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Is anyone on here taking apricot seeds? I heard of someone else who is taking them and wondering what others' experience might be.
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Is anyone on here taking apricot seeds? I heard of someone else who is taking them and wondering what others' experience might be.
Andy uses them in his protocol.
Ok, I am revisiting this post. I originally posted because I had heard anecdotally of someone with cc who had been treated with apricot seeds, and I believe other natural supplements, with success. I have taken steps to encourage this person to join our forum as I don't think this person is currently on here but I can't force anyone to join so, being a librarian, I started snooping around to see what I could find on apricot seeds.
If you look up apricot seeds and cancer on the Internet a million things come up. Here is a link that helps explain the history behind this treatment:
http://www.naturalnews.com/027088_cance … ealth.html
And a Dr. Harold Manner did some research work in the 1970s:
p.s. As you can see, our helpful Kris was the only responder to my original post, how I miss her voice on here.
Hi Patty.
Thanks for this and the links, very interesting. I did a quick google search for apricot seeds cholangiocarcinoma in quotes and it didn;t come up with anything. But yes you are so right in that if you search for apricot seeds cancer without quotes then about 960k sites are thrown up! Many thanks for the 2 links you have given us. That would be great if the person you talk of would join us all and could share their experiences of using these seeds and other supplements together.
Best wishes,
Hi have read about cancer patients using it, but have no personal experience.
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I've received a 10GB wordlist file. When I run "aircrack-ng -w /path/to/file test.cap" it starts, let me select my network, but quits and gives me the error that states that I should use -w for a wordlist file.
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Ah ok. Never thought of the OS to be the bottleneck.
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UPDATED: March 29, 2013 – Track Copied Text plugin version 2.0k
This was a bit of code that was in desperate need of an update, so thats exactly what it got. Here I have the updated version of the Track Copied Text plugin, version 2.0k.
Improvements with this version include:
- The entire code has been completely rewritten and is now in a standard SiteCatalyst plugin format.
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- Prevents copied text longer than 255 characters from being set in any variable (100 characters in a prop).
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- The ability to include or not include variables set in s.linkTrackVars or s.linkTrackEvents.
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Implementing this version is quick and easy. First include the Track Copied Text plugin code below in your s_code file with all the rest of your plugins:
/* Track Copied Text v2.0k */ s.trackCopiedText=new Function("v","e","a","n","" +"var s=this,x=arguments;s.ea=!1;if(!s.ea){s.ea=!0;s.cf=!1;function t" +"ct(x){if(!s.cf){var b=s.linkTrackVars,c=s.linkTrackEvents,d=',event" +"s',g=h='',f,i;e=e?e:'';n=n?n:'text copied';if(a){if(b&&b!='None')g=" +"','+b;if(c&&c!='None')h=','+c}if(e||h)g=g+',events';s.linkTrackVars" +"=v+g;s.linkTrackEvents=s.events=e+h;j=gct();j=(String(j)).substring" +"(0,255);if(v){f=v.split(',');for(i=0;i<f.length;i++){if(f[i].charAt" +"(0)=='p'){s[f[i]]=j.substring(0,100)}else{s[f[i]]=j}}}s.tl(true,'o'" +",n);s.cf=!0}};function gct(){if(s.d.selection){return s.d.selection" +".createRange().text}else if(s.wd.getSelection){return s.wd.getSelec" +"tion()}return ''};if(s.wd.attachEvent){s.wd.attachEvent('oncopy',tc" +"t)}else if(s.wd.addEventListener){s.wd.addEventListener('copy',tct," +"false)}}");
Next add a call to the plugin in the s_doPlugins section of your s_code file (preferably near the bottom of the s_doPlugins section). The plugin call will accept 4 parameters, all of them being optional.
v = The variable's that you would like the copied text recorded to. Insert as many as you would like, each one comma separated. Any copied text will be trimmed to 255 characters, except for props which will get trimmed to 100 characters.
e = The events that you would like to set when text is copied. Again, feel free to set as many as you would like, or you can choose not to set any events.
a = This is a flag that when set to 1 indicates if you have s.linkTrackVars or s.linkTrackEvents set on any page to also include those variables with the Copied Text function call. If this variable is not included then no additional variables will be included with the call.
n = This is the name of the call that will appear in the Custom Links report in SiteCatalyst. If this is not set then the default value of "text copied" will be used.
To capture the copied text in s.eVar20 and set event15 (this is how I have it set on this site):
To capture the copied text in s.eVar20, s.prop35, set event25, and include anything currently set in s.linkTrackVars or s.linkTrackEvents:
To capture the copied text in s.prop30 and use the custom link name of "visitor selection":
s.trackCopiedText('prop30','','','visitor selection');
To just fire a custom link call when the visitor copies some text (not capturing the copied text or setting any events):
As with all code, make sure you fully test it to ensure it works with your site. Also let me know of any changes or additions you'd like to see with this plugin, and of any insights you were able to gain by using this plugin. I'd love to hear how its working for your site.
