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This weeks Wordy Wednesday word is;
- Incorporeal
- Having no material body
- Immaterial
Asomatous came from the Latin word Asomatus which in turn derived from the Greek word Asomatos, which meant roughly 'disembodied, incorporeal'. Asomatous would have entered the English language sometime in the mid 1700's.
'He stared at the thing in front of him, unbridled terror fixing his feet to the floor and refusing to let him move. The thing, whatever it was, was huge, towering up till it almost touched the ceiling, and it's strange asomatous form seemed to almost waver or wobble in the air.'
Can you use this word in a short piece of prose, flash fiction or poetry?
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R-E-S-P-E-C-T! Find out what it means to me!
And what it means to me is apparently not what it means to some of the students at my school.
When discussing what teachers can do to show respect, I saw some interesting responses about what teacher "disrespect" means. Apparently, it means that the teachers will not accept loads of late work from students, will not let them go to the bathroom whenever they want, get annoyed when they have to repeat directions or information too many times, make them change their clothes when they do not meet dress code, and don't give them points for "just trying."
Okay. Guilty, guilty, guilty, oh God YES am I guilty, guilty, and-- GUILTY!
Now, before I get too worked up about this, there are plenty of other kids who say they just want us to teach them.
And lately, when I have asked kids to pick up after themselves or put their IDs on, I have actually been usually greeted with a pleasant, "Yes, ma'am," or "Sorry, ma'am!" By golly, it's been a while since I've heard that more than a few times in a year. When I'm on cafeteria duty, kids and I point and wave at each other and slap shoulders. I was actually applauded by an entire lunch line when I gently but firmly guided a cutter to the verrrrrry back. There were what our Victorian friends would refer to a "huzzahs," even. And my young miscreant went good-naturedly as he was cast into the abyss.
I think showing kids respect means acting like they are capable and expecting them to do their best. It means being reasonable and understanding in an emergency, but holding them to account when they aren't doing what they should. It means not screaming at them, and it means using a pleasant tone and a kind word before bringing out the fist of steel in the velvet glove.
I'm puzzled by this definition. It is held by more than one kid. What do you think?

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The New and Expectant Moms group meets monthly at a member's home or resturaunt to share advice and experiences as well as enjoy an evening out of the house. Please contact Becki O' Hara for more information on the new mom dinners and Brooke Biery for membership information.
Our club maintains a "preemie closet" of clothes for our newest little blessings. If you have need of preemie clothes and are a member contact Danielle Bernth and we will arrange to get clothes to you.
The Article below is from The State Paper, Monday, October 8th 2007
Bertram Rantin
News Columnist
(803) 771-8306
A baby boy here. A twin sister there. Matching outfits in every corner. Some crawlers. Some criers — and all under one roof.
For years, members of the Columbia Area Mothers of Twins Club have been sharing the joys and challenges of raising multiple siblings. On Saturday many from the group brought their young ones out for a group play date in the Irmo area.
"This is the first time we have been brave enough to bring all the babies to one house," said Kathy Johnson, one of several mothers of twins gathered at the home of club member Jillian Fuller.
Saturday's outing is among several events sponsored by the Mothers of Twins Club, which has been offering fellowship, support and special activities for mothers of twins (or more) since 1976. The group started with seven mothers and today has about 150. It is open to all women in the area who have had or are expecting multiple births.
Saturday, members of the club's new mothers group — which ranges from expectant mothers to those with children up to 1 year old — assembled with their babies for some tot-sized interaction.
"It's a little crazy," Tracy Ervin of Irmo said. "We all talk about our kids so much, it's nice to finally bring them all together."
Fuller — who has been a club member since her twins, Jack and Kensley, were born a few months ago — said the club has provided an ideal outlet for mothers facing similar situations.
"We meet once a month and discuss all of the issues involved (with raising multiples)," she said. "You've got two that need the same thing at the same time. That's the challenge."
Along with the monthly discussion groups, the club provides meals and transportation for new mothers, brings in regular guest speakers and holds twice-a-year gently used clothing sales — in pairs, of course. At other times throughout the year, there are special family gatherings including a harvest festival, Christmas party and Easter egg hunt.
For Lexington's Julie McDowell, such events are a nice diversion from the roughly 16 bottles and 20 diapers her 6-month-old daughters, Whitlie and Weslen, require each day.
"When I see people out in public with twins, I say 'you have got to join this club,'" McDowell said.
Amanda Hill of Northeast Richland was at Saturday's new moms event with her twin daughters, Olivia and Katie-Grace. She said she finds comfort in being with other mothers facing the same challenges.
"They're definitely the people that understand what you are going through, but it's also an outlet," Hill said.
Club mothers say while there are challenges, raising twins has benefits as well.
"They definitely come across (the concept of) sharing and 'you're not the only baby in the world' a lot sooner than most kids do," Johnson said.


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Category Archives: Events
Yes We Can Can 2011-Happy New Year.
To say that this party is legendary is an understatement. It's been my chosen way of setting off the new Hip Hop year since the mid 1990's. Happy Birthday to Crazy Legs and Danny Castro. Thanks for keeping the tradition going.
The food drive aspect is serious, so don't forget your canned goods or you'll probably be sent to the nearest bodega by the bouncers.
James Brown and Frosty Freeze Rip.
Ego Trippin.
Ahh the guys behind my favorite Hip Hop magazine are still making moves behind the scenes. Albums, books, movie screenings, etc, they stay busy. It was hard to co-sign that White Rapper show, but if you read their Big Book Of Racism and the Big Book of Rap Lists, then maybe it's easier to see the connection to the project. Although without that show, how would we have learned about the Ghetto Revival?
Peace to Sacha Jenkins. Saw him at the Piecebook Reloded signing at that spot on Church Ave, BK earlier this year. Chill dude.
Also peace to my cousin Shaun, Dek 2dx, Keo, Chino Byi, Ted Bawno, Solace and Payjay, UEND, and Meyhem Lauren.
Rock and Roll Got Soul.
Upcoming Event: Helter Skelter – Monday Sept. 20th, 2010 @ The God Hour.
If you're down with the Rock and Roll action, check out my TCK Brothers Chris Maestro and Bonafide Rojas (whom we last spoke of here) as they take over Camaradas in Spanish Harlem for the evening. Toss back a few Sangria's and buy some Mojito's for your wifey. It should be a good party and an educational time. It's only 5 rocks to get in so make it happen.
Big Daddy Kane on the Lunch Breaks Show
Peace to Legs and Dstroy. You might even see me in the chat room mixing it up with the party people.
Shout out to TCK, DYM, 5MH, YNN Crews and The Arsonists.
Cortes Solo Show.
Mr. Cortes is All About Art.
His artwork has been one of my personal inspirations since the early 1990's when I first came across his Graffiti masterwork along with partner Greed on Tilden High School's handball courts in Brooklyn which was a living art gallery. My full thoughts on Tilden and how big of an influence it was on me will come at a later time.
Along with his excellent Graffiti talent, Mr. Cortes has amassed an impressive and diverse portfolio of mainstream jobs that while high profile never once seem forced or sacrifice his artistic sensibility. His talent lies in his ability to always show the honesty of life and death while being able to illustrate feelings without appearing cheesy.
Regardless of the outlet (Art, Music Videos, Album Covers, Walls, Flashback Magazine) the guy always brings his A game….or rather his A3 game.
Anyway, check out the show, Joe.
Toma Thursdays.
$5 rocks to get in, busty bartender, chill vibe, serious dance beats, LARGE Sangria's and Legs on the cut, cut.


