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Do Parental Involvement Laws Reduce Adolescent Abortion Rates?
This study assesses the impact of parental involvement laws on adolescent abortion rates and pregnancy rates. The analysis estimates abortion rate and pregnancy rate models using state-level data pooled over time for adolescents aged 15-17 compared to older teens aged 18-19 and adults aged 20-44. The results indicate that parental involvement laws reduce adolescent abortion rates and may, to a lessor degree, reduce adolescent pregnancy rates. Thus, the findings imply that enforcement of parental involvement laws will increase adolescent fertility rates. Copyright 1994 Western Economic Association International.
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Evil spirits do enter bodies and torment
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1960s Beatnick Slang. It's really Tough ! :) As a kid I remember people saying some of these terms. I vividly remember everyone saying something was "tough" meaning cool or great. The weirdest expression I remember was to say that some one was either "hard" or "collegiate".
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As far as I know, it is not here yet. So far, the drastic measures
have not stopped in other parts of the country (with the possible
exception of NJ). Is there a reason the walnut is thought to be the
next victim? Why not any of the Jugandlandaceae (hickories, pecans,
etc)? I understand that the state of Michigan banned any ashwood from
leaving the state, but since the EAB flies, and quite well, we have
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1: They were going pretty nuts cuz they hadn't been out the day before ^_^
2: Cameo and Chika having a nice run
3: Reese and Chika =]
4: I have to say this is ABSOLUTELY my favorite picture that I have ever taken. Cameo was having a blast! *^-^*
5: Chika running her little heart out
6: Reese's finally running right!! He got hurt about 2 months ago on his back leg, and he was cantering with his back legs going at the same time...=\ I was getting nervous, but now he's cantering and galloping right!! =D
wow look at all that snow (haven't seen a good snow fall in 3 years) the horses look like they have a lot of run just running in it
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Kenya ABCs
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These cookies are the very best chocolate chip cookies--gluten free or gluten full. Seriously, they've won awards!
1 ¼ cups finely ground white rice flour*
¾ cup cornstarch*
1 tsp xanthan gum
1 tsp baking soda
¾ tsp salt
1 cup unsalted butter, softened (or Earth Balance Soy-Free Buttery Spread)
1 ½ cups firmly packed light brown sugar
½ cup granulated sugar
2 eggs
1 tsp vanilla extract
¾ - 1 ½ cups semi-sweet chocolate chips (I use whatever I have on hand---regular size, minis, chunks)
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
Lightly grease baking sheets or line with parchment paper.
In large bowl, beat butter until smooth. Stir in brown sugar and granulated sugar until well combined and smooth.
Beat in eggs and vanilla until fluffy.
In a separate bowl or very large measuring cup, sift together flour, cornstarch, and xanthan gum (or gluten-free all-purpose flour mix--see notes); baking soda; and salt.
Stir flour mixture into butter mixture slowly until well combined.
Stir in chocolate chips.
Drop 2 tbsp of batter for each cookie onto baking sheet two inches apart. (You must follow the spacing rule: these cookies spread a lot and as noted are a flat half chewy, half crisp cookie.)
Bake cookies for 8 to 10 minutes until set. Let set further on baking sheet for maybe a minute or so after removing from oven to firm up.
*Or, use my
Best Two-Ingredient Flour Mix
This recipe will NOT work with some other all-purpose gf flour mixes like Bob's Red Mill or Bette Hagman's mix. Other flour mixes not mentioned might work, but I can't guarantee that. Finally, it's been my experience that these cookies fall apart if a baking stone is used.
If these cookies get too hard on the baking sheet and can't be removed easily, return to the oven for maybe 30 seconds. You may have to clean spatulas (I alternate between two) and even wipe off baking sheets of crumbs between batches. I cool on opened paper bags to help absorb extra grease.
Adapted from Alexis Stewart (daughter of Martha). This recipe appeared in Family Circle or Woman's Day as "Martha's daughter's favorite cookies" (as I recall).
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After last week's incredibly controversial eight-way tie at sixth place, and after a week full of results as close to predictable as this league -- and, frankly, this sport -- is going to get, I come to you with a more streamlined, (hopefully) less insane version of the Atlantic 10 power rankings. Ahoy:
1. Butler. Rhode Island remains a tough out more often than not in league play, and the Rams gave Butler a real go at Hinkle Fieldhouse on Saturday. But Butler held firm, winning 75-68, and followed that up with a more comfortable romp over St. Bonaventure on Wednesday night. Same deal remains with the Bulldogs: This is a good team, and one no one will want to play in March, but it still needs to get better on the defensive end to really justify its currently lofty ranking come tourney time.
In the meantime, the Indianapolis Star's David Woods has a really sad, but ultimately heartwarming story on Butler reserve Erik Fromm, whose father Leonard Fromm, an associate dean at Indiana University law school for 33 years, recently lost a battle with cancer just before Fromm's 21st birthday.
