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Hey folks,
I've been searching for hours and hours and have yet to see if a certain type of plugin exists. Maybe I'm complicating things but I'll explain it anyways.
I'm setting up a blog for a friend... who isn't exactly skilled when it comes to technological things. Anyways instead of using the <!--more--> button which is in the editor... is there anyway to setup wordpress so it will automatically add the more tag after x characters or x words (essentially auto creating a blurb)? I know it sounds stupid but if something like that existed it would make my life a hell of a lot easier.

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Jen, that's a funny story about the shattered chair. I made it down to see the wood sculptures last week, wonderful! The balloon was so incredible, I could have been tempted to poke it with a pin - no shattering or destruction would have happened though - these works are Solid.
Wow - an art happening indeed! I hope the old girl's ok. Let us know what you find out, will you? I have some relatives in the area who fit that description.
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The longest-running UK private sector qualitative business tendency survey, it celebrated its 50th anniversary in July 2008. The regional manufacturing dimension is derived from the Industrial Trends Survey as the Regional Trends Survey, providing detailed survey data on the standard UK government regions. Furthermore, the results for the SME component of the quarterly survey are published on a regular basis.
This survey is conducted on a monthly and quarterly basis. The monthly survey began in 1975 and is carried out each February, March, May, June, August, September, November and December. The same sample of manufacturing firms is used each month and the same degree of individual industry data is prepared.
The survey offers a wealth of information, with the results weights and disaggregated by three employment size groups (1-199, 200-499, and over 500), three market sectors (investment, intermediate and consumer goods) and a comprehensive range of broad industry and individual industry results, with separate results published for Scotland and Wales. The results for small and medium-sized firms are published separately following the release of the quarterly survey.
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The processed responses convert to raw weighted data from which are derived percentage balances. The percentage balance statistic is the figure derived from the difference between the weighted percentage of companies answering in the positive, minus the percentage replying in the negative. This allows a single number with a plus or minus value to thus represent the answer to any question. Since most of the questions refer to changes in the level of a variable, the absolute value of a balance will give a guide to the change in the variable concerned.
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H.R.1726: To award a Congressional Gold Medal to the 65th Infantry Regiment, known as the Borinqueneers.
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The Quiet Pictures Experiment, a Kickstarter campaign by Cedric Victor
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The idea for the project came about as a result of discussions with professionals including artists, musicians and gallerists.
"Cedric's work is exactly the kind of work to have as a multiple because he's always been conscious about how fine art will look in reproduction, and keeps that in mind when making something—in the best sense, " says Jarboe a musical collaborator, and DIY authority in her own field of music. "When you have an artist that has that kind of intimate knowledge and awareness of production processes, combined with his skill and conceptual ability, it's the golden combination that doesn't happen everyday".
For a 17-year veteran of various artistic processes, this project combines Cedric's love of drawing and painting, the fine detail of printmaking and the result of making high-end production work well on exquisite fine art paper. The project page on the Kickstarter website features a short video of his painting process which includes intaglio techniques and drawing to produce fine detail on the painted images.
The resulting five images have been photographed with high-end camera technology to preserve as much of their original detail and texture. The cards are produced through an extremely fine-tuned digital lithographic process and quality-checked individually. The fine art prints are digital giclee prints, also meticulously examined in a two-pass process that includes the the eye of a Master Digital Printmaker and a sign-off from Cedric. Everything is produced on an archival fine art paper stock that preserves the fine texture and organic anomalies of each of these pictures.
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The back of these shoes is way too high, it caused a blister on my heel within the first 10 minutes of a run. I had to take them off to get back home. Other than the back of the shoe being designed horribly, they fit like a glove. Although they did hurt my arch after running as well. Not impressed. ... read more
Love this product! As size 8 and 32C I purchased size XS and it was a perfect fit. Really flattering and great support, would definitely reccomend. Works perfectly with 'basic Strappy tank top' as both have the same back design. ... read more
The back of the shoes is too high for me. It caused blisters on both achilles after 10 min of running outside. I had to fold them over to get back home. I had them altered and the back cut and lowered and now they fit perfectly. This is my first Adidas pair, I owe 5 other running shoes , different brand that never caused any issues, even brand new. ... read more
Great colour , would prefer if they didn't have a drawstring and the small came up quite big , I have ordered the other colour to see if these are better , but still gonna keep em ! Material is quite thick so wil, be good for winter ... read more
The only reason I wrote slightly too short and too tight is when comparing the same size to tops I have from myprotein. However the top looks exactly the same as in the pic so that's my fault for not noticing. Lovely top though and great quality! ... read more
Maybe it's just my feet, but the backs are way too high and really irritate my heels. Also, though I do have naturally flat feet, after a few blocks in these my arches kill. Otherwise the sneakers are quite comfy on the balls of my feels and pretty cool looking. ... read more
I purchased this pair of spring blades in Red. I love them. There are so comfy and has a lot of elasticity. Before when I run with other shoes, My left foot hurt, but I did not such problems with spring blade. LOVE it. I will purchase another pair after this pair can not use. I will recommend this shoes for sure. And I got a lot of curiosity and compliments from other runners when I run on the trails. ... read more
THE MOST COMFORTABLE RUNNING/WALKING SHOE EVER! I have high arches and a very particular toe on my left foot. I have tried several different brands and styles but all were lacking in one way or another. On my way to buy the Ultra Boost I stumbled on to these and really liked the design of the Color Core Black / Black (BB4017) Pureboost X. This shoe is like no other shoe I have every encountered. It literally fits like a glove. I always size up in a running shoe and did the same with this one and for me it was a good decision. The shoe has a glove like feel with amazing arch support and it's like walking on air. Plus the design is really cool! what other shoe has a floating arch support? Good job Adidas. ... read more
I just ordered this pair and another pair of ultra boosts. i really wanted to keep the PureBoostx but the back of the shoe digs into my achilles tendon- its pretty irritating. The suspended arch support is different but nice and fits pretty snug. overall they seem like a great shoe but unfortunately I cant get over the the back of the shoe digging in to my achilles. so disappointed because i really wanted to keep these. ... read more
I really wanted to like this shoe. The design is cute. I have slim feet and they fit like a glove, which I loved. They were lightweight. However, they just rode up way too high on the back of my heel. It irritated my achilles tendon, and I could tell that wearing them for a long time would be uncomfortable. I would love to have the shoe if the shoe could be reworked to ride lower on the heel, like other running shoes. ... read more