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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Butter a 9-by-13-inch baking dish.
In a large skillet set over medium-high heat, cook the sausage, breaking it up with the back of a spoon, until browned through, about 5 minutes. Add the celery, leeks, apples and pears and cook, stirring, until fragrant and softened, about 5 minutes. Stir in the parsley, sage, thyme, salt and pepper and cook for 1 more minute. Add the chicken broth and scrape up any brown bits that have formed on the bottom of the skillet, cooking for an additional minute. Remove from the heat and cool slightly.
In a large bowl, combine the stuffing and cooled sausage mixture. Add the cranberries and eggs and mix well. Transfer the mixture to the prepared baking dish.
Bake until golden brown on top, 30 to 35 minutes. Let cool 5 to 10 minutes. Top with additional parsley and serve.


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Uniform Complaint ProceduresThe responsibilities of the complainant, the local educational agency, and the California Department of Education according to California Code of Regulations, Title 5, sections 4600-4687.
Local Control
Many concerns are the responsibility of local educational agencies (LEAs), including the hiring and evaluation of staff, employee relations, selection/provision of textbooks and materials, pupil discipline, provision of core curricula subjects, homework policies and practices, and dress codes and school uniforms. Every county office of education, district, and charter school governing board are required to have established local complaint policies that describe the procedures that must be followed to resolve complaints. Copies of complaint policies and procedures are available at county offices of education, district offices, or charter school offices. Many LEAs post their policies and procedures on their Web sites.
Uniform Complaint Procedures
Some matters lie within the Uniform Complaint Procedures (UCP) scope. Federal and state laws and regulations specify which programs and issues do. Not all complaints are within the scope of the UCP, even if they involve alleged violations of law. The issues that may involve filing a complaint under the UCP can be found in the UCP Pamphlet below.
UCP Resources
Uniform Complaint Procedures (UCP) Pamphlet [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/documents/ucppamphlet201902.docx] (DOCX; Posted 18-Mar-2019)
Translations of the UCP Pamphlet [http://inet2.cde.ca.gov/cmd/translatedparentaldoc.aspx?docid=10110-10126]
Contacts for Programs and Services Covered Under the Uniform Complaint Procedures [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/ucpcontacts.asp]
What is a complaint?
A complaint is a written and signed statement alleging a violation of federal or state laws or regulations, which may include an allegation of unlawful discrimination, harassment, intimidation, or bullying. If the complainant is unable to put the complaint in writing, due to conditions such as a disability or illiteracy, the agency shall assist the complainant in the filing of the complaint.
UCP Complaints
A complaint regarding the violation of specific federal and state programs that use categorical funds such as Adult Education, After School Education and Safety, Agricultural Vocational Education, American Indian Education Centers, American Indian Early Childhood Education, Career Technical Education, Child Care and Development, Consolidated Categorical Aid, Foster Youth Services, Local Control Funding Formula and Local Control Accountability Plans, Migrant Education, Nutrition Services, Regional Occupational Centers, School Facilities, Special Education, Tobacco-Use Prevention Education, and Unlawful Pupil Fees are considered UCP complaints. UCP complaints are filed with the district superintendent or their designee.
Contacts for programs and subjects covered under the UCP can be found on the UCP Contacts Web page [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/ucpcontacts.asp].
Williams Complaints
A Williams Complaint, another type of UCP complaint, regards instructional materials, emergency or urgent facilities conditions that pose a threat to the health and safety of pupils, and teacher vacancy or misassignment and may be filed anonymously. Williams Complaints are filed with the principal, or their designee, of the school in which the complaint arises. Schools have complaint forms available for these types of complaints, but will not reject a complaint if the form is not used as long as the complaint is submitted in writing.
If a Williams Complaint requirement is allegedly not being met, a Williams Complaint form may be obtained at a school office, an agency/district office, or by clicking on the CDE web page to obtain a sample Williams Complaint form [http://staging.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/documents/ucp6wlmfrm21819.pdf].
How do I file a complaint?
What is an appeal?
If a complainant receives an LEA decision on a matter within the scope of the UCP and believes it is incorrect as a matter of fact or law, they have 15 calendar days to file a written appeal to the CDE. In their appeal, they must specify the reason for the appeal and whether the LEA's facts are incorrect and/or the law is misapplied. The appeal packet must contain a copy of the original complaint to the LEA and a copy of the LEA's decision.
Programs and Subjects Within UCP Scope
Contacts for programs and services covered under the UCP can be found on the UCP Contacts Web page.
For complaint and appeal processing information relating to the programs listed below, click the following links:
- Adult Education
- After School Education and Safety [http://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/ba/as/index.asp]
- Agricultural Vocational Education
- American Indian Education Centers and American Indian Early Childhood Education Program Assessments
- Career Technical Education
- Child Care and Development Programs [http://www.cde.ca.gov/sp/cd/op/cdprograms.asp]
- Discrimination, Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying - Resolution of Discrimination/Harassment Complaint [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/di/eo/complaint.asp]
- Foster Youth Services
- Local Control Funding Formula and Local Control Accountability Plans [http://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/aa/lc/lcffandtheucp.asp]
- Migrant Education
- Nutrition Services - USDA Civil Rights [http://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/nu/cr/]
- Regional Occupational Centers and Programs
- School Facilities - Williams Facilities Complaints and Appeals [http://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/fa/sf/williamsappeal.asp]
- Special Education - Complaint Process [http://www.cde.ca.gov/sp/se/qa/cmplntproc.asp]
The special education complaint process with federal and state law resource links.
- Tobacco-Use Prevention Education Program
Consolidated Categorical Programs and Unlawful Pupil Fees
- Consolidated Categorical Programs Appeals [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/ccpappeals.asp]
- Unlawful Pupil Fees Appeals [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/upfappeals.asp]
The CPCM Office utilizes the UCP, as written in California Code of Regulations, Title 5 sections 4600-4687 and California Education Code sections 49010-49013, to process appeals regarding unlawful pupil fees.
For additional information regarding the UCP and consolidated categorical programs and unlawful pupil fees, please use the Appeal Assistance Form [https://www3.cde.ca.gov/ucpemail/].
Uniform Complaint Procedures Monitoring [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/ucpmonitoring.asp]
The CDE monitors local educational agencies (LEAs) for compliance with state and federal laws related to the Uniform Complaint Procedures (UCP) through compliance monitoring [http://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/cr/].
Training Resources
Training resources on complaints, appeals, monitoring, and unlawful pupil fees are available for viewing on the UCP Training Web page [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/ucptraining.asp].
FAQs for Parents and Guardians
- What is a UCP complaint?
A UCP complaint is a written and signed statement alleging a violation of select federal and state laws. Please see the UCP Pamphlet [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/documents/ucppamphlet201902.docx] (DOCX) for additional information.
- How do I file a complaint?
File a written complaint by following the steps described in your LEA's complaint procedures. Please see the CDE FAQ [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/di/fq/index.asp#Complaints] to find out how and where to file complaints on different subjects.
- What areas are covered by the UCP?
Select federal and state laws governing educational programs are covered by the UCP. Please see the UCP Pamphlet [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/documents/ucppamphlet201902.docx] (DOCX) for additional information.
- How do I file a complaint that does not fall under the UCP?
Consult your LEA's local complaint procedures, as LEAs have discretion for determining how non-UCP complaints are processed.
- Where can I find my LEA's complaint procedures?
