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Firefighters faced sub-zero temperatures and icy conditions in battling a Price Township fire Tuesday night that left the homeowner with facial burns, according to the American Red Cross of the Poconos and the Marshalls Creek Volunteer Fire Company.
Firefighters faced sub-zero temperatures and icy conditions in battling a Price Township fire Tuesday night that left the homeowner with facial burns, according to the American Red Cross of the Poconos and the Marshalls Creek Volunteer Fire Company.
It was one of three separate fires over three days that displaced three Monroe County families.
The third and most damaging of the fires was reported at about 10 p.m. Tuesday on Southridge Drive in Southridge Estates, off Circle H Road in Price Township, according to neighbors.
Marshalls Creek Volunteer Fire Chief Joseph Quaresimo said the homeowner, whose identity has not been released, suffered facial burns.
"I came downstairs to get some water and was about to head back up when I saw this orange glow coming in through our family window," said neighbor Daniel Nieves. "I looked out and saw the (neighbors') chicken coop on fire."
Quaresimo said the coop was part of a shed at the back of the house. Nieves said he went upstairs, woke his wife and alerted her to the fire.
When Daniel and Diana Nieves looked out again, they saw their neighbor throwing snow on the quickly spreading flames, which by then had begun melting shingles on the house.
Neighbor Sandra Davis said she looked out through her laundry window and saw the fire engulfing the back of the house.
"It went right up the back and through the roof," Quaresimo said. "By the time the first of the firetrucks got on scene, it was going pretty good."
Marshalls Creek, Blue Ridge Hook & Ladder, Barrett Township, Shawnee and Stroud Township fire companies responded. The Monroe County Control Center said Bushkill Ambulance also responded.
"The biggest thing working against us was the cold temperatures," Quaresimo said. "It was minus nine degrees and windy, with the wind chill driving the temperature down even further, and the roads were icy."
Firefighters set up makeshift pools of water since there were no hydrants. However, low temperatures froze the water coming out of fire hoses, turning it into snow and ice, as well as the valves and gauges on the firetrucks.
"The other factor was the size of the house on fire," Quaresimo said. "It was about 4,800 to 5,000 square feet, so it took us some time to get it under control."
The Salvation Army responded with hot coffee to keep firefighters and residents warm.
"The one thing it was good to see was the neighbors helping out the family," Quaresimo said.
Davis agreed, saying: "We have generous neighbors here."
Neighbor Solis Rivera said the displaced family had lived there for a few years and sometimes had sizable family cookouts at their home during the warmer months.
Anyone interested in seeing what help the displaced families need can contact the Red Cross at 570-476-3800.
An 11:20 p.m. Sunday fire left a Brislin Road home in Hamilton Township uninhabitable, displacing a family of four adults and three children, according to the Red Cross. The family is being helped with lodging, food and groceries.
Blue Ridge Hook & Ladder and Stroud township companies and Central Pocono Ambulance responded.
A fire Monday was reported at 4:14 p.m. in a single-story home on Northampton Road in Pocono Farms East, Coolbaugh Township.
"The woman living there with her dog and cat reported smoke in the house," Coolbaugh Township Assistant Fire Chief Paul Denico said. "We got there and determined it was coming from the crawl space, so we opened a hole in the floor, got down there and kept the flames contained to that area."
The Red Cross provided food, groceries and lodging for the resident and her pets. Also on scene was Pocono Mountain Regional Ambulance.


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Jason_Miller necesitaba un nuevo diseño de tema de wordpress y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 28 diseños de 6 diseñadores freelance.
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Leibrandt hurls Florida State to win over UAB
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Brandon Leibrandt pitched eight scoreless innings and James Ramsey hit a grand slam as Florida State defeated Samford 8-1 on Saturday in the Tallahassee Regional.
Leibrandt (11-2) scattered three singles, just one after the first inning. The freshman left-hander, whose father is former big league pitcher Charlie Leibrandt, fanned a career-high 10 batters before leaving after throwing 110 pitches.
Ramsey, the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year, hit his first grand slam in the seventh inning off Samford's Joseph Burns, who relieved Josh Martin (12-2) to face Ramsey.