Original Post: December 21, 2009
To me Web Analytics is the science of analyzing visitor behavior in order to improve the Web Site for the purpose of increasing conversion. Anytime I can use web analytics to help the visitor find what they are looking for, I feel I'm doing my job. But lets say your visitors are finding what they are looking for, but it is just not as easy as it could be? How would I know?
One thing I have been playing with is to monitor what content my visitors are selecting and copying from the site. If I see a lot of visitors copying my email address, maybe I should make the contact form a little easier to be found. If I see a lot of copying of some sample code, maybe I should make it easier to download it, or include a pdf copy. But how do I find out how to capture what my visitors copy? Here you go.
This is all done by adding a plug-in and a bit of code to the s_code file. This code looks for any time some text is copied and sets it in a prop and fires an event. This will work if the visitor highlights text and goes the right click/copy route, or by hitting Control/Command + C. You will need either 1 eVar and 1 event, or a 1 prop to use. If you want to go the eVar and event route, take this code and place it some where BEFORE the function s_doPlugins(s) call:
var eventAttached=false; if(!eventAttached){eventAttached = true; function trackCopy(){ var overrides = {'events':'event8','eVar18':getCopiedText()}; s.templtv=s.linkTrackVars; s.templte=s.linkTrackEvents; s.linkTrackVars='eVar18,events'; s.linkTrackEvents=s.events='event8'; s.tl(true, 'o', 'Text Copied', overrides); if(s.templtv) s.linkTrackVars=s.templtv; if(s.templte) s.linkTrackEvents=s.templte; }
Insert the eVar and event you are going to use where you see them in the code. If you decide to just use a single prop instead, then use this bit of code, again before the function s_doPlugins(s) call:
var eventAttached=false; if(!eventAttached){eventAttached = true; function trackCopy(){ var overrides = {'prop49':getCopiedText()}; s.templtv=s.linkTrackVars; s.linkTrackVars='prop49'; s.tl(true, 'o', 'Text Copied', overrides); if(s.templtv) s.linkTrackVars=s.templtv; }
Insert the prop you want to use where you see it set. Next take this code and put it in the plug-in's section of the s_code file:
function getCopiedText() { if (document.selection){return document.selection.createRange().text;} else if (window.getSelection){return window.getSelection();}return '';} if(document.body && document.body.attachEvent){ document.body.attachEvent("oncopy", trackCopy);} else if (document.body && document.body.addEventListener){ document.body.addEventListener('copy',trackCopy, false);}}
What are we going to end up with? You will get a report that looks like this:
It's pretty interesting to see what your visitors are choosing to copy. Now do I expect to find huge some game changing incite that will lead me to make a change to the Web Site that will increase my conversion rate 100% with this report? Probably not. Do I expect to find one more place that allows me to make another 1% improvement? I sure do. Remember, all those 1% improvements add up. ;)
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Jordan Spieth, who tees off later this morning, is looking to go wire-to-wire at The Open. Can Matt Kuchar -- or someone else -- reel him in?
Spieth on verge of masterpiece.
Bob Harig explains why Spieth, who holds a three-shot lead, is in a good position to win his third major.
Spieth's virtuoso Open performance leaves him on cusp of history
With a possible victory Sunday, the Texan would be right on Rory McIlroy's heels for most major wins of their generation.
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CONCACAF Gold Cup
Dempsey's home state cameo sparks U.S. win
Clint Dempsey, limited to a substitute appearance, provided a goal and an assist to advance the U.S. to the Gold Cup final.
Woj: Kyrie's trade request isn't a betrayal of LeBron
LeBron James is responsible for the empowerment of the modern basketball superstar -- and Irving has simply learned to dictate terms before they're dictated to him.
Cavs' best move: Trade Kyrie, trade LeBron or sit tight?
Kevin Pelton breaks down Cleveland's four options going forward, now that Kyrie Irving has requested a trade.
Stephen A.: Kyrie doesn't want to be LeBron's little brother anymore.
Stephen A. Smith weighs in on the news that the point guard requested to be traded from the Cavaliers.
LaVar pulls his team off the court in forfeit.
LaVar Ball is not happy with a foul call and leads his team off the court after he gets a technical foul. It is ruled a forfeit for his Big Ballers squad.
Blumstein wins WSOP title.
Scott Blumstein outlasts Dan Ott to win the WSOP main event's $8.1 million grand prize.
MLB Trade Deadline
Olney: Texas mulls what to do with Yu Darvish
The Rangers might make their ace the best pitcher on the block, but his uncertain availability isn't the only development muddling shoppers' plans.