LEAs are required to annually provide notice to their students, employees, parents or guardians of their students, the district advisory committee, school advisory committees, appropriate private school officials, and other interested parties of their UCP. Many LEAs also include their complaint procedures on their Web sites or in a handbook they provide to students and their parents and guardians at the start of each new school year. You may also contact your school, district, or county office of education for more information. LEAs are required to make their complaint procedures available to you at no cost.
- How much time does the LEA have to respond to my complaint?
The LEA must conduct and complete an investigation of the complaint and prepare a written decision to a UCP complaint within 60 calendar days of the date of receipt. This time period may be extended by written agreement of the complainant.
- Am I required to give the LEA more time to respond to my complaint?
No. However, we encourage the local resolution of complaints and, at times, an extension is necessary in order for the LEA to do a thorough and complete investigation.
- What fees are LEAs allowed to charge?
A pupil enrolled in a public school is not required to pay any fee, deposit, or other charge not specifically authorized by law. Please view the Fiscal Management Advisory [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/lr/fm/index.asp] for additional information.
- My school does not have enough textbooks, what do I do?
Complaints regarding instructional materials, teacher vacancy, or missasignment and school facilities are handled locally. You may file a Williams complaint [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/index.asp?tabsection=0] about instructional materials with the principal at the school.
- My school has unsafe facilities, what do I do?
Complaints regarding instructional materials, teacher vacancy, or missasignment and school facilities are handled locally. You may file a Williams complaint [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/index.asp?tabsection=0] about facilities with the principal at the school.
- My school has a teacher vacancy issue, what do I do?
Complaints regarding instructional materials, teacher vacancy, or missasignment and school facilities are handled locally. You may file a Williams complaint [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/index.asp?tabsection=0] about teacher vacancy or misassignment with the principal at the school.
- What do I do if I disagree with an LEA's decision regarding a complaint?
If you believe the LEA decision is incorrect as a matter of fact or law, or they failed to address all of your concerns, you may file an appeal within 15 calendar days to the CDE. In the appeal, you must specify the reason for the appeal and whether the LEA's facts are incorrect and/or the law is misapplied. The appeal packet must contain a copy of the original complaint to the LEA and a copy of the LEA's decision. Please see Appeals [http://www.cde.ca.gov/re/cp/uc/index.asp?tabsection=1] for more information.
- What is the CDE's responsibility if it finds an LEA violated the law?
The CDE's responsibility is to ensure LEA compliance with select federal and state laws. If an LEA is found out of compliance, the CDE may require corrective action.


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Saturday = Pedal Power ride (63.4 miles). This could've been really awful but thanks to some good karma, it wasn't all THAT awful. I got practice in what to do when things aren't going exactly right.
Pedal Power Ride Recap
It all kind of started to derail when I felt my electrolyte container slip out of my pocket and bounce away (I had sentimental attachment to it, not to mention that it held all my electrolytes). Shortly thereafter, both my water bottles flew off the back of my bike as I crossed a cattle guard. Of course, the only safe place to stop was at the bottom of the hill, and I needed to make sure those bottles weren't going to be a problem for anyone else (not to mention I wanted my drinks), so I got to go back up the hill and retrieve them. This separated me from my hubby and Cathy; no problem, I'd just catch up at the next water stop. Uh, then my chain somehow came off on yet another cattle guard, so I stopped to fix that.
And then I came upon the guy changing his tire and I asked like always, "Do you need anything?" and do you know what? He did. Not only did he need my tire tool but it was obvious he had never changed a tire before. So I stayed and helped him (I didn't completely do it for him, because then he'd never learn). He was very thankful and this made me feel quite happy and I tried mightily to put time out of my mind. And then THE BIG HILL turned out to be right around the corner.
Oh dear me — I blame it on the fact that I was going from a basic standstill to the mother of them all, but gentle reader…I got off and walked my bike up that hill. It did enable me to help the lovely couple most of the way up get a nice couple's photo, so there came some more good karma, but man, did I feel like I sucked. And then I got back on the bike and really began to physically feel like crap; I thought I had a migraine coming on. My stomach was really putrid, and I was out of Nuun and Gatorade and only had Perpetuem to drink, which was making my stomach cramp up whenever I took a sip.
I just soldiered on, focusing on the next water stop, which would be where I could refuel and meet back up with the hubby and Cathy. I was imagining pouring water on my head and having a nice full bottle to drink from. When I finally rolled in, the aid station was out of everything but pickle juice. My stomach said no.
The rest of the ride was pretty much an exercise in getting from point A to point B when 1) I really didn't want to go and 2) I felt like shit. The giant blessing of the day was my hubby staying with me at the next water stop, where I was able to get water, some Coke and the most wonderful thing in the world: a cold wet towel. I stuffed it in my bosom. Aaaaahhhhh, relief! At the last water stop, the sweetest little Cub Scout in the world put nice cold water in my water bottle — he brought it over to me so I didn't even have to get off the bike! I was actually able to pull out a fairly decent final 10 miles or so.
I didn't think I'd be able to run at all but seeing Cathy already making her way through the run inspired me to just get the damn shoes on; I'd start out walking at least. Well, it turns out I could run…I managed it for 20 minutes. That was enough.
The positive was that I was able to work some good things out of things going badly. And I think I learned some valuable things.
Week 13: IM Training Totals
swim 1:56
bike 6:45
run 3:10
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Gani Lawal posts 20-20 as Meralco downs Columbian for first win
Tony Mitchell looks to make up for lost time as NLEX replaces Curtis Washington
Kojack Melegrito leads QC Junior Capitals to M-League playoffs
Will NLEX Road Warriors be called MHDPEX anytime soon? Yeng Guiao weighs in
Ex-Gin King Aris Dimaunahan looks forward to facing Ginebra, now as coach
Carlos Munoz's triumphant return for KBA highlights PBL opening weekend
Boyet Fernandez to be crowned with record-tying 5th Coach of the Year plum
Valandre Chauca, also-ran FamilyMart-Enderun send Ironcon-UST out of playoff race
Rondina, Arocha to be first-ever Collegiate PC/SportsVision Volleyball Player of the Year
Branrey Bienes' triple seals off CEU, punches Chadao-FEU's ticket to playoffs
JM Calma tows Valencia City-San Sebastian to Foundation Group top seed
Historic NU Lady Bulldogs to be honored during Chooks-to-Go Collegiate Awards
Go for Gold-CSB pummels McDavid to punch playoff ticket
Pons-Rodriguez seals three-peat for Petron, Rondina
Petron taps Dij Rodriguez as Pons' partner in PSL Challenge Cup
EJ Laure to make return with Foton Tornadoes
Stephanie Niemer finally recovers from 2016 heartbreak
Lindsay Stalzer remains undecided on future
Alyssa Valdez ready to defend PVL Reinforced crown but wary of stacked field
Myla Pablo raring to lead young Motolite
Jovelyn Gonzaga taking first tournament back slowly
Alyssa Valdez relishes surprise reunion with coach Tai Bundit
Dimdim Pacres steals the show with impromptu dance routine
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Deep WatersBook - 2007
The enemy has created a new sub that can dive deeper than ever before. Can Zac Power find the enemy and protect the top-secret information stored on the seabed?
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Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars
CRISM (Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars) searches for the residue of minerals that form in the presence of water, perhaps in association with ancient hot springs, thermal vents, lakes, or ponds that may have existed on the surface of Mars.
Spectrometer for Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
With the Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars (CRISM) instrument just above his head, a technician at NASA's Kennedy Space Center works on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft in July 2005.