Sherman Johnson scored three times and also homered for Florida State (45-15). Jayce Boyd added two hits and two RBIs for the Seminoles.
The Seminoles play the winner of Sunday afternoon's elimination game between Samford (40-22) and Mississippi State (40-23), which eliminated UAB 8-1 earlier Saturday.
C.K. Irby's two-out, ninth inning single off reliever Hunter Scantling spoiled Florida State's shutout bid.


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09 March 2010|
Rewind back to 2001 and there wasn't much to choose from in the turbo AWD market. Well, there was actually nothing for sale in the North American market unless you were going to spring for a 996 twin turbo. The Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX was gone, the 3000GT was gone and Subaru could no longer meet the emissions targets with the turbo boxers. The answer lay in Subaru's push to import the WRX Impreza from Japan over for sale on our shores. We'd all heard stories of brave tuners swapping version VII JDM STi motors into their Impreza RS coupes, but the enthusiast market really wanted an option at the dealership too. In late 2001, the WRX arrived at showrooms across the continent, but potential buyers were shocked to see that dealership sales weasels weren't even offering test drives on this 227hp "monster" without a deposit?
Left puzzled, many potential buyers (yours truly included) looked elsewhere. The WRX in stock form was fun… but still left a lot to be desired. These cars were prone to detonation with low octane and the old school 5-speed transmissions were also an issue as the synchros appeared to be made out of glass. "I've blown four motors and four transmissions during the build process," admits owner Rodney Manandik of Las Vegas, Nevada. "The first three motors were blown at the track and the forth on the dyno. Throughout the entire build process I gave up countless times, but kept on it and finally the drivetrain is strong and reliable!"
Since its released, tuners and the aftermarket have perfected these quirky sedans and wagons to push them into supercar horsepower territory, case in point… this bug-eye which Manandik put together at the risk of high blood pressure and going insane. A painter by profession, Manandik has drenched the car in many different colors over the years including black with red pearl, Bermuda green, HOK gold, and Tangelo Orange. It was recently updated with the House of Kolor Kandy Lime hue you see today, with a C-West front and rear bumper plus a S202 JDM WRX grill and spoiler. The look was capped off with a Seibon carbon fiber hood. All of the body work and paint has been done at Manandik's place of employment Spring Mountain Autobody just outside Las Vegas.
Beneath the skin, Manandik had some tricks for the fifth version of his Subaru power plant. The work would be a collaboration of Uehara MotoWorks and Tyrone from Subaru Las Vegas to get the job done right this time around. Starting with an EJ25 2.5L block from an STi, the boxer was fitted with heads from the 2.0L filled with Brian Crower 272 cams. The internals were replaced with Wiseco pistons and Eagle H-beam con-rods. The turbo was swapped for a Garrett ball bearing GT3760R to push air towards the GodSpeed intercooler and Blitz DD blow-off valve. The fuel system needed a bump for all that new found air and that came in the form of a Walbro 255 lph pump feeding Power Enterprise 650cc injectors. Custom stainless steel up-pipes and downpipes were bolted up to a Megan stainless steel exhaust.
The motor was now ready to tune and the job was given to Clark Turner at Doug's Dyno. Turner gave the Turbo XS UTEC a workout and dialed-in the Blitz SBC-iD boost controller. They also set up the methanol injection system to lay down 362 whp with 374lb-ft. of twist with no worry of detonation. The increase in juice meant that an ACT 6-puck and fortified gears from a JDM Spec-C version made their way into the casing.
The 'beauty of all wheel drive' still left room for improvement in the handling and braking areas, so work got underway to upgrade. A set of Endura-Tech coilovers were added for suspension ride height changes and dampening adjustments. StopTech cross-drilled rotors and Hawk HP Plus pads were added in addition to stainless steel lines. The rest of the OEM gear is enough to make serious movements in this car. The factory wheels are long since gone to some recycling facility. The new rollers are gunmetal 18 x 8-inch Work XD9s wrapped with BFGoodrich KDW 215/40R18s on all four corners.