Trade deadline lightning round: Where six big names will end up
Will Andrew McCutchen stay in Pittsburgh? Is Sonny Gray headed right into the middle of the playoff race? Our experts make predictions.
Red Sox
It's (nearly) time for the Red Sox to widen their search at the deadline
Saturday's loss to the Angels was a reminder they need power in their lineup. But with only eight days to go, they might need to look past third base.
Saturday matches a season high in walk-offs.
The Giants, Indians, Mets and Mariners all win on walk-offs in a wild night of baseball.
Weidman defeats Gastelum via submission.
In front of a hometown crowd, Chris Weidman earns his first win since May 2015 with a third-round submission.
International Champions Cup
Neymar quickly bags a brace for Barcelona.
Neymar takes over the International Champions Cup match against Juventus with two first-half goals in Barca's victory.
Eriksen scores sensational equalizer in Tottenham's win.
Christian Eriksen evens up the ICC match with a spectacular shot to the top right corner in the first half.
Post play, West dominate WNBA All-Star Game
All-Star Weekend in Seattle seemed like a celebration of 15-year Storm guard Sue Bird. But on Saturday, a trio of electric post players -- Maya Moore, Nneka Ogwumike and Jonquel Jones -- put on the biggest show.
Quigley wins WNBA 3-point contest.
Chicago's Allie Quigley claims the title with a final round of 27.
Can NBA summer league predict future stars?
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Saturday's Best Homers
Judge mashes his 32nd homer of the season.
Aaron Judge sends a long ball over the wall in the sixth inning in the Yankees' loss.
Harper smashes 467-foot HR.
Bryce Harper crushes his 25th home run of the season in the top of the first inning against the Diamondbacks.
Béisbol Experience
Gary Sanchez: 'Everything I had to learn, I learned' in the minor leagues
Few players have made as much of a splash with a rookie campaign as Sanchez. But last year's blockbuster two months were the results of years of work adapting to baseball in the U.S.
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The Phoenix Mercury star recounts a painful bullying incident from her childhood and her suicidal thoughts.
Tyson discusses being molested as a child.
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Brickyard 400
Kyle Busch not the only storyline at Indy
The defending winner has the pole and his confidence is high. But there's more to watch at the Brickyard Sunday.
Jimmie Johnson tweeted he will have to start at the rear of the field Sunday at Indianapolis because the team had to change a rear gear. He had qualified fourth but will have to fall to the tail of the field because of the gear change.
Allgaier endures multiple mistakes on pit road.
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Sullinger nails back-to-back 3s.
Jared Sullinger, looking to get back to the NBA, knocks down two 3-pointers in a row during the Super 16 round of the TBT.
Blocks, big alley-oop get Fran Fraschilla amped.
Former Murray State star Ivan Aska makes impressive plays on both sides of the court in the TBT for Team Challenge ALS.
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Ronaldo brings the heat in Shanghai.
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Royer's goal was all the Red Bulls needed.
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The case for 'uncommon' Deshaun Watson as the Texans' starting QB
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Stephen A. says O.J. is 'the luckiest man alive.'
Stephen A. Smith calls the parole committee an "absolute catastrophe" for being overly friendly with Simpson.
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A diminished Juice brings back all the stains that can't be scrubbed clean.
India ready to embrace a defining moment
India has played in front of two previous sellout crowds at the World Cup, but Sunday's final at a packed Lord's will be a whole new experience.
The record-breaking journey of Mithali Raj.
The family and friends of India's captain talk about her lazy childhood, her decision to choose cricket over dance and her dressing room pranks.
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Our search firm breaks down what a new coach will be walking into, offers up a list of candidates and makes a final recommendation.
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Kevin Federline packed up the kids, Sean Preston, Jayden James, Kori, and Kaleb, and headed to Malibu on Tuesday with his pregnant girlfriend, Victoria Prince. Victoria broke out her bikini for the day trip and cozied up to Kevin for a few photos. Sean Preston and Jayden James have had their fair share of time in the sun this Summer; they recently returned from a fun-filled vacation in Texas with Lynn Spears. Kevin and Britney are sharing custody of the boys while she's touring the States with her Femme Fatale show, and at the moment Jayden and Sean are hanging with Kevin. The boys can look forward to the impending birth of their new half sister, Jordan Federline, which Kevin and Victoria are expecting any day now.
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Nokia 5300 Xpress Music Phone will bring sweet music to your ears with its incredible mp3 playback system. With dedicated music keys and a 3.5mm phone jack adapter included in the package, you'll be listening to your favorite songs just a couple minutes after you open the package.
The goal of this music-centered phone is ease of use, and getting songs onto the hard disk. The microSD slot can hold gigs of memory and will keep you rocking long into the night. A great feature that Nokia has added to this phone is the ability to hot-swap memory cards in and out of the phone as you need a different collection of artists.