I have accessory navicular and found this shoe supports the tender areas of my feet. Some shoes feel like extra strain is placed on my arches when I run. These shoes don't affect me negatively when I stand for long periods of time, walk, or run. They are super comfy! ... read more
I like this shoes, because: 1. They fits perfect on my foot; 2. the midsole is freaking comfortable; 3. looks good and foot is not sweating. This shoes get two stars from me, because the design of this running shoes is not unfinished. After one week synthetic sidewall panels was started to touc a midsole and making a noise and vibrations i can feel when I'm making a move. This is not good and unpleasant. ... read more
Bought for my husband and I had previously bought the grey version in a size medium and it fit him perfect - so I bought this blue colour but found it was more fitted around the waist in a medium which is the only let down because he loves these tops ... read more
Runs REALLY big. I ordered my usual size, 6.5, and when I received them, I thought they sent me a half or one full size bigger by mistake. There is at least an inch between my toes and the tip of the shoes. I loved the design, how sturdy yet light they are, and everything else about them, so was so sad that I had to return them. I totally would have exchanged for size 6, but all the smaller sizes were already sold out. Super bummed. Don't get me wrong. These shoes are wonderful. Just not properly sized. I do recommend to visit actual shops if you can to get a right size. ... read more
Comfortable material and perfect for my gym work-out. Got a orange one and it is quite bright and standing out. The 1st day I wore it to the gym, I saw a guy wearing exact same one but in male version. ... read more
These are my second pair of Stella McCartney Adidas workout pants and they do not disappoint. These are definitely extremely thin and if you bend over too much you can sort of see through them, but they are absolutely so comfortable, they are perfect for running or even spin class. They feel like second skin on me. I am 5'3 and weigh 112 lbs and get size xs in all of the Stella McCartney line. The length comes down to my ankle. I absolutely love these and bought them in the black pair as well. I definitely recommend these for a hot day and you don't want to show your legs. ... read more
This is a great keepsake if you've run the marathon and identifies you as "part of the club" for future marathons. As far as its functionality as an actual running jacket; I would say you are better served going with something else. I normally go with a medium for Adidas products but this was a little small. Order a size up. ... read more
I believed all the other reviews that said to size down at least a half size and in some reviews they said a full size. A lot of people seem to think that these shoes are sized like men's and that is why people are sizing down but that's wrong. They are NOT men's sizes. I am normally an 8 or 8 1/2. I didn't know what to do since I'm different sizes in different brands or shoe types and the reviews were very convincing to go down. I ended up buying a 7 1/2. I could barely get my foot in the shoe, they were really small and tight. I own some Adidas trainers and they are 8 1/2, I should have just disregarded all the reviews and gotten the same size as my trainers. I'm going to try that and will leave another review when they come and I've tried them out. ... read more
I absolutely love these shoes! I have been doing powerlifting and these shoes are by far the best I have bought!! Wasn't sure about the size by reading the reviews, I usually take a 7, so that's what I went with and they fit great. I'm so glad I decided to make the purchase!! ... read more
I usually wear a medium, but this fit was too tight in the shoulders and upper arms, and ok everywhere else. I will try a large. Color looks better in person than online. I'm okay with turquoise and pink...don't know what everyone else's problem with the pink is. It's only two pink stripes...geez! ... read more
The shoes came up very small in 6.5, I had to order half a size bigger from Adidas speciality sports, which came up bigger than expected but usable. Very high quality, and attractive. Be careful about sizing. Free returns is a bonus. But if you used a voucher you'll end up sending more to get a pair in the right size, unless you're willing to wait two weeks for the return to be approved and phone up to ask for a new voucher before buying a new pair in your size (no direct exchanges are possible). As I needed to use the shoes asap I ended up getting back less money on the first pair than I spent on the second. ... read more
Love this jacket. It is well-made and the quality is outstanding -- equally great for running on a long run or running errands. The fit is very good. Oftentimes things are just made a touch too big for me (I am 5'0" and about 110 pounds, got an XS), but this fits great. The details (stitching details, stretchy and soft material at the end of the sleeves, etc.) are very nice and really make the jacket. As far as people not liking the colors...sorry, you didn't have to buy the jacket if you didn't like it. I personally think the colors are great and there is just enough pink to give it a feminine touch. ... read more


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The council will consider changing the job of city prosecutor from an elected position to an appointed one at tonight's meeting.
Last meeting, the council heard the proposal to make the change but took no action.
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• Police Chief Mark Kearse will give a report on the SWAT team.
• Parks and Recreation Director Scott Caron will give a report on the baseball/softball season and the use of the trail system.
• First reading of an ordinance regarding the electrical code will be heard.
• A motion to extend the city counselor services for another year will be heard.
• Selling the outdoor Christmas tree as surplus will be considered.
• Reappointments of Dennis Goodman, Lynn McFarland and Larry Thoms to the Parks and Recreation Committee will be considered.
• In closed session, the council will consider potential litigation and real estate deals.
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I'd like to better understand how milter hand-offs work.
When a remote MTA initiates an SMTP session, my understanding is that Sendmail hands the message data off to the milter during that session. Where/how is this message data stored? Is this all done in memory? Or is there a "queue" area where message data for milter is stored for pickup by the milter?
If it helps, let's say I'm calling a milter like this:
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I like this plugin, but it lacked some functionality that I needed. Therefore I have adapted it a bit...
Functionality I have added:
- The description of the photo at Flickr is posted as bold text under the photo
- The last updated date/time is saved as a plugin setting and can be changed, so it's not necessary anymore to delete then reinstall the plugin to republish photos
- The last updated date/time is visible on the plugin's settings page
Functionality I am planning to add:
- Copy the Flickr tags over to the WordPress tags
- Add settings option to display the Flickr description under or above the photo
- Add settings option to display the Flickr description as normal or bold text
- Add settings option to save a Flickr photo as a draft post instead of publishing directly
Is anybody interested in this or a future version of this plugin? Not sure if I can publish a new version, but if the owner doesn't mind and is not planning on releasing new versions anymore, then I am willing to take over.
Credits go to the author, Alexey Novikov. I was able to change your plugin but would not have been able to write it from scratch !


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McWilliam entered the Slade School of Art in 1928 where he met Henry Moore, who became a life-long friend. In the mid-1930s McWilliam lived and worked in Hampstead and was part of the avant-garde group of London artists. He was deeply impressed by the International Surrealist Exhibition of 1936. Although the subjects of McWilliam's sculptures were mostly drawn from his imagination, he periodically accepted commissions for traditional portrait sculpture. This 'Portrait Bust of Isaac Wolfson' is of particular relevance to the Tate Gallery. Wolfson (1897-1991) set up a Foundation to advance health, education and youth activities and was a major donor to the Tate Gallery, Liverpool.
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In the wake of our successes, I made a reservation for Oceana with my parents. Mom suggested we try on a few more wedding dresses and then go somewhere "dressy" so that she could wear a suit that she had never been able to show off before.