Even though some landforms provide evidence that liquid water may have flowed on the surface of Mars long ago, evidence of mineral deposits created by long-term interaction between water and rock has been limited.
CRISM's visible and infrared spectrometers track regions on the dusty martian surface and map them at scales as small as 18 meters (60 feet) across, from an altitude of 300 kilometers (186 miles). CRISM reads the hundreds of "colors" in reflected sunlight to detect patterns that indicate certain minerals on the surface, including signature traces of past water.
The principal investigator (lead scientist) for CRISM is Scott Murchie from the Applied Physics Lab at Johns Hopkins University.
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At last, we've reached our first waypoint - it's the end of season one of Star Trek: The Original series! Our mission continues, but for now, we talk about the episode "Operation: Annihilate!" and all the wonders it contains. This is the one with the giant brain cells!
This time, we fail to meet Kirk's brother, some guy Icaruses himself, there's a whole lot of screaming from the Denevans, and the aliens just love to squeak. Spock gets brutally owned by a wobbly flying pancake, Bones blinds us with science, and Kirk has the least important nephew of all time.
Omnipotent beings: 8
Crew deaths this episode: 0
Crew deaths: 29 (Gold: 7, Blue: 5, Red: 6, Unknown Crew: 11)
Other deaths this episode: 2
Others: 49 + 1 Klingon ship (unknown number of crew)
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Thirteen men were killed when British troops opened fire on a group of demonstrators in the Bogside district of Londonderry on 30 January 1972.
The payments, which range from £250 to more than £16,500, were being made "in a spirit of goodwill and conciliation", the Ministry of Defence said.
But the victims' families say they were not seeking compensation, only to clear their relatives of the accusation they were gunmen and bombers.
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The riots followed a largely peaceful protest against the policy of internment without trial.
The mood began to deteriorate when some missiles were thrown at troops manning the security barriers and soldiers responded by charging the demonstrators.
The army opened fire, insisting it had been fired on first by two snipers in a nearby tower block.
But the protesters, who were supported by local catholic priest Father Edward Daly, said they were unarmed and most had their backs to the soldiers when the first shots were fired.
An inquiry by Lord Widgery in 1972 completely exonerated the army.
It said their firing had "bordered on the reckless" but there was no doubt they had been shot at first.
Catholic families rejected the inquiry's findings and demanded a fresh investigation.
Speaking after today's decision, Dr Daly, who is now Bishop of Londonderry, said: "I don't think one can put a financial value on a human life. Any life is priceless.
"The government statement says they accept the fact that it's been proved [the demonstrators] weren't carrying weapons but I would have preferred it if they had gone a step further and stated the full truth that these people were completely innocent."
The widow of one of the victims and mother of eight children, Mrs Ita McKinney, is to receive more than £13,000 from the government.
She said: "I will accept the money on behalf of my children. It will not make any difference to my life. I have lost my husband, things will still be the same."
Conservative MP John Biggs-Davison spoke out against the awards. He questioned whether relatives of troops injured in a similar situation would have received as much compensation.
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The relatives did accept the compensation money but they continued to fight for a fresh inquiry into the Bloody Sunday killings.
The family of Conservative MP John Biggs-Davison set up a memorial trust after his death in 1988 to help those who had suffered in Northern Ireland.
In December 1992 the Prime Minister John Major wrote to SDLP leader John Hume saying: "The government made clear in 1974 that those who were killed on 'Bloody Sunday' should be regarded as innocent of any allegation that they were shot whilst handling firearms or explosives. I hope that the families of those who died will accept that assurance."
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They All Want To Be Marilyn: 15 Monroe Imitators That Should Stuff It
By Agent Bedhead | Lists | November 30, 2011 |
By Agent Bedhead | Lists | November 30, 2011 |
These days, it's hard to believe that actresses and singers so proudly wear their Marilyn Monroe fixations on their shoulders (and in one case, their forearm). If I were a starlet (which, of course, I am not), I would probably deviate from the course and try to be anything but Marilyn. Nothing against the icon, but when everyone tries to be one person, it detracts from the original. Better to be different, which is far more daring than the Xerox versions that run amuck throughout Hollywood.
In that vein of thought, here's a quick rundown of the 15 most visible Marilyn Monroe imitators of recent years. Let's do this:
Michelle Williams: Perhaps this one shouldn't count as an "imitator" since Prisco dug the hell out her My Week With Marilyn performance. For this Monroe-in-drag Vogue spread, however, she looks like a poorly-styled copycat.
Katy Perry: News just arrived that Harvey Weinstein wants Perry to play Marilyn in the Broadway version of My Week With Marilyn. At the risk of sounding sexist, it sounds like Harvey just wants another notch on his belt. Watch out, Russell Brand?
Madonna: Perhaps Madge should get a little credit for being so bloody persistent in her everlasting homage to Marilyn. She's done so on a very frequent basis and most notoriously in her "Material Girl" video. Hilariously, Lady Gaga now copies Madge copying Marilyn.
Megan Fox: While Fox hasn't gone so far as to (publicly) dress in manner of Marilyn, I think that her dreadfully ugly Monroe tattoo does even further. Fortunately, a telltale tattoo fading led to Fox's admission that she was "over it" and was indeed removing the tattoo because Monroe was bipolar, and Megan didn't want that negative energy on her or some shit. Good for her.
Peaches Geldof: Bitch, please.
Lindsay Lohan: For whatever reason, Lohan was chosen to recreate "The Last Sitting" for New York Magazine. She also
wrote scribbled a fawning essay that made it into a Marilyn biography. Soon, she'll appear in a Monroe-themed Playboy shoot. Where will it end? The grave.
Christina Aguilera: This GQ photo was part of X-tina's promotional campaign for Back to Basics, so it sort of makes sense that she'd try to pull a Marilyn here. Also, she may very well have bathed in the process, which is always a plus.
Paris Hilton: Honestly, I don't even know where to begin here but to assume that perhaps Paris knew how ridiculous she and her rack appeared on the red carpet? It's like a cliché upon a cliché or, at the very least, two of them smooshed into the same push-up bra.
Scarlett Johansson: This image comes from a Dolce & Gabbana advertising campaign where ScarJo "channels" Marilyn. She looks good and, fortunately, never had to open her mouth past the vacant stare.
Charlize Theron: Perhaps Charlize was going for the "Most Boring Marilyn" ever. As in most of her other endeavors, she succeeds mightily here.
Anna Nicole Smith: This one was actually slightly successful at evoking a jokingly pin-up version of the quintessential blonde bombshell.
Hayden Panettiere: This photo was taken from a Vanity Fair spread, so it's fair to say that Hayden didn't intentionally beg to be styled this way, but who are we really kidding here?
AnnaLynne McCord: You do know who she is, right? Oh, never mind.
Britney Spears: Britney's been attempting to evoke a down home, Cheetos-loving Marilyn for quite some time now.
And she's still doing it as revealed from this stage shot of Brit's Femme Fatale tour.
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Artist Juliana Santacruz Herrera was fed up with Paris' pothole problem. So, like any upstanding citizen, she did something about it.
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MONAHANS, Jan. 23, 1997 - Monahans has been on a tear through district
3-3A. Tuesday night the Green added another mark to the win column with
a 68-51 victory over Alpine and last weeks win over Clint.
The boys remain the only unbeaten team as they headed into the second
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The Loboes came out strong with 21 points in the first quarter while
holding the Bucks to 17.
The second half was a defensive struggle. Both teams headed for the
locker room only putting seven points on the board.
