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Ryan White HIV/AIDS: 25 Years of Passion, Purpose and Excellence
Ryan White CARE Act Celebrates 25th Anniversary (08/18/2015)
August 18, 2015 marked the 25th anniversary of the Ryan White CARE Act. It is a day to reflect on the passion that inspired the legislation, purpose that continues to drive the program, and excellence in health outcomes for people living with HIV/AIDS.
We are pleased to share the 25th anniversary theme is "Moving Forward with CARE: Building on 25 Years of Passion, Purpose, and Excellence." The Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA) HIV/AIDS Bureau (HAB) commemorates this milestone with its Program grantees, community partners, stakeholders, and people living with HIV who have been impacted by this critical legislation.
Together we move forward to build on the comprehensive public health framework established to deliver a unified response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the United States.
Join us as we pause to consider where we have been, celebrate what we have achieved as a Nation in the fight against HIV, and get excited about where we are headed!
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Lauren Parker Jackson, Ph.D. named as a 2016 Pew Scholar
June 9, 2016
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The Spokane Indians plated four runs in the top of the seventh inning, and that was all they needed to finalize a sweep of the Tri-City Dust Devils in front of 2,481 onlookers Thursday night at Gesa Stadium.
Dust Devils (7-14 Second Half, 26-33 Overall) left fielder Mike Tauchman got another hit, his 17th of the month. He is currently batting .425 in August and .311 on the season. He is fourth in the Northwest League in batting. Center fielder Kyle Von Tungeln went 2-for-5 with a double, triple, and RBI.
Tri-City starting pitcher Johendi Jiminian (2-3) turned in another quality start on Thursday night. Jiminian held the Indians scoreless until the seventh inning. He finished the night with two runs on his record on six hits. In his 6 2/3 innings he struck out five and walked one while being charged with the loss.
Indians (11-10, 31-28) starter Eric Brooks was tremendous on the mound. Brooks did not surrender a run over his five innings of work while only allowing three Dust Devils hits. He ended the night with three strikeouts and a walk.
Brett Anderson (1-0) pitched a scoreless sixth inning for the Indians. He was credited with the win. Justin Sprenger came in and pitched 2 1/3 innings for a long save. The Indians have taken eight of the nine games against Tri-City this season, including all six at Gesa Stadium.
The Dust Devils start a five game series with the Boise Hawks Friday night at Gesa Stadium. It will be Faith Night presented by Meyer's Auto Tech and $1 Family Feast Night presented by Lamb Weston. The Dust Devils will send right-hander Ryan Warner to the bump, and the Hawks will start their own righty, Jose Rosario. Tickets are available by visiting www.dustdevilsbaseball.com or calling the front office at (509) 544-8789.
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Chocolatier, developed by Big Splash Games and published by PlayFirst,
will take you about hundred years back and make you live the luscious
life of chocolatier. You are to travel around the world, get the
required ingredients, find the ancient recipes and make as much money
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Get carried away in this latest installment in the acclaimed Tradewinds Series. Sail, trade and battle with legendary heroes such as Sinbad in the mythical Far East. Enter a world of danger and intrigue as you complete over 100 unique tasks. Build a flotilla of ships armed with weaponry, both man-made and magic. Sail into the sky to discover new ports and engage in aerial combat with other magical sky ships. Encounter a world of legend, play Tradewinds Legends today!
Jackpot Casino is a game for Symbian from Mobile Stream.
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Alice Greenfingers is a great arcade game for Mac from Arcade Lab. You
are to help Alice grow and sell all kinds of stuff in the garden as
well as to breed the animals like chicken and cows. Your task is not
only to grow all that, but also to sell it on the market. The game
allows you to enjoy building the garden YOU want upgrading it in every
possible way in the shop for the money you get from selling. This is
the latest achievement in time-management games featuring vivid
gameplay and retro graphics.
Airport Mania: First Flight - an arcade game for Mac developed by South Wind Games and published by Reflexive. The game is is one of those that draw
attantion by being one of a kind. Airport Mania: First Flight's
uniqueness, as for me, is observed in the fact that you don't play here with
people. You do not have a cute character
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planes here.
Jackpot Casino is a game for Palm OS from Mobile Stream.
Wouldn't you like to have a small casino in your own Palm OS? That's what Jackpot Casino is all about.The game will take you to the casino world. It features such games as Black Jack, Roulette, Slot Machines, Caribbean Poker, Video Poker, and Craps. Sounds interesting, doesn't it? And, apart from that, you get really neat 3D graphics and animation. Jackpot Casino is a great way to get revived and refreshed without the pain in your pocket.
Villagers: The Secret City is the third
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taking you to a new place and telling you a new story but it still has its old
well-known play mechanics. You are to rebuild a city and grow and develop your
tribe, being on a new part of the island. A fun thing is that if you leave them
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spheres like curing 30 villagers or mastering all five skills grants you an
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who controls the life of the village and not vice versa.
Westward by Sandlot Games is a strategy game. The point of it is to set
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restoring new buildings, accomodating settlers, feeding and hiring
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Town fighting FEMA rejectionJuly 17,2013BENNINGTON Bennington has appealed the federal governments decision not to reimburse the town for work on a flood wall after Tropical Storm Irene.
The August 2011 storm damaged a levee between North Branch and Park streets that had been built by the Army Corps of Engineers. Concerned that the damage could cause flooding, the town completed repair work that cost $214,000, the Bennington Banner reported.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency rejected the towns request for reimbursement, saying the corps was responsible for the work. The town said the corps was unable to respond quickly enough.
That was probably one of the most dangerous things. So we have filed an appeal for that, said Bennington Planning Director Daniel Monks.
Its expected to be several months before FEMA rules on the appeal.
The town also is expected to appeal the amount of money it received for sediment removal from the Roaring Brook.
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I´m a newbie to WP and I wonder why I see so few custom-build WP-homepages. Most I have seen so far just have adopted the stylesheet but not the whole layout.
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The Himalayas...
Why 'do' the real thing when I can just look at the pictures?
Awakened at 2am for this post-midnight climb up Poon (Pun) Hill. Try walking on even ground in the dark, and then try it scrambling up a mountain with no sure footing, and a forever plummet with the wrong step or footing. But worth every step to see the "Roof of the World" light up with the sun's first rays...
Here I am, in dawn's early light...
Trekking along
Up, up, UP! And gorgeous.
Damn, that was refreshing!
One of the accomodations along the trek...
A better view, with incoming massive rain and hale storm!
The kitchen...
The toilet (No, really!)
My room.
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Friends met while on the trail
Prayer flags
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A simple breath analysis could be used for colorectal cancer screening, according to researchers at the University Aldo Moro of Bari. Cancer tissue has different metabolism compared to normal healthy cells and produces some substances that can be detected in the breath of these patients.
The research team collected exhaled breath from 37 patients with colorectal cancer and 41 healthy controls, which was processed offline to evaluate the volatile organic compound (VOC) profile. VOCs of interest had been identified and selected, and VOC patterns able to discriminate patients from controls set up. A probabilistic neural network (PNN) was used to identify the pattern of VOCs that better discriminated between the two groups.
Results showed that patients with colorectal cancer have a different selective VOC pattern compared with healthy controls, based on analysis of 15 of 58 specific compounds in exhaled breath samples. Application of a PNN to a pattern of the 15 compounds showed a discriminant performance with a sensitivity of 86%, a specificity of 83%, and an accuracy of 85%. The accuracy of PNN analysis was confirmed in the validation phase on a further 25 subjects; the model correctly assigned 19 patients, giving an overall accuracy of 76%.
"The technique of breath sampling is very easy and non-invasive, although the method is still in the early phase of development," notes study leader Donato F. Altomare, M.D., of the department of emergency and organ transplantation at the university. "Our study's findings provide further support for the value of breath testing as a screening tool."
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Bethenny's Going to Become a Real Housewife! Probably!
The reality star has been sporting a big rock from her boyfriend, Jason Hoppy.