2. La Salle. Other than last Saturday's game at George Washington, this was a bit of an off-week for La Salle -- tomorrow's home date with Fordham included. But the Explorers should be commended for handling the Colonials, who'd won their previous three (close games at UMass and Rhode Island and an absolute thrashing of Charlotte) and were starting to look like a mid-table dangerous insurgent, particularly on the defensive end.
3. Virginia Commonwealth. The Rams haven't played their best basketball over the past month or so -- back-to-back losses to Richmond and La Salle made that clear enough -- primarily because their vaunted defense, one of the best and most entertaining in the country in November and December, has allowed 1.01 points per trip in A-10 play, seventh-fewest in the league. VCU's only game in the past week came at home against Fordham, which is a nice way to get your defense back on track. In sum: Saturday's trip to Charlotte should be very interesting.
4. Saint Louis. For as many seeds of doubt as the Billikens planted (at least in my brain; your synaptic mileage may vary) in the first two weeks of A-10 play, after five consecutive victories it would appear that things are coming along just fine in Arch-land. (Ha, no one calls Saint Louis that.) After a home overtime loss to Rhode Island on Jan. 19, Jim Crews' squad demolished Butler and Dayton at home and handled business in three potentially tricky road games against RPI landmines. The most important trend? Defense. Saint Louis struggled in this regard for weeks, but it has since established itself as the stingiest per-possession defense in the Atlantic 10, and that should help the Billikens avoid setbacks on the road as they seek to bolster that NCAA tournament resume.
5. Temple. It's genuinely hard to know what to make of Temple's latest win, an 89-88 home victory over Charlotte. Why? Because Charlotte, the 15th-best offense in the Atlantic 10, should never score 88 points on anyone, anywhere -- home, away, on Mars, anywhere. I know, I know: Temple got out of there with the W, which is what really matters. But 88 points in 74 possessions? Really? To Charlotte? Just another data point in a baffling Owls season, I guess.
6. Massachusetts. I suppose you could say I'm coming around on UMass. Or you could say I'm very rapidly transitioning from my role as someone who allows tempo-free statistics to aid much of my fickle eyeballs' analysis into someone who must acknowledge the cold realpolitik of NCAA tournament qualification. (It is kind of what I do around here.) Either way, the fact of the matter is that for as utterly mediocre as UMass' per-possessions numbers tell me the Minutemen are, and for as rarely as I've been impressed when I've watched them this season, their at-large profile is such that they have a pretty good chance of getting into the NCAA tournament. It's pretty strange: This is a team that isn't truly bad at anything (save 3-point shooting) but excels at nothing (save perhaps field-goal defense, and UMass has gotten more more and more stops in A-10 play). But its RPI and schedule numbers and lack of truly bad losses have it in position to lay claim to a bid if it can see this thing through. In a league full of confusion, there is something to be said for that.
7. Xavier. Without (god forbid) going into the whole eight-way tie thing again -- and again, you should not be freaking out about these ranks at this point -- this is where the validity of ranking any one A-10 outfit over the other starts to go a bit sideways. I like Xavier, and Chris Mack has done some nice things with a young team, particularly on the glass; the Musketeers out-board the rest of the league on both the offensive and defensive ends. But they don't appear likely to break out of this soft middle anytime soon.
8. Charlotte. Strangely enough, even despite the loss, you have to be encouraged by Charlotte's 88-point outburst in that 74-possession game at Temple. The 49ers' biggest issue (understatement!) all season has been their brutal offense, and seeing them put up an efficient performance like that on the road is at least a step in the right direction.
9. George Washington. The Colonials have been one of the hottest teams in the conference for much of the past month, and they could have really made waves if they'd dropped La Salle last Saturday. Even so, they're 4-1 in their past five games.
10. Dayton. Not unlike many of the teams in this range in the league right now, Dayton does some things well and other things really poorly. In the Flyers' case, they can really shoot it from distance, and score efficiently … provided they're not turning it over, which they do at a higher percentage than any team in the A-10.
11. Saint Joseph's. Same old stuff with Saint Joe's. The Hawks are not bad bad, and their talent remains tantalizing, but as long as they're allowing more points per trip in conference play (1.067) than they're scoring (1.057) … well, you don't need to be Watson (the computer, not Sherlock Holmes' ambiguous assistant) to figure out why that might limit a team's chances for success.
12. Richmond. Same goes for Richmond: The Spiders have shown plenty of flashes on offense this season (see: Jan. 24 versus VCU), but they're still playing with a negative efficiency margin in conference play and at this point not even scoring particularly well, either.
13. St. Bonaventure. I've gone back and forth on the Bonnies here and there, particularly after they notched consecutive wins at Temple and Saint Joe's, but the deeper we get into the season the clearer it becomes that these defensive woes (1.13 PPP allowed) aren't going anywhere.
14. Rhode Island. If you don't follow the A-10 closely, and if all you do is look at efficiency numbers, then you might not be aware of how well Dan Hurley is doing in his first year at Rhode Island. But even after five consecutive losses, I'm kind of impressed, because with the exception of Wednesday's defeat at UMass, all of those losses have been in close games after credible performances. It's a long slog, but these are all positive signs.