Monahans picked up where they left off in the first. The Loboes
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Alpine to only 11.
The Green moved into the fourth with a 53.35 lead and coasted into win
over the Bucks 68-51.
The win keeps the Loboes in first as they head into Mt. Views this
"It's a nice way to win when you don't play your best," said Head Coach
John Curry, "but Clint is a good team."
Monahans came out strong going on an 11-0 run to open the game. THe
Lions were held scoreless until the 4:11 mark in the first while
allowing the Loboes nine.
The second open with the Green on top 20-13.
Monahans opened the second with solid defense and blinding ball movement
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Down the stretch the Green was too tough for the Lions. Clint suffered
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A mum ended up with her teeth embedded in her nose after she fell on her face at a Tough Mudder military-style endurance event.
Mum-of-two Carrie Price is still undergoing surgery after the incident on land at Holmbush Farm, Faygate, last year.
As well as breaking her jaw, Carrie says she has also lost her sense of taste and smell and is taking legal action against event organisers.
She says she wants to warn people about the dangers involved in such Tough Mudder events which are growing in popularity.
Carrie, who'd entered the five-mile Half Mudder obstacle race in Faygate last September, had completed the bulk of the course when the accident happened.
She said: "The last obstacle, Everest, was like a skate ramp that was between three to five metres high that you have to run up to reach the finish.
"You grab at the top and pull yourself up but, just before it, we'd been in a pool of water so it was virtually impossible to get a grip on anything.
"I went up the first time and fell so I tried again but fell on my face. I didn't realise how bad it was as I was just dazed at the bottom of the obstacle but then I held my hands out and saw blood pouring.
"Organisers stopped the participants behind me and they were all looking for my teeth which were later found embedded in my nose."
Carrie, 35, was treated by on-site medics and has since undergone a number of operations including one to put her teeth back in place, bone grafts which involved taking bone from her hip and putting it in her jaw, and an operation which involved ground-up cow bone being mixed with human bone to build up her mouth. "They're trying to build up my gums as I currently don't have any."
She saidthe accident and its aftermath had also been hard for her family. Her seven-year-old sone was doing the Mini Mudder event "so saw me after it happened and thought I was going to die."
Carrie said she didn't expect an easy ride when she signed up for the Half Mudder but says she didn't foresee being in pain nearly a year after competing.
Nicholas Hagi-Savva, a personal injury specialist at Slater and Gordon Solicitors who are handling Carrie's case said Carried "was a fit and healthy woman before she took part in this event. She regularly went to the gym and was prepared for the challenge ahead. She expected to come away with aching muscles and a few cuts and bruises but what has happened has completely changed her life."
A spokesman for Tough Mudder said: "The safety of Tough Mudder participants, spectators, volunteers and staff is our No. 1 priority.
"We constantly review procedures and protocols to minimize risk, but with any sporting and/or endurance event, there is always potential for risk of injury.
" Upon arrival at any Tough Mudder event, participants must acknowledge and sign a waiver that they fully understand those risks, and accept responsibility for any injuries as a result of those risks or of their physical condition upon entry.
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Hi my name is Andrew I have been training bjj since 2004. When I tried my first class I instantly fell in love with it. Bjj has allowed me to meet so many great people from around the world. And I wake up every day thinking about training. I recommend bjj for any one who wants to get in shape, have fun and meet new people all while learning one of the most effective martial arts in the world. I am currently a black belt under Black belt Leo Santos and a proud member of Nova Uniao Canada.
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Belt Tree
Mitsuyo Maeda => Carlos Gracie => CaLson Gracie => Andre Pederneiras => Osamu Abe => Mitsu Nakamura
– Campeonato Japones 2000 (White belt middle weight)- 1st
– Copa Infight 2002 (Blue belt mediam heavy weight) – 1st
– Copa Infight 2003 (Blue belt Open weight) – 2nd
– Copa Striple 2003 (Blue belt mediam heavy weight) – 1st
– Copa Striple 2004 (Purple belt mediam heavy weight) – 1st
– Gi amateur tornament 2004 (Purple belt Open weight) – 1st
– Campeonato Japones 2004 (Purple belt mediam heavy weight) – 3rd
– Copa Nova Uniao Japan 2005 (Purple belt Open weight) – 1st
– Gi amateur tornament 2005 (Purple belt Open weight) – 2nd
– All Japan BJJ open tournament 2007 (Purple belt Middle weight) – 2nd
Hi, I'm Mitsu from Tokyo, Japan. I have been training Brazilian Jiu-jitsu science 1998.
I started my career in Tokyo. I was not good at sports and hadn't done any sports seriously at the time. I was a big fan of martial arts but couldn't try because of my lack of athletic ability and fear of being injured.
Fortunately I was introduced to a bjj teacher who invited me to come and try a class. lucky for me i took him up on his offer and found that training bjj was what i was missing in my life. i have not stopped training since.
My first class of BJJ was really fun. And the teacher taught us that BJJ doesn't need power. I learned that technique can defeat power. I was absolutely charmed by BJJ.
I couldn't do 50 sit up's at the time, and was defeated by bigger/more powerful teammates everyday. However I could improve myself little by little and could be equally matched with them finally. I can do more than 500 sit up now.
Training bjj has allowed me to make many friends from around the world. I have lived/visited many countries with my gi in the past 16 years. USA, UK, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, China, Portugal, and Thailand…I have trained in many countries and got many friends.
I got a strong body, spirit, confidence, and many friends by BJJ. I want to share my great experience with many people.
Why don't you try BJJ with us?
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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Purple belt
– Bangkok Open 2012 (White belt/Middle): Bronze
– Copa de Bangkok 2015 (Blue belt/Middle Heavy): Bronze
– Bangkok Hanuman 2015 (Blue/Middle): Gold
– UAEJJF Trials Hong Kong (Blue/Middle): Gold
– Copa de Bangkok 2016 (Masters Blue/Middle): Gold
– Copa de Bangkok 2016 (Masters Blue/Absolute): Bronze (bye to team mate)
– Copa de Bangkok 2016 (Adult Blue/Middle): Gold
– Pan Asians 2016 (Masters Blue/Middle): Gold
– Pan Asians 2016 (Masters Blue/Absolute): Silver (bye to team mate)
– Pan Asians 2016 (Adult Blue/Middle): Gold
– Copa de Hong Kong 2016 (Masters Purple/Middle): Gold
– Dumau BKK 2016 (Masters Purple/Absolute): Gold
I started training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in mid-2012, after having my interest piqued years before from watching the original UFC's on VHS. I had no prior martial arts experience and found the first class confusing, uncomfortable, and probably the most fun I have had in a long time! I fell in love with the sport almost immediately. I find jiu jitsu is an intoxicating blend of rigorous physical activity mixed with high creativity and thought.
With work moving me between Thailand and Myanmar, I suddenly found myself in a country with no jiu jitsu club for long periods of time. To continue my love for the sport, I was forced into the unfamiliar role of teaching. Being able to share my passion for jiu jitsu has been particularly rewarding and has benefitted my own game tremendously.
Arete is an inclusive club with instructors that understand everybody is on a different path, whilst trying their best to challenge you every step of the way. The confidence and friendships gained on the mats continue far off it and I am proud to be part of the club.
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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Blue belt
Former Captain of the National Thai Judo Team
South East Asian Games Champion (2005, 2007, 2011)
Having started Judo at a very young age, it led to over a decade of intense Judo competition on the international circuit. Since retiring from competitive Judo, most of my prior passion and motivation is now directed towards teaching at all levels (from kids to beginners to advanced).