The Bluetooth connection is a great addition to the phone and with it, you can connect compatible headphones and enjoy your music without the hassle of wires. The strong wireless connection will ensure that you won't lose the connection to your music.
Using a music player is worthless if you can't read what's on the screen and instantly select the artist of your choice, which is why the ultra sharp QVGA display is perfect for looking at the your music choices. Nokia has designed the 5300 with the intention of allowing the user to conveniently access their music files.
Finally, there is a 1.3 Megapixel camera that takes pictures in very fine quality.
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Our German friends at Marketing Film have more cool titles on the way.
Set to be released on March 27th is a double disc of FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN and BLOOD FOR DRACULA. Here are the details:
Picture: 1:1.85 (16:9 anamorphic) / 1:2.35
German Dolby Digital 5.1
Germah Doby Digital 2.0
English Dolby Digital 2.0
- Audio commentary
- Trailer
- Slideshow
- Artwork-Gallery
- Behind The Scenes Photos
Also coming on March 27th is Vincenzo Rigo's obscure and little known giallo THE KILLERS ARE OUR GUESTS (1974). I've never seen it but it has a very good cast (Anthony Steffen, Luigi Pistilli & Margaret Lee) and will be released under the name KILLER SIND UNSERE GÃSTE. It will be presented in 1:1.85 and include a slideshow as extras. Now the bad news is that the audio appears to be GERMAN ONLY but giallo fans may still want to give it a shot.
For more information, go here: http://www.dvd-forum.at/neuigkeiten/...2008-02-03.htm


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Advent home
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This stop motion video is made up of over 5,500 photographs and used a shaped bokeh camera filter to "change" the shapes of the lights in the background.
Director and editor: Lindsey Kolb '07; Assistants: Anne Diller '14, Erica Garber '14, Jessica Hostetler '08, Michael Sheeler '13 Lindsey, Anne, Erica and Michael are graduates of EMU's
visual and communication arts program.
Come Down, O Love Divine
, text by Laudi Spirituali del Bianoco da Siena, 1851; tr. Ricard F. Littledale People's Hymnal, 1867, alt. Arranged by Seth Crissman '09 MDiv '15 for a seminary class at EMS. Performed and recorded by
The Walking Roots Band
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Effort to rebuild adult soccer in the area
If he had his druthers, Carl Dei Cas of Monessen would turn back the clock to a time when nearly all communities in the mid-Mon Valley had soccer teams.
Ditto for Greg Pastor and John Pastor, of Elizabeth Township, and Joe Krempasky, of Monongahela. Like Dei Cas, they are leaders of the Straub's Mon Valley United Soccer Club spearheading a passionate effort to rekindle interest in the sport and add more area teams to the lineup of adult leagues in western Pennsylvania.
"Our goal is to get the younger players in this area to field teams to compete in the Greater Pittsburgh Soccer League (GPSL) and the Western Pennsylvania Adult Soccer League (WPASL)," Dei Cas, coach of the Mon Valley United Over-40 team of the Pittsburgh Master Soccer League (PMSL), said. "We're talking about young men in their twenties and thirties who want to play organized soccer but may not be sure of how to go about forming their own team. We feel we have the experience and expertise to help them organize and manage their teams and get sponsors."
In doing so, Greg Pastor said, Mon Valley United would enhance and advance its primary goal of perpetuating the long and storied legacy of men's soccer in this region, a history that began at the turn of the last century..
"There was a time every town in this area had soccer teams," Pastor said. "There were clubs in Roscoe, Stockdale, Dunlevy, Charleroi, Monongahela, Van Voorhis, Gallatin, Hazel Kirk, Elizabeth, Courtney, Bentleyville, Donora, New Eagle, Monessen and West Newton, just to name a few. The men who played on those teams were among the best in western Pennsylvania. They laid the foundation for a tradition that continued for nearly 100 years, and we would like to build on that again."
Pastor's brother John offered similar thoughts.
"Our Mon Valley United teams evolved from the great clubs in Gallatin," John said. "Initially, we played under the Elizabeth banner and had enough players to field two teams. Players from other towns eventually came into the fold and there were some outstanding teams in the GPSL and WPASL as recently as the past 10 to 20 years. But there has been a dearth of young players the past few years and we're trying to stimulate interest and bring them back."
The experience factor among the four men striving to do that is emphasized with credentials that show they have a combined ledger of nearly 100 years as players and/or coaches.
Dei Cas, 58, is in his third year as assistant coach of the St. Vincent College men's team. Prior to joining veteran SVC head coach Keith Harmon, a Monongahela native, Dei Cas was head men's coach at Waynesburg College for five years and was Monessen High School's girls' soccer coach from 1994 through 2004.