Bethenny's getting married! That's what Us Weekly is reporting, anyway. Well, she's not getting married married, she's engaged to be married. At least, according to a rep, she and Jason Hoppy, her boyfriend of eight months, "are in love and plan on getting married." And she's got an engagement ring! Well, it's not really an engagement engagement ring. It's a "starter ring." "He's hunting for the ring, but in the meantime this is a place holder or promise ring," a friend told the magazine. A real proposal, and a real ring, are definitely on the way, though.
So, happiness is on the way for Bethenny, finally! Or, at least, it's pulling out of the station. Because if it doesn't occur in front of a Bravo reality camera, how are we supposed to know for sure if it has really happened?
Anyway, who cares. Someone finally thought of her vagina as a vase! Do you think he filled it with flowers?


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A domestic dispute led to a shoot-out with officers in Florida last night.
It started near the airport in Daytona Beach, Florida.
When police arrived, the man sped off in his car.
Police say when they caught up to him, he fired several shots at officers.
One officer hit the suspect with his cruiser.
When he still tried to run, they shot him.
The man's wife was found shot in the front seat of his car.
She is hospitalized in serious condition.
The suspect was also taken to a local hospital.
He is now charged with first-degree attempted murder of a law enforcement officer.
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The great cartoonist and critic Frank Santoro is once again tackling grid-pattern panel layouts, and this time he's talking about arguably the most famous nine-panel grids of all: Those used by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons in their stone-classic superhero dissection Watchmen. Here's a sample that includes an insight about the art in that book that had never occurred to me before:
Let's look at 9-panel grids in North American comics. When I think of the 9-panel grid I invariably see Steve Ditko's Spider-Man page layouts in my mind. Then I see Watchmen. Both stuck to 9-panel grids for the most part. And I think the center panel – the panel that doesn't exist in a 6-panel grid – is where some of the power comes from in these works.
If I flip randomly to a page of Watchmen and let my eyes scan the page, usually I look straight at the center – and often that center panel is representative of the whole page. It's like an anchor. Also, the artist (Dave Gibbons) never gives up the center of the page when he uses a different layout. Never! He never has a center tier that has a vertical gutter in the direct center of the page. I really think this is part of Watchmen's visual power. When I flip through the book, my eyes just go from center of page to center of page and I feel more enveloped by the story and by the world created.
I don't have the book in front of me, but take a look at the page above and the other examples Frank posts, and damn if he isn't right: Whatever panel or image is in the center of the page pretty much tells the story of the entire page. Now I want to scan the whole book and string together a comic solely from the center panels/images and see if you could still "read" it. I kinda think you could!
Anyway, Frank's always worth reading on the craft of comics. Go ye and get edjumacated.
I don't know. It's an interesting theory, but I just flipped through the first four chapters of the book and more often than not the center panel didn't seem to hold particular significance. The above page is a very well chosen example, but I could pick dozens of other pages where arguably the "anchor" falls on a different panel on the page.
Look at the colors too..they alternate from blueish to orange tones…really cool.


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A fast pulsed, high flux neutron source for remote 3D imaging of IEDs
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AbstractABSTRACT: Alameda Applied Sciences Corp proposes to develop a fast pulse, portable, fast neutron source to detect IED in the field. Our source offers a <10ns neutron pulse with a repetition rate up to 100Hz. The Ph II program will address engineering and scale up from the Phase I system to a useful prototype for detecting IEDs in the field. BENEFIT: The commercial goal is to develop a replacement to existing neutron tube sources for applications that benefit from an intense, fast neutron pulse.
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Soon it's clear that there's a killer hunting down a group of men with links that go back to the 1960s, and that he's acting on instructions from highly placed sources. But just how high?
Meanwhile, back in Edinburgh, Detective Superintendent Maggie Rose and her husband, Mario, divisional CID commander, could soon bring their days in the police force crashing to a halt. And Skinner's not on hand to give advice.
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The book is intended as a basic textbook for students and physicians. It serves only this purpose. The text is sketchy, without thoroughness in background or discussion of controversial materials. The illustrations are poor. There is a good section on definitions, which, in view of the confusion in hematological terminology, is most helpful. The section on methodology is also good and adds to the value of the book. The absence of a bibliography represents a grave deficiency. Unfortunately, the book contributes nothing new to the hematological literature.
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When I think of quesadilla's, I think of my daughter as a youngster. She was about ten the first time we went to Mexico as a family. At every restaurant, she ordered a cheese quesadilla… the closest thing to her favorite grilled cheese sandwiches.
There are so many ways to make a quick and easy quesadilla. You can customize them for vegetarians or those who need gluten free. I typically use chicken, vegetables and cheese in mine, but you can adapt yours for the child that won't eat a vegetable, or the one who doesn't eat cheese. Take this as more of a process, than a recipe. Isn't that the way most of us like to cook?
I'll give you a basic recipe first and then will follow with shortcuts. Fair enuf?
Ingredients for Easy Chicken Quesadilla's
2 boneless chicken breasts, cut into small pieces
3 TBS olive oil (or canola)
1/2 Vidalia onion, chopped
1 red pepper, chopped
2 TBS salsa
1 TBS taco seasoning (Store bought or follow directions below.)
4 Wheat tortillas (or corn for gluten free)
1 cup cheese
2 TBS butter
Brown onion and red pepper in 1 TBS olive oil on medium high heat. Add half the spices. Remove veggies and set aside.
In the same pan, add the remaining 2 TBS olive oil, heat it and brown the chicken.
Add the vegetables back into the pan with the chicken and season with remaining spices. (Taco seasoning)
Add the salsa and a tablespoon or two of water, if dry.
Turn the heat down and let the mixture cook for 3-5 minutes to blend flavors.
Assemble the Quesadilla
In a clean skillet, turn heat to medium and melt 1 TBS of butter.
Place one tortilla into the pan and spoon on chicken and veggies. Don't overload.
Quickly sprinkle on 1/2 cup of your favorite cheese, then place a second tortilla over the cheese.
Check to see if the bottom is golden and when it is, carefully flip the entire quesadilla over with a large spatula.
Brown second side – about a minute, then remove it and place on a cutting board.
Cut into six pie shaped slices.
Repeat the process.
***Taco Seasoning If you want to make your own, it's quite simple.
2 tsp chili powder
1 tsp paprika
1/2 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp onion powder
1 tsp corn starch
1 tsp salt
*** I put ten times the amounts of each ingredient into an old glass spice jar.
Other items you may want to include: red pepper flakes, oregano, black pepper, white pepper. Suit yourself.
Now I can sprinkle a lot or a little onto anything.
Simplify the Recipe? Purchase a roasted chicken, instead of browning your own.
Pull the meat off and put into a pan on low.
Add 1/2 cup of salsa instead of the vegetables.
Sprinkle with packaged taco or fajita seasoning.
Cook together with a bit of water – 2-5 minutes.
Need Gluten Free? Use corn tortillas. Yes, they are smaller and will need to be handled quickly, but they can work.
Need vegetarian? Eliminate the chicken and just use veggies and cheese. Or skip the veggies. Or skip the cheese.
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Wolfe's major theme has always been the changes wrought in American style and sensibility by the post-World-War-II money boom; in the early 60's, technology, the youth culture, and go-go capitalism came together in the most baroque ways ever….
More than any other journalist, Wolfe has relied on a shared understanding with the reader. A typical strategy was to describe a person or phenomenon, then isolate a key element (what he calls a "status detail"), italicize it, and follow it with an exclamation point and ellipses. To wit: "She was wearing Gucci hip-huggers. Gucci hip-huggers! …" The assumption was that the reader knew what it meant to wear Gucci hip-huggers; in the status-detail-laden 60's, he usually did. Wolfe once said he tried to pretend he was composing a letter, because people directed their best writing to friends, "or someone you think understands you."
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Kansas City (1996)
Searching the Psyche through Cinema: Analyzing Altman
Sunday, April 14, 2013
3:00pm @ Plaza Branch
This annual film series returns for an examination of Kansas City's own home-grown cinema auteur, Robert Altman.