Due to a constant pursuit of knowledge to better my grappling game, Jiu Jitsu has been the most natural 'Art' for me do so for so many reasons. The two main reasons being, even with multiple injuries acquired over the years Jiu Jitsu with its diversity allows me to train and avoid further injury. Finally, I feel it is important to love and enjoy where you learn and practice, for me, that place is Arete.


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Second cane. Cherry wood,scrimshaw, lounging bobcat. Had another nice antler piece so tried again. This is made with a long stored for future project piece of cherry. Drilled out stick and antler insert dowel, epoxy, and good to go.
-- mtnwild (Jack), It's not what you see, it's how you see it.
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#1 posted 09-29-2008 05:32 AM
Wow you are an artist, the Bob Cat looks very nice or is it a Lynx?
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#2 posted 09-29-2008 01:58 PM
Nice detail on the cane. Thanks for sharing.
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It's all hands on deck at Manor House Gardens today as we get ready for the annual Summer Festival which takes place tomorrow 24 June from noon 'til 8 pm.
We are running a pop up street café offering a whole range of tantalising dishes including Thai, Indian and Jamaican specialities. Choose from stir fried noodles, chicken curry and rice, lamb, beef or vegetable patties and salad all priced £3.50-£4.50. Or why not treat yourself to a hot dog or burger? We have watermelon and farm fresh ice creams to keep you cool including Caribbean coconut, bubble-gum and tutti frutti flavours. Plus our best selling chocolate and banana crepes and homemade cakes to tempt you. All our billboards are ready and we have twenty staff lined up ready to serve you!
There's loads going on: Felix's School of Rock has organised lots of local musical talent, from LCN Performing Arts and HSDY! to Hit Men and Slinky Malinki. There's a community bar and kids will be entertained by Botton's Funfair, soft play and games and activity stalls. Locally produced crafts and cakes will also be on sale.
Also, don't forget to buy some raffle tickets. There are some fab prizes up for grabs such as tickets to OnBlackheath Festival; £300 Apple voucher courtesy of John Payne; £200 travel voucher courtesy DialAFlight; tickets up PopUpCinema; a bike from Pedal It, plus meal vouchers. Tickets are just a £1 each and can be bought on the day from You Don't Bring Me Flowers.
Hope you come along to Manor House Gardens tomorrow and if so, do drop by to see us!


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About Us
Body Scans
Ph: (02) 6173 1111
Fisher Allied Health:
About Our Consultants
Dietitian - Mariame Iraki
Mariame Iraki is an accredited practising dietician and qualified to assist with a range of health and medical issues, including the conditions listed below:
Food intolerances and allergies
Fertility and pregnancy nutrition
Diabetes and insulin resistance
High cholesterol / High blood pressure
Overweight, obesity and weight management
Eating disorders
Polycystic ovarian syndrome
Gastrointestinal disorders, including IBS
Coeliac disease
Renal nutrition
Cancer and nutrition
Cardiovascular disease
Nutritional deficiencies
Sports nutrition
Fatigue and low energy
General healthy eating
Individual and personalised meal plans
Diet analysis
Mariame is committed to provide clinical dietetics consultancy with professionalism and compassion considering each patient's individual goals, culture, personal values, lifestyle and readiness for change. She truly believes that with tailored and evidence-based guidance each individual is able to achieve their nutrition and health goals.
For more information on dietetics, please visit the
Dietitians Association of Australia
). For more information about Mariame Iraki, please see her
or telephone our friendly reception team.
"Nothing gives me greater satisfaction than helping patients improve their health and quality of life"
- Mariame Iraki
Exercise Physiologist - Charan Walia
Charan Walia is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist who graduated with distinction from University of Western Australia (School of Human Movement) after completing his Bachelor in Sport Science at Edith Cowan University. Charan also holds a post-graduate Diploma from the College of Craniosacral Therapy in the UK. Charan was an elite athlete, competing at several world championships and a Commonwealth Games. Charan worked as an Exercise Physiologist for the Kenyan National Olympic Team.
Exercise physiology looks at the anatomy, physiology, biology and chemistry of the body, to understand the effect exercise has on the body. Exercise physiologist understand broad range of chronic diseases, such as diabetes, obesity and depression together with preventative methods and management.
The conditions and health issues that may benefit from Exercise Physiology include:
Chronic diseases
Chronic pain
Spinal injuries and lower back pain
Post-surgery rehabilitation
Cardiac rehabilitation
Obesity and weight management
The methods used by Exercise Physiologists include:
Functional assessments
Dry needling
Tailored exercise plans
Manual therapy
After missing out on the 2002 Commonwealth Games due to an ankle injury Charan has experienced, first-hand, the impact of injury. This experience means that he understands the clients' emotional states as well as their physical challenges. He hopes that by working together, his clients can overcome their limitations and live their best life possible.
"I've been an elite athlete and understand firsthand the effect that injury can have on one's life. My goal is to work with you to overcome your limitations and help you live your best life"
- Charan Walia
Physiotherapist - Richard Costin
Richard is an experienced physiotherapist and joined the Fisher Allied Health team in September 2018. His days of work are Monday to Thursday.
Richards interests lie in treating a wide range of conditions, both acute and chronic, utilising a wide array of manual therapy techniques and exercise prescription. He has a particular interest in treating tendon injuries, acute knee injuries and osteoarthritis. Richard is passionate about helping people to achieve their goals and improving their quality of life, whether it's an early return to work, sport or general activity. He also feel that it's very important to provide clients with the knowledge and education so that they feel more empowered to manage their condition more effectively and independently.
Richard can provide the following services and treatments: Manual Therapy; Dry Needling; Sports Injuries; Neck and Back Pain; Heel pain and Plantar Fasciitis; Tendinopathy (particularly in the lower limb); Orthopaedic / Pre and Post-operative; Rehabilitation; Arthritis Management; Chronic Pain; and Falls Prevention.
For more information please visit https://www.richardcostinphysio.com.au.
"I am passionate about helping people to achieve their goals and improve their quality of life, whether it's an early return to work, sport or general
- Richard Costin
Psychologist - Ghizala Jafri
Ghizala is a Registered Psychologist and an associate member of Australian Psychological Society. She has a special interest in mental health, adolescence, relationships and cross cultural issues.
Ghizala is from a Pakistani background and has been in Australia for over 40 years. In addition to English, she speaks Urdu, Hindi and Fiji Indian and has an in-depth knowledge of collectivist cultures.
Ghizala has training in the following areas:
Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Dialectic Behavior Therapy
Interpersonal Therapy
Schema Focus Therapy
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
CALD and Indigenous Specific Therapy
Couple and Family Therapy.
Ghizla has extensive experience in mental health, and specific interests in PTSD, Trauma, Anxiety, Depression, Chronic Pain, Drug and Alcohol Issues, Borderline Structures, and Relationship/Family issues. She takes an holistic approach and focuses on psycho-education, symptoms management, re-framing perspectives, sleep hygiene, skills development, breathing exercises, mindfulness, self-care and nurturing connections. Ghizla accepts Worker Compensation Clients, LGBT Clients and Critical Incident debriefing.
"I would like you to work with me to gain some insight to your mental well-being and identify the issues that destabilise you. I would like you to take control of your life and move forward."
- Ghizala Jafri
Podiatrist - Eric Sutherland
Eric joined Fisher Allied Health in October 2017 and has been providing professional podiatry services to the region for over 25 years.