My cousin came and we agreed on our original dress choice. It was fun. Fun for her to be a part of it too because she's pregnant with a puppy and a very busy husband at the moment. We met the men at the restaurant. Dad was in a suit this time with suspenders and a bow-tie. I was thrilled. There he was. One week later, Florida-free and seemingly ok with it. Better than ok, he had been by the restaurant earlier in the day to meet everyone and make friends with the bar tender. THAT is my dad!
The restaurant looks like the inside of a boat. There are shades along the top and paintings made to look like the coastline from a boat. Dad decided that we should have d'Yquem with the entire meal. He had done a tasting menu in France decades ago where each course was paired with d'Yquem and wanted to test the theory again. Who was I to say 'no'? While we decided on the menu, we had Lynch Bages white which was flinty and chalky and remarkable. I loved it. We all loved it.
The amuse bouche was a spoon full of something delicious with a shooter of perfect gazpacho. Mom was hooked. She loves a smoothly acidic gazpacho.
Jack had the crab cakes. They were tiny, but filled with lumps of delicious, juicy crab. Some of the best either of us had tried. I had the soft shelled crab which I loved. It was meatier than most of the examples I've tried. Both went beautifully with the grassy 1989 d'Yquem that we were sipping. Dad had the ceviche. I was not convinced that would stand up to my fantastic wine so I didn't try it.
Since none of us had ordered the special (king fish with tamarind), they sent it out anyway. We all got one. It was the favorite thing of the evening. The puree underneath was smooth and silky with not quite a parsnip flavor. The tamarind rub was spicy enough to make all of the men very happy. The fish was great, but did not have much flavor to stand up to what was around it. None of us minded that though. Not for a second.
We got a bottle of the 1988 d'Yquem and although some preferred it, I found it to be less bright than the one before. But hey, it's still Yquem! What can I really say!?
Almost everyone had the Arctic Char. They loved it. They raved about it. I think it was probably great. My lobster was at least great. It was a nice size portion with perfectly cooked meat over a pea puree. (I like purees. I miss them when they go in the summer.)
There was a lychee fizzy palate cleanser that my mom hated. She doesn't like Lychee though. I thought it was fun. My cousin adored it.
Then, the cousins left. I think that the baby had had enough excitement. We all more than understood. It was a long night. Just then, six desserts magically appeared. I have no idea what all of them were. Something peanut butter-chocolate. Something with caramelized peaches and crumble. Blueberry tapioca, another chocolate and a frozen strawberry something or other. Dad had a few bites. Jack, Mom and I sent up a lazy-Susan system and just kept passing. It was a feeding frenzy. Bites, bites, pass. Bites, bites pass. I barely knew what I was loving before I got the next thing. It was some of the most fun I've had in a restaurant in a long time. Bruni got it right. This place is wonderful!


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The National Cattlemen's Beef Association has released "The Cattlemen's Stewardship Review: Connecting Our Vision and Values" a report that examines the social, economic and environmental impact of the U.S. cattle farming and ranching industries. Funded by the Beef Checkoff Program, the review was developed, in part, because consumer research revealed that 74% of shoppers say that they are "very" or "somewhat" interested in knowing more about how beef is raised and who raises it. "In ...
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We love our fresh Ontario sweet corn! While it's delicious grilled and eaten straight from the cob, the sweet kernels also make a great addition to summer salads and sides. Removing corn from the cob can be a messy job, so I'll show you an easy way to keep those kernels under control.
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He kind of remind me of the joker in second frame.
The Joker must've been a kid once.
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Starting in Linux Mint 8 (based on Ubuntu 9.10), there is an integrated font installer, which I describe in my blog post here: http://zootlinux.blogspot.com/2010/01/ubuntu-910s-integrated-font-installer.html
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It's a fresh start for Chrysler in 2011, according to CEO Sergio Marchionne. The company has shown off — and started to sell — 14 new or refreshed models, many of which have reduced prices or more content for the same price compared with their predecessors. At least for January, the new metal means Chrysler's reliance on big incentives has somewhat diminished, but there are some deals even on 2011 models.
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The 2011 Dodge Nitro has a new $2,500 cash-back program (the most on any 2011 model right now), and the 2011 Dodge Caliber has $1,500 cash back. The Nitro received no significant changes from 2010, and the Caliber had only minor work done inside.
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On Saturday, he was also fourth in what was his fifth Golden
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Mataura shearer Brett Roberts won his second Golden Shears
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To evaluate the efficacy of the mass hepatitis B vaccination program in Taiwan in interrupting perinatal hepatitis B virus transmission, 3464 randomly selected 18-month-old infant vaccinees born to hepatitis B surface antigen—carrier mothers were recruited from 9697 eligible infants during a six-month period of the program. They were divided into ten groups according to maternal infectivity and compliance with the vaccination schedule. Serum samples were tested for hepatitis B surface antigen, antibody to hepatitis B surface antigen, and antibody to hepatitis B core antigen. In 786 infants who had highly infectious mothers and who received hepatitis B immune globulin and vaccine on schedule, the protective efficacy was about 85%. The efficacy seemed to be slightly lower in those immunized off schedule. Overall, 11% of infants still carried hepatitis B surface antigen, and 81% of the infants had antibody to hepatitis B surface antigen that exceeded 10 mlU/mL in more than 90% of them. The geometric mean titers of antibody to hepatitis B surface antigen were more than 200 mlU/mL in every group of infants. We conclude that the mass vaccination program is efficacious in preventing perinatal hepatitis B virus transmission and the chronic carrier state; most infant vaccinees have adequate levels of protective antibody at 18 months of age. This program is extremely significant in the control of hepatitis B virus infection in Taiwan.
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Flames 2013-14 Adjusted Possession Rates
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December 03 2013 04:01PM
As we cross-over the quarter mark of the season, it's time to look back at how each Flames player has done possession-wise. If you recall, at the end of last season, Kent wrote an article that provided adjusted final Corsi numbers to give a depiction of how good each Flames player was at driving the play, controlling for various circumstances.
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Anybody hoping that the rebuild for the franchise will be a quick one are probably keeping tabs on the AHL's Abbotsford Heat, and they're probably pretty impressed by their performance thus far.
At the beginning of Decemberbthe Heat sit with a 17-6-0-2 record, good for first overall in the AHL. Better yet, the team's doing it with a roster almost entirely bereft of veterans, with the possible exception of goaltender Joey MacDonald and team captain Dean Arsene.
Last week I had the chance to have a phone conversation with Abbotsford head coach Troy G. Ward, now in his third year at the helm of Calgary's farmhands.
