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With every update, we are working hard to give you more ways to use and share the clips you record in Qik. Your videos are yours, and you should be able to do whatever you want with them. Now you can share them to your favorite app or social network right from within Qik, without … Read more
Help Skype Help You, and Improve Skype Support
Have you ever used Skype's Support site? If you have, you'll know it's home to hundreds of FAQs and guides to help you get everything out of Skype. It's an important asset for all our users and we're keen to make sure it does everything you need it to do. For that reason, we're going … Read more
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Many of you already use Skype for Android to share photos on the go – be it a cute baby, a world wonder, or selfies. With today's release of Skype 5.2 for Android, we just updated photo sharing to make it an even simpler and more integrated experience. Send photos to your contacts – online … Read more
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Metabolic biochemistry and the making of a mesopelagic mammal
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Large seals such as northern and southern elephant seals and Weddell seals are able to dive for startling duration and enormous depth. The current dive duration record is 120 minutes (recorded for the southern elephant seal); the current depth record is 1.5 km (recorded for the northern elephant seal). Equally striking is the widespread observation that these seals when at sea spend close to 90% of the time submerged and often at great depth. For practical purposes, these species can be viewed as true mesopelagic animals when they are at sea. A review of current knowledge indicates that low power output but high efficiency metabolic functions of skeletal muscles coupled with inherently low (and potentially further suppressible) metabolic rates constitute strategic biochemical components in the 'making' of a mesopelagic mammal.
Key wordsSeal metabolism metabolic efficiency metabolic suppression seal muscle enzymes
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Gimme down to there hair. Shoulder length or longer. Here Mama There Daddy (blah, blah blah blah )HAIR Grow it. Show it . Long as I can grow it. My Hair
Seriously though, more days than not my hair ends up in a bun. it's still wet tomorrow from today's shower. When I take it out today it's still wet from yesterdays shower. I have to rewash it because I sweat in it
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Brunette....we have more fun. We're just mysterious about it.
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It started to get a mildew smell. (If you know me, I'll deny that I wrote this.) So I whispered my concerns to my hair dresser and she suggested I blow dry only the hair driectly on the back of my head (where the pony tail sits) and only the roots of the hair. It takes 5 minutes and works like a charm.
Brunette this week, blonde next week. The fun is for everyone.
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Iraqi police said Tuesday armed men have killed eight security guards during a break-in at a bank in central Baghdad. According to the AP, two police officials conveyed the attackers stormed into the Rafidain Bank in Karradah district early Tuesday morning, killing the guards and escaping with a large amount of cash.
This incident reported as U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates arrived in southern Iraq. Gates flew from Amman, Jordan, to a command post in southern Iraq where American forces are serving mainly as advisers to Iraqi forces.
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Since 2002, starting salaries for NYC public school teachers have increased 43 percent.
Once Fellows are hired as full-time teachers in New York City public schools they are eligible for the same starting salary and benefits as other teachers. Fellows also receive additional financial benefits, including a stipend during pre-service training. Fellows may also be eligible to receive an AmeriCorps Education Award.
During the 2016 – 2017 school year, a Fellow with only a bachelor's degree and no additional coursework can expect to earn an annual salary of at least $51,649. Once Fellows have completed their master's degrees, they can expect to earn an annual salary of at least $58,060.
New York City teachers earn more based on experience and coursework beyond a bachelor's degree. Fellows with advanced degrees may be eligible for a salary differential, which is determined on a case-by-case basis through the NYC Department of Education.
The salary schedule for Teaching Fellows is the same as that for all New York City teachers, so Fellows can expect their salary to increase significantly upon completion of their master's degree. To learn more about teacher salaries and differentials, visit the NYC Department of Education Division of Human Resources website.
Pre-Service Training Stipend
The NYC Department of Education provides each Fellow with a stipend to offset living costs during training. June 2015 Fellows received stipend of $2,500 during training and we expect a similar stipend amount for June 2016 Fellows. Fellows who participate in two additional weeks of training for the Science or Math Immersion Programs receive an additional $1000 stipend. Because significant time may elapse between the beginning of training and a Fellow's first paycheck, we encourage Fellows to plan for their financial well-being during this time.
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In recent years, Forbes.com has run a study that has found, what is the most valuable college basketball program in the nation? Ever, since the Yum! Center opened, the Louisville Cardinals have accelerated to the top of the list and it is no different this year. The Cards beat out the second closest money making program, the Kansas Jayhwaks, in current value by approximately $5.6 million. The Cards current value is $38.5 million while their actual basketball team income brings in approximately $24.6 million. And off all this money being made, it is a 7% increase over what was being made as of this time last year. With the great product that the Cards are bringing to the floor everynight it is no wonder that the program is bringing in so much money. I think this is one of the reasons that many of the universities biggest supporters do not want an NBA team coming into town. With no other athletics in the commonwealth of Kentucky, all that the people in the state have is college athletics. Kentucky comes in fourth on the list. Here are excerpts from the Forbes.com article : The Louisville mens basketball program is once again Forbes.com's most valuable program in the country. The Cardinal program is now worth $38.5 million, up from $36.1 million last year. Forbes Magazine's ranking of college basketball's most valuable teams utilizes a weighted methodology with three components. They are, in order of weight, basketball revenue spent on athlete scholarships and other academic programming, profit kept by the athletic department to support athletic endeavors and conference revenue generated via NCAA tournament play. Valuations are based on revenues and expenses from the 2011-12 season. Louisville's KFC Yum! Center, a state-of-the-art arena opened in 2010, helped the team rake in a staggering $20.4 million in contributions last year. That income was largely responsible for making the Cardinals the most profitable team in college basketball. In fact, Louisville's $24.6 million in team profit was larger than all but four other teams' total revenue last year.