15. Fordham. In a league full of pretty questionable defensive teams, Fordham's defense might be the worst.
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The measure was tagged onto the back of an increase in insurance premium tax (IPT) from 2.5 per cent to 4 per cent, which itself is expected to feed through into higher premiums from April, particularly for car drivers.
Claiming it as an attack on tax-avoidance by retailers, the Chancellor announced that policies sold with holiday packages, household appliances and used cars (mechanical breakdown insurance) would be taxed more heavily from April, at a rate of 17.5 per cent, equivalent to VAT.
All too often these policies are poor value and can be bought cheaper elsewhere but are hard-sold or a requirement of a deal and can be used as a way of disguising the true price of holidays particularly.
Electrical warranties are pushed by shops and can be linked to particular discounts, and many people might well get a better deal buying one of the specialist policies sold separately by financial firms such as Norwich Union and the TSB. The Consumers' Association says many shop warranties are poor value and the Office of Fair Trading has already criticised shops for failing to give customers adequate information about what they are buying.
In announcing the levy the Chancellor said that some retailers were artificially inflating the price of their warranties as a way of avoiding value-added tax. Should they pass on the new levy in even higher prices this should help highlight that consumers might well be better off shopping around for cover.
Alternatively, the loss of the tax avoidance advantage may push retailers into charging prices that more fairly reflect the cost of the warranty, or even into no longer selling warranties. The downside, however, could be that reduced profits from warranties would mean higher prices of appliances generally.
By contrast, getting a particular holiday discount or deal from a travel agent or tour operator is all-too often dependent on taking out an insurance policy from the same company. The Office of Fair Trading says this conditional selling can lead to consumers being sold unsuitable or expensive insurance. The Monopolies and Mergers Commission is considering banning the practice. As with warranties the 17.5 per cent levy could help highlight the value of shopping around, even if this means losing a holiday discount or otherwise being penalised. Jonathan Biles, the chief executive of WorldCover Direct, a specialist travel insurer, said: "This makes the case for a specialist policy more compelling." Or it could also add to the pressure for more transparent pricing, with the same downside that the prices of the holiday part of the package might rise.
Elsewhere, insurers are insistent that they intend to pass on the increase in the basic rate of insurance premium tax. With premiums already rising on motor policies after a period of fierce price competition, car insurers in particular say they cannot afford to absorb the extra cost. But the tax also affects house, private medical insurance and travel insurance sold direct.
Behind the income tax cut headlines Kenneth Clarke made little progress towards the Conservatives' stated goal of getting rid of capital gains tax and inheritance tax. From next financial year the first pounds 6,500 of profits made from the sale of shares and other assets like second properties will be tax-free, up from pounds 6,300 for this year. But the increase simply reflects the traditional uprating in line with inflation. Inheritance tax is levied on estates left by the dead and on gifts made within seven years of death. The Chancellor increased to pounds 215,000 the amount of estates (which include houses) which is tax-free. This pounds 15,000 increase, which is three times inflation, should keep the number of taxpaying estates to 14,000 in the next year, according to Inland Revenue. But it also means that people should not ignore the range of wheezes available, while still alive, to reduce their potential bill.
One final change for the cash-strapped - people who rent out rooms in their own home will from April be able to receive pounds 4,250 rent a year tax- free, compared with pounds 3,250 this year.
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Beckham and Galaxy: The failed experiment?
David Beckham attended the royal wedding Friday, providing the occasion with something both borrowed and something (black and) blue.
Beckham's five seasons have been dominated by the drama surrounding his two "loans" to AC Milan, the first of which the Beckham missed a significant part of the Major League Soccer season and tried to leverage an outright transfer to the Serie A giant. The second stint in Milan resulted in an Achilles tendon injury that knocked Beckham out of the 2010 World Cup and most of MLS season.
Mainly, Beckham's skipping the Galaxy's preparations for this weekend's match with FC Dallas to attend Friday's big event is but the latest example of why Major League Soccer seems like a joke.
Beckham certainly hasn't taken MLS or the Galaxy seriously.
In his first four "seasons" with the Galaxy, Beckham played in just 57 matches, spending much of his time trying to engineer moves to another club. That is when he isn't hanging out with Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, doing photo shoots with his wife, Posh, or flying to Beijing in the middle of a 12-match winless streak for an Olympic photo op. And now while his teammates train, he is off to London, promising to be back in time for Sunday's match in Texas and no doubt the latest in a series of jetlagged, disinterested performances from Beckham.
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Beating the Monday blues and training with Victoria Pendleton
Guess what? Victoria Pendleton's my new personal trainer! (In my dreams). Yesterday I attended Fitness First gym in honour of their brand re-launch, taking part in an exclusive spin class hosted by Olympic gold medallist, Victoria Pendleton.