Shot here in Altman's home town (look for scenes filmed at Union Station and in the 18th & Vine and Ward Parkway neighborhoods), this Depressionera story finds a not-too-bright party girl (Jennifer Jason Leigh) kidnapping a drug-addicted society wife (Miranda Richardson). Her goal is to free her petty crook husband, who is being held by the black gangster and nightclub owner, Seldom Seen (Harry Belafonte). The film is noted for its detailed recreation of the mid-'30s K.C. jazz scene.
Rated R; 88 minutes.
Presenters: Psychoanalyst Bonnie Buchele, Ph.D., and Tim Whitmer, KC jazz musician.
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TV Ratings: Brett Favre, NFL preseason boost NBC's Sunday numbers
Vikings-49ers game helps NBC dominate Sunday overall and in the demo
Brett Favre played only one series and his Minnesota Vikings were beaten by the San Francisco 49ers, but the NFL preseason showdown still helped NBC dominate Sunday night.
Among adults 18-49, NBC averaged a 2.7 rating for the night, topping the 1.7 rating for FOX and CBS in the key demographic. ABC was fourth with a 1.3 rating.
Overall, NBC averaged an estimated 8.641 million viewers to go wtih a 5.4 rating/10 share. CBS' 4.3/7 was a respectable second, with ABC's 3.0/5 and the 2.2/4 for FOX following.
CBS started the night in first overall with a 5.4/10 for "60 Minutes." "Dateline NBC" was second overall with a 4.3/8 and won the hour with a 1.9 demo rating. ABC's "America's Funniest Home Videos" repeat was third with a 3.3/6 and second in the demo. FOX's repeats of "American Dad" and "The Simpsons" finished fourth.
NBC moved into first in the 8 p.m. hour with a 6.3/11 for the NFL preseason game, adding a 3.3 demo rating to win the hour. CBS' "Big Brother" was second with a 4.5/8 and a 2.6 demo rating. ABC's "America's Funniest Home Videos" repeat was third, beating the 2.2/4 for FOX's repeats of "The Simpsons" and "The Cleveland Show."
The Vikings and 49ers slipped to a 5.9/10 and a 3.1 demo rating in the 9 p.m. hour, staying on top for NBC. CBS' repeat of "Undercover Boss" had a 3.6/6 for second. FOX's two episodes of "Family Guy" and ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" repeat had a 2.9/5 for third, with FOX holding the advantage in viewers and the demo.
NBC's football closed in first with a 5.2/9 and a 2.7 demo rating. CBS was second with a "CSI: Miami" repeat. ABC's new episode of "The Gates" had a 1.9/3 for third.
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Well-traveled Franco finally calls it quits after 23 years
Updated: May 3, 2008, 2:52 PM ETAssociated Press
MEXICO CITY -- Julio Franco finally called it quits.
The oldest player to hit a home run in the majors announced his retirement from baseball after a 23-year career in the major leagues and stints in his native Dominican Republic, Korea, Japan and Mexico.
"It was the hardest decision in my life," Franco said in an interview published Saturday by Mexican sports daily Record. "I always said I would be the first one to know the exact moment. I think the numbers speak for themselves, ...
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Mooi-Land, a Dutch Mennonite home for the aged at Doorwerth, near Arnhem, province of Gelderland. It was opened on 13 June 1936 and enlarged in 1952.
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One of Canada's leading female singers (and a personal favourite of
mine), Sarah Mclachlan has launched a new video clip for her song 'World on Fire'.
Her video clip only cost her 15$ to make.
We live in a world where many human beings still do not have enough food, shelter, medication and proper education.
We live in a world where we are all interconnected and we can make personal contributions no matter the scale or type.
"We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give." (Sir Winston Churchill)
This video clip takes no more than 5 minutes to watch_ if this clip has touched you, pass it around to your friends... sometimes we need to take a moment in our lives and stop and really see what is around us... (and be thankful for what we have- I think we, flickr users, should all be as we've got cameras, computers, access to the net...I think that pretty much says it...)
Nobody can do everything, but everyone can do something.
This really puts things into perspective... www.worldonfire.ca
If you have taken the time to STOP here, thank you... I hope this image of mine gets the most hits_ even though it's not exactly a photo...
(I have chosen to post this in certain groups_ I know it is not really a photo but please don't remove it from the group(s) and help me spread the word... thank you...)
World On Fire (lyrics by Sarah Mclachlan)
The worlds on fire it's more then I can handle
I'll tap into the water try and bring my share
Try to bring more, more then I can handle
Bring it to the table
Bring what I am able
Hearts are worn in these dark ages
You're not alone in these stories pages
The light has fallen amongst the living and the dying
And I'll try to hold it in
Yeah I'll try to hold it in
I watch the heavens but I find no calling
Something I can do to change what's coming
Stay close to me while the skys falling
I don't wanna be left alone don't wanna be alone
Hearts break hearts mend love still hurts
Visions clash planes crash still there's talk of
saving souls still colds closing in on us
We part the veil on our killer sun
Stray from the straight line on this short run
The more we take the less we become
The fortune of one man means less for some
Stox - Ideas Playground, Ran_, larud, and 37 other people added this photo to their favorites.
Generally I like her site. The video was touching. And I already support people for many of these causes.
She needs to change the color of the links on her fund breakdown page though. You can't read what they say on that background.
xurde, I agree with coclinda on this one. Plus anyone sho has iTunes or has purchased a PC from HP/Compaq, Sony, or IBM/Lenovo has Apple's QuickTime software already. That's Millions of people in a demographic which tends to have the most cash 'untied'.
Outside of that, I agree that offering the video in other formats would be a decent move, but would likely have raised the cost from $15 to ensure the codecs used were of highest quality and popularity prior to distribution.
I think it's fine the way it is, and likely reaches everyone intended.
Thank you for posting this!
Did spend some time watching this, and I must say its a job well done.
wow! thats really a thing that everyone have to think! a wonderful idea for the videoclip and yours. humanity depends on us.
had to come back, this video is worth watching two, three, four and a hundred times over...helps setting things in the right perspective... thank you...
thank you all for stopping by... this video can indeed be watched over and over...
knowledge is power. power to make a difference.
we are the ones who can make a difference no matter the scale.
Thanks for reminding me... I'll be back several times and show it to my family and friends... Thanks.
Beautiful. Thanks for the reminder. I've heard about the video but have watched it for the first time. Truly inspiring.
Yes, inspiring and beautiful,thanks for sharing, it is good to be reminded that we are but one family on Earth.
I am glad this has touched many people as it did for me... We are all one in the end... Keep passing it around!
Great video. I love cheap stuff.
(But seriously, the message is cool too)
I am very impressed by this video. Thank you for sharing this message and song!
Great photos And thanks for the message.
Coco....i see words running to get caged and write anything on this stupendous video. The developed world however is lucky not to witness this onslaught on mind and soul as compared to the developing countries like India, Africa, ad many parts of Asia....but the efforts by every individual would be worth a try with this message and many more done on similar lines.
I would like to share a small such story about the like minded flickr users coming together and working for one good cause in Pune, India. Recently, we (PhotographersatPune also called P@P) had our first photo exhibition held with over 35 participants displaying their photos. The chief guests to inaugurate the exhibition were 25 students who were differentially abled. They were very happy to be the part of this exhibition and more so on the lunch served to them with sweets. Many our our members would know learn their language and try them to bring in the main stream society by giving them the much needed jobs. Future is unpredictable, but atleast a try is must.
Many thanks for sharing this video and whosoever thinks this as a PR or publicity exercise are requested to come and see the bare naked world with eyes full open......
We part the veil on our killer sun
Stray from the straight line on this short run
The more we take the less we become
The fortune of one man means less for some
Keep going.....
Yes , we are lucky. Every time the plane touches down back home , i say thankyou.
This is a great post!
Please add it to our group!
Micro Bloggers: Where Prose, Poetry and Pixels Converge!
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Octagon signs, and we'd love to have this added to the group!