A graduate of West Virginia University, Dei Cas has coached youth, travel and cup soccer teams, is a member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and holds a United States Soccer Federation "B" License.
While at WVU he competed in soccer and wrestling for two years. After graduating from college in 1976 with a degree in civil engineering, he played for Dunlevy in the Keystone League for three years. He returned to the Redbirds in 1993. Most recently, he has played for Mon Valley United in the Pittsburgh Masters League and also in the Fayette County Independent League.
Dei Cas and the Pastors all have long histories of involvement with soccer on various levels.
John Pastor is an "elder statesman" in western Pennsylvania soccer circles. He is one of only 12 persons inducted into the Founders Clubs of PA West Soccer Association Adult Soccer and he played for PA West in five Veterans Cup national tournaments.
Krempasky, also is no stranger to adult soccer leagues in the region.
A 1984 graduate of Ringgold High School, returned to the area after playing soccer at Robert Morris and began playing for one of the two GPSL teams based in Dunlevy.
"We got to the point where most of the guys on our Dunlevy were all from Monongahela, so we decided to form our own team," said Krempasky, who managed, coached and sponsored the newly-formed team. "Danny Appolonia was a big help in keeping everything organized."
After nearly a decade of running that gamut, Krempasky was ready for a break.
"I just wanted to be a player again," he said. "About that time, I ran into Ronnie Lupori of Dunlevy, whom I had known from the time we were kids playing in the Mon Valley Youth League. He told me about the Over-30 team John (Pastor) was running across the river in Gallatin. They were looking for players, so Danny, Ron Fransko and I joined them. We won the division championship in 2001."
Pastor also noted that the Mon Valley United roster has included but not been limited to these area players over the years: Frank Pascarella, Nick Pascarella, Rick Boysen, Rick Glover, Tim Jaki, Frank Perez, Eric Agostoni, Paul Sasko, Jeff Nartowicz, Erik Naylor, T.J.Mattey, Bob Duritza, Eugene Marraccini, Brett Dolfi, Mark Tuccelli, Bill Marsich, Dennis Laskey, Lew DiBernardi, Tom Villella, Dave King, Darrin Lupori, Luke Paglia, Vince Russell, George Watkins, Joe Bosley, Jeff Soles, Chris Duda.
"That's just the tip of the iceberg," Pastor said. "A number of our players also have come from other areas, as well as several who played for Dennis (Laskey) at California University of Pennsylvania. A number of those who have played here also have become successful coaches."
Dei Cas agreed and said there is "still an abundance of young players" in the area.
"Most of those men came from the 80s and 90s," he said. "But the talent developed in this area traces its roots back to the 1960s with the outstanding junior league teams coached by Dan Haywood in Dunlevy and similar teams in such places as Van Voorhis and Roscoe. When Dennis Laskey and Jack Jacobs organized the Mon Valley Youth League in the late 1970s, that was the start of the modern era of the younger players. Many of those kids became the high school standouts of the 1980s and 1990s in the Valley. Others who played key roles in the development of those players included John Conte at Ringgold, Ed Corona and Tom Villella at Charleroi. Joe Anders and Ronald Rossi in the Belle Vernon Area and Tom DeRosa and Nick Pascarella at Elizabeth Forward."
Dei Cas said he and the others with Mon Valley United, which won the PA West championship in 2010, are eager to recruit the younger players of the past 10 to 15 years to return to the game with teams in this area.
"We know there's a good pool of players and that they want to compete," he said. "They play in the summer league in Uniontown and we're convinced they could hold their own in the GPSL or the WPASL."
The Greater Pittsburgh Soccer League is an Over-19 organization, an open unit with no age limits that has some 30 teams competing in two divisions. The Over-30 men play in the West Penn Adult Soccer Association, in which Mon Valley United teams enjoyed success for several years. The Pittsburgh Master Soccer League has over 20 teams in three divisions for the Over-40 player. A Pittsburgh Super masters league also exists for Over-50 players.
"We are primarily reaching out to the younger players to form teams in the GPSL or the Over-30 leagues," he said. "But we also would be interested in anyone who wants to join the Over-40 or Over-50 teams. We will extend help to them in any way they might need it."
Players interested in the Mon Valley United offer should contact Dei Cas at 724-797-1832 or email@example.com for more information.


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LISTEN: Justin Bieber and Tyga team up for 'Wait For A Minute'
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Justin Bieber has another released a new collaboration in the middle of his "#Music Mondays" campaign. "Wait For A Minute," featuring Tyga is the latest from the star.
"Wait For A Minute" was released on iTunes shortly after Justin's "Hold Tight." Both songs entered the top five on iTunes charts by mid-week, but neither managed to top it. The first two songs from the social media campaign, however reached number one within hours of their midnight release.