Now apparently, statistics show that yesterday was the most depressing day of the year but there was no such sign of any Monday blues at the event (nonsensically named,
"Red Monday"). I've honestly never been so happy to jump out of bed at 6am! I was seated right next to Victoria so can now say that I literally trained with an Olympian. Oh. Yes.
Now obviously 40 minutes of continuous cycling caused quite a sweat but nevertheless, Victoria and I exchanged great words like "URGH! I'm shattered already" (admittedly
that was more me than her), we laughed together and we even celebrated with a sloppy high five at the end of the class. I've definitely got the wheels in motion for us to become
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In all seriousness though, Victoria actually said I had (and I quote) "really good technique and consistent speed" so someone please get on the phone to Team GB because they have bagged themselves a new AJ-shaped recruit! Pass me a gold medal (for effort at least).
In other news, I can't stop listening to Miley Cyrus' Bangerz album. I was late to the twerk party but now that I'm here I don't want to leave. I mean hello, Britney cameo! It's
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#3 Notre Dame (10-0) v. Wake Forest (5-5) Notre Dame Stadium - South Bend, IN - 3:30 EST on NBC First Thing - If I didn't know better, I might think Notre Dame is going to trot out it's seniors this Saturday to roaring applause from the adoring Irish faithful, take pictures with parents and loved ones, give Manti Te'o an extended "We're not worthy!!" exultation and head directly to a plane bound for BCS dreams in sunny Southern California. I can't recall an actual game getting such little attention in the Irish media sphere. Topics 1-5 this week are: BCS Standings, Kansas/Oregon's schedule, Manti's Heisman campaign and USC. The plausibility of a stumble against Wake Forest is not even entering the conversation stratosphere. Not that I am of the belief that the 2012 Demon Deacons can destroy this magnificent season, but the ACC portion of the Irish schedule has been the tail end of a super roller coaster. The part where the ride's occupants have been whipped up, down, all around for 90 seconds before spending 30 inching up for the final, epic drop from the skies. Pitt-BC-Wake, from a Sunday through Friday aspect, has been personified by a fan base wondering what happens when this roller coaster starts heading over the apex opposed to taking in the sights and sounds of the current landscape. Full disclosure is you can count me among those anxious for "other" games this Saturday with 11-0 already chiseled into my Thanksgiving preparations. For the purposes of continuity, let's go ahead and preview this match-up of the undefeated and 3rd ranked Fighting Irish against another mediocre ACC foe - the 5-5 Demon Deacons. Listen to internet radio with TNNDN Network on Blog Talk Radio Matt Mulvey mentions in the podcast that the Irish locker rooms and lounge areas are filled with TVs constantly tuned to ESPN. What are they thinking as they ice sore ribs and ankles while pundits shout at each other about each Top 3 team's resume? Did the media claims of the Irish's near zero chances in Norman motivate select members of the squad? Is the assumed victory over Wake Forest and hellahyped showdown with USC next week resulting in the opposite player reaction? How could it not have some effect? Five Things To Watch 5. "Overlooking" Wake & Extra Off-Field Distractions - Notre Dame is in fact not the first team to host Senior Day as an undefeated National Title contender. Plenty have have passed this test on the road to championships. Combining Senior Day's litany of off-field distractions and an opponent already mentally panned and it's a dangerous recipe for ND. Te'o, Eifert, Riddick, Martin, Watt, Motta and many other key members of the team are juggling Friday family dinner plans, ticket requests, young alumni friends wanting to meet up and classes we assume. Their typical Thursday-Friday schedule is altered to accommodate those in town to support them one last time. Add in the Irish's home woes in 2012 and an already full pre-game plate and you might be looking at a sluggish Irish team out the gates. Might. 4. Wake Forest Has Something To Lose Too - Sporting five wins, the Demon Deacons have two opportunities to upset opponents and clinch a bowl game. They will be heavy underdogs in both games, but taking out a championship contender like Notre Dame would make most of these players entire football careers. Expect a team, not unlike Boston College, to give maximum effort complimented by aggressive play-calling on both sides of the ball. Trick plays, heavy blitzing, new formations, everything - it will all be left on the field Saturday. 3. Manti Te'o - The leis are coming back in support of the game-changing senior from Hawaii. In spite of a Boston College offensive philosophy of avoiding #5 at all costs, he still found himself in position to ice the game and make the Heisman Highlight Reel even more awe-inspiring. His play and leadership has driven the team and program to heights long forgotten and his last game in Notre Dame Stadium already comes too soon. It's been a helluva ride Manti - thanks for sticking around. 