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Released: Nov 01st, 1998
Running Time: 84
Director: Derek Kent
Company: Studio 2000
Cast: Jon Eric, Steve Harper, Kevin Cobain, Sam West, Brad King, Wade Peters, Drew Andrews, Cory Roberts, Rick Chase, Joey Hart
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Gay and Bi
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It's always great to see a sequel that's just as good as the original. That is certainly the case here. Rick Chase is back in his role as brooding Detective Mann, who returns to the scene(s) of the crime from Part 1. This time out, he encounters the likes of newcummers Joey Hart and Wade Peters, as well as familiar faces Drew Andrews and Brad King. The plot is a bit complicated and the video really should be viewed in tandem with its predecessor, but the sex is raging red hot and should keep Studio 2000 fans more than satisfied. Twists and turns abound, and not just between the sheets – they're in the plot, too. So follow along as best you can and enjoy yourselves, all you mystery buffs-in-the-buff out there!


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For 20 years, the British nuclear deterrent has rested on Trident nuclear-armed missiles carried by four Royal Navy Vanguard-class ballistic missile submarines, at least one of which is continuously at sea. The British government is now considering how to maintain a nuclear deterrent after the Vanguard submarines are retired. This summer, the UK concluded a study looking at a range of alternatives, including options other than Trident missiles and options that would no longer maintain a continuous at-sea deterrent presence.
On September 11, the Arms Control Initiative at Brookings hosted a talk by Danny Alexander, chief secretary to Her Majesty's Treasury, on the study and how Britain should adjust its future nuclear posture to take account of new financial realities. Franklin Miller of the Scowcroft Group offered commentary, and Brookings Visiting Fellow Ian Wallace moderated a discussion with questions from the audience.
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The GeoHumanities Special Interest Group (SIG) of the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations focuses on spatial, spatial-temporal and "placial" perspectives in the digital humanities. We host a mailing list (subscribe easily here) and tweet and re-tweet items we think will interest to our members, as @GeoHum_SIG.
SURVEY RESULTS SUMMARY: We have compiled responses to our recent member survey, presented in this blog post.
UPCOMING WORKSHOP: APlace4Places is a workshop to be held July 11th in conjunction with the 2016 Digital Humanities conference in Kraków, Poland. It will investigate the latest developments in geo-historical gazetteers and their impact in natural language processing and digital humanities studies. Presentations on current projects will be followed by discussion amongst all attendees about best practices and ongoing challenges. More information.
Seeking New Resource Listings, for GeoDiRT and GIS Projects
The GeoHumanities SIG is developing GeoDiRT, extending the DiRT Directory with an enhanced catalog of geospatial software tools and descriptions of projects which use them, tutorials relating to the tools and tool reviews. The first step is creating a list of them. If you know of tools and related resources you would like added, please submit them for review on this short form. You can use the same form to suggest addition to our Humanities GIS Projects list.
GeoHumanities Resources
The GeoHumanities SIG has begun developing GeoDiRT, based on a feed of geographically-related resources listed in the DiRT Directory, a web-based registry of digital research tools for scholarly use. A team of GeoDiRT editors has begun reviewing items in that feed, and soliciting new listings to supplement it (details on this page and in this blog post). We expect GeoDiRT will be in shape to publish on this site in early 2016. In the meantime, here are a few lists and clearinghouses of GeoHumanities-related resources we're aware of. Please let us know of others, with a tweet (@GeoHum_SIG) or message on the SIG mailing list.
- DiRT mapping page
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First look at WiFi calling on the Google Nexus 6 by Motorola
The day we have all been waiting for is finally here: Google and T-Mobile are rolling out the much-anticipated (and much delayed) WiFi calling update
Android 5.1.1 is now available for Nexus 4, Nexus 5, and LTE Nexus 7
For a few weeks, the latest version of Android Lollipop (5.1.1) was only available on a few WiFi-only Nexus tablets, like the Nexus 7 and
Google integrates tweets into search results
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T-Mobile's "Magenta Thunder" 2-day sale offers big savings and smartphones as low as $20
T-Mobile has just launched a huge 2-day sale on a large portion of its smartphone portfolio, offering the Google Nexus 6 by Motorola for $100
WiFi calling could come this week to the Google Nexus 6 by Motorola
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BATON ROUGE, La.- The fourth-ranked Texas A&M women's swimming & diving team defeated No. 19 Louisiana State, 178-119, on Saturday afternoon at a chilly LSU Natatorium.
The Aggies (7-1) captured 11 of the 16 events to grab its seventh straight win over LSU, including its fourth straight in Louisiana. Four different Aggies earned two wins apiece to pace A&M to its seventh dual meet win of the season.
"I thought we did a real good job of finishing our races today" A&M head coach Steve Bultman said. "LSU came out really ready to race today and I thought the girls responded well to that challenge. I had forgotten how cold the LSU Natatorium could be on an unseasonably cold day, but I thought both teams dealt with it well and raced hard."
Triin Aljand (Tallinn, Estonia) and Julia Wilkinson (Stratford, Ont.) continued their strong junior years by cranking out two wins each for the second week in a row.
Aljand came through at the end of a tight 50-yard freestyle race to win in 23.05 while coming from behind in the last 50 yards to win the 100 butterfly in 55.03.
Wilkinson won both the 100 free and 100 back despite having to play catch-up at the halfway point of both races. The four-time Big 12 Swimmer of the Week back-halved her way to wins in the two races in times of 50.17 and 54.91, respectively.