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December 03 2013 10:24AM
There isn't a lot to talk about in Flamesland these days. The injuries have piled up and, predictably, so have the losses.
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It's like Christmas, your birthday and April Fool's Day all wrapped up in one!
This year, you can give the gift of time.
And I don't mean a lousy wristwatch. I mean, they can't even be bothered to put a full day on a watch. Twelve hours, sheesh.
No, instead of a measly twelve hours, you can give out twelve months! That's like giving someone 365 watches. How generous is that?!!
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December 02 2013 12:06PM
The month of November is now officially in the rear-view mirror, and we're about to hit the fun part of the year: December. It's a month full of Teddy Bear Tosses, the World Juniors and a lot of NHL hockey. Heck, Jarome Iginla makes his return to Calgary in a couple of weeks.
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Four generations of our family have enjoyed this spacious, lake-front home dramatically nestled on Lake Tahoe's West Shore. Designed to be family friendly, the cabin meanders over 4 levels down the gently sloping shoreline. Three floors of large windows and sliding glass doors give you gorgeous views of the lake from all around the home.
The home's main level contains the kitchen, dining area with large table for 8, living room with a wood burning fireplace, 46 inch HD Satellite/DVD/VCR TV, stereo and piano, guitars, library and access to the spacious main deck with lounge chairs, dining tables and a gas barbeque for outdoor entertaining. The library nook has several chairs, copies of the Marshall Holler Along Songbook, some select books on Tahoe history as well as novels to while away a snowy day. The library has some guidebooks which can help you plan your activities, and you can cross check the guide book's map against the floor-to-ceiling Lake Tahoe topographical map on one wall in the living room. The library also features a cupboard stocked with a wide variety of games and playing cards. In the library also stands a small table with computer and printer/scanner/copier with wireless internet access with up to 50 GB free per week, access speeds up to 5 mbps, and often around 2 mbps. Note, the wireless connection to the internet service provider may be disrupted during heavy rain and snow storms, at sunrise and sunset, and is subject to peak period congestion. Internet access is broadcast to all rooms in the house and from the parking lot down to the lakeside dock via private wifi 802.11b/g home network with wireless access point in the library nook attached to the computer. People with AT&T and Verizon 3G mobile devices will get service at the home, as well as Verizon 4G LTE devices, which provide the fastest download speeds available at the home. In the back of the kitchen is a washer, dryer and half bath. A functional kitchen with pair of sinks, side-by-side ovens, under-cabinet microwave oven, refrigerator, electric range and a large complement of cookware/dishware/utensils allows you to comfortably feed lots of people.
The downstairs houses the spacious master suite with a loveseat, 32 inch TV, private bathroom with bidet, toilet, and shower, and it's own porch for maximum privacy.
Separated from the master suite by a stairway, the large carpeted basement Playroom with games, puzzles and a 61 inch HDTV with VCR/DVD/Satellite gives the kids the perfect place to have their own party and sleeping area for 5 or so friends. Two padded benches and 3 twin matresses on the raised carpeted sleeping level give them a sleepover-style experience. Extra sheets and blankets are available for the benches, or you may prefer to bring sleeping bags for these. The kids should bring their own x-box or other gaming equipment for the TV. The Playroom also features a bathroom with toilet, jetted tub/shower. An extra full size refrigerator/freezer in the Playroom complements the kitchen's refrigerator/freezer when the home is fully occupied. Note that the playroom is converted from a basement, so some 'basement' features are still visible, such as pipes, air ducts, and cement. The Playroom can also be a bit noisy as the home's heater is located in a Playroom closet. The minimum overhead clearance to exposed pipes is 6 feet 5 inches. Because the playroom has beds in it, it is counted as one of 5 bedrooms in this listing. However, because of the low ceiling clearance and unfinished elements, we prefer to describe it as a kid's playroom that people can sleep in if they want.
The upstairs has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a hallway linen closet. The King room has a King size bed, and bathroom with private bathtub/shower/toilet. The Queen room and Twin room share a bathroom with shower and toilet. The Queen room and Twin room with bathroom can together be made into a private family suite by pulling out a pocket door in the hallway. The Queen room has a small desk for a private place to work, and the Twin room has two twin beds. The King and Queen rooms share a private shaded deck to enjoy the afternoon breezes and view.
In between the upstairs and main level there is the home's entryway with coat rack, and bench. Also off the entryway is a door to the small shop, which has a variety of tools, supplies and a work bench for those who need to fix something.
Outdoors the pathways from the street and to the pier at lake level are reinforced with built in steps and sturdy handrails. On the pier are two kayaks and a dinghy (small rowboat) for water fun, with plenty of lifejackets for water safety. A storage bin holds the life jackets, deck chairs, boogie boards, and other pier supplies. The pier has a ladder at the end and a steel stairway on the side leading to the water. There is also a hand-cranked winch (davitt) with boom, rope and pulley to make launching and retrieving the dinghy easy for adults and teenagers. The metal stairway doubles as a ramp to slide a kayak in or out of the water.
There is parking for up to 3 cars at street level. When parking three cars, it is very tight, and the car on the right should avoid scraping the small boulders that line the right edge of the parking lot. When parking 3 cars, no more than 1 should be a large wide car like a suburban. All other parking on the street is private and limited.
Keywords: Lake Tahoe lakefront home, Meeks Bay, Rubicon Bay, pier, buoy, 12 people
Passed down to the five children of the original owners Andy and Mary Beth Marshall, we enjoy, maintain and protect this wonderful home. We are scattered all over California from San Diego to the San Francisco Bay Area, to the Central Valley.
Ellen Marshall purchased this house in 1967
There are many reasons to choose this property for your vacation including:
- Private pier on private lake front (not shared with a homeowner's association)
- Close-in buoy makes it easy to get to your boat
- deep water at dock (pier) is relatively hazard free and easy to navigate to for power boats, especially at low lake levels.
- Uncrowded section of Lake Tahoe compared with Tahoe city and South Shore
- Many living spaces in the home for a relaxed, comfortable stay for small and large families
- Roomy, spacious decks and pier
- Sparklingly clear waters with beautiful sand/rock lake bottom (property shoreline is bouldered with no sand)
- Swimming off the dock
- Off-shore summer prevailing winds provide best water at Tahoe for water skiing and wake boarding
- Family can watch skiers and wake boarders from the main deck
- Lots of day excursions available year round
- 20 minutes walk to Meeks Bay Beach
- Boat to Meeks Bay, Sugar Pine Point State Park, Bliss State Park, Emerald Bay Vikingsholm and Tea House, Pope beach, Baldwin beach
- Fine dining recommendations: West Shore Cafe, Sunnyside Resort, Chamber's Landing, Jake's on the Lake
- Snow skiers: Homewood Mountain Resort 6 miles; Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows 20 miles. Sledding nearby across the highway.
