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holy Manos, the Hands of Fate, awesome
Re: PRESS MY BUTTONS
Isn't this a GINORMOUS copyright violation?
Re: ...and then I was like BOOO!
ha ha this is a spaceballs reference, isnt it?
i love it!
i was thinking of doing an alien shirt as well, until i saw this draft in the bulletin...then i realized that the best had already been done!
great job!
So cute! If you have the time, I would love to see similar designs in other colors too.
I'd really love this is it didn't look like Jack was scaling my right breast... Perfect for a guy, for a woman not so much. But it's a great design otherwise! Kudos!
I would love to see this on a different color, creme for example.
Re: TRICK or treat?
Wear this shirt: To remind the homeowners you visit this Halloween of the consequences of not treating. They are dire, and you are seemingly very well armed.
I think the same would go for year-round wear. Who knows what people might hand over?
fun!! great work
This came out very nice, I really like the eggs and the tp. I gotta ask, what is the hammer for? cause it looks kinda violent. Just not familiar with a 'trick' involving a hammer? Oh, and I like the belt on your design
Re: I'm a vampire
You have lost your fangs? So you get sad and feel very lonely?
sstrunks5555 wrote:Isn't this a GINORMOUS copyright violation?
Actually since the shirt doesnt actually say the words "Nintendo" or "Gameboy" it shouldnt be a problem. Just like how people can make Tetris flash games, that look exactly like the original, as long as they dont call it Tetris. But then again, if a representative of Nintendo sends Woot a cease and desist letter, we will know for sure.
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Grape Nut !!!!!
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I love this design. i don't know what it has to do with a halloween costume... but I hope it wins anyway. I would wear it two days out of the week, even if I didn't have time to wash it after the first time.
Leahbh wrote:I just watched that episode of Buffy earlier this week.
That was the first thing I thought of too when I saw this shirt.
CarolynLibrarian wrote:I'd really love this is it didn't look like Jack was scaling my right breast... Perfect for a guy, for a woman not so much. But it's a great design otherwise! Kudos!
I, on the other hand, LOVE the design cause he'd be "scaling my right breast". I know my friends would get a kick ouut of that!
Probably the only costume I could get my 15 year old son to wear!
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Thats sweet! I want one! VOTE VOTE VOTE! hehe
MostBestestBuddy wrote:This came out very nice, I really like the eggs and the tp. I gotta ask, what is the hammer for? cause it looks kinda violent. Just not familiar with a 'trick' involving a hammer? Oh, and I like the belt on your design
The hammer is for smashing pumpkins. Good job Blammoed!!!
sagerman4 wrote:I love this design. i don't know what it has to do with a halloween costume... but I hope it wins anyway. I would wear it two days out of the week, even if I didn't have time to wash it after the first time.
I love the design too. Methinks that the costume is an owl and the wearer is taking off the head for a breather.
Not sure it needs the text bubble though.
Re: Three Hole Punch You
oh wow if you add a tie you get Jim Halbert! GO OFFICE!!!
I was deffinitely careful about not putting anything on the medals that the olympic comittee would count as copyright infringement.
hNgraya wrote:You did an amazing job on this! =o)
Thanks for the comments, guys. I am very proud of my big-ass hand.
oh... I read the other office posts after I posted mine... doh!
Re: Fee! Fie! Foe! Fum!
You're a giant, Tgent. A giant of t-shirt design.
Re: Snowman
I would wear this shirt in the summer so that I would not get cold.
Fantastic! You've got my vote.
If only real-life had a pause button. Blast you, Nintendo!!!
I would have liked to see you use the gray of the shirt to add some highlights on the buttons and make it look more 3D, but either way, It still looks cool.
Re: I Am Phelps
I feel like I could swim faster just by wearing this shirt. Does it come with a guarantee that I can beat all my friends in a swim race?
But seriously, this is a pretty funny picture. I'm not sure I'd want to wear it on a shirt though. If I was a swimmer, definitely.
Re: Congratulations, it's a Marsupial.
I'm surprised that this idea has not been done before. It looks pretty good, but I agree that the gray lines on bottom definitely take away from the shirt.
I like the design and voted for it, but the copyright issue of the logo might get you rejected.
I love Legos, and this looks great on red. Simple but cute. GMV!
This is so funny. I like how you chose to use a black shirt with white spots instead of the other way around. GMV!
I love the bright cheerful colors. It really makes me want some candy! GMV!
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The shirt color is cranberry the feeling is apple.
If this doesn't win, it would be so cool to do a variety of these and put them on Spreadshirt or Cafe Press next year and have all your friends order different ones. Wouldn't that be fun?
rufustgnome wrote:bag of cold wet green beans at the end of the night. Good idea on this one, love the shadowing and details. GMV!
Empty the bag and refill it with dried beans or packing peanuts. There you go.
This is such a clever idea. I love how it's a pun. Really good job, Jaden!
So far, this shirt is my fav. It's great that it would be great to wear all throughout winter.
This turned out so good Boots! I actually like how it's not a gross hand, like with hair or green nails or something.
elpepe wrote:I'm not sure this is "incidental" text. This is more like "central theme" text.
I'm also worried about whether this will get disqualified for too much text. Maybe resub it without the text bubble? I think it would still be funny. It's the pinky that puts it over the top.
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Arsène Wenger will wait until after Saturday's training session before deciding whether Nicklas Bendtner is fit enough to return for Arsenal's game at West Ham on Sunday.