Big 12 Newcomer of the Year Alia Atkinson (Pembroke Pines, Fla.) kept her 2008 unbeaten streak in the breaststroke intact with a sweep of both races for the second straight week. Atkinson out-touched LSU's Kannon Betzen at the wall, 1:03.59 to 1:03.62, for the 100 breast win while cruising to an easy win in the 200-yard event in 2:17.55.
Freshman Casey Hurrell-Zitelman (San Antonio) stepped to the forefront against the Tigers with two of the Aggies' strongest performances of the day. Hurrell-Zitelman and junior Sally Ranzau (Alpharetta, Ga.) were a potent 1-2 punch for A&M in both distance events. The freshman captured the 500 free in 4:55.83, more than 10 seconds ahead of the closest Tiger while lapping a number of swimmers in the 1,000 free for a 13-plus second win (10:04.80).
Big 12 Swimmer of the Year Kristen Heiss (Casper, Wyo.) got back on the winning track in the 200 back with a solid 2:00.65 effort. Sophomore Emily Neal (Plano), who finished second to Heiss in the 200 back (2:01.35), came back later in the meet to win the 400-yard individual medley in 4:22.21.
The Aggies fended off LSU in the first race of the day, the 200-yard medley relay. The group of Wilkinson, Atkinson, Aljand, and Sarah Woods (Birmingham, Ala.) hit the wall ahead of LSU in 1:42.88.
The Aggies will be back in action on Friday, Feb. 1 when they host the University of Houston on Senior Day at the Student Rec Center Natatorium. The following day, they will travel to Austin to face the Texas Longhorns in the State Farm Lone Star Showdown.


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Nystatin preparations should be applied liberally to affected areas twice a day or as indicated until healing is complete. Nystatin cream is usually preferred to nystatin ointment in candidiasis involving areas of the skin that may come in contact with other areas of the skin; very moist lesions are best treated with Nystatin topical powder. It is not likely that other drugs you take orally or inject will have an effect on topically applied Nystatin Cream. But many drugs can interact with each other. Tell your doctor all prescription and over-the-counter medications and supplements you use. Nystatin-Cream should be used only if prescribed during pregnancy. It is not known whether this drug passes into breast milk. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
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Epilepsy Treatments: Finding the Right Medication
Could your treatment for epilepsy be better? A guide to medications to help you and your doctor decide.
By R. Morgan Griffin
Reviewed By Charlotte Grayson
Epilepsy treatment has come a long way in the last 15 years. Today, many new and effective anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs) are on the market. Though there's no cure, the prognosis for most of the 2 million people with epilepsy in the U.S. is quite good. Up to 80% of people can control their condition with medicine.
But dozens of epilepsy drugs can make things confusing. How do you know if you're getting the right one? Are there better epilepsy treatment options out there that you don't know about?
"The number of choices can seem almost staggering to people," says John M. Pellock, MD, spokesperson for the American Epilepsy Society and chairman of Child Neurology at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Experts say that many people with epilepsy do settle for treatment that could be better. They stick with the medicine -- or medicines -- they're familiar with, even if they're not working that well.
"A lot of people with epilepsy are using medications that aren't right for them," says Orrin Devinsky, MD, director of the New York University Epilepsy Center. "They're having side effects and medical problems that they don't need to have."


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England will tighten their grip on the RBS 6 Nations title and tee up a shot at a first Grand Slam in a decade if they can extend their unbeaten record against Italy on Sunday. England's average victory over the Azzurri at Twickenham is 48-11 and two years ago they ran in eight tries, with Chris Ashton scoring four in a thumping 59-13 triumph.
Catt, the attacking skills coach, would rejoice if England could repeat that performance but he warned against expecting another Twickenham rout. "When you look at where this team has come from, it is incredible," Catt said.
"A year ago you wouldn't have thought we would be in this position. This team is by far the finished article. You are expecting six or seven tries tomorrow, we have only been together for a year.
"That expectation is there and it is brilliant. We are creating it with our performances but international rugby doesn't always go that way.
"You have got to be mindful of the fact that this Italian side is not the Italian side of 10 years ago.
"You want the perfect performance every time. You want to entertain a Twickenham crowd that has been brilliant for us.
"We want to make sure we are clinical, that we have the composure to do what we want to do and what people expect us to do.
"The players just want to perform.
"But this Italian team are a hell of a side at the moment. If we have to kick every penalty to win games we will take that, because that is what the opposition allows you to do."
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Pilobolus Draws a Tension at the Joyce
Pilobolus, sometimes known as Pilobolus Dance Theater and once called Vermont Natural Theater, has been a household name on the American dance scene for a long time. (The name is borrowed from biology and refers to a somewhat active fungus associated with cow dung.) Founded in 1971, the largely male company has over the years come to be identified with body-manipulating—and often body-baring—theatrics. In its programs the company is less concerned with dance as the art is widely shown on contemporary stages than with moving and shaping its performers into configurations that often exude sensuality while suggesting athletically dramatic situations.
Established on the campus of Dartmouth College, the artistic collective initially consisted of three men whose collaborative creation, "Pilobolus," christened the group. Eventually the troupe evolved into a unit of six performer/choreographers (four men and two women), who remained as artistic directors once they had hired replacements as dancers. With the departure of Martha Clarke in 1977, Moses Pendleton in 1993 and Alison Chase in 2005—all original members of the company—the current New York season was to have been headed by the remaining individuals from the initial sextet: Robby Barnett, Michael Tracy and Jonathan Wolken. But with the sudden death of Mr. Wolken in June, Pilobolus was left with only two directors.
The company's 23rd season at the Joyce, which began this week, is thus dedicated to Mr. Wolken's memory, and while his absence prompts reflections on the company's past, its newest work represents a pointed change of direction.