Inside Manandik's project is a 6-point Cusco bolt-in cage surrounding a pair of Sparco racing buckets complimented with Schroth 4-point harnesses. The interior has had a number for custom grey suede accents added by the craftsmen at George's Upholstery in Las Vegas. A triple gauge pod on the dash houses some 60mm Defi gauges and a Momo steering wheel was added. Finally, a simple audio install of a Sony LCD-flip and an Infinity amp and sub for the lows were wired up.
In this last iteration of Manandik's vision, he finally got the results he'd been working so hard to get. Since his story was such an interesting one and he's been grinding hard with this project for a long time, we set him up with this sweet feature. Looks like hard work paid off for this determined Team Hybrid member and his bug-eye WRX, as all of his troubles seem to be behind him with nothing but open road ahead.
Owner: Rodney Manandik
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Vehicle: 2002 Subaru WRX
Power: 362whp with 374 lb-ft.
Subaru EJ25 2.5L boxer-4
Turbo XS UTEC
Blitz SBC-iD Boost Controller
ACT 6-Puck Clutch
ACT lightweight flywheel
Spec-C Synchros
EJ25 2.5L STi Block
EJ20 2.0L Heads
Brian Crower 272 Cams
Wiseco Pistons
Eagle H-Beam Connecting Rods
Garrett Ball Bearing GT3760R Turbo
GodSpeed Intercooler
Blitz DD blow-off Valve
TiAL 38mm Wastegate
Walbro 255lph Fuel Pump
Power Enterprise 650cc Injectors
Custom Stainless Steel Up-Pipes and Downpipes
Megan Stainless Steel Exhaust
Work XD9s 18x8-inch Finished in Gunmetal
BFGoodrich KDW 215/40R18 tires
StopTech Cross-Drilled Rotors
Hawk HP Plus Pads
Stainless Steel Lines Brake Lines
Endura-Tech Coilovers
C-West Front and Rear Bumper
S202 JDM WRX Grille
S202 JDM WRX Spoiler
Seibon Carbon Fiber Hood
Cusco 6-Point Bolt-in Roll Cage
Sparco Racing Seats
Schroth 4-Point Harnesses
Grey Suede Interior Accents
Defi 60mm Gauges in a Triple Gauge Pod
MOMO Steering Wheel
Sony LCD Flip-screen Monitor
Infinity Amplifier
Infinity Subwoofer
Endura-Tech, BFGoodrich, Meguiars, Sping Mountain Auto Body (Las Vegas, Nevada), Uehara Motor Werks (Las Vegas, Nevada)


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We absolutely fell in love with this well-made wooden trolley, or as the Aussies so affectionately call it, a tram. Not only would it make a great gift but it would surely be a fun collectible.
This iconic wooden tram is painted with authentic colours and based on the iconic W-class Melboune tram. This wonderful creation comes complete with 12 wooden passengers and 2 uniformed tram conductors that have their own cabins on each end of the tram. It has wheels on the bottom (for pushing and zoom zooming) and the lid comes off the top for little hands to access the wooden passengers. For ages 3+ and it comes beautifully packaged in a cardboard package.
From Make Me Iconic in Australia … cost, $90 Australian dollars


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Dining Services Nears Completion
Top HeadlinesDate: August 7, 2008
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.andrews.edu/life/living/dining
Phone: 269-471-3348
Their all-vegetarian menu may not be new, but Dining Services is celebrating the complete renovation of their kitchen, servery and dining rooms. Come and celebrate this major milestone on Sunday, August 17, from 3–5 p.m., with a tour of the new facilities while enjoying hors d'oeuvres. Witness the introduction of the new World Market with the ceremonial sautéing of the first stir-fry at 4 p.m. with individuals who have dedicated months of work to the project participating. Dining Services will be fully operational by the beginning of the school year.
The old facility was officially closed in March of 2008 to begin renovations. During construction, all food preparation and serving for Andrews University, Andrews Academy and Ruth Murdoch Elementary School moved into a 2,000-sq. ft. area previously used by the Gazebo, the campus snack shop. Much of the food prep and cooking was done in a rented mobile kitchen trailer parked next to the Gazebo entrance.