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I saw The Deal last night in Chicago. It's a dense film, with a lot of oil industry insider stuff, but very entertaining, and a really important film for people to see, given the path we're headed down in our country. Thought Selma Blair was terrific--best I've ever seen her. Robert Loggia, Colm Feore (my first time seeing him) great, too. Could have done without Angie Harmon, and would have liked the ending to extend out a bit further. I'd also have liked for there to be more intrusion of the reality of the $6/gallon world at war (which is the backdrop of the film) into the story--think that would have added even more punch--but none of that will knock a star off my rating, given the crap I've seen this summer so far--it's actually a 20 star by comparison. I guess I should say something about some of the negative critical reviews of the film. All I can conclude is that these folks are either lazy or overworked. In my experience, a lot of them have highly recommended films recently that are just garbage compared to The Deal. I guess the justification is supposed to be that these other films are "good escapes," but you know what? People already spend too much time in this country "escaping" instead of paying attention, and that's why we're in the mess that we're in. The Deal makes it fun to pay attention.
The storyline of "The Deal" has a good premise the USA officially in
war against the Arabs exclusively because of the oil and without any
subterfuge. An American Oil Corporation requests the support of a
credible Wall Street company to support a merging with a Russian Oil
Company and get the supply of the necessary oil. An ambitious executive
from Harvard is in charge of the deal and pressed by the Russians, the
board of his company and his love for a colleague.
Unfortunately, the very confused screenplay is simply awful. It is almost impossible to understand the beginning of the story so confused it is. Later, the plot is disclosed and finally the viewer can understand the situation, with lots of betrayals and jealousy. There are three favorable reviews of this movie, and two of them are written by users with only one review issued in IMDb apparently to make a fake promotion of this film. My vote is four.
Title (Brazil): "Contrato de Risco" ("Risk Contract")
Director Harvey Kahn was completely deprived of any inspiration in
bringing to screen this political thriller story, happening in the
corridors of the big corporate companies dealing with dirty oil deals,
in a close but probable future where the western world is immersed in a
war with the Arab oil-rich countries.
Nothing can really save this production. The screenplay is routine and full of stereotypes, not batter in complexity than a mid-level TV movie. Acting of Christian Slater is fair, and Selma Blair getting full time screen is quite promising as an actress, but not enough to carry the film higher. Directing is mediocre, it keeps the conflict being obscure and confusing at the start, does not make anything happening on the screen more clear or more interesting later, and moves the camera in a neutral and dry manner.
Routine stuff, nobody would have been sorry if this film was not made.
THE DEAL was made when the idea of paying $6 per gallon of gas would
spark international intrigue: now that we're well over $3.35 per gallon
that price seems less than shocking! The concept of showing how big
business and the government cover up the absurd under the table Deals
such as the one that is the focus of this meager script is now so de
rigueur that there is no melodrama or intrigue to this story. One must
credit writer Ruth Epstein, director Harvey Kahn, and executive
producer/star Christian Slater for caring enough about the chaos oil
supplies and their impact on the world at large are causing, but the
sad truth is that this tale is so ho-hum in that we all read this very
story in the newspaper everyday that it hardly seems to merit a movie.
The cast is sterling - Christian Slater as a Wall Street type, Robert Loggia as the dirty hands dealer type, Selma Blair as the idealist, and Colm Feore, John Heard, Kevin Tighe, etc all try their best to make this flabby script meaningful. The star of the movie is the musical scoring by Christopher Lennertz...and that says a lot. Without an arc of plot line and without a bit of new information about the corruption at the highest levels of this country, this film just doesn't get off the ground. Grady Harp
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
This movie's subject matter is timely and the movie even makes an
attempt, in the end, to understand how various competing interests come
together in a deal. To get there though, you'll have to wade through
fake Russian accents, a fake Arab country and fake due diligence
conversations. The deal of the movie concerns an oil bootlegger
circumventing a US government embargo. There is drama in the
oil-for-food scandal and maybe even a plot for a movie, but this movie
is not it.
That is to say, the movie's primary flaw is that the script is only a draft and while the idea has potential, the script needed several more revisions. There are other problems too: actors didn't get sufficient direction and the editing is sporadic at times. I had no problem with the casting. Colm Feore and Robert Loggia turn in good performances.
Hollywood has a lot of difficulty making movies about business and the few that get made usually become morality plays about greed. This movie is not really an exception - but at least here, not all the corporate suits are bad guys. I watched The Deal to the end and can say I enjoyed it, if only because it tries to deal intelligently with issues most movies ignore.
Saw this film last night in Chicago, and more should see it before it disappears from the theaters (not many people there last night--looks like there's been no pub for the film). Anyway, it's a real insider's perspective on our energy situation and the really nasty scenarios we're headed into if we don't get our act together. But it's not a sermon--it's quite entertaining. Both Christian Slater and Selma Blair (a revelation) are great in it as a principal and an idealistic associate at a white-shoes Wall Street mergers & acquisition firm who are supposed to do due diligence on a merger between a major US oil company and a Russian one against the backdrop of an all-out Middle East oil war and $6.00/hour gas prices. Robert Loggia is perfect as the CEO of the US firm, Kevin Tighe is very convincing as the head of the white-shoes M&A firm, and Colm Feore is terrific as the proverbial corporate snake-in-the-grass out to sabotage Slater's deal.
It's rough to call something people worked on so hard for 'uneven' but
there it is. The Deal is, simply put, about a 'deal'. It's a Wall
Street thriller. And at the other end of the deal is oil. A planet in
trouble where the carbon monoxide level is the highest it's been in
three quarters of a million years, where 50,000,000 people are
estimated to be on the run from climate catastrophes within four years,
where the top twenty two median temperatures have been recorded in the
past twenty six years, and so forth.
It's been done before and it will be done again until the dependence on fossil fuels is ended, until the electric car is allowed to proliferate, until the oil barons get their hands off the automobile industry, until things settle down in the middle east, and so forth.
Everyone does a fair job in this one except Angie. Sorry Angie, but for reasons that can't be exposed here but that will become apparent to viewers you just don't cut it.
The movie's uneven because its thrill factor is propelled through at least half way by withholding important facts about the plot. And at that point you just have to see everything turns out all right with the usual modicum of plot devices tossed in.
Slater stars in and co-executive produces this film, which means they
got to use both his likeness and his money to try to help this film
succeed, and it still flops. The movie is second-rate (or worse) in
virtually every respect. With the exceptions of some of the names in
the credits, this movie has almost no redeeming qualities, and of
course the credits occur right at the beginning of the movie, so it's
all down hill from there.
Loggia's a solid character actor, and Slater's decent playing the same character he always plays. Even though he's 36 now, he looks like he should be drinking a Shirley Temple during the bar scenes. Blair is a stone, and an anorexic-looking, awkward stone at that. She has no talent that I can detect, with a delivery that has all the depth and warmth of a petri dish. Think Keanu Reeves, only less attractive and with boobs. Very small boobs. She's also 32, not young enough to play the recent Harvard grad she's supposed to be. Angie Harmon is gorgeous, but unimpressive as an actor, and no one else in the movie gives any sort of memorable performance.
Blair's character's romance with Slater's is completely unbelievable, as there's no chemistry between them, so the audience is left thinking "What did I miss?" when the two of them suddenly start kissing for no apparent reason. Evidently the romantic music playing on the soundtrack while they sat in meetings with clients was supposed to demonstrate the build-up of their amorous feelings. It didn't.
The plot is the one thing this movie should have going for it, given the current state of gas prices and the war in Iraq, but it's such an obvious parallel and so close to home that it's too easy to dismiss, thereby undermining the entire premise of the film. Not that the poor writing, poor direction and poor acting do much to revive it, but this Deal should have died on the table.
There she is, Selma Blair! Dontcha just love her? She has what people who don't have it call 'class'. Maybe she was a preppie once. Well, she is good for a thinkie white collar role, as she looks like she has some brains and when she is looking like she is thinking she probably is, and that's pretty unusual with starlets. I guess she and Stockard Channing could make a good mother and daughter pair one of these days, a study of the Boston Brahmins perhaps. Now there's a subject for Harvey Kahn to get his eager little teeth into. And he really delivers as director here, with this extraordinarily complex and interesting thriller set slightly in the future. It is a meditation on corporate greed, oil smuggling, international tension, Arab states, house-of-cards companies which are about to collapse, rather like the real world at the moment. It is more relevant now than it was when it was made. Christian Slater is the male lead, and he has come a long way since 'The Name of the Rose' (1986) when he was a naive little novice monk with big innocent eyes. In fact, Slater is now a bit of a rough customer, or rough diamond, or whatever kind of rough you like. But rough, really rough. I don't see his attraction at all. He looks like he is always scheming on how to rob his grandmother of a nickel. Robert Loggia is wonderfully menacing and convincing as a big-time corporate manipulator who kills people when they interfere with his illicit profits. So watch out! He may do that at home! This is a most ingenious and intricate story, just like what really goes on in Wall Street, as we all now know. If you want to know why we have had to bail out all those investment banks, watch this.