"Hapless Hooligan in 'Still Moving'," which had its world premiere in June at Dartmouth and was performed at this season's Monday-night opening, is as much the creation of an outside contributor—cartoonist Art Spiegelman—as it is that of Mr. Tracy. Despite Mr. Spiegelman's lack of dance background, his name precedes Mr. Tracy's in the credits. Moreover, unlike just about every work in the three-program repertory, where the words "choreographed by" lead the credits, this new one is listed as having been "created by" Messrs. Spiegelman and Tracy.
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The approximately 30-minute "Hooligan" puts Mr. Spiegelman's signature comic-strip, storyboard world onto the proscenium stage. Taking its cues from an early 1900s comic-strip character known as "Happy Hooligan," and performed by six of the nine current Pilobolus dancers, it offers a narrative about a sad sack, the eponymous "Hooligan," who sports an open tin can for a hat. He has a feisty lady love called Lulu, a figure based on Little Lulu, the 1930s comic-book character. In Mr. Spiegelman's nonlinear narrative, we follow a hapless fellow and his fickle girlfriend, who end up dead and dancing in the great beyond with a looming, inky satyr and meeting an Egyptian sphinx. All this is presented in a world of funny-paper colors, often contained by Mr. Spiegelman's blunt, black-outlines.
As a choreographer, Mr. Tracy has taken something of a back seat to the guest creator. Much of the Pilobolus company's action in "Hooligan" exists in two dimensions, with dancers seen as shapely silhouettes in Mr. Spiegelman's visual world of word balloons, punchy symbols and evocative backgrounds.
The cartoonist's sometimes irreverent and sharp situations are spelled out as individual episodes and described in terms such as "Boy makes girl." They take the viewer—with expert help from animators Jason Patterson and Dan Abdo, whose work complements the cartoonist's otherwise static graphics, as well as from costume designer Liz Prince—into the topsy-turvy world conjured from Mr. Spiegelman's often fearless imagination.
Overall, however, the story unfolds more as a thing to read and ponder than to watch and understand through dance. Reducing Pilobolus's consistently comely dancers to artful silhouettes makes for an array of attractive cut-out patterns, but ones that unfortunately cut out some of the company's signature physical potential. Still, Mr. Spiegelman's sure narrative sense, aimed at eliciting specific meanings from potentially decorative moves, gives this Pilobolus program a decided dramatic distinction.
As for the rest of the program, Messrs. Wolken and Barnett's "Gnomen" (1997) gracefully shows off the physically appealing aspects of Pilobolus. Four men in black trunks come together and interact as each embodies a variation on the theme of the "odd man out." Mr. Wolken's "Hitched" (2009) plays out as a tangle for a runaway bride and her determined groom, each dressed in Ms. Prince's witty underwear costuming. Unfortunately, the jokes in "Hitched," physically arranged as a series of loopy knots for the couple's arms and legs, wear thin. Neither Mr. Tracy's mellow "Symbiosis" (2001) nor Mr. Wolken's hollow "Megawatt" (2004) do more than retrace familiar Pilobolus ground.
As the season's three bills play out, Mr. Spiegelman's atypically flat, cartoon-styled "Hooligan" may grow in impact. A colorful spectacle in two-dimensions can readily outshine a physical one in three when the former arises from a singular imagination while the latter settles for treading known waters.
—Mr. Greskovic writes about dance for the Journal.


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Instant analysis: Wild lock up Backstrom at decent rate
As we first told you around 11:45 a.m. ET, a big name was removed from the NHL trade market Tuesday when the Minnesota Wild signed star goalie Niklas Backstrom to a four-year, $24 million extension. The team will officially announce the signing at a 12:30 p.m. ET news conference.
It's a huge development for the Wild, who were faced with possibly losing Backstrom to free agency July 1 and were taking phone calls from other teams about him heading into Wednesday's trade deadline.
Great job by both sides to get it done in this economic environment. Backstrom will get a healthy raise, from $3.1 million this season to $6 million next season. At the same time, the Wild locked up one of the top netminders in the game at a decent rate.
Both sides spoke throughout the weekend but were still nowhere Monday morning. By Monday afternoon, things heated up, and by Monday night, they had a deal in place.
Backstrom is fourth in goals-against average (2.24) and fourth in save percentage (.925). The 31-year-old Helsinki native is among the busiest goaltenders in the NHL, ranking seventh in total ice time. He has a 28-18-4 record.


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I have a Juniper and we love her name, it really suits her and i can imagine it growing on her well. She mainly goes by Juni or Junebug and we thought she could be June or Juno or even use her middle name later if she thinks her name is too quirky. On the whole, reactions to her name have been really positive; we do get the occasional raised eyebrow or puzzled look but i think that would be the same for any unusual name.~ Mama to Juniper and Arlo and our pooch Crazy Chester ~
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — The Ku Klux Klan was rising again. Segregation was the law and Martin Luther King Jr. was not even born yet. Amid the terror and oppression, civil rights pioneer W.E.B. DuBois published a groundbreaking book in 1924 that challenged the pervasive stereotypes of Black Americans and documented their rarely recognized achievements ...
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Can anyone provide an example SQL for smoothing linestrings from postgis table using Bezier curves or Iterative Averaging (SIA) algorithm?
This is still an open issue in PostGIS (and other GIS tools) as stated in the book "PostGIS in Action" in chapter 2.2.6 "Curved geometries".
Here are some references to algorithms and code:
You can try to convert your linestrings to curves with ST_LineToCurve and then back to linestrings with ST_CurveToLine.