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You may need to subpoena a witness if:
Note: You do not have to pay anything if your witness does not ask for money. But you should have the money with you at court in case the witness asks for the fees. Form SC-107 lets the witness know that they have a right to these fees, so the witness may ask for the money in front of the judge.


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The Oracle website states "The Instant Client feature makes it extremely easy to deploy OCI, Oracle C++ Call Interface (OCCI), Open Database Connectivity (ODBC), and JDBC-OCI based customer applications, by eliminating the need for an Oracle home. The storage space requirement of a JDBC OCI application running in the Instant Client mode is significantly reduced compared to the same application running on a full client-side installation. The Instant Client shared libraries occupy only about one-fourth the disk space used by a full client installation."
Seems it allows for clients with limited storage capacity/capabilities to connect to larger databases that can store the information.
OAT (Oracle Auditing Tools) - is a set of tools which can be used to audit Oracle databases running on the Microsoft Windows platform, is part of the the BT|2 tool set
so if you plan to use it then might wanna keep the instantclient


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Feminism | Posted by Sara Wong on 07/24/2013
On Being 'Friends With Benefits'
The tricky thing about friends with benefits is that the lines you painstakingly set up get blurred so quickly; before you know it, there are no longer any lines discerning black from white — it is all just a pale shade of grey. You question all your emotions and when you start doing that, nothing is simple anymore. You constantly have to stop and think — the spontaneity that was once so attractive disappears. As the feelings increase, so does the hesitancy. And for me, the only time I felt truly comfortable was during sex, because we did not need to say a word. Too bad sex can't last forever.
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Public University presidents rake in millions
(NEWSER) – Last year, four public university presidents boasted compensation of more than $1 million, a study finds. At the top: Graham Spanier, the former Penn State president driven out by the Jerry Sandusky sex abusescandal. Spanier made $2.9 million in the 2011-2012 fiscal year; part of that was his $1.2 million severance pay, theNew York Times reports. "The fact that Graham Spanier turns out to be the highest paid president in the country says something about the nature of compensation packages for people who leave under a cloud," says a reporter for the Chronicle of Higher Education, which conducted the study.


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It did not really need Donald Trump's endorsement for world number one Rory McIlroy to know that his seven-under-par 65 at the WGC-Cadillac Championship at Doral on Sunday was a fine way to end a difficult week.
While the property magnate and owner of the Blue Monster course characteristically bustled into McIlroy's chat with the media to declare "good job, he's tough", the Northern Irishman had already glanced at the leaderboard and seen himself inside the top 10 as he walked off the 18th green.
The PGA National course at Palm Beach Gardens may only be 85 miles from Doral and his mid-round walk-off there at the Honda Classic was just nine days ago, but that incident seemed almost distant history on Sunday.
"A day like today felt a long way away if I am honest. That has been one of my problems - I always think when I am playing bad that it is further away than it is," he said.
After missing the cut in his two stroke-play tournaments so far this year, including his much-publicised withdrawal last week, McIlroy's confident demeanour was once again evident.
He had started the final round tied in 30th place, three-under for the tournament, but produced a bogey-free round, starting with an eagle on the first, featuring five birdies and ending with a 12-foot putt to save par on the 18th.
The numbers said all that needed to be said, but McIlroy was more than happy to expand.
"It was pleasing to see some of the shots I hit out there and being able to convert some of them on the greens too," McIlroy, who ended up 10 under par, told reporters.
"It was a good score out there and there are a lot of positive signs going into the next few weeks."
McIlroy might not be back to his very best, the kind of effortless golf that he played in running away with last year's PGA Championship, but this was his finest round of the year.
He said his swing problems were largely resolved in a Thursday night range session.
"I felt, just keep doing this, keep doing the rehearsals. I had a good range session then went out Friday, played a lot better and continued that over the weekend," he said.
After a week which began with apologies for his behaviour, talk of toothache and denials of any problems in his personal life, his mood was back to upbeat to the delight of his young fans, who screamed his name as he went to sign his card.
"I probably wear my heart on my sleeve with my golf. If I have a bad round, it's sort of like the end of the world but if I play a good one, I'm happy again," he said.
"That's just the way it goes. I was pretty down about my game coming into this week but a few days like I've played and it does my confidence the world of good," he said.
With the Masters a month way, McIlroy still has plenty of work to do and will play the Houston Open on March 25. He plans to devote the rest of his time to work on the range and a little R&R with his tennis star girlfriend, Caroline Wozniacki.
"I'll practice as hard as I can," he said, before reflecting on the main lesson he had learned from one of his toughest weeks in the sport - the need to stay calm when facing adversity.
"I just have to stay patient and let whatever happens, happen and know that if I put in the hard work that the results will bear fruit - whether that is sooner or later, it doesn't really matter."