- Cross Country skiers: Meeks Creek 1.5 mi, General Creek 2.5 mi, Sugar Pine Point / Ehrman Mansion 2.5 mi, Tahoe Cross Country Ski Area 15.5 mi
Although the pictures listed are accurate, they do not do the beauty of this place justice. The house had everything we needed for our stay and made us feel right at home. There are many things to do in the area but nothing beats having your own pier, I definitely recommend this property
My family and I recently stayed at this beautiful family home, and couldn't have had a better time. Nestled in gorgeous Rubicon Bay, the house is the perfect retreat for families to find some quiet time to relax and enjoy each other's company. The Marshall Family were incredible hosts, having provided everything we needed for a successful stay. Having now stayed there, it's very clear the house holds special meaning to the family, and really motivated us to treat the property as our own. I would absolute recommend renting this house, and enjoyed working with the owners.
We celebrated our 5 year anniversary with family and close friends at the Marshall home in August 2015. It was a truly wonderful experience: swimming and kayaking off the dock, lounging in the sun, and big family-style BBQ's on the deck at night. The house is well-conceived with great common space for all, yet plenty of available privacy if you need some quiet time away from the party. The Marshall's were prompt with communication and everything inside the house was clearly explained and mapped out which made settling in quick and easy. The house is very close to incredible hiking and conveniently located near enough to conveniences that going out for groceries isn't a half-day adventure. We use VRBO frequently and highly recommend the Marshall House -- an all-around wonderful vacation experience.
I just returned from a lovely week at the Marshall family home. My extended family selects a destination area each summer to spend time together and this was a perfect spot! The home is so well appointed with everything anyone might need and many things that are unexpected and very appreciated in a vacation rental. The location is conveniently located to both South Shore and popular West Shore activities and restaurants. After a full day hiking or swimming and kayaking out on the large dock on the lake, our evenings were spent around the dining room table playing board games or watching baseball. We enjoyed reading about the Marshall family and looking at the many family photos around the house. It is obvious that this is a special place, filled with lots of wonderful memories. Thank you for letting us add to that history.
This home is conveniently located on the west/south shore of Lake Tahoe. The view is stunning, the house is comfortable, and the kitchen well equipped. The only question we had was immediately addressed.
Our group of 11 and 2 dogs stayed in this home for a week during Christmas 2012 and enjoyed it immensely. The house is charming and beautiful.
It is also fully stocked -- we found everything that we needed for cooking great meals in kitchen (sharp knives yippee!) and serving at the long dining table facing the lake. Dry wood is supplied for making roaring fires in the stone fireplace, and a closet contains every conceivable tool that one might need whilst away from home.
A big hit with all was the manual (complete with index!) compiled by the owners and which gave detailed "how-to's" for every item in the home (heat, electricity, gadgets, internet, etc.) as well as helpful suggestions for nearby activities (sledding, skiing, hiking, etc.) The manual suggested a nearby sledding hill a short walk away which we were able to enjoy using sleds found in the playroom as a foot of snow blanketed the area. Homewood ski area is a short drive away, with Squaw and Alpine a bit further up the road.
It was nice staying away from the crazy traffic lines in Tahoe City -- no traffic down this way, especially as the pass heading toward South Lake Tahoe was closed due to the snow.
We loved our stay in this home and we all remarked that we'd love to come again during the summer and enjoy the outdoor decks and pier. Thank you for sharing your home with us.
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For the summer season 2016 and beyond, reservations will only be accepted with a 6 night minimum stay until 45 days before the first day of the rental period. At that point, the minimum stay will drop to 3 nights.
Your reservation deposit of $1000.00US and completed paperwork secure your rental at the time of booking. Later, an additional payment equal to the full rental amount plus taxes plus cleaning fee is due 15 days before first day of rental period. The reservation/security/damages deposit will be returned after cleaning less any amount for extraordinary cleaning or damage that occurred during stay.


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This paper presents a comparison of Markov load models for composite reliability evaluation by nonsequential Monte Carlo simulation. The proposed models represent the whole system load curve. The first model (M1) is an aggregated Markov model that represents all different states present in the load curve, without using any clustering technique. The second model (M2) consists of a hybrid Markov model, where all different levels of the load curve are also represented but it tries to preserve some chronology of the load curve. The third model (M3) consists of a non-aggregated Markov model. The frequency and duration (F&D) indices are calculated by the conditional probability method for all models. The indices calculated using these models are compared with the indices obtained when the usual clustered aggregated Markov model (M0) is used. The indices obtained by sequential Monte Carlo simulation with a chronological system load curve are used as comparison reference in order to validate the presented models.
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Next Cancer Treatments to Target Blood Supply
May 10, 2004 -- A new approach in cancer treatment that uses drugs designed to cut off the tumor's blood supply may soon become a valuable tool in improving existing cancer therapies.
The treatment involves using drugs that target and destroy blood vessel networks within the tumor to starve it of oxygen and other vital nutrients, which prevents further growth as well as promotes cell death within the tumor itself. These blood vessel networks also provide the opportunity for tumor cells to spread.
A review of recent research on the experimental approach suggests this group of drugs, known as vascular-disrupting agents (VDAs), have been proven effective in early, phase I clinical trials. As this class of cancer drugs moves into phase II clinical trials, researchers say they will likely prove most successful when used in combination with conventional chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
New Approach in Cancer Treatment
Researchers say two different approaches in targeting blood vessel networks within tumors are currently under investigation. The first, known as angiogenic inhibitor treatment, aims to prevent the formation of new blood vessel networks within the tumor, and the drugs are given continually over months or years.
The second approach uses VDAs that are designed to destroy the already established blood vessel networks within a tumor and are given for short periods of time.
In their review of studies on VDAs appearing in the current issue of the journal Cancer, researchers report that this approach has produced exciting results in cutting off the blood supply to tumors and inducing cell death within the tumor in animal and laboratory tests.
In addition, use of VDAs in combination with radiation and other forms of chemotherapy has improved treatment outcomes in early human tests. These drugs also appear safe for use in combination with these conventional cancer treatments.
Phase II clinical trials of VDAs in humans are currently under way, and researchers say they will determine whether these early successes in the lab will carry over to humans.
"Time will tell whether the exciting preclinical findings made using VDAs will be applicable in humans as well," writes researcher Dietmar W. Siemann, PhD, of the University of Florida, and colleagues.