2. Everett Golson: The Constant Conundrum - Maybe it's not as big of a question mark as it was against BC, but deciding on how to use Golson remains a divisive topic. Wake Forest sits at 63rd nationally in stopping the run and have only scored more than 14 points once since September. Wake shouldn't threaten to score much, if at all, but can Kelly maximize the growth opportunity for Golson while putting the game away early? The sophomore handled all facets of the position well against BC, including leading the Irish to 10 consecutive 3rd down conversions. Does Kelly continue to build confidence in Golson with an expanded playbook geared toward a full throttle attack against USC or does he keep it simple and instill confidence through easy play calling against Wake. No matter the choice, the repercussions may not show their full results until Notre Dame finds what kind of game they are in during next week's second quarter. 1. The Other Top 3 Teams - I listed this at #1 last week and it produced a favorable result. Exact words from my BC-ND preview were: "Texas A&M's Johnny Football could see his legend in South Bend grow if his Aggies shock the Crimson Tide." If there is a player this week who might become a BCS-busting legend - I'll go with Stanford's Chase Thomas. The man spent an afternoon tossing around 6'7, 270 lb Notre Dame Tight End Troy Niklas like an annoying kid brother. His ability to disrupt the Oregon offense will be the key to seeing another team slotted above the Irish fall to wayside. For Kansas State -, Baylor is no gimme win on the road as they have shown an ability to score in bunches. Reality must give way to a Kansas State team that is rolling and a Baylor team that's lost 5 of 6. The Wildcats would need an epic collapse to avoid a BCS Championship entry game against Texas next weekend. Predicting The Game & What We'll See It's Senior Day, so let's win on offense with the seniors. A rushing attack that gobbles up yardage and clock led by Seniors Braxton Cave, Mike Golic Jr., Chris Watt, Zack Martin, Tyler Eifert, Theo Riddick & Cierre Wood should do the trick. Kelly is going to keep the game simple and try to dictate the physical advantages early before loosening up Golson's ability in the second quarter. Senior John Goodman re-enters the starting rotation after DaVaris Daniels injury and snares a few passes. Senior Tyler Eifert starts to look more like the go-to receiver of old as Kelly looks to pad his stats in the second half against a tired Wake Forest defense. The more comfortable Golson gets heaving it #80's way, the more confident I feel about keeping pace with USC. Defensively, Senior Zeke Motta's experience proves important as he stays home on multiple Wake Forest gadget plays to prevent any long touchdowns. Seniors Kapron Lewis-Moore, Dan Fox & Carlo Calabrese make key plays throughout and shut down Wake Forest's running game. Senior Manti Te'o, in spite of a Demon Deacon plan to avoid and double-team him all afternoon, racks up another bone-crushing sack to send to Sportscenter before the other Heisman front-runners take the field. Irish get it done as a team, no style needed, and roll on to exercise demons in the House of Troy. Game Vitals Notre Dame (-24) Over/Under (42) Herring Bone Says Take Wake Forest & The UNDER Final Score: Notre Dame 31-13
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Millions of passengers will face more misery on the Tube today when two transport unions begin another 24-hour strike on the London Underground (LU).
The strike, the third by the TSSA and RMT transport unions, is in protest over job cuts for 650 ticket office staff and 150 station managers.
Services will begin to be affected from around 7pm tonight, with Transport for London (TfL) saying that services will not return to normal until Thursday morning.
TfL said: "We'll run as many Tube services as we can, but some lines will have a restricted service and some stations will be closed."
Extra bus and river services are being laid on to get Londoners to and from work, while planned roadworks are being delayed or curtailed where possible.
TfL has said that LU was able to operate 40% of its services during the last strike day on October 3.
A fourth stoppage is planned for November 29.
London Mayor Boris Johnson said: "Londoners have shown that they will not be deterred from their daily business by these pointless strikes.
"The action of the union leaderships may cause some inconvenience but we are determined to keep the capital moving by providing a plethora of alternatives so that people can get around.
"Whether by bus, boat or bike, when Londoners beat the strike for a third time I hope the RMT and TSSA leaderships will face facts and see that their action achieves nothing aside from depriving their members of another day's pay."
RMT general secretary Bob Crow said today: "All we have been asking is that the London Mayor stick to the pledge he made during his election campaign, when he too recognised that people wanted to see stations staffed properly. The message is simple: suspend these cuts and we will suspend our action.
"Only last week Tube workers were commended by the inquest into the July 7 bombings for their selfless actions in rescuing victims, yet among them are the very grades that the Mayor is now intent on cutting.
"Far from keeping his word, the Mayor now has more than 2,000 Tube jobs in his sights. He now has a choice. He can either be remembered for devastating Tube safety and the fabric of the network or he can work with us to defend it."
TSSA leader Gerry Doherty said: "Boris has broken his word to Londoners on delivering a world-class Tube in time for the Olympics in 20 months' time.
"He has also broken his word on keeping full-staffed ticket offices open. Instead of trying to impress the Tory shires with his anti-trade union rhetoric, he should be sitting down with us to work out a fair solution to this dispute which no one wants."