The new Dining Services menu is true to a longstanding all-vegetarian tradition and will feature familiar favorites combined with new, exotic dining options scattered across several new food stations. The all-new "World Market" brings food prep out of the kitchen and into the servery with a chef preparing customized omelets and stir-frys. New pizza ovens are sure to make made-to-order whole grain crust pizzas a popular choice. The "Campus Grill" will serve hot pancakes and waffles in the morning and hot sandwiches during the lunch and dinner hours. Customers can make their own paninis at the "Harbor Deli" and the "Breakfast Zone" will feature, among other new choices, bulk cereal—just one way Dining Services is striving to become more environmentally friendly. Classic menu options, like the campus favorite Sam's Chicken (vegetarian, of course), will be central at the "Andrews Classics" and "Andrews Classics Too" food stations. The new "Salad Bar" will have a wide variety of fresh salad ingredients, fruits, veggies and cold salads.
From the kitchen to the servery to the dining rooms, everything is new, including four new dining rooms (see photo insert). Named with Midwest pride in mind, the new rooms are aptly known as the Lincoln Room (Illinois), the Badger Room (Wisconsin), the Hoosier Room (Indiana) and the Great Lakes Room (Michigan).
The transition toward bulk food options—a way to reduce packaging waste—is just one way Dining Services hopes to become, over time, more environmentally friendly. Dining Services also hopes the new facility will encourage more dine-in traffic and less carry-outs, reducing Styrofoam waste. "Carry-out containers will still be available, but we want to encourage eating in our new dining rooms on our new dinnerware. We not only want to be environmentally friendly: we also want to promote our campus culture in a social atmosphere," says Dianne Wilson, assistant director of Dining Services.


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Adie, James W and Duda, Joan L and Ntoumanis, Nikos (2010) Achievement Goals, Competition Appraisals, and the Well- and Ill-Being of Elite Youth Soccer Players Over Two Competitive Seasons. Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 32. pp. 555-579. ISSN 0895-2779
Alderwick, Luke J. and Lloyd, Georgina S. and Lloyd, Adrian J and Lovering, Andrew and Eggeling, Lothar and Besra, Gurdyal S (2010) Biochemical characterisation of the Mycobacterium tuberculosis phosphoribosyl-1-pyrophosphate synthetase (Mt-PrsA). Glycobiology. ISSN 0959-6658
Arthur, James and Davison, Jon and See, Beng Huat and Knowles, Catherine (2010) Character in Transition - Consistency in Values: The Transition from Primary to Secondary School. Project Report. University of Birmingham, Birmingham.
Arthur, James and Powell, Sacha and Lin, Hsing-Chiung (2010) Foundations of Character - Developing Character and Values in the Early Years. Project Report. University of Birmingham, Birmingham.
Arlt, Wiebke and Willis, Debbie S and Wild, Sarah H and Krone, Nils and Doherty, Emma J and Hahner, Stefanie and Han, Thang S and Carroll, Paul V and Conway, G. S. and Rees, D Aled and Stimson, Roland H and Walker, Brian R and Connell, John M C and Ross, Richard J (2010) Health status of adults with congenital adrenal hyperplasia: a cohort study of 203 patients. The Journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism, 95 (11). pp. 5110-5121. ISSN 1945-7197
Astuti, D. and Ricketts, C. J. and Chowdhury, R. and McDonough, M. A. and Gentle, D. and Kirby, G. and Schlisio, S. and Kenchappa, R. S. and Carter, B. D. and Kaelin, W. G. and Ratcliffe, P. J. and Schofield, C. J. and Latif, F. and Maher, Eamonn R (2010) Mutation analysis of HIF prolyl hydroxylases (PHD/EGLN) in individuals with features of phaeochromocytoma and renal cell carcinoma susceptibility. Endocrine Related Cancer, 18 (1). p. 73. ISSN 1351-0088