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Having used Linux since before kernel 1.1.13, I've found a very long list of reasons why various businesses don't develop more software on Linux. Nowadays, the reason is never performance or reliability. One reason is well-known; that is, how does one go about marketing in an open-systems environment without giving away key rights or simply being unable to enforce those rights? Secrecy is usually less expensive than a court battle.
An issue recently mentioned to me is that of knowing how to interpret what a developer will owe to others. The example in mind is OpenGL in X. My interpretation is that for dynamically linked applications requiring some form of OpenGL-compliant display libraries, it is not an issue for the developer, but instead for the user (unless the developer ships the libraries with the application). What I would like to see is a series of articles on intellectual property rights of developers, and to what extent these rights may affect marketing when a business (versus individual) must pay for using (not selling) various utilities and libraries used by a common distribution.
If, as a business, I use PPP utilities or generic NE2000 drivers but don't sell them, do I need to pay for them? If I use gawk as installed from my distribution, when do I need to pay for it? Can I use XFree as a business, without paying? Will my OpenGL application cause a liability to my end user who has Mesa? And so on. I would like to see a lengthy discussion worthy of showing to my employers. Thanks.
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As a start, read the article "Licenses and Copyright" by Michael K. Johnson in the September 1996 Linux Journal (issue 29). If you don't have a copy of this issue, remember that as a subscriber you have access to every issue on-line at http://interactive.linuxjournal.com/ —Editor
The feature article, "Larry Wall, the Guru of Perl" (LJ, May 1999), was both insightful and delightful. Marjorie Richardson was able to convey Larry's obvious passion, joy, intellect and humor.
It was also refreshing to see one of the key figures of the Open Source community unashamedly mention God. Yes, there are some of us using Linux who realize that the ultimate in "open source" is the Bible.
Larry may not have become a missionary, but he's used his God-given talents in a very good way.
—Bob Nelson firstname.lastname@example.com
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I just finished reading the article "Distributions Take a Stand on Standards", and all I have to say is that all of this can be likened to Scotland when it was fighting the English (the movie Braveheart comes to mind). Microsoft (MS) is the English wanting to rule everything, and the Linux community is the Scottish. The clans of Scotland weren't unified and easily fell to the English. That is what is happening with Linux today. The different distributions are the clans. No one is trying to unite them. Linux falls to MS because it can't stand up to MS. Linux may be winning some battles, but MS is winning the war, and it's easy to see why. Take a look at both armies. One is well-organized and well-structured. The other is made up of small clans, fighting for the same main goals, but refusing to unite for the greater good.
Caldera seems to be the William Wallace of Linux. It looks like they will be the ones to take the lead and unite the different distributions. I am going to stand with their banner in my hands—I am going to give my money to Caldera henceforth.
Linux needs a leader for standardization. Stampede Linux was quoted as saying too much of a good thing can be bad, but I have to say that Linux in its present state is a bad thing. I am a user for about five months now, and have bought both Red Hat 5.2 and Mandrake 5.3. I am very disappointed in both of them. I am not able to get my printer to work, because neither distribution works with a HP 722c. I know this printer is designed mostly for Windows, but programs are available that will make this printer work with Linux. Neither of the distributions support this program. If the major distributions want to pull together and make a standard for Linux, they need to put these small programs in their distributions and support them. If this was the case, Linux would gain more support from computer users in the world than it does.
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Adventuring in Ecuador, a country with 12 hours of sunlight year-round, has been experienced by over 50 Ohio Master Gardener Volunteers. Since 2013 Ohio MGVS have partnered with the Tandana Foundation to provide a working vacation in Otavalo and surrounding communities. The focus has been on cultivating trees, water remediation, education, planting, gardening and working side-by-side with locals to improve their communities. Activities are a mixture of work and cultural activities including touring, cooking classes, shopping, and more.
Jun 13, 2016
Licking County MGVs donated 2,181 pounds of produce grown on their one-acre garden to the local Salvation Army Food Bank and Kitchen. The fresh produce will help supply over 25,000 meals.
Since the Food Pantry project was founded five years ago, the MGVs have donated over 12,648 pounds of produce. After meals are prepared, any remaining produce goes into the food pantry for recipients to take home.
Jun 2, 2016
Fayette County MGVs are researching, scripting and recording a cell phone tour highlighting the trees of the county's historic Washington Cemetery. Listed on the National Register of Historical Sites, the cemetery has undergone thousands of dollars in renovations of many of its structures including the Fiske Fountain, the Judy Chapel and a statue of a Civil War soldier. In addition, the 60-acre cemetery contains an impressive collection of trees, including Bald Cypress, Ohio Buckeye, Gingko, Tri-color Beech, Kentucky Coffee and Swamp White Oak.


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Isla Fisher in J Brand Skinny Jeans in Pure
Posing for photos while promoting her new film Now You See Me, Isla Fisher looked chic in head to toe blue. She wore a pair of J Brand skinny jeans in Pure with a blue sheer blouse and navy blazer.
I absolutely love this outfit on Isla! I really like monochromatic looks and I like how the different textures add a lot of depth to the outfit, the dark wash of the jeans make a great neutral too. You can buy J Brand jeans online from JBrandjeans.com
Isla Fisher in Double Denim
Isla Fisher was seen taking her daughters to their ballet class over the past weekend while wearing a pair of AG Adriano Goldschmied The Aubrey in 10 Year Rio with a denim blouse from Sanctuary, with lace detailing.
I really like the detailing on this blouse, it has some western elements with the pockets, but the lace gives it a feminine look. I would love to see this blouse paired with a great pair of leather pants. You can buy AG jeans online here.
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Isla Fisher in Current/Elliott & Etoile Isabel Marant
Isla Fisher was spotted running some errands with her daughter Olive in Los Angeles, California. She paired together The Perfect Shirt by Current/Elliott with a pair of the Etoile Isabel Marant River Cords and some Rag & Bone Newbury boots.
I think this is a really great look. I may be a bit partial being that I love those cords, but I do like the pairing of the pants with the denim shirt. You can click here to purchase Current/Elliott at SINGER22 and here for Etoile Isabel Marant from LaGarconne.
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Isla Fisher in Current/Elliott The Stiletto in Grey Leopard
Isla Fisher was spotted taking her daughters to a birthday party in Santa Monica, California. She wore a pair of Current/Elliott The Stiletto in Grey Leopard with a pair of the Marant Betty sneakers.
We have been getting quite a few sightings of Isla lately. She is one that I do enjoy getting sightings of because I am a fan of her style most of the time. There is always a bit of a quirk that makes her outfits look more put together than awkward. You can read Lorna's review on these here and you can click here to purchase Current/Elliott at SINGER22.