This political thriller about illegal oil trading, the Russian mafia, and government conspiracy is well done, and deserves a much better rating and credit than people give it. It is not amazing by any means, but its solidy acted, written well, reaches some very important moral and political ideas without being completely illogical and unrealistic (of course its not real, but it very well could be). Slater was good as tom hanson and i liked Robert Loggia in the supporting role as Jared TOlson, the film has good cinematography from Adam Sliwinski and editing by Richard Schwadel. Overall good effort from harvey Kahn, better than a lot of high budget films, amazing how this film probably cost a couple million to make max (perhaps 5-10 mil after slater gets his cash)...--- IMDb rating: 5.1, my rating: 8/10
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Can Stage 3B Lung Cancer Be Treated by Surgical Resection?
I have a friend that was recently diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer. He has a tumor within the sac lining the right lung. He has been told that this type of tumor is non-surgical b/c it is within the sac around the lung and not in the lung itself. His wife recently heard of a doctor that did some surgery on a friend's mother to remove her lung and surrounding lining to remove a tumor she had in her lining. Can you give me any info or any insight on area to look at to do some research to see if my friend would be a candidate?
Joseph B. Shrager, Assistant Professor of Surgery and Director of General Thoracic Surgery at the at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania responds:
A lung cancer that has spread to the lining, or pleura, around the lung is in stage 3B, and this stage has traditionally not been treated by surgical resection since the chances of cure by surgical treatment have been very low. However, there are a few people around the country who have been trying to add novel adjuvant treatments to resection in patients with this type of disease, and they have been having some success, although it is still an open question whether these approaches will ultimately show any benefit.
Among the adjuvants that have been tried include pumping chemotherapy drugs or hot fluid into the space around the lung (the pleural space) after the lung resection, or removing the pleura as well as the lung, and following it up with something called photodynamic therapy to remove any traces of tumor in the lining. My bias, if your friends would like to try something aggressive and experimental, is towards the approach with photodynamic therapy. You may want to try the OncoLink/Emerging Med Clinical Trials matching service to see if you qualify for trials using this therapy.
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Former 16 & Pregnant star Nikkole Paulun defends viral dinner date post
Nikkole Paulun has responded to critics of her viral Facebook post about her 6-year-old son Lyle taking her on dinner dates. Paulun shared her parenting practice of having Lyle take her out date-style once a month in hopes of teaching him the value of money and the respect of others. The post received millions of likes and hundreds of thousands of shares after ABC News picked it up.


text: Hope Solo Seattle's Hope Solo Shines Spotlight On Problems In Women's Pro Soccer By Kirsten Kendrick & Art Thiel • Jul 15, 2016 Mike Carlson / AP Photo Listen Listening... / 4:12 Sports with Art Thiel weekly commentary Seattle Reign and U.S. Women's National Soccer Team goalie Hope Solo have revealed some significant problems within the National Women's Soccer League. It's the topic of this week's conversation between sports commentator Art Thiel and KPLU's Kirsten Kendrick. Thiel: U.S. Women's World Cup Dominance Result Of Title IX By Kirsten Kendrick & Art Thiel • Jul 3, 2015 AP Images Listen Listening... / 4:14 There is tremendous local interest as the U.S. Women's National team plays Japan in the Women's World Cup soccer final on Sunday in Vancouver, B.C. The U.S. women are going for their third World Cup title. KPLU sports commentator Art Thiel says their odds are pretty good. Title IX Coming To Fruition Thiel said the reason the U.S. women are so dominant has to do with something that happened more than 40 years ago. "Starting in 1972, Title IX, which was a federally mandated order to equalize the opportunities for women athletes in major colleges, took effect. By 1978, everyone was in compliance," he said. "What we're seeing 40 years later is a wonderful collection of athletes and coaches to make the U.S. dominant. "It's unlike anything else in the world," Thiel continued. "A lot of people don't realize this but, from 1921 to 1971, England banned women's soccer. Germany did not give opportunities for women players until 1970. "So this has been, really, a U.S. phenomenon. Now, Japan is catching up. Germany is catching up. But they're not quite there yet because the U.S. has so many opportunities in high school and in college. And particularly for soccer." Soccer Interest Keeps Rising "There have been studies done about participation in the various sports: soccer, volleyball, baseball/softball and basketball," Thiel said. "Soccer participation has been going up, up, up, while the others have been flat lining or even declining. But soccer has been really soaring. "We're seeing in this World Cup the fruition of Title IX in so many ways." Assault Charges Dropped Against Seattle Soccer Star Hope Solo By Tom Banse • Jan 13, 2015 Alex Brandon / AP Photo Listen Listening... / 1:01 A municipal court judge in suburban Seattle has dismissed domestic violence charges against home-grown soccer superstar Hope Solo. That lifts a cloud over the U.S. national team's goalkeeper as she prepares for the upcoming Women's World Cup. U.S. Women go for World Cup title, former UW star at goalie By Kirsten Kendrick & Art Thiel • Jul 15, 2011 Marcio Jose Sanchez / Associated Press She's dealt with a lot of drama on and off the soccer field. But former University of Washington star Hope Solo is at the top of her game as the United States Women's soccer team prepares to take on Japan for the World Cup title this Sunday. Preview: Former UW goalie helps U.S. Women reach World Cup final By Kirsten Kendrick & Art Thiel • Jul 14, 2011 Martin Meissner / AP Photo She was a star at the University of Washington, and now goalie Hope Solo has been instrumental in getting the U.S. Women's Soccer Team to the World Cup final. After a dramatic shootout win over Brazil last weekend, the U.S. beat France Wednesday 3-1. Solo and the rest of her teammates will face Japan in the final on Sunday. KPLU sports commentator Art Thiel met Hope Solo at the Beijing Olympics and will share some of his insights about her drive and determination tomorrow morning at 5:35 and 7:35 on 88.5 KPLU. Check back here tomorrow for a blog of our conversation.


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Class of Heroes II, unfortunately best known as a failed Kickstarter, will launch through the PlayStation Network during northern autumn. The 2009 RPG will be compatible with both the PSP and Vita, will allow for item trading on the PSP version, and boasts ten classes, 200 dungeons and more than 100 monster types.
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I need to share this with all of you. After many issues with my knees, sweaty feet and Achilles I finally was able to complete another 1/2 marathon with no issues at all. I have not been able to run this distance comfortably in exactly 2 years!!! I'm totally ecstatic and feel that I have broken through these annoying aches and pains. I have been given a lot of great information about supplements and different types of stretching which I feel will bring me to new heights with running. I'm so excited about what the future is holding for me. Next up...Philly Rock n' Roll Half Marathon in September! Woo Hoo!!!
"Sweat is the cologne of success!" Love this friggin' quote!
Whoo Hoo!! Way to go Dre! Congratulations!
Marie from Tennessee
Training for Disney 2013 Goofy Challenge.....Yes, I'm certifiably CRAZY!
61 year olds must be out of their minds to run a half marathon followed by a full the next day!
Disney Half Marathon 1/7/2012 2:37:59
Bear Hunt 5K 9/24/11 28:28 pb
Trojan Trek Trail 5K 8/6/11 31:45
Expo 10K 5/28/11 1:01:28,
Expo 10K 5/26/12 1:05:39
Eastman 10K 9/8/2012 1:01:11 pb
"Let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us." Hebrews 12:1
...and many more! Thanks for sharing the good news.
2015 highlights...