The Dane missed the draw at Alkmaar in midweek because of a groin injury and, on Thursday, his manager rated both him and Tomas Rosicky (knee) as 50:50 for the Upton Park clash.
At his press conference a day later, Wenger revealed the Czech midfielder is out but Bendtner's involvement is still in the balance.
"Before training we thought Rosicky would be 50:50," said the Frenchman. "But he will not be available for Sunday now. Bendtner was OK today and will have another session tomorrow.
"Eduardo will definitely be back. From Tuesday night, we did not lose anybody and we could have Senderos available again."
With Vito Mannone, Lukasz Fabianski and Manuel Almunia all fit, the manager has to make a tough decision over his keeper. When he spoke to the media, Wenger was giving no clues.
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|How about boarding the mother for a few weeks to break the cycle? In the meantime you can devote time for training and bonding with the pup. That's what I would do.
Poop eating is a nearly impossible habit to break, especially in an adult who has established the behavior (which, with a litter of pups, she has). We don't breed dogs, but we have fostered some moms with pups, and it's normal behavior.
There are all sorts of tips and tricks out there, but they almost never work, and contrary to old fashioned popular belief, it doesn't mean something is missing in the diet or that the dog is lacking some kind of nutrient, etc. Some dogs just like to eat poop, and in your case, she is just continuing to do what she's been doing for the litter for the last few months.
Make sure ALL the dogs are on a really good deworming schedule because even with regular dewormings, puppies are notorious for constantly reinfecting themeslves while with the litter. And now with mom eating the pups poop, if he has anything, she does too now, and with both of them shedding worm eggs in the yard all the dogs will pick them up. Obviously, this isn't good for the dogs, you and your husband, and especially your baby. Just handling your dogs you could infect a baby without proper hygine and deworming.
Congrats on the upcoming baby.
Get the puppy on a good schedule. Up in the morning, out to pee and poo, pick it up, eat breakfast, poo, pick it up. Put him with the bitch for a while. etc. Get his schedule such that you can anticipate poops, and keep the bitch in until he poops and you pick it up. then let her out.
It is natural. She is being a good mother. Much better than the opposite. But yeah, nothing so gross and poopie kisses.
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|It's a natural instinct for canines, and is a survival mechanism. Unfortunately it isn't exactly necessary in the modern world. However, it is instinctual on a genetic level and you likely won't be able to stop it.
|We weren't planning on keeping him originally but it looks that way unless the perfect home comes. He's settled in too well and he was my litter pick. At this point my husband has agreed to let him stay even though we are due for our first baby in Jan. Unless I find the perfect home for him....he'll be staying w us as part of our gang. We are planning on having him eval'd for sch once the sch club for our area starts after the first of the yr.
I dont think using those poo pills are a good idea but this is completely a personal opinion. It seems to reason that shes being a good mom. She still has a pup and she knows it so shes caring for it.
I would try separating mom and pup during such activities. You might also try keeping them always separate so that mom will move on from pup and thus stop WANTING to eat the poo.
Are you planning on keeping the pup or are you just waiting on the right home?
I've read that in the wild, wolfs and even cats eat their litters poo to prevent predators from sniffing them out so I think it's natural.
But, have you tried adding pineapple to the pups food? Oh and yes, those 'poo pills' do work. But I find pineapple cheaper c:
Can't get bitch to stop eating pups poop
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So my bitch who had her litter back in August and all but 1 puppy have been sold and gone to their new homes. We kept 1 out of this litter. The problem I am having is if I literally don't chase the pup around and immediately pick up his poop the bitch flies in and eats it. The pup is 3 months old is past week. I literally have to chase him around with the poop shovel and hope to catch it while he's going bc if I turn my back for less then 60 seconds she's in there. Even if I do pick up the poop she comes in and licks the grass. The bitch doesn't eat any of our other dogs poop just the remaining puppies. She doesn't go after his pee spots just his poop spots. Would any of the poop pills out there at the stores help or is this something she just has to overcome bc we kept a pup this time? Thanks.
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Research In Motion's BlackBerry PlayBook tablet launched Tuesday, and the tablet turned in some limp results in the wired city of San Francisco.
Wired.com contacted every San Francisco store that agreed to carry the PlayBook, including Best Buy, Office Depot and Radio Shack, to get an idea of how well the tablet was selling. The results were a mixed bag, but for the most part, underwhelming.
Technology observers typically view a product launch as a strong indicator of how well they'll perform over their shelf life, because Day One tends to generate the highest number of sales from enthusiastic early adopters.
One Office Depot completely sold out of the PlayBook by 2 p.m. PST, one Best Buy location "sold a lot," according to a sales rep, and only had the 16-GB model left, and none of the 16 Radio Shack locations in the city have even received PlayBooks yet. The other Office Depots had plenty left in stock.
None of the stores reported having long lines as a result of the PlayBook, like you would typically see at an Apple store whenever a new iPhone or iPad gets released. (Although, to be fair, long lines would be difficult to generate when the PlayBook is available at so many stores, as opposed to an iPad available at a small number of Apple stores.)
Nonetheless, the fact there are so many PlayBooks around here offers a glimpse into how well the tablet is selling on launch day, considering that San Francisco is home to many tech-savvy consumers who are quick to grab the latest shiny gadget.
Elsewhere around the world, the PlayBook's launch doesn't look promising — not surprising for a product that many technology critics have dubbed incomplete and "half-baked."