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GE Healthcare is to supply Refine Technologies with its hollow fiber filtration cartridges for use with the latter's ATF™ system, a cell retention device based on alternating tangential flow technology, which is used for a range of biomanufacturing applications. The firms say the distribution agreement will help set the stage for future collaboration in the field of biomanufacturing.
Refine's flagship ATF system is designed to generate extremely high concentrations of cells that can then be collected for further processing. The firm says continuous processing demonstrates advantages over batch manufacturing, including faster cell isolation and shorter manufacturing times.
The platform can also be customized for application in small laboratory-scale production, through to commercial manufacturing. Applications range from simple culture maintenance to the generation of extreme cultures, and vaccine manufacturing, Refine adds.
In January the firm inked a collaboration agreement with Sartorius Stedim Biotech, to develop a high-density cell cultivation platform that will allow connection of the ATF system to SSB's single-use Biostat® bioreactors.
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WASHINGTON (AP) " The latest on the Federal Reserve's landmark two-day policy meeting which began Tuesday. The central bank is expected to raise interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade. All times local.
NEW DELHI (AP) " India's top court on Wednesday ordered a temporary ban on the sale of large diesel vehicles in and around New Delhi and slapped a stiff levy on trucks entering the capital to try to curb record air pollution in the city.
BEIJING (AP) " Chinese President Xi Jinping called Wednesday for governments to cooperate in regulating Internet use, stepping up efforts to promote controls that activists complain stifle free expression.
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) " Like many Americans, Warren Buffett can write a $2,700 check to support his favorite presidential candidate. But as one of the wealthiest Americans, he can also unleash immense financial clout by giving untold millions to super...
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) " A 39-year-old woman and a teenage boy are suspected in the deaths of two children whose bodies were found inside a storage unit in Northern California, in a case that came to light after police checked on a 9-year-old girl who...
WASHINGTON (AP) " Congressional leaders are girded to push a Christmas compromise on tax cuts and spending through the House and Senate by week's end after Republicans and Democrats reached agreement on a legislative package extending dozens of tax...
HONOLULU (AP) " The decision to cancel an election for Native Hawaiian self-government and skip ahead to a convention has many questioning whether the effort has a chance at achieving anything.
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BAGHDAD (AP) " Defense Secretary Ash Carter traveled to Iraq Wednesday on an unannounced war zone visit with to find new ways to hasten the destruction of the Islamic State group.
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Who & What I Am
Welcome to Gluten-Free on a Shoestring! I'm Nicole. I started this blog about halfway through 2009 to chronicle my family's gluten-free life, and to share the gluten free recipes I was developing at home. My son, Jonathan, has celiac disease, but he also has 2 sisters (Bailey and Ava). And they all have friends. And kids and their kid-friends do not grade on a curve. Everything I have made for my gluten-free son since 2005 I have made with 1 goal in mind:
It'd better be good. Not "good for gluten-free." Just plain good. Here's how we get it done around here:
What To Do
- First, read all about the gluten free flour blends I use—most of them all purpose gluten free flour blends—and you can even download an Excel spread sheet that does all the math for you if you want to build your own blend. Then, read this post about How & When To Use The Flour Blends, and why they work best in particular types of recipes. And if you're wondering, here's How I Stock My Gluten Free Pantry For Baking.
- Second, take a look at my Gluten Free Cookbooks. Gluten Free Classic Snacks is my newest cookbook, and it has 100 copycat recipes for every single packaged cookie, snack cake, cracker, breakfast and fruity treat and even candy you've been missing now that you're gluten free. If you have a gluten free child who misses Kit Kats and Little Debbie snack cakes, this is the book for you!
- Third, read through the blog FAQs. If you have general questions, the answers might just be in there!
- Fourth, if you're interested in gluten free bread baking, don't miss Gluten Free on a Shoestring Bakes Bread, my third book. It has everything from No-Rye Gluten Free Rye Bread (totally authentic!) to Gluten Free Pretzel Rolls and every Gluten Free Sandwich Bread imaginable, and everything in between. If you already have a copy of Bakes Bread and you are looking for sources for Expandex modified tapioca starch, you'll find comprehensive information on my Resources page—even for readers outside the U.S.!
- Finally, while you wait for the cookbooks to arrive, get started here on the blog. A great place to begin is the Visual Recipe Index, with photos of every single recipe here on the blog, by category. It gives a nice overview. Here are some of the most popular posts on the blog, along with some of my personal favorites:
1. Let's start with an easy recipe from Gluten-Free on a Shoestring Bakes Bread, Gluten Free English Muffin Bread. You've never had anything else like it!
2. When Is a Product Really Gluten-Free? 7 Ways To Know:
3. The Top Ten Secrets To Baking Good Gluten-Free Bread (edited to reflect my new techniques for making gluten free bread from Gluten Free on a Shoestring Bakes Bread):
4. Gluten-Free Won Ton Wrappers (Skins) for everything from fried won ton noodles and "gluten-free Crab Rangoon to gluten-free Eggrolls. Oh, and I made Gluten Free Won Tons even better, and into everyone's favorite, Won Ton Soup!
6. How-To Roll Out Gluten-Free Pie Crust – with a video!:
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The Sundance Film Festival is off and running — something you certainly know if you follow any number of attending film writers on Twitter — but which film will be the first to score a big acquisition deal? Perhaps "Celeste and Jesse Forever," the Rashida Jones co-written, co-led dramedy about a pair of high school sweethearts (Jones and Andy Samberg) going through a divorce, but trying to remain friends.
After premiering… Continue reading 'Celeste And Jesse Forever': Sundance Film Festival's First Breakout Hit?


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Breast Tenderness
Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I am having pain in my breasts (both of them, but more on the left side) at the base - towards the ribcage side. Should I be concerned? The pain is not regular, but is uncomfortable when it does come and has occurred off and on for over a year. Can a blood test show if I have cancer, or do you have to have a mammogram?
Nancy Zieber, RN, MSN, CRNP, Oncology/Hematology Nurse Practitioner, responds:
A blood test cannot show if you have breast cancer. Depending on your age, you might consider a mammogram (if 40 years and older, should get it once a year; start at younger age if positive family history) or an ultrasound (usually used if there is a palpable mass and young age).
Breast tissue will vary in tenderness and how it feels to the touch over the month; this is related to the influence of hormones. It would be good to keep a diary of when the breast discomfort occurs, as it may be cyclic, coming and going with the fluctuation of hormones (i.e. related to the menstrual cycle). Other options would be to use a Vitamin E supplement and eliminate caffeine from your diet, as these things are thought to help relieve breast tenderness. Neither of these is proven, but some women do report improvement of their symptoms. Also, making sure your bras fit appropriately and provide enough support would also help.