You can set the number of segments per quarter circle you want in ST_CurveToLine.


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Play, dance or sing – everyone responds to music. Music has a unique power to reach deep inside us and Nordoff Robbins harnesses music – with all its emotion, energy, resonance and rhythm – to reach children and adults whose lives are constrained by illness, disability, trauma or exclusion.
For over 50 years the work pioneered by Paul Nordoff and Clive Robbins has set a benchmark in the use of music to promote health and wellbeing. They provide and support a range of services that encompass the depth and breadth of music, encompassing music therapy, music and health projects, and community music projects.
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Nordoff Robbins supporters are behind every life changing experience in music that they enable. The financial support people give them means they can harness music to reach and transform the lives of children and adults all over the UK who are constrained by illness, disability, trauma or exclusion.
They receive no statutory funding and are heavily reliant on voluntary donations to deliver 34,000 sessions every year – in schools, day centres, hospitals, and care homes across the UK, and in our Centre and Units. Every one of these sessions helps to transform someone's life.
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The "El Feroz" of old only made brief appearances Saturday night at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill., but a more mature Fernando Vargas was effective in unanimously outboxing Spain's Javier Castillejo over 10 rounds in their junior middleweight bout.
Scores were 97-92 twice and 98-91 for Vargas, who sets the stage for a possible 2006 rematch against Oscar De La Hoya with the victory, even though he was displeased with the win.
"[I give myself] an F," said Vargas, whose jaw immediately swelled up after the bout."I didn't feel good from round one. I felt slow."
There was little if any punching in the first round, but with seconds remaining in the frame, Vargas appeared to hurt Castillejo with a thudding right hand, effectively stealing the round with a single blow.
The dreary dance continued in the second round, and by the time the bell rang, scattered boos were heard around the arena.
A short jab to the body knocked Castillejo off-balance early in the third, and Vargas kept up his body attack throughout the round. It was another hard right hand to the head with under 20 seconds remaining though that stunned the Madrid native, with two follow-up lefts putting him on the canvas for an eight count.
Vargas, energized by his third-round success, came out bombing to the body and head as the fourth commenced, but Castillejo weathered the storm and fired back with enthusiasm for the first time in the fight, even though it was clearly Vargas' round.
The pace dipped again in the fifth, but Vargas continued to add to his lead with a mixture of solid defense and ring generalship as Castillejo followed him around the ring.
The right hand of Vargas continued to land almost at will in the sixth, and while Castillejo, a former two-time world titlist, was game, he was not pressing the action enough to take Vargas out of his comfort zone, though he did finish the sixth strongly.
Castillejo got closer in the seventh and eighth as he outworked the backwards-moving Vargas throughout, but the pride of Oxnard, Calif., did finish strong in the eighth frame and the two battled it out on fairly even terms in the ninth, while Vargas boxed away the 10th, much to the dismay of the crowd.
With the win, Vargas, like Castillejo a former two-time junior middleweight champion, lifts his record to 26-2 with 22 KOs. Castillejo drops to 58-6 with 40 KOs.
Soto upsets Juarez
Despite two point deductions for fouls, unheralded late replacement Humberto Soto upset previously unbeaten Rocky Juarez in the co-feature, scoring a hard-fought unanimous decision over the former U.S. Olympian to win the interim WBC featherweight title.
Scores were 114-113 twice and 114-112.
Champion In-Jin Chi, who was supposed to have faced Juarez on Saturday night, was injured almost three weeks ago, prompting the call for the 25-year-old Soto to step in.
Soto came out jabbing as Juarez stalked calmly. Soto was the busier of the two early, even though Juarez got his share of licks in, especially late in the round.
The Los Mochis native continued to score accurately in the second round, outworking his foe to the body and head, and in the final 30 seconds Soto landed a crisp combination to the face that briefly jarred Juarez.
Buoyed by his strong second round, Soto led the action in the third as he moved forward behind a stiff jab and sharp crosses and hooks, while Juarez was again stuck in the unfamiliar position of being on the defensive.
Little changed in the fourth, with the exception of Juarez getting through with a couple heavy power shots, none of which had any effect on the active and accurate Soto.
Juarez increased his workrate in the fifth, having his best round of the bout thus far, even though the margin between the two was negligible.
The trademark hooks of Juarez became more plentiful in the early stages of round six, but Soto answered every shot with at least two of his own. In the final minute Juarez continued to get peppered to the face and subsequently had a cut under his left eye to contend with.
Some of the best exchanges of the fight highlighted the seventh round, with Soto again holding an edge, but with under 30 seconds left in the round Juarez had Soto hurt and holding on until the bell after a huge right and left to the head.
Juarez opened the eighth with another left hook, but Soto answered back well with punches to the body and outworked the 2000 U.S. Olympic silver medalist until a strong rally by Juarez at the end of the frame.
In the ninth, Soto was docked one point from referee Tim Adams for hitting behind the head, yet the Mexican came back fast, doing everything in his power to make the point deduction a moot point.
Again in the 10th, Soto lost a point for hitting behind the head, bringing Juarez even closer on the scorecards, and again Soto came back furiously as Juarez tried to match him blow for blow.
Juarez worked his left hook to the head and body more actively in the 11th, and he simply willed himself to win the round from Soto, who had to have the spectre of disqualification hanging over his head after the previous two rounds.
But it was Soto who took the final round behind clean shots to the head as Juarez didn't seem to have enough left in the tank to mount a sustained offensive.
With the victory, Soto improves to 37-5-2 with 21 KOs and 1 no decision. Juarez falls to 23-1 with 16 KOs.