Over in New York, Barron's called the PlayBook release a "stealth" launch because of poor visibility of the tablet in stores — one had to ask an employee just to see a PlayBook at a Best Buy, because the product had no prominent placement. In one store, the PlayBook was in the middle of downloading a software update, so no one was trying it, Barron's wrote.
Similar to Wired.com's digging, Barron's found that only one store was sold out, and when asked how many sold, the clerk said, "We had a lot of them."
Meanwhile, in Canada, Loop Insight's Jim Dalrymple scoped out major retail store Future Shop, which had PlayBooks as well. Similarly, there was no line of customers aching to get their hands on a PlayBook, and store employees told Dalrymple that zero people had pre-ordered the tablet.
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No, the cage won't fit between the HSC or any fully drawn comb for that matter without violating frame spacing. You can squeeze it between two frames of just foundation though.Perhaps a JZBZ cage could be wedged between the HSC, but I would be concerned that the bees wouldn't have proper access to the queen to care for her.


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A recent article in The Wall Street Journal mentioned that Google could team up with MasterCard and Citigroup to pursue a role in mobile payments; this is yet another indication that disruption is looming in the payment space.
In his keynote at 2011's Mobile World Congress, Google CEO Eric Schmidt stated that "NFC should revolutionize electronic commerce as well as payments."
What does Google have to do with payments? Well, it has already rolled out (quite unsuccessfully so far) Google Checkout. What's different about this new proposal is that this is not just about payments: Google would embed Near Field Communication (NFC) technology in Android mobile devices, allowing consumers to make purchases by waving their smartphones in front of a small reader at checkout counters. So what? Well, NFC is more than just a payment technology; it brings mobile payments together with mobile marketing and loyalty programs. As with mobile devices in general, it helps bridge the digital and physical worlds.


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N. Dakota guv signs abortion restrictions
Bismarck, N.D. • North Dakota's governor positioned the oil-rich state Tuesday as a primary battleground in the decades-old fight over abortion rights, signing into law the nation's toughest restriction on the procedure and urging lawmakers to set aside cash for an inevitable legal challenge.
Minutes after Republican Gov. Jack Dalrymple signed three anti-abortion measures one banning them as early as six weeks into a pregnancy unsolicited donations began pouring into the state's lone abortion clinic to help opponents prove the new laws are unconstitutional.
"Although the likelihood of this measure surviving a court challenge remains in question, this bill is nevertheless a legitimate attempt by a state legislature to discover the boundaries of Roe v. Wade," Dalrymple said in a statement, referring to the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion up until a fetus is considered viable usually at 22 to 24 weeks.
Dalrymple also signed into law measures that would makes North Dakota the first state to ban abortions based on genetic defects such as Down syndrome and require a doctor who performs abortions to be a physician with hospital-admitting privileges.
School voucher ruling gives supporters hope
Indianapolis • The Indiana Supreme Court's unanimous ruling upholding the state's sweeping school voucher program has voucher supporters hoping they've found a national precedent.
The state's highest court unanimously upheld a 2011 law providing vouchers for low- and middle-income families and cleared the way for an expansion being debated in the Indiana Statehouse.
Bert Gall, of the Washington-based Institute for Justice, says the Indiana case was decided in part on a state law replicated in most other states.
Since the U.S. Supreme Court said in 2002 that voucher programs don't violate the U.S. Constitution, the main hurdle for supporters has been claims that they violate state constitutions. Gall says the Indiana decision shows they don't. But voucher opponents say the impact of Tuesday's ruling ends at Indiana's border.
Bomb equipment in car of murder suspect
Decatur, Texas • Investigators found bomb-making materials and pants with apparent blood on them in the car of a man suspected in the death of the Colorado prisons chief.
Documents made public Tuesday show that authorities also found documents from the Department of Corrections, maps and handwritten directions in Evan Spencer Ebel's car. Also found were parts of the uniform of a Domino's Pizza worker, zip ties and duct tape. Ebel was killed in a shootout with Texas authorities last week. Authorities in Decatur sent the items to Colorado agencies investigating the death of Corrections chief Tom Clements and the slaying of the pizza deliveryman whose body was found two days before Clements was killed.
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Fellow SEMpdx member Todd Mintz put together a story for Search Engine Guide asking SEMpdx members what their take is on the SEO value proposition. Yours truly (Ben Lloyd) answered along with several other members.
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I feel that good SEO creates a value proposition that touches on virtually every aspect of on online marketing program. At the top of that list lies content. Good SEO focuses on good content, not technical wizardry or stuffing keywords into product / service pages. As the foundation for any search marketing effort, the process of keyword research provides an opportunity for businesses to understand how to connect with potential customers. Developing content that aligns with those concepts improves conversion rates, can be leveraged for viral marketing efforts, improves paid search & landing pages and enhances your credibility.
I explain it to clients like this – "Expedia, Travelocity, etc are NOT in the content business, they're in the business of selling airline tickets, hotel rooms, rental cars, etc. But, what they understand is that they need to provide destination information, travel guides, etc in order to gain search engine rankings and sell those things. We need to think about your business the same way."
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How much? How far in distance or time away from buffalo new yor; or detroit border ? Ca it be driven back to ontario;canada? If i bring an alternator ...
5-6 hours drive. sure let me know it drive nice 774 696 3193 leo is my name
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$2000 is what he is asking....
if 2000 is the asking price; it looks fare ; BUT a MINT;MINT wagon just sold this weekend in canada; vancouver area; with stage 4 charger job; 55000 kms on a rebuilt engine; and wagon syncro for 1600 in driving condition...
so 2000 for the rust; scratches; and electrical troubles on this one; it kind of does not comapre to the wagon...
on the other hand; for the guys in the usa; to have the car already inside the usa; it is a bonus...