Eric is a qualified podiatrist with a Diploma of Podiatry NZ. He is Health Fund and DVA registered and listed with the NDIS. Eric is a proud member of the Australian Podiatry Association.
Eric works at Fisher Allied Health on Tuesday afternoons and Friday mornings, with hours to be extended as his client base grows. He welcomes new referrals and private clients and excited to be part of the team.
Lactation Consultant - Anne Endres
Anne Endres joined Fisher Allied Health in January 2018.
Anne is a registered Midwife and IBCLC certified Lactation Consultant, who has been a Midwife for over 20 years. Anne is originally from Germany and has lived and worked as a Midwife in Germany, New Zealand , Queensland, Northern Territory and ACT. She has provided postnatal support and breastfeeding consultations since she first started in Midwifery and is excited about finding solutions with you that are catering for your specific needs and goals. Anne is passionate about strategies which are individual and holistic. She speaks German and English.
Prior to visiting with Anne as a client, please complete the questionnaire on Anne's website
www.breastfeedinghelponline.org/questionnaire in order for Anne to best meet your specific needs.
Lactation consultations are charged privately, and are not Medicare rebateable.
"I am excited about finding solutions with you that are catered to your specific needs and goals."
- Anne Endres
Pathology Services - Capital Pathology
Capital Pathology is open for pathology collection services Monday to Friday, from 7:30am to 12:30pm. Please bring your referral form and Medicare card with you. No appointment is required. Please note that ECGs, 24hr halter monitor tests and 24hr blood pressure tests are not available at Fisher Allied Health rooms at this time.
"We pride ourselves on our long history of providing quality pathology services to the ACT and surrounds."
- Capital Pathology


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Welcome to the Soundcolour Records online shop.
Soundcolour Records is a store for digital downloads and physical items. We deliver a range of hand-made folk and world music, some historic and others more contemporary.
Our earlier productions are available on vynil and our later recordings on CD, but all available for instant download.


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"You're being moved off campus. The board of regents has decided to terminate your grant. You are to vacate these premises immediately."
- Dean Yeager; Ghostbusters
Dean Yeager [1] [2] was one of the administrators at Columbia University that Dr. Stantz, Venkman, and Spengler worked at before going into the business of paranormal investigations and eliminations.
Dean Yeager, along with the Board of Trustees, decided to terminate the group's funding after citing their work as that of "poor" scientists, despite Venkman's reported "flooring" of the board at their annual meeting. He had the men moved off campus and, based by his behavior, implied that they would not be welcome back for any guest lectures.
The Dean's personality fit hand-in-hand with his job as an administrator. His personality is common in academia, where one tends to judge another person's integrity solely upon scholarship. This was clearly the approach he took with the Ghostbusters, even though they were popular with the students.
- In the July 6, 1983 script, it was mentioned Dean Yeager was involved in paranormal research. [3]
- In the July 6, 1983 script, Peter Venkman appeared before a university funding committee and acknowledged Dean Yeager was up for a Nobel in Stockholm the previous week but didn't win. [4]
- In early drafts down to the final shooting script, Dean Yeager's last name was originally spelled "Yaeger" [5] The original spelling was also used in Ghostbusters: The Supernatural Spectacular. [6]
- On page 19 of Ghostbusters Issue #7, Peter has a get well card from Dean Yeager from the first movie and quotes his famous line when he addressed why the guys were terminated.
- On page 80 of the revised edition of Ghosts From Our Past, there is a nod to Dean Yeager's line about Peter's theories being the worst kind of popular tripe, sloppy methods, and highly questionable conclusions.
Primary CanonEdit
- ↑ Ray Stantz (1999). Ghostbusters - Chapter 04: Terminated (1984) (DVD ts. 13:14-13:15). Columbia Pictures. Ray says: "Hey, Dean Yeager."
- ↑ End Credits - Cast
- ↑ Shay, Don (November 1985). Making Ghostbusters, p. 22. New York Zoetrope, New York NY USA, ISBN 0590336843. Peter says: "Thank you not only for what you've contributed to our work in the paranormal, but I think the whole Board of Regents will want to join me in thanking you for your tremendous effort on behalf of all the sciences and departments of this university which I am so proud to be associated with."
- ↑ Shay, Don (November 1985). Making Ghostbusters, p. 22. New York Zoetrope, New York NY USA, ISBN 0590336843. Peter says: "And if I was on that Nobel Committee, I think the story would have been a little different in Stockholm last week."
- ↑ Shay, Don (November 1985). Making Ghostbusters, p. 36. New York Zoetrope, New York NY USA, ISBN 0918432685. Paragraph reads: "Dean Yaeger is supervising."
- ↑ Mueller, Richard (August 1985). Ghostbusters: The Supernatural Spectacular, p. 41. Tor Books, New York NY USA, ISBN 0812585984. Paragraph reads: "Dean Yaeger was standing in the doorway, watching with great satisfaction as a workman scraped the names Venkman, Spengler, and Stantz off the door."


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Ex-Australian PM Malcolm Fraser dies
Former conservative Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser, who led the country from 1975 to 1983, dies at the age of 84. Yiming Woo reports.
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When the curse begins to affect the Dorig as well, Hathil attempts to lift it.
The Powers may only be appeased, and the curse lifted, by a willing sacrifice (to be precise, one willing sacrifice for each Power).
Hathil's idea is to trick Gair (who, through a misunderstanding, he thinks is Orban's son) and Gerald into volunteering. This probably wouldn't have worked, but fortunately is not in the end necessary.
Hafny, horrified by his father's plan, hands himself over to the Lymen, volunteering to be killed in retaliation for Gair's death. Gest and Adara won't hear of it, but Hafny's willingness appeases the first of the Powers.
When it seems that Hathil will be obliged to take the curse upon himself, Gair, feeling sorry for him, genuinely volunteers his own life if it will lift the curse. This appeases the second of the Powers.
Hathil, what with one thing and another, declares that he will not do anything to Gair - or to Gerald - even if it does mean the curse rebounds on him, and even though it means giving up his revenge. This appeases the third of the Powers, and the curse is lifted.
Adara's vow bears fruit, as her wisdom and learning are part of what guided them to this point.
Hathil's vow to spill Orban's blood is part of what he gave up as his sacrifice to appease the third power; and his additional condition, that the Powers should not be satisfied while any of Orban's people remain alive on the Moor, is subsequently fulfilled when Orban and Kasta, unable to stomach the new spirit of co-operation between Lyman and Dorig, take their family and leave the Moor forever.


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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-- The medical world is rejoicing after the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) approved the artificial pancreas system to help patients with type one diabetes. The device is a game changer for people who are constantly monitoring their blood sugar levels and giving themselves insulin shots.
Aidan Sullivan, 14, has been treated for type 1 diabetes since he was 2 years old. It's a diagnosis that changed their family forever.
"How are we going to be normal again? But we did. We made a decision back then we were not going to let it change his life," said his mother, Jenny Sullivan.
The Sullivan family is still figuring out the best way to keep Aidan on top of his routine. As a teenager, Aidan says he often forgets to check his levels or feels embarrassed about it around his friends.
"At school I usually get nervous so sometimes I'll intentionally not do it so no one has to see me pull it out or I'll do it really discreet under the desk," said Aidan.
That's why the family says the new artificial pancreas system will be a game changer. The FDA approved the Medtronic MiniMed 670G hybrid closed loop system. It's a small device that combines an insulin pump and continuous glucose monitor; they communicate with each other and monitor a patient's blood sugar levels.