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Our library is extremely fortunate to be well funded. What this means for the librarians that are responsible for collection development is that we are able to buy lots of amazing books. We look everywhere to find the best materials: reviews, purchase alerts, suggestions, and sometimes we just go fishing for the best books on subjects we see a need to develop in our collection.
In Adult, each librarian has a section of the library she is responsible for, one of mine is the 500s, which can be boiled down to science and math. In school I was never a math or science buff. Though, I really did enjoy chemistry because my teacher let us mix chemicals that made the science wing smell vile. Oh the stench of rotten eggs to an eleventh grader! However, I have to say that ordering science books has given me a new appreciation for the subject.
What a Plant Knows by Daniel Chamovitz
These books aren't your school textbook type of science, they are exciting and interesting. They are written by people who are passionate about a subject and want to share their knowledge with the world. Unfortunately, they are not highly sought-after and are sometimes forgotten once they leave the new book collection. I'd like to give some recent purchases a little nudge, put them into the light if you will. Though I haven't had the opportunity to read many of them, I do hope you will pick one up and enjoy it.
interest in good books
I really like The Series of Unfortunate Events, but a lot of people in my class thought it was boring. Does anyone know some books that are as interesting as The Series of Unfortunate Events like The Tail of Emily Windsnap.
Hi Becky! If you like a Series of Unfortunate Events or the Tail of Emily Windsnap, you might be interested in The Books of Elsewhere by Jacqueline West, or the Children of the Red King series by Jenny Nimmo. If you stop in the Children's Room, I am happy to help you find a series that you're interested in.
Thanks! Emily Miranda, Supervisor of Children's Services


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Garlic Pasta with Artichokes Sundried Tomatoes and Toasted Almonds
14 oz jar marinated drained and washed artichoke hearts chopped
1/2 cup sundried tomatoes well drained reserving oil
1/4 cup chopped roasted pepper
1 cup toasted almonds ( sauteed in a heated pan on top of stove, cool set aside.)
1 teaspoon fresh lemon zest
2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice seeds removed
freshly ground black pepper to taste
1 teaspoon minced garlic
1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
2 tablespoons olive oil
pinch of cayenne pepper
Italian Style bread crumbs
Cook pasta to al dente. Drain set aside. Place the cut marinated artichoke hearts, the chopped sun-dried tomatoes, the toasted almonds, and lemon zest in a large bowl.
Add the pasta into the bowl with the artichoke hearts, peppers and sun-dried tomatoes. Sprinkle lemon juice, parsley, and black pepper, spice had herbs over the pasta, toss to mix. Add 1 to 2 tablespoons of the sun-dried tomato oil in a small fry pan, saute garlic 2 minutes. Add to the pasta along with 1-2 tablespoons of olive oil. Toss all together and serve. Sprinkle with bread crumbs.
19 comments:
- Cookin' Canuck said...
Wow, this is absolutely packed with flavor. I adore both artichoke hearts and sun-dried tomatoes, and can imagine that they really brighten up this pasta dish.
- June 6, 2012 at 12:07 AM
- Angie's Recipes said...
A lovely and flavourful pasta meal.
- June 6, 2012 at 12:12 AM
- Federica said...
Your paste looks amazing dear :) I love all the ingredients you used. Bye, have a nice day
- June 6, 2012 at 12:34 AM
- Connie said...
oh my goodness . . . I am drooling on my keyboard. Yum!!!
Connie :)
- June 6, 2012 at 3:22 AM
- Tina Bk said...
This looks so tasty, Claudia! When I see dishes like this, it leaves me thinking that your neighbors are counting the days for you to host a dinner party! How great would it be to be in that circle of friends? Another delicious recipe, keep them coming!
- June 6, 2012 at 5:00 AM
- Greg said...
This looks awesome. I want this pasta. Can I have a bite l? Please!
- June 6, 2012 at 7:41 AM
- Greg said...
This looks awesome. I want this pasta. Can I have a bite l? Please!
- June 6, 2012 at 7:41 AM
- Karen (Back Road Journal) said...
Such an interesting pasta recipe. The almonds must give so much flavor to the dish.
- June 6, 2012 at 8:20 AM
- speedy70 said...
bravissima, è un piacere conoscerti, mi aggiungo ai tuoi lettori, dall'Italia! Passa a trovarmi, un abbraccio!
- June 6, 2012 at 9:23 AM
- Cucina49 said...
This is a delicious-looking vegetarian pasta! I bet the almonds give this a nice bit of crunch.
- June 6, 2012 at 12:00 PM
- Elisabeth said...
Wow, Claudia, I love, love, your creamy and amazing pasta, with the gratin topping. I'm so pinning this!
I see you have a new Italian friend, who is happy to meet you!