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Egypt's top judicial body confirmed on Wednesday the reinstatement of public prosecutor Abdel Meguid Mahmud, piling the pressure on President Mohamed Morsi who sacked him in November.
The Supreme Council of Justice made the move a day after the Court of Appeal issued a "final decision" reinstating Mahmud, appointed at the time of ousted president Hosni Mubarak, to the post of attorney general.
His replacement Talaat Abdullah said in response that he "respects all judicial decisions," according to a statement released by his office.
Mahmud was dismissed in November by presidential decree.
The appointment of Abdullah, accused of being a supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood from which Morsi hails, had worsened a standoff between the Islamist president and the Egyptian judiciary.
Mahmud's reinstatement puts further pressure on Morsi, after the army issued him with an ultimatum to resolve the worst political crisis the country has seen since its 2011 revolution.
The powerful military has given Morsi until 4:30 pm (1430 GMT) on Wednesday to "meet the demands of the people" following four days of mass protests calling for him to resign.


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The Tempio di Giove, Terracina is an amazing place. I don't know much about architecture but this line of umpteen dooways really impressed me. This is a popular shot, similar to many postcards that I saw about the place before I went.
Terracina township, like many of the seaside towns in Lazio is divided into sections. This photo is mostly of those residences and shops on the flat area beside the sea and before the mountain of the temple.
Another building with a host of little rooms/cubicles inside and a courtyard out the back (further away from the camera).
- Pros:It is a beautiful seaside town with lots of character, plenty of history and charm.
- Cons:It could do with a more frequent bus service to the summit of the mountain.
- In a nutshell:It would have to make for a fun and interesting stay.
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Bottled sense of humour - what a good idea. The only problem is those who need it most almost certainly wouldn't buy it!
RE the picture of Tempio di Giove, Terracina Doorways. Popular or not, it is an excellent photo. Well done. Ciao. Bill.
Great page Carole! Hahaha, a bottle of 'sence of humour' would be great to have. Wish I could buy it to put it in my backpack :-)))
How did they build that road? They used an ancient version of power tools... SLAVES
Impressive tempio. Interesting!
You are absolutely right on that one Carole a GSOH is vital when you are the lost sheep!!
Interesting page Carole! I have never been to Italy - but if I ever get to Terracina I will try to remember to pack my sense of humour!:))
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a nice page & lovely pics, Carole ! Its great to see Via Appia still existing. - I started walking it in Rome, but did not get that far as Terracina... ;-)
Buon parmariggio & come stai Carole. Always a pleasure checking another of your Italiano pages with such helpful tips on little places I've never heard of Mille grazie!
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Recently my system has been rather sluggish. I have 4 GB of RAM, most of the time I don't have anything super heavy open (2 browsers with a significant amount of tabs, Java IDE, Skype etc.).
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Of course you should go...being preggo doesn't mean you are handicapped and can't work...Good luck!
Married since May 2002-- LR 12/28/04, XT 09/30/06, DJ 05/14/13
I'd never start a job where they need me in two weeks. That means they're running things poorly & have very little back-up available. My rule of thumb is 12 weeks from the offer to the start date. I also work in an executive position at a Fortune 500 company, which might skew my perspective a little.
Good luck, I would still go, but I would be upfront about being pregnant. Most places have a 90 day probation type policy where they can fire you with out notice with in that time, and of course 3 months from now we will be getting ready for our little ones. Of course if you dont plan on going back to work after the baby then dont tell them lol
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If you are demanding at the interview stage for time off its very possible it will turn them off.
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I would probably let them know that while yes, you are pregnant, you aren't looking to pull the bait and switch on a job, you are looking for a company in which you can build a relationship with and be able to come back too after the baby is born.
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Personally, I wouldn't tell them you are pregnant. It's illegal for them to ask and frankly, none of their business. Once an offer is made/accepted, then I would tell them about the baby. If you can find a way to learn about their maternity benefits before accepting, even better.
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So, I pass some values through AJAX to my PHP handler to generate a KML, but sometimes there's too much data and I get "Request-URI Too Large". Is there another way I can pass the data with AJAX and JQuery to my PHP script?
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Sprint Sound & Speed Presented by SunTrust, an annual gathering of country stars and top NASCAR drivers, gets ready to hit Nashville, Jan. 9 and 10.
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Skip to comments.How the feds are tracking your kid (more than just watching!)
Posted on 12/28/2011 12:15:22 PM PST by CedarDave
Would it bother you to know that the federal Centers for Disease Control had been shown your daughters health records to see how she responded to an STD/teen-pregnancy-prevention program? How about if the federal Department of Education and Department of Labor scrutinized your sons academic performance to see if he should be encouraged to leave high school early to learn a trade? Would you think the government was intruding on your territory as a parent?
Under regulations the Obama Department of Education released this month, these scenarios could become reality. The department has taken a giant step toward creating a de facto national student database that will track students by their personal information from preschool through career. Although current federal law prohibits this, the department decided to ignore Congress and, in effect, rewrite the law. Student privacy and parental authority will suffer.
... on Dec. 2, the Department of Education rejected almost all the criticisms and released the regulations. As of Jan. 3, 2012, interstate and intergovernmental access to your childs personal information will be practically unlimited. The federal government will have a de facto nationwide database of supposedly confidential student information.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
"As of Jan. 3, 2012, interstate and intergovernmental access to your childs personal information will be practically unlimited. The federal government will have a de facto nationwide database of supposedly confidential student information."
Maybe Congress, if it had any Gonads, could ignore the DOE and defund the entire department.
Wow, that's frickin' scary!
George Orwell, please call your office...
DOE is immune to HIPAA? Why am I not surprised.
Time for a doctors "black market".