Just curious if its not legal in the United States how did you get it across the border from Canada?
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there is nothing illegal about it.
the car could have been driven across the border by a canadian; sold on the spot and satid inside the continental usa.
Canadan title in hand but not legal in the USA.
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Until a vehicle is 25 years old, you have to have it federalized by a licenced importer to *legally* obtain a US state title. Figure another $800-1K, depending on what needs to be changed; MPH speedo, maybe lights. Sucks hard, because you lose all the Euro goodness for US DOT crap. There's ways around it, depends on the state, but most states bordering Canada are hardliners when it comes to this.
Unless you want to wait 6 years before you title it, most likely use for this car in the US is a drivetrain donor for the Syncro & G60, unfortunately.
$1800 new price need to go!!!
I would soo scoop this up if you were closer
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beautiful car, worth 1800 all day! no question
and yes that wagon that went in Vancouver for 1600 was a steal... the seller gave that car away
I wonder what shipping to Washington would be
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Where in ma ? I would like to see the car . Contact # please ? Thanks
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Filtering the late-season light, the dark leaves give Uptown and the Garden District (neighborhoods upriver from the infamous French Quarter) a quiet evergreen ambience. During Louisiana's short and relatively mild winters, the oaks impart a distinctly intimate, introspective feel that suits this coastal city's unusual approach to Christmas. As most of the country bustles during the holidays, New Orleans rests up for its spring bacchanal: the monthlong Carnival season.
More than any other street in the city, St. Charles Avenue is known for its oaks (as well as its streetcars). After Jefferson's shrewd Louisiana Purchase in 1803, prosperous merchants and plantation owners settled here and built elaborate homes. Many have become upscale guesthouses, such as The Grand Victorian Bed and Breakfast, a meticulously restored Queen Anne structure.
Like St. Charles, Magazine Street parallels the arc of the Mississippi River. This workaday market alternates clusters of funky businesses (coffee shops, upscale boutiques, antiques stores, and art galleries) with relaxed residential stretches. Harking back to an era before malls dominated the suburbs, the shops of Magazine provide walking-distance commerce for the city's denizens.
By the time cold winds arrive this far south, Magazine becomes a paradise for shoppers searching for the unique or offbeat―reflections of the cultures that ships have always brought to mingle here. Jeweler and sculptor Thomas Mann presents his wearable contemporary works and those of other well-known craftspeople in his gallery. A bit farther uptown, artisan Shaun Wilkerson showcases furniture handmade from ative cypress and reclaimed wood. Area galleries run the gamut from Lionel Milton's colorful graffiti-inspired jazz paintings to the outsider art of Nilo Lanzas.
In a city that eats with the seasons, winter is a feast for the senses. Neighborhood restaurants provide cold-weather travelers with both refuge and sustenance. Local chefs work with savory wild game and the fattest, saltiest oysters of the year. Such classic oyster bars as Casamento's let shellfish fanatics slurp the delicacies straight from the shell. And menus everywhere feature steaming bowls of thick, rich gumbo to chase away the chill.
Uptown also contains many of the renovated "house restaurants" largely responsible for updating the city's distinctive Creole cuisine over the past 20 years. Such chefs as local native Frank Brigtsen of Brigtsen's Restaurant and Ken Smith of Upperline reinterpret standard seafood dishes while staying true to the spirit of New Orleans dining.
There's perhaps no better way to fend off the cold than with Upperline's creamy oyster stew lightened with crunchy watercress and a hint of anise-flavored Herbsaint liqueur. Brigtsen's makes magic with game, serving pan-roasted venison medallions over a crunchy potato pancake and topped with velvety gravy spiked with apple cider and demi-glace.
After a hearty and soul-warming meal, visitors bundle up and hit the streets for an evening stroll, even if it's only to find a cozy barroom for an equally cozy nightcap. During winter's early sunsets, the oaks create a scene that would make Magritte proud―dark branches lit by dim streetlights below and colorful cloudscapes above. Always dependable, they spread their arms, oblivious to the art of it.


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Developing tricks and tools to keep their enzymes in order is one way thermophiles survive. They also use techniques to keep their DNA from falling apart under intense heat. Like proteins, the parts of the long, spiral ladder-shaped DNA molecule start to unravel and break apart under high heat. One way thermophiles keep that from happening is with a helper enzyme called "reverse DNA gyrase" <jeye-race>. This enzyme makes DNA coil up and twist upon itself in a certain way that makes the DNA more stable in high heat. (If you've ever seen a telephone handset cord that gets twisted and bunched up on itself, then you know what DNA coiling is like, only coiled up DNA is thousands of times more tightly twisted and bunched.) Microbes that live at normal temperatures have regular "DNA gyrase" instead, which also makes their DNA coil up, but in a different, looser way.
Thermophiles also have lots of DNA binding proteins. These binding proteins do just what their name suggests, running around gluing the pieces and parts of the DNA molecule back together when they start to come undone, much like the chaperonin proteins discussed above.