OncoLink is designed for educational purposes only and is not engaged in rendering medical advice or professional services. The information provided through OncoLink should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or a disease. It is not a substitute for professional care. If you have or suspect you may have a health problem or have questions or concerns about the medication that you have been prescribed, you should consult your health care provider.
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Full-time accountant and Flex MBA student Laura Richter has a most unusual hobby and fitness regimen: aerial arts.
They're not unique to William & Mary, but research labs structured along the multi-level model are surprisingly rare outside of William & Mary. You see, we operate in that sweet spot between the small college and the enormous research institute.
Education professor Jeremy Stoddard recently developed a program designed to teach high school kids about political issues and campaigns.
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Sadie Meadows '17 is nearing the end of a nine-week internship with the Orange County Department of Social Services. She has written about what she's learned, and taught.
Although longtime employees may roll their eyes when they see a colleague kissing up to the boss, witnessing ingratiation can actually be beneficial to new employees, according to a William & Mary professor.
A team led by Derek Loftis of William & Mary's Virginia Institute of Marine Science shared second place in a market-based challenge to conceptualize new ways of enhancing a mobile app that was developed to help citizens, scientists and emergency managers better monitor and respond to coastal flooding.
Less than nine months after the public launch of For the Bold: The Campaign for William & Mary, the university continues to break old records and set new ones.
Professor Elizabeth Canuel of William & Mary's Virginia Institute of Marine Science was awarded the honorary title of Geochemical Fellow at the annual Goldschmidt Conference.
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I'm using Thunderbird 15.0.1 Windows 7 x64. I figured out the issue few updates ego. Once I tried to turn off all add-ons, but its not helps.
I have only one POP e-mail account (and it is default), in "Server" settings checked box for "Check for new mail every 5 minutes", "Automatically download new messages", "Leave message on server", "For at most 14 days", "Until I delete them".
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According to the man page,
host ought to query "the server or servers listed in
/etc/resolv.conf," but it only uses the first entry in that file:
thefourthtower:$cat /etc/resolv.conf
nameserver 188.8.131.52
nameserver 126.96.36.199
nameserver 192.168.1.254
domain gateway.2wire.net
search gateway.2wire.net
thefourthtower:$host thefourthtower
Host thefourthtower not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
thefourthtower:$host thefourthtower 188.8.131.52
thefourthtower.gateway.2wire.net has address 192.168.1.74
2wire bit comes from a 2Wire modem/router. AT&T (or 2Wire?) have equipped the thing with very poor firmware and its DNS server (cache) is generally slower than Google Public DNS, a problem compounded by AT&T's own flaky DNS servers (no option for alternate servers).
Can I get
host or
nslookup to use further
/etc/resolv.conf entries (and avoid specifying servers manually)?
Or is the only solution to manually map hosts in
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Nothing in the above implies that I think Google's nameserver should know about my local hosts.
I am asking: can one use a certain nameserver for local names only (since a name like 'thefourthtower' must be local)?
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"Denali's Howl" is the white-knuckle account of one of the most deadly climbing disasters of all time.
In 1967, twelve young men attempted to climb Alaska's Mount McKinley known to the locals as Denali one of the most popular and deadly mountaineering destinations in the world. Only five survived.
Journalist Andy Hall, son of the park superintendent at the time, investigates the tragedy. He spent years tracking down survivors, lost documents, and recordings of radio communications. In "Denali's Howl," Hall reveals the full story of an expedition facing conditions conclusively established here for the first time: at an elevation of nearly twenty thousand feet, these young men endured an arctic superblizzard, with howling winds of up to three hundred miles an hour and wind chill that freezes flesh solid in minutes. All this was without the high-tech gear and equipment climbers use today.
As well as the story of the men caught inside the storm, "Denali's Howl "is the story of those caught outside it trying to save them Hall's father among them. The book gives readers a detailed look at the culture of climbing then and now and raises uncomfortable questions about each player in this tragedy. Was enough done to rescue the climbers, or were their fates sealed when they ascended into the path of this unprecedented storm?
About the Author
Andy Hall is a Scottish landscape photographer. He has had three photography books published to date, one of which was shortlisted for a Scottish Nature Photography Award. He runs photography workshops.
Jim Manchester is a retired English and theater teacher in Rhode Island. He has directed and acted in many theatrical productions over the years and has done voice-over work in the Providence area. Jim resides in the lovely seaport town of Bristol, Rhode Island.


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I use WP-Flickr plugin. I love it. It randomly pulls photos from flickr.com -- based on your input, and display them into your post. I credit the photo source by writing in the my post "courtesy of Flickr".
As no any API Key from Flickr is needed to get it working, flickr.com is not notified for my use of their photos, so I wonder, is that legal? Am I infringing copyright by publishing these photos on my post?
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High Blood Pressure in Women—A Dangerous, and Often Undiagnosed, Condition
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"This is the most entertaining design book I've read. Jeff Johnson has once again done a fabulous job of reminding us about all the silly design mistakes we can make and giving us great advice on how to avoid them in our own designs." --Jared M. Spool, Founding Principal, User Interface Engineering
"The second edition of GUI Bloopers is that true rarity: a sequel to something great that's even better than the original. (Think Godfather II.) While Jeff could have settled for just updating the examples, as near as I can tell he's rewritten nearly the entire book, and it shows. The organization is terrific, the insights are easier to grasp, and above all, the writing is leaner. If you ever picked it up in the past and ended up not plunking down your money, definitely take another look. It's gone from a great book to an excellent one." --Steve Krug, Advanced Common Sense


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A new map of human cortex combines data from multiple imaging modalities and comprises 180 distinct regions.
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The causes of a cell's three-dimensional structure remain a fundamental mystery of cell biology.
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The causes of a cell's three-dimensional structure remain a fundamental mystery of cell biology.
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The Scientist's annual competition uncovered a bonanza of interesting technologies that made their way onto the market and into labs this year.
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Researchers are piecing together the devilishly complex sets of genetic alterations underlying schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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Why eating at the wrong times is tied to such profound and negative effects on our bodies
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From therapeutics to gene transfer, bacteriophages offer a sustainable and powerful method of controlling microbes.
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Cellular "tinkering" is critical for establishing a new engineering discipline that will lead to the next generation of technologies based on life's building blocks.
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Researchers are using modern experimental tools to probe the mysterious molecular pathways that lead to premature labor and birth.
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The global spread of dengue virus has immunologists and public-health experts debating the best way to curb infection.
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Researchers are working to understand how often-colorless biological nanostructures give rise to some of the most spectacular technicolor displays in nature.
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Certain immune cells keep adipose tissue in check by helping to define normal and abnormal physiological states.