@ 5K: New Balance Palm Springs 5K, Palm Springs, CA, 24:32
Angels Baseball Foundation 5K, Anaheim, CA, 24:24
Pride of the Valley, Baldwin Park, CA, 24:28
@ 10K: LA Chinatown Firecracker 10K, Los Angeles, CA, 52:15
Great Race of Agoura - Old Agoura 10K, Agoura Hills, CA, 51:40
Fiesta Days Run, La Canada, CA, 49:57
Woohoo is right!!! Congrats to you. Keep it up and good luck.
To paraphrase Newton, "A body in motion tends to stay in motion", so keep those feet moving ....
2012 Races
Year 2 Year 5K - 12/31 - 1/1
Tinkerbell Half Marathon - 1/29
Rock n Roll Pasadena Half marathon - 2/19
Old Agoura 10K - 3/24
O2O Half Marathon - 6/3
City Impact Half Marathon - 6/16
Channel Islands 10K - 7/4
Disneyland Half - 9/2
Marine Corps Marathon - 10/28
Congratulations! I can't wait to get 13.1 under my belt.
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Yes! Such a good feeling. I've been nursing a bum knee for years and feel like I'm on the verge of breaking through and returning to my former self...
Glad to hear things are looking up for you!
I discovered glucosamine/chondroitin supplements a few months ago and I also feel like I have been given a new lease on my running life. The results have been nearly miraculous and I am beyond thrilled to be able to run without pain again. So I share your joy!
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Outdoorsdownsouth.com is his blog and this is what happens when he attempts to log in.


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Nate Watkins walks among the apartment buildings of the Park Hill housing development in Staten Island, NY. He and his family are planting a church that meets in a basement meeting room among the 10,000 Liberians who live here. Nate grew up in Liberia and the Ivory Coast when his family served with Baptist Mid-Missions.
Nate and his Karol Watkins buy food from vendors in an open-air Liberian market on the streets of Staten Island, NY. Growing up in Liberia as a missionary kid, Nate's language skills give him immediate rapport with the Liberians who he is seeking to bring to Christ through a neighborhood church plant.
Karol, Nate, and their son Nathan Jr. leave the apartment building in Staten Island where the Repentance Baptist Fellowship meets on Sundays. The church ministers to the large Liberian population in this housing development and meets in a basement community room.
Nate and Karol Watkins invite a man to church that they met standing outside the building where the Repentance Baptist Fellowship meets in Staten Island, NY.
A tambourine provides the accompaniment for a series of songs to open the Sunday School service for the Repentance Baptist Fellowship.
Nate Watkins, right, sits with leaders of Repentance Baptist Fellowship as announcements are made in Sunday School. The service typically opens with a series of songs and then a time for personal testimonies praising God for what He has done the past week.
Teens from the Queens Regular Baptist Church, located at the corner of 101st Ave and 107th St.in Queens, NY, gather outside the church before their weekly Friday night youth group meeting. "The kids in this group stay here until they get married," says Krista Oliver, wife of Pastor Nimit Oliver. "The youngest is 10, and the oldest are in college."
Pastor Nimit Oliver, (orange shirt) leads a Friday night youth group Bible study on the doctrine of the Trinity. The teens ask deep questions that reveal a group that is growing in spiritual maturity. Since space is at a premium in New York City, all the teaching and worship services happen in the same room.
Rachel Delisca, right, celebrates a correct guess in a game of mafia during a Friday night youth group activity. The teens meet for games, Bible study, and pizza. Afterwards, they rehearse special music for Sunday services.
With help from assistant Sam Lake, left, Pastor Marty Silverberg of Commonwealth Community Baptist Church in Bronx, NY, passes out invitations to visit the two-room storefront church behind him. Commonwealth is waiting for an occupancy permit from the city so they can begin holding services in newly remodeled synagogue half a block away.
Sam Lake, left, and Pastor Marty Silverberg can reach across the 11-foot-wide sanctuary where Commonwealth Community Baptist Church meets in a rented storefront in Bronx, NY. If 26 people are present on Sunday, every seat is taken.
Sam and Jen Lake take their children on a walk through the neighborhood around Commonwealth Community Baptist in Bronx meeting familiar faces, like Carmen, and inviting them to church.
Eglise Evangelique Baptiste in Elmont, NY is one of three churches that were voted into the GARBC fellowship last summer. The congregation consists of mainly Haitian believers who immigrated to Long Island and are now raising children who speak French at home and English in school. Pastor Jacquelin Saint-Preux, and his wife Murielle started the church in 2001 with a Bible study in their home. They work full time as accountants. He accepts no salary so that the church can devote its resources to pay the mortgage.
Sister Marie Julienne Moise claps along with the congregation as they sing a welcome song for visitors and guests in the morning worship service.
Sister Manouska Dupoux kneels while she sings during a Saturday morning prayer service at Eglise Evangelique Baptiste on Long Island where believers met for two hours to pray, sing, give testimonies, and hear a message, all in French-Creole.
Dressed in their Sunday uniform, the Womens Chorus Group of Salem sings a song in French for special music at Eglise Evangelique Baptiste. The group, which is just one of the small groups who provide music for worship services, sings every fourth Sunday of the month.
Children like Teshna Mathurin stay in the auditorium with their parents for the first half of the Sunday morning worship service, which is spoken in French. Then the children move to the basement for children's church, which is taught in English.
Brother Kelly François kneels in prayer during the Sunday morning service at Eglise Evangelique Baptiste. The service lasts about two and a half hours and includes singing, preaching, special music, Scripture reading, and testimonies.
Pastor Jacquelin Saint-Preux, left, preaches a line from his Sunday morning message in French and then in Creole before deacon Noyel St-Louis translates the sermon into English.
While her husband is preaching in French and Creole in the auditorium, Murielle Saint-Preux gets a hug from Maheva Guerrier while she teaches Children's Church class in English.
Associate Pastor Michael Moultrie stands outside Cross Community Baptist Church in Queens, N.Y. "This is the world capital for the storefront church," he says noting storefront churches occupy almost every block of this major street and are prolific in the New York City boroughs. Pastor Eric Wohner, a missionary pastor with Evangelical Baptist Missions, came here in 1999 to plant a church that reflects the diverse neighborhood of immigrants from Guyana, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Trinidad, and Eastern Europe.


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Latest content added for UNT Digital Library Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Designhttp://digital.library.unt.edu/explore/partners/UNTCVA/browse/?fq=untl_decade:1950-19592016-07-11T16:54:02-05:00UNT LibrariesThis is a custom feed for browsing UNT Digital Library Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + DesignDay Dress2016-07-11T16:54:02-05:00http://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc853224/

Day dress of blue silk shantung with black flecks and black linen embellishment. A) Dress - Street length, with high rounded neckline, and 3/4 or longer sleeves. Neckline with three concentric bands/borders, each with a button making them look as if they should unbutton. Outer and inner bands of the blue/black shantung, inner band of black linen. Buttons of each band are same fabric as that band. A-lline skirt with "pleated placket" at front. Narrow blue/black thread belt loops at sides. Center back zipper, with hook and thread loop at top of collar. Unlined. Combined designer/retailer label in lower part of skirt: "Irene / Exclusively for / Neiman-Marcus" B) Belt. Narrow leather curving belt faced with the blue/black silk shantung, with large rectangular covered buckle. Stamped on reverse: "10 9524"
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Shirt dress of plaid woven cotton in shades of yellow, brown, black and white on black ground. Street-length. Short sleeves and spread collar, center front opening with 6 buttons, and single hook-and-eye at waist. Buttons are small faceted black plastic(?) collar settings with a clear rhinestone at center. Tie belt at waist, attached at side seams. Skirt is pleated into lower edge of bodice. Unlined.