Of course, tools that keep the enzymes, DNA and other inside parts of the cell from breaking up will do no good if the outside or surface of the cell is falling apart. So these heat-loving creatures have cell membranes—the rubbery lining just inside the cell wall that surrounds the cell fluid—that are formed differently than those of microbes living at normal temperatures. Normal temperature microbes have membranes that are formed by two layers of molecules called lipids which join together to create what's called a bilayer (for a picture of what a lipid bilayer looks like, see this page). In thermophiles, the parts of each lipid layer that point inward are chemically glued together so that instead of a bilayer that could be pulled apart in intense heat, thermophiles have a thick single or monolayer.
There's a lot that scientists still are learning about how these amazing heat-loving microbes live happily at such high temperatures. They may well have other tools and tricks that we don't know about yet. The more we learn, the better for us because some of these techniques and tools could become useful products for us. For example, an extremozyme called Taq <tack> from one thermophilic bacterium is what makes DNA testing and DNA fingerprinting possible. Thanks in part to Taq, scientists have been able to sequence the entire human genome—everything on the whole humongous human DNA molecule—and the genomes of lots of microbes and other living things, too.


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On her race strategy
"I wanted to race conservatively today, so I stayed back in the first mile and let someone else take the lead. There was a hill around the halfway point where I was able to make a move and pace myself the rest of the way through. I think my race plan worked well."
Tennessee Women's Head Coach J.J. Clark - Team Champion
On the team's performance
"I'm proud of the team because they gave 100 percent and ran their hardest, and that is all that you can ask of them."
"We ran well today, not because we won, but because we competed. This was our best race of the season, and hopefully we will be able to step up and perform even better at NCAAs."
On Dickie's pre-start fall
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Tennessee's Sharon Dickie - Second-Place Individual Finisher
On her performance
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On South Florida's Christa Benton (third-place individual finisher)
"We pretty much helped each other out during the race. If I had been running by myself, I don't know if I would have pushed as hard. Having her there with me the entire race helped me keep up a fast pace. I just had more left at the end to finish in front."
On her pre-start fall
"I thought I heard the gun go off, and I tried to start and then held myself back, which caused me to fall down. I started laughing and I saw Brooke laughing about it and I think that helped us start off loose, instead of tight."
Tennessee's Brooke Novak
On her quick starting pace
"I run my best when I start a race out fast. If I had been pacing myself with Sharon, I probably would have faded toward the end of the race."
On her fourth-place finish
"I'm happy that I was able to accomplish my goal of going to the NCAA Championships. That's all I really wanted to do coming into the race today."
On the track conditions
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Hi Vince, Dick, Alan and Rich,
My name is Trevor Stewart, a PhD student at the University of Toronto (in my final year!!) in Physics. I've been listening to TWIV (and TWIP) since last Xmas when my twin brother (who is a graduate student studying mass-spec determined protein sequences with massively parallel computer systems) recommended the show to me. I've enjoyed every moment of the show, which has helped deepen my understanding of viruses and topics related to them (such as public health).
I had a comment on Alan Dove's response to the letter about the media and dissemination of scientific results. While agreeing with Alan, I think he may have missed the exact point of the letter (or my interpretation of it) by discussing the results of study in such detail. While the XMRV studies seem much more credible than the Wakefield study... I think there are similarities in how the studies are being used my advocacy groups, and individuals in the public. Some people in the CFS community have pounced on the original result in the same manner that the autism/anti-vaccination jumped on the Wakefield study. One only has to do a quick search on youtube to find videos for XMRV to see this (eg. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vz8pwuDa8aM ). In these cases, I'd suggest that the link has become an article of faith, rather than a reasoned interpretation of the data... and that no negative article will change this. In this way, XMRV is quite similar to the MMR vaccine autism link.
Is there a better way to spread scientific discoveries and encourage critical thinking? Maybe it will take a complete re-tooling of education systems to help people better understand how science 'works'.
Shannon writes:
Hello Team TWiV,
I'm writing today because I am in the midst of listening to episode 100 and your discussion of why young people don't go into careers in science. I'm forwarding an email from venture capitalist Larry Bock to a good friend of mine who is very involved in science outreach to young people and the general public. You can read more about the USA Science and Engineering Festival that Larry is organizing in the email below but the key line that I wanted to share is, "Society gets what it celebrates! As a culture, we celebrate movie stars, rock stars and athletes and we generate a lot of them, but we don't celebrate science and engineering." A great way to start celebrating science and engineering is this 2 day festival being held on the Washington Mall October 23-24, 2010 See: http://www.usasciencefestival.org for more details. I think it would be a great event to publicize to TWiV listeners so they can attend the event or forward the information on to people in the DC area who may be able to attend.
Congratulations on reaching 100 episodes!
All the best,
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Hello TWiV:
I was just catching up on some back episodes and heard your conversation in TWiV 51 regarding vaccination of fish and how there is some poor guy in Chile inoculating 300,000 fish by hand. I recently learned of this company, Microtek, which has a machine for doing just this. The company was recently acquired by Pfizer, so they obviously have something good. There is still a lot of manual labor involved, but the machine does the heavy lifting.
Be sure to check out the video that is linked in the last sentence on this page.
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Yasmine writes:
I LOVE virology and although I am not a virologist I constantly read about it and recently I read an interesting article, and not quite sure I understand the whole mechanism:
Question: I read an article about using cyclotriazadisulfonamides (CADA) compounds to down regulate CD4 receptors (up to 90%!) and therefore block HIV adhesion to CD4+ cells. It's been shown to be very effective in decreasing HIV infectivity and also works synergystically with other anti-HIV meds. Here's what I don't understand... So one would have to take this med continuously to prevent new virions from attaching and the drug will never get rid of already infected cells? If this is the case would it be a practical tx for patients to take for the rest of their lives? Plus, I'm sure CD4 receptors are there because they serve a role in binding substances...blocking them would not affect health?