Hey, I don't have any kids but, if they want to watch the two next door, or the three down the block or the four across the street- and make sure they're not on my lawn...well...I say, more power to 'em!
these people can't help but get into every aspect of our lives in an attempt to control / dominate us
this crap must stop
HAHAHAHAHAHA- I crack myself up sometimes.
Thank you for posting this as I don't have the patience or finess to post up. Read this and was stunned at the Obama regime, which is my usual state when it comes to all things Obummer.
For progressives (communists) the people are property of the state, especially the children who need to be trained to government standards.
Why do this to a generally successful culture? Why are they trying to divert the American self-reliance success story to something that has failed over and over?
It must be money although I'm not sure who is at the top of this heap and why they're not content with what they have....I know...stupid comment...but I truly don't understand the mind set.
The resources (funding) for the DOE should be transferred to border security - perhaps they can track illegals with this crack 'control' they intend for legal citizens.
Please make your ping list aware of this.
This is precisely why I decided to homeschool years ago.
Me thinks by now that parents should no the last safe place for their kids and grandkids is the public school. They are churning out little future Marxists unabated as we sit wondering what happened to our country. Still, what really do we do about it? Nothing. And such grooming will resume in January, unabated, right after Christmas vacation.
"parents should no by now"
How embarrassing. Forgive. "Parents should know..."
They want a lowest common denominator *chav* culture as you find in modern Britain.
How about if the federal Department of Education and Department of Labor scrutinized your sons academic performance to see if he should be encouraged to leave high school early to learn a trade? ...................................... That's not anything new. Board of Cooperate Services took students out of school to learn at a trade school. As a former teacher, I feel it is a great idea. Our kids aren't all cut out to be doctors, lawyers, or rocket scientists. Some people work better with their hands than their brains. One must be happy in what they are doing, if your goal is high and you have the ability to achieve it, then go for it. If its something that will make you happy, then who is to say no. Our problem in schools, as I see it, is student motivation, not Gov't. intervention. There are vocations out there that the average student is completely unaware of, as in most cases their parents too. Its not all bad.
That's the Democrats for you!
How's this not a violation of HIPAA??
I've known for some time that the accepted practice is for newborns to be assigned a social security number before they even leave the hospital, and I thought that was scary, but a conversation I had with a young mother recently left me appalled.
She said that her baby had to go to the hospital because he was having seizures.
"Why," I asked, "is he having seizures?"
"It's because of the high fever he gets every time he has an immunization shot," she replied. "It happened last time, too."
"Why," I prodded, "if he has seizures every time he gets one of these shots, do you keep getting them?"
"Oh," she said, sounding alarmed, "if he doesn't have a complete record of these immunizations by the time he's old enough for preschool, they won't accept him!"
God help us.
Student motivation is provided by teachers and parents, not government. And more teachers who can instill a sense of wonder and impetus about what a dedicated, determined person can accomplish are what's needed, not government agencies tracking people from cradle to the grave. Schools and parents keeping track of student progress is one thing, the federal government doing it and sharing the information within and among other agencies is not needed. I wonder how long before Johnny's and Jane's information ends up in an expanded Homeland Security agency?
----- Don't be embarassed,we all do it.
I always tell myself it's a little humility reminder.
In Feb. of 2008, Cliff Kincaid wrote in the DC Journal about "Bath-House" Barry's Global Tax Proposal; this included the "Convention on the Rights of the Child", as well as making the U.N. "the indispensable common house of the entire human family, through which we will seek to realize our universal aspirations for peace, cooperation and development."
Essentially, "Bath-House" Barry wants the U.N. to raise our children.
We knew of this in Feb. of 2008....but we didn't vote for "Bath-House" Barry because of the color of his skin./sarc.
Imagine 4 more years of Obama/democrat rule.
They way things are going, it's possible, it's very possible....
Bump that...and your tagline, too!
Gotta love those toddler fingerprinting drives the local cops do every year. It's all about "safety" dontchaknow.
The purpose of HIPAA was to make patients sign there privacy rights away in order to get treated and avoid any lawsuits with what they were already doing with your medical information.
Yeah, you're probably right.
These SOBs are going way too far.
How the feds are tracking your kid (more than just watching!)
The administration wants this data to include much more than name, address and test scores. According to the National Data Collection Model, the government should collect information on health-care history, family income and family voting status. In its view, public schools offer a golden opportunity to mine reams of data from a captive audience.
The departments eagerness to get control of all this information is almost palpable. But current federal law prohibits a nationwide student database and strictly limits disclosure of a students personal information. - So the department has determined that it can overcome the legal obstacles by simply bypassing Congress and essentially rewriting the federal privacy statute.
Check out article, then read more at the Link.
Thanks thouworm.
That has been taking place for some time now.
I guess you missed my reply to my own post. (see #10)
Off hand, I'd say you are cracking up...
Homeschooling is the most radical act any citizen/subject can do.
Doctors now fill up children's files with their answers to personal and inappropriate questions on themselves and their families. Those files belong to the government under Deathcare.
I'm a radical then.
I seriously doubt that our nation can withstand another generation of citizens being subjected to our nation's system of socialist K-12 schools.
Since when do regs trump Congressionally enacted law? Congress has to wake up.
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Verizon Wireless to Offer Cheaper Data Plan
Verizon Wireless expects to roll out a cheaper data plan for smartphone buyers next week, as the largest U.S. carriers cut prices to lure new users to high-powered phones.
The new plan from Verizon Wireless will let customers get data service for $15 a month, down from $30 a month currently, but will limit them to 150 megabytes, a person familiar with the matter said. Customers who exceed the monthly limit will be charged extra. The $30 plan, which the person said will remain available, offers unlimited data.