- June 6, 2012 at 1:08 PM
- FABBY'S LIVING said...
OMG! I'm drooling and it's 1pm around here!! Sooo hungry, but I'd love this dish asap! Veggies and almonds, my cuppa tea for sure. Thank you for sharing, I'm so pinning it. Thanks for your lovely visit, I so love it. Hugs,
- June 6, 2012 at 2:01 PM
- Alida said...
Looks so good. I'd love a bite. I too wish we were living closer!
- June 6, 2012 at 5:54 PM
- Reeni said...
I love everything about this pasta! I wish it was my dinner!
- June 6, 2012 at 7:04 PM
- Maureen @ Orgasmic Chef said...
Love the combination of flavors in this dish. Hubby doesn't like pasta much so I really crave a dish like this.
- June 6, 2012 at 9:17 PM
- Catherine said...
Dear Claudia, All of the ingredients I love. I am sure this was delicious. Blessings dear. Catherine xo
- June 6, 2012 at 10:33 PM
- Claudia said...
You just proved the most wonderful thing about pasta - it marries so well with so many ingredients and ties them up delivering the best dinner to your table!
- June 7, 2012 at 5:54 PM
- Magic of Spice said...
What a flavorful pasta dish, looks scrumptious and it's making me hungry!
- June 8, 2012 at 1:27 PM
- Bo said...
This sounds delicious! I love everything in it!
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b. Arthrogram: This is a procedure where a dye that can be seen by X-ray is placed into the hip joint to determine the shape of the ball part of hip joint (femoral head) and whether the femoral head is covered (contained) by the socket part of the hip joint (acetabulum). Usually, this minor procedure is performed with the patient asleep or sedated.
c. Bisphosphonate therapy: bisphosphonates are drugs used to preserve bone in conditions such as osteoporosis, malignancy induced bone resorption, Paget's disease of the bone, and osteogenesis imperfecta. Its use in treating children with Perthes disease is not established.
d. Dysplasia: This term refers to the abnormal development of the acetabulum and/ or femoral head.
e. Femoral head: ball part of the hip joint
f. Growth plate cartilage and the growth plate: The growth plate is a specialized cartilaginous tissue where growth of bone takes place. The proximal femoral growth plate is located just beneath the femoral head and can be affected to variable degrees by Perthes disease. This growth plate produces growth of the femoral neck. The femoral head also grows as a round structure and this comes from the growth plate cartilage surrounding the bony part of the femoral head. This cartilage is also affected by Perthes disease. No growth of the bony part of the femoral head (often called the ossific nucleus or the secondary center of ossification) is one of the earliest X-ray signs of Perthes disease.
g. Leg-length discrepancy: The difference between the lengths of one leg and the other. In some patients with Perthes disease, the affected leg can be short (usually not more than an inch).
h. Necrosis: refers to extensive cell death in general; Osteonecrosis refers to bone death.
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j. Osteoblasts: These are one of the cell types involved in the healing process. These cells make new bone to build up the femoral head. They contribute to bone formation in the "reossification" stage of the disease.
k. Osteoclasts: These are one of the cell types involved in the healing process. These cells remove bone. They contribute to bone loss and weakening of the femoral head in the "resorptive" or "fragmentation" stage of the disease.
l. Osteotomy: This is a surgical procedure where a bone is cut to shorten, lengthen or change its alignment.
m. Range of motion: Checking for hip joint movement in various directions to see if the hip motion is affected. In Perthes disease, a decrease in hip abduction (to spread out the leg) is one of the earliest movements to decrease or to become restricted.
n. Referred pain: Pain perceived as originating at a certain site but actually originating from somewhere else. In Perthes disease, some patients complain of knee or thigh pain instead of hip pain. This can cause confusion in the source of pain, and X-rays and MRIs of the knee are often performed instead of the hip joint, delaying the diagnosis.
o. Resorption: This is a process of removing the dead bone by osteoclasts. The resorptive stage of the disease usually follows the initial stage and is marked by a fragmented, disorganized appearance of the femoral head with areas showing bone removal.
p. Subluxation: when the ball part of the hip joint begins to slide out partly from the socket, it is called subluxation. This is seen on x-rays in some patients with Perthes disease. The hip joint does not come out completely. Subluxation may be due to femoral head collapse/flattening with a mismatch of the femoral head and its socket. It can also be accentuated by more bone being formed on the lateral, extruded part of the femoral head cartilage.
q. Tenotomy: surgically lengthening or releasing a tendon that is tight to improve hip joint motion. In some patients with Perthes disease, muscles that bring the leg in (adduction) called hip adductors can get tight and prevent the leg from being abducted (i.e. bring the leg out). If the abduction movement is lost, the hip adductors may need to be lengthened, and this surgical procedure is called adductor tenotomy.
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