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Hello Dr. Racaniello et al.,
I enjoyed listening to episode 103 with Dr. Tan. I appreciated his explanation of Flumist. Pretty cool. So if I understand correctly, the attenuated virus in FLumist is engineered to produce HA from the H1N1 pandemic 2009 strain, HA from H3N2, and HA from type B virus?
Also, a second question kind of off-topic, why do adeno-associated viruses, when used as a gene delivery vector, require a helper virus, and what is the role of the helper virus?
I appreciate you and your colleagues taking the time to put this awesome podcast together. TWIV and TWIP (the parasite podcast not photography) help my commute go by quickly.
Well one more question, perhaps for Dr. Condit. Many TWIV's ago, Dr. Condit described the antiviral mechanism for acyclovir and gave a nice discussion on viral TK. I have read that acyclovir can irreversibly inhibit viral DNA polymerase in addition competitive inhibition and chain termination. Any insight as to how this drug can irreversibly inhibit DNA polymerase?
Thanks much,
[sent "Acyclovir Triphosphate Is a Suicide Inactivator of the Herpes Simplex Virus DNA Polymerase" JBC 259:9575]
Julia writes:
Hi all
Been listening to the podcasts on my dog walking sessions! A quick question about a throw away comment from, I think, the CFS podcast. There was a mention of CCR5 gene therapy for BMT in HIV. I cannot find anything on this being a reality just a theoretical concept but the comment came across as if it was actually being done. Can you clarify at all?
Best wishes
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Newcastle General Hospital
Neil writes:
Dear TWIV,
Thanks for the great podcast. I am catching up on recent episodes and was just listening to episode 103 with Dr. Tan talking about flu vaccine. I used to work at Medimmune (while it was still called Aviron) and so could not resist writing to correct an error which was Dr. Tan saying that flumist is an engineered vaccine. In fact it was attenuated "the old way" by serial passage in vitro, at low temperature. My project was actually to engineer a separate vaccine strain but this was shelved once the flumist strain (aka "cold-adapted") was licensed by Aviron from the NIH.
Anyways since some folks get nervous about genetically engineered organisms, I thought it would be important to let listeners know about this error.


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Scotland Yard dispatches Inspector Rutledge to find out who the man was and why he died in such mysterious circumstances. But the villagers clearly have something to hide. And what does the huge chalk sculpture of a pale horse of the Apocalypse have to do with the crime?
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"Outstanding author - Outstanding narrator"
This is the third book in the series I've heard, the first being the more recent A Lonely Death. (Audible.com special. It caught my eye.) I thoroughly enjoyed it, as well as the next book in the series, The Confession. That being the most recent one available, I looked at earlier productions but found I had developed a loyalty to Simon Prebble's narration. I downloaded A Pale Horse and was not disappointed. As an author, I can't help but be a little ticked off at Todd's ability to consistently weave a multi-layered, yet highly "readable" story. I wish he'd cut it out. He's making the rest of us look bad. And of course, Simon is simply outstanding as a narrator. One of the best I've heard.
As in all crime / mystery books - The Reveal
Ian Rutledge
It made me chuckle and I may or may not have developed a frog in my throat at one point or another. Quite frankly, it's none of your business. However, my overall opinion is that you can't go wrong with this author/narrator combination if you enjoy a procedural detective story, with a unique protagonist.
Go for it. You'll like it. Really.
"A wild ride"
In A Pale House, Inspector Ian Rutledge is challenged by seemingly disparate mysteries: the finding of a dead man in an abbey ruin, the disappearance of another man, and, confounding his efforts to solve the first two events, a series of murders and attempted murders that ride the reader to an almost breathless ending. The twists and turns of Todd's Inspector Rutledge series never ceases to amaze me, and I appreciate that Rutledge, like the reader, spends a fair amount of time getting it wrong before he gets it right; although, Rutledge is rarely too far from the truth. This particular installment also brings to light in all its horrifying clarity, that which is Hamish. Readers familiar with this series already know about Hamish, but if you haven't read/listened to this novel, then, finally, you can learn about the whole sad, tragic story, at length, not just in snippets.
I give this novel only 4 stars because I do feel the mysteries were wrapped up a little too easily at the end. But the getting there was very satisfying. As always, Simon Prebble's narration was a joy.
"The narrator made this book work for me"
Yes. In fact, I have a few narrators that I will listen to again if I can't find a book of interest and one of those narrators is Simon Prebble.
I think this one, more than the others in the series, had a wonderful culmination of events where secrets were revealed. In this particular story, there were a few surprises I hadn't seen coming and that's always a good thing.
His voice is smooth, not over acted. There are some narrators who disappear as the story unfolds and you are aware of only the story. There are some who are so bland or over acting that you wish for another narrator, any narrator. And then there is Simon Prebble, a narrator whose voice enhances the story. He does any good book justice and he served this one very well.
I hadn't realized how much the narrator brought to this series until I listened to another audio book with a different narrator -- I didn't finish that one. If you've turned away from this series with any other narrator, give this one a try.
if I should listen to this story again? I just didn't enjoy it nearly as much at the rest of the series. The story seems to ramble and get caught up in unnecessary, endless details. Hamish, who usually is a nagging helper just becomes a nasty nag. I must suggest skipping this one-sorry.