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Coat of novelty wool in pale blue, brown, white, and purple in a plaid weave design. Center front opening with one large brown button and bound buttonhole at neck. Collarless; knee-length; bracelet length sleeves. Lined in olive green satin. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Tissus / Jacques S. Fath / Paris / Made in / France"
Little Girl's Pinafore Dress Ensemble2015-12-21T10:25:28-06:00http://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc795319/

Little Girl's pinafore dress ensemble of pink organdy, consisting of: A) Dress. Jewel neck and short puffed sleeves are trimmed in white lace. Skirt gathers at yoke. Center back opening of two mother-of-pearl buttons. B) Pinafore. Square neck and double layer of ruffles trimmed in white lace for sleeves. Skirt has a ruche of lace above scalloped hem. Center back opening of three mother-of-pearl buttons.
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Little girl's dress of alternating pink linen and sheer organdy fabric in scallop design. Round neckline; sleeveless. Bodice has four round plastic buttons down center back. Skirt is gathered at natural waist; piping detail in pink linen at front waist seam. Pink linen sash attaches at side seams and ties in back. Fully lined in sheer organdy fabric.
Evening Gown2015-12-21T10:25:28-06:00http://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc795287/

Evening gown of black satin. Full length; skirt flares slightly. Fitted bodice with low neckline and 1" shoulder straps. Off-center front closure with six satin covered buttons reinforced with two snaps at the neckline and a hook & eye at the center of the opening; bound buttonholes. . Petersham of black, 1" grosgrain ribbon; unlined. Combined designer/manufacturer/retailer label at center back neckline: "Designed in America by / Jacques Fath / for Joseph Halpert / Neiman-Marcus"
Day Dress2015-12-21T10:25:28-06:00http://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc795233/

Day dress of black silk shantung with white polka dots. Scoop neckline; short sleeves with inverted pleats at padded shoulders. High, pleated waist falls to full, knee length skirt. Attached 3" belt of same closes in back with 4 hook & eyes and is trimmed at front with two large circular black buttons and bound buttonholes. Center back zipper with hook & eye. Lined in black silk shantung with built-in petticoat of white tulle. Designer's label: "Galanos" Retailer's label: "Neiman-Marcus"
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Dress of blue organza with white stripes. Rectangular sailor style collar with point at center front extends over sleeveless dress. Full, gathered skirt attaches at waistline to fitted bodice. Two small front patch pockets. Center back opening of three mother-of-pearl buttons. Belt loops at sides; belt missing. Unlined. Maker's label at back neckline: "Size 3 5858 / Honeysuckle / Deluxe Fashions / An Exclusive Design / Sears, Roebuck and Co."
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Original sketch for a fashion design by Lilli Wolff. Female figure with dress in shades of blue, with swatches attached to mount, and penciled notations. Believed to have been done in the United States after 1950.
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Original fashion design by Lilli Wolff. Possibly for a festival gown, design for a female figure with yellow full skirted dress. Various penciled notes and two penciled variations for the skirt design. Believed to have been done between 1945 and 1960, most likely in Dallas, Texas.


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Karen, DanceMom to Alyssa(5/00) & Julia(11/01)
* ADHD without meds ** Parents of TEENS with ADHD *
BCPAC - Parents of kids in the performing arts!
I am a 41 year old mother of 5 kids- three girls and two boys. 18,16,13,10,8.
I am an Orthodox Jew. I work part time as a shadow for a special needs kid.
Chana, mom to
Tovah 20, Eliana 18, Asher 16, David 13, Shoshana 11
Hello to those I don't "know". I'm 26, mom of 2 kids, 1 boy, 1 girl, and one Boxer named Roscoe. Keaton is 7 yrs old and Julia is almost 20 mos. We live in Wisconsin. I do not identify with any specific religion, but I lean toward Pantheism. I do not vaccinate, I homeschool, breastfeed, co-sleep, and cloth diaper.
Jo, holding Keaton (4/01), Julia (3/07) and Alessa (1/10) in my arms and Nikolai (12/12) in my heart
Hey all, I'm Karin and I have two little girls. Corissa is in Kindergarten, and baby Emma turned 2 October 1st. I'm employed full time outside of the home in the field of education. I tend to be somewhat sarcastic, and definitely spacy at times. I love learning new things, and I like arguing. Therefore, the BQ is perfect for me, wouldn't you say?
Don't make me get my flying monkeys!!
It's not PMS-it's just my personality.
Wow, April. Forgive me for saying so but I think that's an awful lot asking for someone to give him his insulin and stuff. Better make it someone that you know really well and trust. I don't know that I would feel comfortable doing that.
Don't make me get my flying monkeys!!
It's not PMS-it's just my personality.
Hey ladies,
I'm CheLinda a 28 year old, wife of Michael for 8.5 years and mother to David Benjamin (16mos) I am a Soldier, a Christian (tithing, praying to Jesus, bible referencing type). I like hearing arguments mostly and I love people and babies and breastfeeding!
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I dont see it as a lot. However, I would not just up and go until they got the hang of it. It is really not that hard. You just fix some extra food and put it on a plate with a lid. Then the food is taken to him. We only give insulin two times a day. He takes the kind that works to get the blood sugar down a bit and gradually works on lowering it for several hours.
I knew next to nothing about giving insulin. However within a month, I knew quite a bit on how much to give and not to give. However, the person we get will not have to do it all. We would not dump it all on anyone. We would gradually get them to do more with insulin issues. The way he eats requires Novalin 70/30 so we dont give insulin with every meal. The people that we get to live in the apartment would likely only have to see him 15 minutes a day. We just need someone around when we want to do something.
It is really not that hard to take care of him. Just dont forget his paxil and to give him ativan when he is the slightest bit concerned about anything. Oh and we clean his house once a week. This takes about 20 minutes.
That does seem like a bit much for a stranger. It seems small to you, but he's papa. Not a lot for a child to do for a parent that cared for them, but for a stranger? I'd want a deep discount on the rent for those duties. I mean they would essentially be an in-home care provider for him.
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Oh, that doesn't sound too bad then. Good deal for someone really needing a place to stay. That would be awesome for like a single SAHM of like one. GL, I hope someone can help you guys out.
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I'm AFmom-- I mainly lurk here, because I've been busy the last few months. I'm a mother to 2 children-- 4 and 3. My 4 year old is moderately autistic, my 3 year old is just a brat. I enjoy running a lot (am group owner of the mommy running group on BBC). I just finished a marathon, and am doing another in March. My DH is also a marathoner and he is in the Air Force (hence AF). Besides that I'm a fiscally conservative social liberatarian, I enjoy history, politics, and other random shit. I swear like a sailor. I'm spiritual, but not overly religious Catholic. I live in VA, and that's about it.
Nice to meet you all! I am Meg. I am mother to an insanely dopey and happy 19 month old. We co-seep, nurse, the whoe crunchy shebang. :)
I live in TX now, but we are on our way back to NoVa/D.C. very soon. Originally a Jersey Girl--Princeton area. So it seems like I have been in a few of the places some of you live in now. Cool.
I am pretty damned liberal, with a shocking conservative streak thrown in. I teach writing and English at a Catholic university, so it keeps me grounded.
I also teach logic and argumentation as part of my courses, so debate is in my blood. I tend to lean toward logic, and while I am very passionate about many issues, I try to maintain objectivity and not slip into any logical fallacies.
Other than that, I am 32, I like long walks on the beach, and my favorite color is "clear."
I should have been a pair of ragged claws.
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NASCAR Sprint Cup Pure Michigan 400 practice (SPEED, cable ch. 58) 11:30 a.m.
NASCAR Truck Series VFW 200 (SPEED, cable ch. 58) 1 p.m.
NASCAR Sprint Cup Pure Michigan 400 qualifying (SPEED, cable ch. 58) 3 p.m.
Adonis Stevenson vs. Don George (ESPN2, cable ch. 27) 9 p.m.
Little League World Series
Game 5: Mexico vs. British Columbia (ESPN, cable ch. 26) noon
Game 6: New Jersey vs. San Antonio (ESPN, cable ch. 26) 2 p.m.
Game 7: Panama vs. Uganda (ESPN2, cable ch. 27) 4 p.m.
Game 8: Indiana vs. Oregon (ESPN, cable ch. 26) 7 p.m.
Cubs at Reds (WGN, cable ch. 10) 6 p.m.
Rangers at Blue Jays (KCPN, cable ch. 7) 6 p.m.