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'Views From The Avant-Garde'
Veteran filmmakers dominate the NYFF's avant-garde film sidebar, now in its second year. The two most tantalizing programs (neither of them available for review) are a retrospective of six films from the '60s by Canadian filmmaker Arthur Lipsett (who, had he not been so reclusive, might have become an underground legend solely for refusing Stanley Kubrick's offer to hire him to make the trailer for Dr. Strangelove) and a new Ken Jacobs ''nervous system'' film performance, Ontic Antics Starring Laurel and Hardy, which probes the consummate odd-couple short, Berthmark. The Jacobs piece is paired with One by Fred Worden, whose films have always combined a rigorously conceptual structure with ephemeral images.
The two group programs are very much mixed bags, although unlike last year, there are no real clunkers. In Program I, the beauties are Bruce Baillie's sensuous Julio en Chapala, edited from footage shot in Mexico in 1967 (the year he made his memorable portrait film Valentin de la Sierras), and Nathaniel Dorsky's Variations, the radiant sequel to Triste, which was one of the highlights of last year's festival. If ever a film looked as if it were lit up from within, Variations is it. On the darker side are two found-footage films, Martin Arnold's Alone: Life Wastes Andy Hardy and Deitmar Brehm's Korridor, which suggests a meeting of Jack Smith and Peggy Ahwesh.
Ahwesh's Nocturne, starring the multitalented Anne Kugler, dominates the overload in Program 2. The director's references range from Mario Bava to Kathy Acker and the Marquis de Sade, but the visceral, nightmarish effect is all her own.
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Cardiac electrical activity on the surface electrocardiogram reflects myocardial depolarization and conduction (PR and QRS intervals), and repolarization (QT interval). Abnormalities in cardiac conduction and repolarization can lead to cardiac arrhythmias and adverse outcomes (atrial fibrillation and sudden cardiac death) and can necessitate the placement of cardiac pacemakers and / or defibrillators. Identifying the molecular determinants of cardiac electrical activity will provide insight into arrhythmia generation and potentially help target the development of novel therapies. The allelic architecture of cardiac electrical activity and arrhythmias is currently unknown, but is likely to involve both common variants with modest effects and an aggregation of rare variants with stronger effects. While variation in regulatory regions may have a role in arrhythmias, it is clear that variants in exonic regions that change the molecular structure of a protein can lead to alteration in protein function and influence downstream phenotypes. Indeed, coding region mutations can lead to Mendelian forms of cardiac electrical abnormalities that then lead to clinical arrhythmias (e.g. long and short QT syndromes, progressive cardiac conduction disease). We therefore hypothesize that biologically functional coding region genetic variation will be associated with cardiac electrical activity and arrhythmia in the general population. First we propose to systematically investigate the association of cardiac electrical activity with geneti variation in coding regions in ~45,000 individuals from population-based studies. Second, we will evaluate the clinical relevance of the identified variants by examining their association with atrial fibrillation and sudden cardiac death. Finally, we will assess the biologic mechanism of the identified genes and functionally dissect the role of the variants identified using mouse and zebrafish models. Our ultimate goal is to identify genes and genetic variation that are clinically relevant and biologically functional, and therefore potentially the target of new therapies. This application represents a multi-center collaborative effort to efficiently combine expertise in clinical and molecular cardiology, genomics and statistical genetics, cardiovascular and genetic epidemiology, systems biology and bioinformatics, and animal model functional studies. We leverage existing phenotype data from eight population-based studies of cardiovascular diseases with exome-wide genotyping data from the Exome chip available in these studies, in order to efficiently and cost-effectively examine association of functional coding region variants with variation in cardiac electrical activity and risk of arrhythmias. Importantly, we then translae these genetic associations into functional studies, to understand the role in cardiac electrophysiology and arrhythmias played by the genes and variants identified.
By leveraging the populations we have assembled with advances in molecular cardiology, new exome genotyping technology, model organism investigations, and our collaborative group's diverse expertise, this application is well positione to identify functional new coding variants and loci associated with cardiac electrical activity and arrhythmias among those of European and African ancestry. We will then follow these findings in animal models to better understand the role that these genes and coding region variants play in cardiac electrophysiology. The identification of genetic factors that influence cardiac electricl activity and arrhythmias will provide insight into the mechanisms of arrhythmia generation, and perhaps identify better targets for drug development and prevention.
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From Stream to Tap: Keeping Fresh Water
Clean and Safe
Water treatment facilities have procedures in place to make water safe for drinking. But of course, the dirtier the water, the greater the cost to treat it. A key part of protecting freshwater resources is identifying and reducing sources of pollution.
Stroud Center Celebrates National Park Service's Commitment to Fresh Water
More than 220 guests joined the Stroud Water Research Center at the 14th annual Water's Edge gala as they honored the National Park Service and its director Jonathan Jarvis.
Expanded Professional Development Programs for Educators
We're expanding our professional development programs for educators to include the WikiWatershed webinar series, more workshops at the Stroud Center, and an emerging partnership with the Chester County Intermediate Unit.
New Major Gifts Director Joins
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Having grown up in the Sunshine State, it's not surprising David Reinfeld has an equally sunny outlook for his new position at Stroud Water Research Center. "I'm extremely motivated to see the Stroud Center succeed," he said in a recent interview.