"A Pale Horse"
If you like a mystery with interesting charaters this series is very good. The stories are about the people surviving WWI and its aftermath. The reader does an excellant job of seperating the voices.
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"Not special!"
I really enjoy books by Charles Todd, but this book is just so-so. The narration by Simon Prebble is excellent.
Retired teacher
"A Tough Case"
One of the best stories I've listened to in years. The narrator brings the book alive with so many different voices.
"OK But Not Todd's Best"
Develops to slowly and ends to abruptly without all issues well explained.
Todd's later works are much better. This on is OK but I recommend choosing a later book by Charles Todd.
"Like listening to paint dry."
I got through the first half. I got through about 1/4 of the second half, then I wanted to drive off a bridge. Great narrator, boring story.
Rating scale: 5=Loved it, 4=Liked it, 3=Ok, 2=Disappointed, 1=Hated it. I look for well developed characters, compelling stories.
"Just teetering on the edge of 5 stars"
This is my third Inspector Rutledge mystery, and as with the previous two I found the premise and the set-up extremely well done, drawing me in very early. But somewhere past the halfway mark I realize that the execution is falling just a bit short in delivering information that moves the action forward. In this case, there are two mysteries to solve, including whether they are even related. The suspect pool is large and development of each character sparse enough that I can't even start to judge who may have done it. By dividing our attention, both mysteries lack the impact they might have had on their own. That said, I have suffered through far worse mysteries with absurd results. Never once have I had to roll my eyes and yell at Rutledge "Get a grip!"
I think there is some similarity to the style of the Holmes stories, in that they are actually more character driven than plot driven. The fun of Sherlock Holmes is watching Holmes work, not figuring out the solution in advance. What brings me back for more Rutledge is Rutledge himself. He is one of my favorite detective characters - complex, tormented, but such a good man. Simon Prebble personifies him with his low, calm, almost melancholy voice, yet brings his passion to the surface when justice is on the line. In the early stages of this story, Rutledge has to deal with a group of frightened little boys, and he is the perfect balance of compassionate authority. And the boys themselves are a hoot. A very worthy entry in the series.
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the activity of leaving animals to graze (= to eat grass growing in a field) on private or public land without permission
a person who leaves animals to graze on private or public land without permission
'"Currently, in the UK, fly grazing is a civil matter and we believe there needs to be criminal legislation in place so that fly grazers can be targeted and prosecuted," Amanda said. "There was a case in Wales recently in which a farmer woke up to find 50 horses on his land."'Lancashire Telegraph 6th December 2013
It is November 2013 and in Westminster a group of 30 MPs debate an issue of spiralling concern among their constituents in rural communities. New to the political agenda, but rapidly gaining significance in the UK, is a problem described as fly grazing.
low costs encourage people to become horse owners even when they are practically and financially ill-equipped to look after these animals, which can often result in horses being abandoned in open spaces
Fly grazing is the term now used for leaving animals (usually horses but sometimes sheep or other grazing species) to graze on a piece of private or public land without the permission of the owner or local authorities. The sudden emergence of the problem in recent years is thought to be mainly attributable to over-breeding on the part of irresponsible horse dealers, which has meant that horses can be bought relatively cheaply, sometimes for as little as £5. This low cost encourages people to become horse owners even when they are practically and financially ill-equipped to look after these animals, which can often result in horses being abandoned in open spaces. The term fly grazer correspondingly refers to people who leave horses to graze in this way, rather than to the horses themselves.
So why don't landowners just tackle the problem of fly grazing head on and get the horses removed? The simple answer is that, due to an anomaly in UK legislation, they can't. According to UK law, landowners have a duty of care towards any animal on their property for 14 days and are responsible for its welfare in this period until an owner is found. In addition, horses cannot be transported, sold or sent for slaughter without a passport, but this passport cannot be applied for until the 14 day period is up (a provision made in case an animal has been stolen or simply wandered off). With knowledge of the law, unscrupulous fly grazers therefore leave animals and then deliberately collect them shortly before the 14 days are over, only to subsequently abandon them elsewhere, effectively passing the responsibility for feeding and caring for their animals on to others.
A bill allowing local authorities more power to tackle fly grazing has recently been passed by the Welsh government and looks set to become law sometime in 2014. In England, however, the issue is still under parliamentary debate at the time of writing.
The expression fly grazing (also occurring as closed and hyphenated flygrazing, fly-grazing) has been coined by analogy with the word fly-tipping, which refers to the illegal dumping of waste. Although much less common than fly grazing, there's some evidence for use of the expression horse tipping to refer to the same phenomenon.
The word fly-tipping first appeared in British English in the 1960s and has inspired other coinages in intervening years too, such as for instance fly-posting (putting up advertising posters in unauthorized places) and more recently flyboarding (putting 'For Sale' or 'Sold' signs outside of properties which are not for sale as a way of generating publicity for an estate agent). The explanation for use of the word fly in these expressions is not entirely certain, though one theory suggests it may relate to an adjectival sense of fly as 'clever', which in British English carries connotations of being sneaky or dishonest (hence the idea of sneakily putting something somewhere). Another possible link is to the informal expression on the fly, meaning 'very quickly and impulsively', or maybe to an alternative sense of the verb fly from Old English, meaning 'run away' or 'flee' (and so the idea of quickly dumping something where it shouldn't be and 'running away').