NFL Preseason
Lions at Ravens (KCIT, cable ch. 13) 7 p.m.
Western and Southern Open (ESPN2, cable ch. 27) 10 a.m.
Western and Southern Open (ESPN2, cable ch. 27) 6 p.m.
Rangers at Blue Jays (KGNC, 710-AM) 6 p.m.
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If you are having issues with becoming a CHA member, or registering for SCHF 2016, email email@example.com .
2016 SCHF One Month Away!
The 25th Southern California Homebrewers Festival is less than one month away! The 2016 SCHF is April 29-30 at Vail Lake, California. Only 2016 CHA members can attend SCHF. You can register for SCHF under the "Members Only" section of…
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Hoppy Brew Year! 2016 CHA News!
2016 California Homebrewers Association memberships are now available. To join, please make an account on the website, and purchase a 2016 membership. Members of the CHA are welcome to register to attend the Southern California Homebrewers Festival, April 29-30, at…
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25th SCHF Artwork Competition
The 25th SCHF artwork competition is now open. Here are the official rules for the artwork contest for the 25th Annual Southern California Homebrewers Festival. 1) All members are invited to submit and are eligible to win! 2) The winner…
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Newest CHA Board Member
The California Homebrewers Association is excited to introduce our newest board member, Andy Carter. Andy is the current president of the V.I.B.E. home brewing club in Ventura and has experience organizing home brew events and managing social media. He is…
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New CHA Discounts
Four new CHA member discounts have been added today! Archaic Craft Brewery in Tustin, Bear Roots Home Brew Shop in Vista, Riip Beer Co in Huntington Beach, and Windsor Homebrew Supply Co in Costa Mesa. For a list of all…
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25th SCHF Dates
We are excited to announce the dates for next year's festival. The 25th Southern California Homebrew Festival will be held April 29-30, 2016 at Vail Lake Resort in Temecula, CA. Please remember that the SCHF is open to California Homebrewers…
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Vista Strawberry Festival Home Brew Competition Winners
The CHA is proud to announce the winners of the Vista Strawberry Festival homebrew competition: 1st Place: Nathan Gutzwiller (Cherry Weisse) 2nd Place: Jim Slattery (Pineapple Ale IPA) 3rd Place: Jim Slattery (Strawberry Creme) Special thanks to the Barley Engineers…
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I'm making my way through project Euler and I'm trying to write the most concise code I can. I know it's possible, so how could I simplify the following code. Preferably, I would want it to be one line and not use the int->string->int conversion.
Question: What is the sum of the digits of the number 21000?
My answer:
>>> i=0
>>> for item in [int(n) for n in str(2**1000)];i+=item


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LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Securities and Exchange Commission recently questioned Los Angeles Unified School District officials as part of informal inquiry into whether they properly used bond funds for a beleaguered $1.3 billion project to provide an iPad for every student.
LULING, La. (AP) - In what authorities call an apparent ambush by an angry motorist, a south Louisiana sheriff's deputy was shot three times Thursday, sustaining injuries to his eye and chest in a gunfight that broke out at a school traffic zone.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - A California vaccination bill that has generated intense debates pitting personal rights against public health stalled in the state Senate Wednesday, with lawmakers saying it could deprive unvaccinated children of an adequate education by barring them from schools.
DENVER (AP) - Snow pack is well below normal, but close watchers of water, weather and fire in Colorado are heartened by healthy reservoir levels and short- and long-term forecasts of precipitation.
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - The Girl Scouts are opening a troop at a gay pride center in Salt Lake City that officials say will welcome transgender youth and children from LGBT families.
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - If not for the loud parties, the owner of a $2 million mansion on Florida's Gulf Coast might have continued operating a training school for strippers next door to an exclusive gated community.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The higher price of organic foods and other products doesn't seem to be deterring consumers: Sales jumped 11 percent last year, an industry report says.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Netflix is enthralling viewers and investors alike as popular original programming such as "House of Cards" lure subscribers at a quickening pace.
SEATTLE (AP) - A Seattle CEO who announced that he's giving himself a drastic pay cut to help cover the cost of big raises for his employees didn't just make those workers happy.
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) - Several fish stocks from Maine to Florida are rebounding and are no longer subject to overfishing, federal regulators said Thursday.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Demonstrators filled a major street outside a Los Angeles McDonald's restaurant on Wednesday to protest low wages for fast-food workers.
Man kills armadillo, but ricochet gunshot hits mother-in-law
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A disgraced ex-police officer testifying against his drug squad colleagues acknowledged Tuesday that he stole drug money, planted evidence and lied on police paperwork too many times to count.
SANTA MONICA (AP) - The publisher of "Guitar Hero" is readying a comeback tour.
NEW YORK (AP) - Remember those declarations that teens are done with Facebook? Think again.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) - Wal-Mart is reviving its yellow smiley image to be the face of its low-price marketing.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Nursing assistant Tom Alligood wears camouflage scrubs during his emergency room shifts at the Dorn VA hospital because he says it ...
CINCINNATI (AP) - The Cincinnati Zoo's director on Monday defended the decision to kill a gorilla to protect a 4-year-old boy who entered its exhibit ...
RENO, Nev. (AP) - A Los Angeles-based entrepreneur is turning part of a jumbo jet into an art installation and plans to haul it to Burning ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Anthropologist Susan Phillips had spent a career examining the graffiti that covers urban walls, bridges and freeway overpasses.
COSTA MESA (AP) - Brendan De Regla drove three hours and waited in line for half a day to see Donald Trump speak at a rally ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mark Salling, who played bad-boy Noah "Puck" Puckerman on the Fox musical dramedy "Glee," was charged Friday with receiving and possessing child ...
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I currently use ntfs-3g on my mac to be able to write to NTFS-formatted drives. I have seen two commercial alternatives that boast better performance and more advanced features - Tuxera (a commercial version of ntfs-3g it seems) and Paragon.
Are these products really better? Any experiences, hard facts, benchmarks from real-world use?


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A Compact, Low Power Depolarization Backscattering Cloud Spectrometer for Water and Ice Discrimination
Award Information
Small Business Information
Droplet Measurement Technologies
2545 Central Avenue, Boulder, CO, 80301-2865
Principal Investigator:
David Thomson
(303) 440-5576
(303) 440-5576
Business Contact:
Gregory Kok
(303) 440-5576
(303) 440-5576
Research Institution:
AbstractMixed phase clouds, i.e. those that contain water droplets and ice crystals, make up a large fraction of the clouds that are found over the Arctic region. The radiative impact of these clouds on climate modulation is highly sensitive to the relative mix of water and ice, the size distribution of these hydrometeors and the shape and optical properties of the ice crystals. The properties of mixed phase clouds and the microphysical processes that underlie their formation and evolution remain largely un-documented, particularly in the Arctic. This is primarily due to the lack of instruments that can accurately discriminate water droplets from ice crystals as well as measure their optical properties and size distributions, especially in the size range from approximately 1 50 m where imaging techniques with optical array probes have factors of two or more uncertainties in sample volume and are unable to distinguish liquid from ice below about 30 m. A very small sensor is proposed for measuring the optical diameter and light depolarization of individual particles from 1 m to greater than 50 m from airborne platforms. This sensor will have the sensitivity and accuracy to discriminate not only water droplets from ice crystals, but will also identify volcanic ash and dust aerosol particles, a complementary but highly important capability.
* information listed above is at the time of submission.
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COQUITLAM, British Columbia — Seon Design Inc. has introduced the next generation of its scalable integrated mobile surveillance solution for bus and coach fleets. The solution includes fleet management software, a DVR, and video and recorded data management software.
vMax Commander — Seon's fleet management software — automates regular tasks and allows transportation administrators to manage the video and recorded data from an entire fleet. Paired with the Smart-Reach wireless solution, vMax Commander eliminates the need to manually retrieve hard drives, according to the company.
Seon's 12-channel Explorer DX12 is equipped with two hard drives and can record two information streams at once: one for wireless live-viewing and one for high-resolution playback. Using vMax View (the video and recorded data management software), transportation administrators can search by video clip, alarm, or date and time using video synchronized with mapping software.
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