Could Rising Temps Be Killing Mayflies, Threatening Streams?
When mayfly populations decline, it's a warning that something has gone wrong. But what? Stroud Center scientists and their colleagues are investigating.
Choosing Mobile Digital Technologies to Enhance Environmental Education
Whether you are a teacher, parent, or citizen scientist, here are a few ideas worth considering to make the most of mobile digital technology for environmental education.
Fostering Community Partnerships Through STEM Education
Students from Serviam Girls Academy spent a day collecting and identifying macroinvertebrates as part of the Stroud Center's award-winning stream ecology program. This learning partnership was sponsored by Axalta Coating Systems.
Stroud Center Welcomes New Board Members
The staff and board of directors of Stroud Water Research Center are pleased to welcome Robert DiFilippo, Holly Michael, Josh Auld, and Michael Bucklin. DiFilippo began his three-year term of service at the September board meeting; Michael, Auld, and Bucklin will begin their service at the December board meeting.
To Unplug or Plug In
In this age of technology ubiquity, is there a place for digital devices in environmental education? An article co-authored by Stroud Center Director of Education Steve Kerlin, Ph.D., argues that it may be time to abandon the "Turn that thing off and go outside!" mindset. Read the full journal article on the Green Teacher website
Reviving the Commons Op-Ed Featured on Nature Conservancy Blog
Stroud Center Director, Bernard Sweeney, Ph.D., and James Blaine believe that although self-interest can lead to the destruction of the commons, through incentivizing best management practices it can also be harnessed to reverse the destruction. Read about on TNC's Cool Green Science blog
Meet the Forester Who's Leading People to Clean Fresh Water
Ecological information specialist Rich Shockey is one of our most effective partners helping to spread the word about how streamside forests protect and restore streams and rivers.
Senator Gets First-Hand Look
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Riparian buffers, cover crops, even rain gutters on the barn can make a big difference to water quality. U.S. Sen. Bob Casey Jr. saw all this and more on a farm tour that showcased conservation upgrades. Read about it in Lancaster Farming
Long-Term Research Shows Improvement in Susquehanna River
Stroud Center entomologists have been sampling macroinvertebrates in the Susquehanna River near Procter & Gamble's Mehoopany plant since 1974. The number of insect species collected has doubled over that time period. Read more in an article by the Wyoming County Press Examiner
WikiWatershed Toolkit Webinar
Join us for an webinar introduction to WikiWatershed and the Model My Watershed web app, which demonstrates the effects of land use and best management practices on your local streams and watersheds. This is just one of the many great education events happening this fall!
How Sparta Middle School Is Working to Restore Nash Creek
We were so excited when Groundswell Michigan shared this video with us! It shows how two Michigan schools used our Leaf Pack Experiment to assess their local stream's health. They discovered what was impacting their stream and then developed a plan to restore it with native plantings.
River conservation, restoration, and preservation: rewarding private behavior to enhance the commons
In this new paper published in Freshwater Science, Stroud Center director Bern Sweeney, Ph.D., and James Blaine explore how incentivization of best management practices could improve conservation, preservation, and restoration of rural and agricultural watersheds.
Shout-Out For Stroud Center Environmental Science Programming
Mike Weilbacher, executive director of the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, included the Stroud Center in his list of Philadelphia-area nonprofits that have "offered first-class natural science programming for decades."
Scientists Monitor River for Procter & Gamble
Stroud Center entomologists were interviewed as they performed their yearly macroinvertebrate sampling on the Susquehanna River near Procter & Gamble's Mehoopany plant. Stroud Center has been assessing water quality on the river since 1974.
Stroud Award to be Presented to the National Park Service and Director Jonathan Jarvis
On the centennial anniversary of one of America's greatest treasures, the 2016 Stroud Award for Freshwater Excellence will be presented to the National Park Service and its director, Jonathan Jarvis. Jarvis will receive the award during the annual Water's Edge gala on November 3 at Longwood Gardens.
Volunteers to Monitor Threats to Water for 15 Million People
As part of the Delaware River Watershed Initiative, Stroud Water Research Center will help guide an effort to enhance citizen-science volunteer monitoring of water quality in eight regional subwatersheds in the Delaware River basin. More than 5 percent of the U.S. population gets their drinking water from the Delaware River basin.
Field-Based Learning at the Stroud Center's New Outdoor Classroom
There's just something about going outside. It's fun. It lowers stress levels. It helps students focus. And it's a great way to learn about freshwater science. For these reasons and more, we've made field-based learning an integral part of our education programs — now enhanced by an engaging outdoor classroom that lets visitors explore White Clay Creek, the research stream that runs behind our offices.
Cover Cropping Series Starts
Sunn Hemp Acts as Covered Bridge Between Sweet Corn, Broccoli is the first of three columns about farmers who are being coached by cover crop innovator Steve Groff. Supported by the Stroud Center, the series builds on our ongoing work with farmers and landowners to protect, restore, and monitor the long-term health of streams.