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Hello all and Greetings from surrey in the uk
So why am I here well i love star wars and I own a few costumes lol. I have two SDS stormies
one of which is a shadow trooper which is the one shown on the SDS site and I am working on
a shadow guard at the moment. and i just finidhed my first Clone Of Lt Thire and a jedi general and a dark jedi as well
So I had the oppertunity to buy an ms3 boba lid. So I thought about which one i wanted to do
and I settled on doing the white supertrooper or pre pro fett, and I would love to keep it as accuriate
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Im not just into star wars But im also into historical re-enactment from medieaval to pirate to templar
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It's never easy to schedule training, but you must if you want the people you manage to learn a new language, tool, or skill. Johanna offers some tips for making time and capitalizing on curiosity.
"Hey, George, I want to talk to you about training for my group," Andrea said.
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"Everyone needs training. Even you and I need training."
"I don't need training. I listen to books on tape—abridged books, at that. I get all I need in seven minutes a day while I drive."
Andrea was unable to hold in her reaction and doubled over in laughter. "George, did you just hear yourself? You listen to abridged summaries of business books? On your drive into work? No wonder you didn't understand my argument last week against forced ranking. You need to listen to the entire books, my friend. You are missing significant pieces.
"But let's get back to my problem," Andrea said. "I want to train everyone in engineering in hiring and influence skills."
"You have an engineering group of technical people," George said. "What the heck do they need soft skills for?"
"They are great at designing and testing. They are pretty good at feedback. But, they are not good at interviewing. They are lousy at the follow-up meeting and discussing how they can make a decision about a candidate. And, when they want to influence me or each other, they think the loudest person wins. Nope, they need better influencing skills.
"I know exactly the books and workshops I need, and I know when I want to bring them in. I want to start with a book study group, to set the stage. I don't want to go in cold to the training. I want to challenge the trainers. We have really sharp people, and I want to turn them loose on these problems. Once they understand the technical challenges of interviewing and influence, they will be like dogs with a favorite bone. Can't you just see it?" Andrea grinned and gave George a sheet of paper. "Here's what I need."
"When will your folks have time for training?" George said.
"Ah, that's the beauty of the book study group," Andrea said. "First, we study the book at lunch. We do a chapter or two a week. We get through the book in a quarter and post the discussion on our wiki. Then, people will have the discussion on the wiki so they can refer to it during the entire quarter. Some people won't read the book and may go into the training cold, but maybe they will talk to other people during the quarter and receive some informal training to get them going. Then, I have people sign up for training. Each training is only one or two days, so it won't impact the project much."
"But, what if we train them and they leave?" George said.
"George, what if we don't train them and they stay?"
George sighed and said, "Andrea, you drive a hard bargain. Where do I sign?"
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You can schedule a lunch-and-learn every week and discuss a chapter in a book. You can have someone from another group present something she does at work. Every so often, at least once a year, you need to step back and take a strategic look at your team or group and ask yourself, "Is there something people should be learning?" Even better, ask the people in your group, "What do you need to learn?" They will tell you.


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YAY!! Glad to see this site grow. 8)
Glad to see all the participation recently. We are up to 300 members! Welcome to all the new members!
YAY!! Glad to see this site grow. 8)
ANother 63 in a week. Not bad. Welcome everyone
Yeah, well I'm quiting! It's getting way too crowded in here! :-D
This forum is a blast!
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Were not worthy!
Sounds good lets hear some gun talk from the new guys.
I always say 'the more the merrier". :-D
Congrats to us!!
May we continue to grow!!
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OK, we're closing in on 500 now.
Once again, welcome to everyon ehere - Feel free to jump into the topics, and also participate in the shooting contest we have listed in "The Sound Off Room."
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Growth is always a good thing. You know what they say... "you build a message board called 'HandgunForum.net' and they will come"
The 500th member gets a free gun - Of course, they have to convince Glock to give it to them for free. But hard can that be? :-D
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Whether you ate your veggies at dinner or not. Also if you picked up your toys. :)
If I wanted to start a rumor, I would be posting that you used to be Robin in the 60's tv show.. kaaaappppoooooowwwwwww :)
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When you think of that little dream homestead in the woods, what does it include? Probably a well and septic system, a little stream bubbling nearby, a chicken coop, a sunroom for winter growing, and a cozy fire to curl up next to.
When my daughter and I spent a year living in a cabin in the Northwoods of Canada, our woodstove was our lifeline. It was the only source of heat in a place that reached -42 degrees. It was the only way we could cook when our power went out during snow and ice storms (as it did frequently). It was the cozy center of our home, and we survived for an entire frigid winter for less than$800. After that experience I vowed never to live in a home without a woodstove.
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there's some new content available for download on xbox live for star wars the force unleashed. a new mission is available (the jedi temple on coruscant), and a ton of new characters skins, including jango. i've never thought of a fett with a lightsaber as something cool until i was playing through felucia last night as fett sr. and it was pretty awesome.
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PARKERSBURG, W.Va. – Police say a Parkersburg man was doing maintenance work when he fell through the ceiling of a church gymnasium and died.
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Regulation 2433. INNOCENT SPOUSE OR REGISTERED DOMESTIC PARTNER RELIEF FROM LIABILITY.
Authority cited: Section 41128, Revenue and Taxation Code. Reference: Sections 41099 and 41100-41106, Revenue and Taxation Code; Sections 297, 297.5, and 308, Family Code.
A spouse or registered domestic partner claiming relief from liability for the emergency telephone users surcharge, interest, penalties, and other amounts shall be relieved from such liability where all the requirements set forth in California Code of Regulations, title 18, section 4903 are met.
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