The MiniMed gives a dose of insulin as needed, doing away with the multiple finger pricks a day. This is the first system to automatically give insulin does to reduce high blood sugar levels.
So that artificial pancreas will take some of that burden off of me. I lie in bed at night and worry about what he's doing and where he's at and if he's at his friends house has he checked his blood sugar," Jenny said.
The Sullivan family has been involved with JDRF, the leading global organization funding type 1 diabetes research, for the past 10 years. JDRF says the announcement is a historic achievement and shows the reasons why JDRF exists. This announcement is a testament to the commitment of helping type 1 diabetes patients live a healthier life.
Aidan says he's ready for the device to give him his youth back.
"I feel like I'll be able to live my life more as a 14-year-old like as a teenager because I'm still young I can go out and ride my bike and hang with friends. I won't have to worry oh is my blood sugar high, is my blood sugar low, do I need to do something," he said.
The device has been approved for patients 14 and older. It should be on the market by the spring. For ordering information, click here.


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The Hands-on Museum
Children's books throughout history
Pop-up books, venetian blind books, perfumed or glittery books: children's books tell us stories, transport us to distant worlds and invite us to dream. They are part of our childhood and they often remain in our memory for the rest of our life. But when did books for children first appear and what did they look like in the past? We take you back in time to the books of your great-grandparents.
Activity: The history and development of children's books are explained based on a selection of different books. Then, various adventure books are presented, some of which we read from. We give children of different ages the opportunity to make their own small books using simple binding techniques. Pre-school children can put together their name using stamps and multicolour stamp pads.
Age: from pre-school
Curriculum link: German
Information and reservation:
Phone: +49 341 2271-324
Information German Museum of Books and Writing
- Clay tablets - Scrolls - Codices: How old are our books?
- Children's books throughout history
- Paper folding
- Matchstick men and flip books: a serious guide to a fun topic
- Child's play with paper: Paper and papier-mâché
- The art of calligraphy
- From papyrus to paper
- Nature printing
- Home-made decorated paper
- From pages to books: A step-by-step guide to bookbinding
- 24 dots and dashes: Chinese script
- Black on white: book printing
- The Book of Books: The Bible
- The medieval book
- The book city of Leipzig
- Screen-printing
- Short history of handwriting
- Typography: The ABC of typefaces
- How are book illustrations made?
- Family Sunday
- Creative workshop
- Holiday programme
- Museum Trunk
- Welcome! The Hands-on Museum
- Creative programme for the over-60s
- Guided tours for children
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Since 1996, Universal Home Care (UHC) has been proud to offer Los Angeles, Orange & Ventura county physicians our exclusive hospital-to-home (H2H) program to oversee your patient's health from discharge to recovery.
What does this mean for you? Our H2H program is designed to prevent avoidable hospitalre admissions, provides a dedicated on-site Transition of Care – Patient Liaison to your preferred hospital/institute, reduces medication errors, and improves clinical outcomes.
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Start of a 50cc's page. NCMC (New Chinese Motor Cycle)
I am more into the SOHC/4's, but I'm enjoying these small bikes already! (july 14th, 2002)
This is the bike that we found NOS. Serial DHW1000115 (Jin Cheng sandcast...:-) )
And, how it will be used:
And chapter two: I converted it to a CB750K0 replica:
Had the gastank, sidecover, forkears, headlight and airfilter spraypainted in Candy Gold.
Put Chrome fenders on the bike,
Replaced the tyres from off-road type to Continental DD type.
Next are "moulding" under the gastank, and a fuel-gauge-type fuel cap.
Will also put on an O-ring 420 type chain. The standard chain is terrible.


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Canada's AI industry stands to benefit from the American political climate and the Trump administration's efforts to sharply restrict travel into the United States from six predominantly Muslim nations. After Mr. Trump's election, applications to Canada for student and temporary visas surged.
"If we look back 10 years from now, I'd be surprised if the Trump effect didn't show up in the data," said Joshua Gans, NEXT Canada faculty and professor at the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.Read More


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Trinity Triwatt Kit
The TRIWATT is based on the classic design originally pioneered by Dave Reeves of HIWATT fame. This new offering has a preamp inspired from the early "4 Hole" and David Gilmour's of Pink Floyd legend, "3 Hole" versions, where there are two bright channels inputs and a third which links the two channels together for that classic HIWATT sound, reminiscent of The Who, Pink Floyd and many others.
The TRIWATT was designed by Trinity Amps to capture the classic HIWATT sound without the usual classic ear-bleeding volume levels. It is closely based on an early '70s style HIWATT DR, but utilizing either 6V6 or KT66 power tubes for more usable power output. Furthermore, it has the 3-input configuration used by David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, plus an Overdrive stage, as found in early '80's "Biacrown era" HIWATT Lead amps
Key points about the CUSTOM TRIWATT LEAD Design
- Designed with HIWATT tone in mind from the onset
- Preamp based on the late 60s/early 70s style 103 preamp, with the cathode-follower in front of the Phase Inverter
- Three-inputs, for Normal and Bright and Link, as found in Dave Gilmour's early 70's 3-input amps
- Second stage can switch between early HIWATT and 80s' higher gain Lead modes with variable Overdrive control
- Phase Inverter tube can be 12AT7 as in the earlier Hiwatts or 12AX7 for increased drive to the power tubes
- Solid State rectification with fixed bias 22 Watt 6V6 output stage, based closely on the original Hiwatt power amp and power supply
- 6V6 or KT66 operation with External Bias Switch, Bias Control and Test Points
What differentiates our kits from others is part quality, fit, documentation and support. We supply quality parts. MALLORY 150 caps; 1 Watt CARBON FILM resistors; Metal film where required for low noise, CLIFF and SWITCHCRAFT jacks; ALPHA pots; JJ filter caps; BELTON Micalex tube sockets, Tube retainers & shields; 1/8″ thick GP03 Turret Board with large size KEYSTONE Turrets; CARLING switches; 10A impedance switch; GENERAL CABLE 22 gauge, 600V solid core hook-up wire; pre-twisted heater wire; BELDEN Co-Ax cable; All Mounting hardware, spacers and nuts; Front Black faceplate with White lettering with 3 Inputs; Pre-Cut 0.09″ Aircraft Aluminum Chassis with tapped holes for tube mounting screws and silk screened rear chassis; Detailed 90 page Builders with large 11″ X 17″ sized schematic and colour layout; Real SUPPORT.
Kit Package includes our Custom made Heyboer Transformer set built to the specifications of the original Partridge set used in the early HIWATT 50 watt. One of the best transformers in it's class with a significant tonal impact.
Supported AC Primary voltages 110, 120, 220, 230, 240 50/60 Hz
- Channels: 2: Bright; Normal
- Controls Ch.1: Normal Volume
- Controls Ch.2: Bright Volume
- Shared Controls: Overdrive level/Pull On; Bass; Middle; Treble; Master Volume
- Power output: 22 Watts 6L6 / 33 Watts KT66
- Preamp Tubes Required: 1-12AT7, 3-12AX7
- Power Tubes Required: 2 – 6V6; Optional KT66
- Rectifier: Solide state diode
- Bias: Fixed
- Choke: no
- Outputs: 2
- Speaker Output: 4, 8, 16 switched
- Voltage Support: 115 V 60Hz – 240 V 50Hz
- Weight: Head: 25 lbs., 112 Combo 60 lbs.
- Switches: High Voltage selector for KT66
- Chassis Dimensions: Head: 2.5" H x 20" W x 6.5" D
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