Science Education Monthly Feature: Fish Electroshocking to Determine Stream Health
Have you ever wondered what swims by your feet in your local creek? In this month's episode of Science Education Monthly Feature, Dr. Valerie Ouellet uses electroshocking to identify the creatures swimming in the White Clay Creek (Pennsylvania).
We'll be adding videos regularly to this YouTube playlist. Subscribe to our channel to be notified of new videos!
UpStream 2016 Issue #3 Now Available
- Students Nationwide Model Their Watersheds, Solve Environmental Challenges
- Stroud Team Helps Discover Species Diversity in State and National Parks
- Conservation Awards Given to Stroud Center and Deep Roots Valley Farm
- Welcome Summer Interns!
- Stroud Center Speaks on Water Scarcity at SFS Meeting
- Volunteers Lend a Helping Hand
Stroud Center Helps at BioBlitz
Stroud Center entomology interns joined citizen scientists, students, and partner organizations at the Centennial BioBlitz at First State National Historical Park. U.S. Senators Sheldon Whitehouse (RI, center) and Chris Coons (DE, right) stopped by our table to learn about macroinvertebrates. See results slideshow
Stroud Center Featured in PSAs
CurrentCast is a syndicated podcast distributed to radio stations nationwide.
You can listen to three 60-second public service announcements featuring Stroud
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Small Streams: The Heart and Soul of Waterways
Healthy Streams For Healthy Herds
Rock Snot Algae Smothers Streambeds
Model My Watershed Featured
A video about teaching environmental sustainability with our Model My Watershed web app is being featured as part of the NSF 2016 STEM For All Video Showcase. Visit the showcase page to watch the video. From May 17-24 you can cast a Public Choice vote for our video and ask questions about MMW.
New Mayfly Data Logger Board Available
Scientists at Stroud Center have developed a new Arduino-based datalogger board and it is now for sale on Amazon! It is similar to some of the boards we've used in the past but we added lots of new features and functionality to make it even easier to use. Read more on our EnviroDIY website
Scout Programs Now Available
Stroud Center's education department is now offering programs for scouting groups. To request a program for your Cub Scout pack or Boy or Girl Scout troop, visit this link.
Our Rivers on Drugs
Emma Rosi-Marshall, Ph.D, of the Cary Institute visited the Stroud Center to speak about the problem of pharmaceutical contamination of our waterways. Read a lecture recap in Trying to stem flood of drugs in waterways" in Chadds Ford Live.
Crayfish May Help Restore Dirty Streams, Stroud Study Finds
While macroinvertebrates are a tasty food source for crayfish, a new study reveals a surprising finding: When crayfish were present in in-stream experimental enclosures, macroinvertebrate density was higher, not lower.
Science Education Monthly Feature: Snake Eating Fish
Stroud Center scientists are often outside working in and around streams, and sometimes just happen to catch a view of the coolest things!
Check out this video with images of a water snake having its meal along the water's edge. We'll identify the species very soon, so stay tuned!
Keeping Pathogens Out of
Drinking-Water Sources
Stroud Center scientists and a colleague from Lehigh University are studying how well best management practices on farms may protect drinking-water sources from pathogens like Cryptosporidium and E. coli. They are monitoring sites in the White Clay and Red Clay creek watersheds.
Spring School Field Trip Season Is Here!
We are expecting nearly 1,500 participants in our hands-on, boots-in-the-water programs — an 86 percent increase from last spring! We are now accepting school program reservations for next school year. Learn more about our education programs for school groups, educators, and community and conservation groups.


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Great tour especially the Carrara Marble Quarries
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Carrara Marble Quarries, Pisa and Lucca Day Trip Reviewed by Anna Rita, 07/18/2014
Portofino is beautiful and the guide Ina was great
The trip to Portofino was a long one and we lost some time since we had to go first to La Spezia to drop other people of the tour of the Cinque Terre. But we were lucky that the ferry worked to Portofino which is a place not to be missed but unfortunately we couldn't make it to San Fruttuoso cause of bad weather.
Portofino e San Fruttuoso Tour Reviewed by Anna Rita, 07/17/2014
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Your only a gnat to my ear, why don't you play on the swing.
All those hate words ,you just wish they was bullets with a hollow tip figure.
Water only comes out once you pull that trigger.
I can make you melt away like a butterfinger.
I will stay on top feeling on my crown ,as i give you the finger.
It is no thing for me to come off this throne and put on the all black.
© Copyright 2017 King webstar Da 1st. All rights reserved.
Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
what's that all about well any way don't give a shit about him cuz if u want to hurt him the most u just ignore him he will go crazy
Oh when I first became KinG .This guy who was suppose to be my friend starting writing diss poems about me so I dissed him with this poem and he knew that Da KinG is not the one to back down.He wanted to be friends after he read this .I wrote this without even thinking cause I have lots of different sides.I could be the nice King or bad King depending on what you say is what you will get.lol
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