The move shows that even retailers of fast-selling smartphones can't ignore the frugal mood of U.S. consumers in their effort to drum up growth. AT&T Inc., T -1.30 % exclusive U.S. carrier of Apple Inc. AAPL -0.69 % 's iPhone, began offering a $15, 200-megabyte plan this summer in part to attract new smartphone users.
"When you move down market, value-type offerings are performing very, very well," AT&T Chief Executive Randall Stephenson said at a conference last month, referring to the new data plans. "We're seeing a terrific uptake and in fact, we're seeing a lot of people actually move into the data market who had not been in the mobile data market before."
The new $15 Verizon Wireless plan will be available on Oct. 28 for new customers, and requires a two-year contract. Existing customers have the option of moving to the less expensive option, or keeping their current plan. The new plan was earlier reported by technology website Engadget.
Verizon Wireless is testing the plan during the holiday season and will look at how successful it is before deciding whether it will extend the offer permanently, the person familiar with the matter said. The company could introduce even more pricing options next year, after it rolls out its higher-speed 4G data network.
AT&T eliminated its unlimited data offering for new customers this summer, replacing it with the $15 plan and a $25 plan offering two gigabytes of data. Verizon Communications Inc. VZ -1.90 % Chief Executive Ivan Seidenberg said last month he expected to offer a tiered model over the next four to six months. Verizon Wireless is a joint venture with Vodafone Group PLC.
One problem carriers have in offering data in buckets is that customers have trouble understanding the quantities involved. The average iPhone user consumes 344 megabytes of data a month, according to figures from Validas, which analyzes monthly phone bills. The average Verizon smartphone customer not using a BlackBerry consumes 485 megabytes a month, according to Validas.
Under the new plan, Verizon customers who exceed 150 megabytes—which amounts to roughly 900 webpages or five hours of streaming music a month—will be charged 10 cents per megabyte.
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We are so fortunate to have you post on this board and share your vast insight into DRYS. I'm sure your comments are as useful to others as they are to me. I'm also sure that you are a good and compassionate person that has our best interests at heart. So please keep posting your comments. We are all rivetted to the screen waiting for your next gem of wisdom.
SPH cost basis hasn't been determined yet; And yes I think the market value of NRGY will drop but maybe not as much sa the cost basis of SPH.
a dividend. It will have a cost basis assigned to it which in effect will lower your cost basis of NRGY.
I've noticed. IMO IRET could easily go to $9 in the near term and much higher long term, depending on how well they can build back their OCF to increase their dividend.
Maybe the insiders know that the dividend won't be cut as much as the shorts have been hoping! Anyway, we should know within the next few days; maybe tomorrow?
How is it that PURGRJ and the MOTLEY FOOL can print endless negative posts and NEWS articles about DRYS and not be investigated. It would seem that at some point they would be liable for financial damages to DRYS and to other investors. Where is the SEC????
The big money shorts may finally be losing their strangle hold on DRYS. It will be a fight to behold, but with the upcoming IPO and DRYS upgrades the shorts may have to run for cover!
positive earnings report of DRYS. They only report negative news and when it serves their interests. I hope they are short a bunch!
low when compared to the potential for much higher market value. Investors and traders could realize at any moment that there is MORE money to be made by being LONG this stock. Down side is very limited to $5 or less with DRYS while the upside is 10,20, or 30 times that much based on past market values and present expansion into deep water oil drilling and oil tanker operation. The SHORT TRADERS and certain media are controlling the market value of DRYS, but they really don't have to be allowed to continue!
Signed: ON THE BEACH IN FLORIDA AND LONG DRYS
when the big money turns positive on DRYS and the bashers get exterminated financially. Nothing would be more satisfying!
Signed: OPTIMISTIC IN FLORIDA ON THE BEACH
What a stupid thing to say! Who cares what you would do with our money.
Don't expect the SEC to do anything. They are in bed with the crooks and have been for sevewral years!
Never a good idea to short a stock that has momentum to the upside like DRYS. You could get your head handed to you shorting a stock that is down from over a $100.
Does anyone know when DUK goes X-dividend?
It shows the unwillingness or ineptness of the SEC to even attempt to regulate illegal behavior. IMHO
Must be the gap between your ears!
Once again the SEC attempted to cover up the fraud by BAC's Ken Lewis and the BOD by settling for $150 millions. They even were going to give the money to the shareholders.
But the NY AG was ready for them by filing his own fraud charges. More power to him. The SEC hasn't changed one bit. They are still just as corrupt as ever and should be terminated.
Why would anyone buy this dog at any price? Ruiz is once again saying that AMD will be profitable this year. Can anyone have any confidence in what he says? For example, can anyone remember all the blowhard statements about AMD running INTC out of business. WOW! AMD will be lucky to survive, IMHO.
Man you sure make a lot of noise for such a small trader!!!!!! Just goes to show ya who not to listen to.
Really! Do you have inside information? Maybe the SEC needs to take a look at you!!


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A Texas man accused of burning down a North Dakota motel is scheduled to stand trial in late February.
The Bismarck Tribune reports (http://bit.ly/QFmbJa) that 51-year-old Allen Thomas has pleaded not guilty to one count of arson and 18 counts of endangering by fire. The felony charges carry a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison upon conviction.
The Houston man was staying at the Lone Steer Motel in Steele at the time of the Aug. 12 fire, which didn't hurt anyone but displaced about two dozen people.
Authorities allege that Thomas used a cigarette lighter to ignite a mattress because he was upset that the hotel owners had helped his girlfriend after the two had argued.
The trial is expected to last from Feb. 25 to March 1.
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