Amrit, Francis R G and Boehnisch, Claudia M. L. and May, Robin C. and Lehner, Ben (2010) Phenotypic covariance of Longevity, Immunity and Stress Resistance in the Caenorhabditis Nematodes. PLoS ONE, 5 (4). e9978. ISSN 1932-6203
Amrit, Francis R G and Boehnisch, Claudia M. L. and May, Robin C. (2010) Phenotypic covariance of longevity, immunity and stress resistance in the Caenorhabditis nematodes. PloS Journal. (Submitted)
Birch, Helen and Alderwick, Luke J. and Appelmelk, B. J. and Maaskant, J and Bhatt, Apoorva and Singh, Albel and Nigou, Jerome and Eggeling, Lothar and Geurtsen, J and Besra, Gurdyal S (2010) A truncated lipoglycan from mycobacteria with altered immunological properties. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 107 (6). p. 2634. ISSN 0027-8424
Batt, S.M and Jabeen, Talat and Mishra, Arun K. and Veerapen, Natacha and Krumbach, Karin and Eggeling, Lothar and Besra, Gurdyal S and Futterer, K. (2010) Acceptor Substrate Discrimination in Phosphatidyl-myo-inositol Mannoside Synthesis. The Journal of Biological Chemistry. ISSN 0021-9258
Boardley, Ian David and Kavussanu, Maria (2010) Effects of goal orientation and perceived value of toughness on antisocial behavior in soccer: the mediating role of moral disengagement. Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 32 (2). pp. 176-192. ISSN 0895-2779
Barea, M.J. and Jenkins, M.J. and Gaber, M.H. and Bridson, R.H. (2010) Evaluation of liposomes coated with a pH responsive polymer. International Journal of Pharmaceutics, 402 (1-2). pp. 89-94. ISSN 03785173
Balslev, Daniela and Albert, Neil B. and Miall, R. Chris (2010) Eye muscle proprioception is represented bilaterally in the sensorimotor cortex. Human Brain Mapping. n/a. ISSN 10970193
Bowers, Chris P. and Byrne, Will and Melhuish, Jonathan and Lonsdale, Peter and Creed, Chris and Pinder, Charlie and Beale, Russell and Hendley, Robert (2010) Interaction Issues in Computer Aided Semantic Annotation of Multimedia. In: The 5th International Conference on Semantic and Digital Media Technologies (SAMT 2010), 1st - 3rd December 2010, Saarbrücken, Germany. (Unpublished)
Balanos, George M. and Phillips, Anna C. and Frenneaux, Michael P. and McIntyre, David and Lykidis, Christos and Griffin, Harry S. and Carroll, Douglas (2010) Metabolically exaggerated cardiac reactions to acute psychological stress: The effects of resting blood pressure status and possible underlying mechanisms. Biological Psychology, 85 (1). pp. 104-111. ISSN 03010511
Brealey, Stephen and Andronis, Lazaros and Dennis, Laura and Atwell, Christine and Bryan, Stirling and Coulton, Simon and Cox, Helen and Cross, Ben and Fylan, Fiona and Garratt, Andrew and Gilbert, Fiona and Gillan, Maureen and Hendry, Maggie and Hood, Kerenza and Houston, Helen and King, David and Morton, Veronica and Robling, Michael and Russell, Ian and Wilkinson, Clare (2010) Participants' preference for type of leaflet used to feed back the results of a randomised trial: a survey. Trials, 11 (1). p. 116. ISSN 1745-6215
Brogna, Saverjo and Wen, Jikai (2010) Splicing-dependent NMD does not require the EJC in Schizosaccharomyces pombe. The EMBO Journal, 29 (9). pp. 1537-1551.
Bartholomew, Kimberley and Ntoumanis, Nikos and Thøgersen-Ntoumani, Cecilie (2010) The Controlling Interpersonal Style in a Coaching Context: Development and Initial Validation of a Psychometric Scale. Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 32. pp. 193-21. ISSN 0895-2779
Broome, André (2010) The Joint Vienna Institute. New Political Economy, 15 (4). pp. 609-624. ISSN 1356-3467
Burbidge, C and Oliver, C and Moss, J and Arron, K and Berg , K and Hill, L and Trusler, K and Furniss, F and Woodcock, K (2010) The association between repetitive behaviours, impulsivity and hyperactivity in people with intellectual disability. Journal Of Intellectual Disability Research, 54. pp. 1078-1092.
Bowl, Marion (2010) University continuing education in a neoliberal landscape: developments in England and Aotearoa New Zealand. International Journal of Lifelong Education, 29 (6). pp. 723-738. ISSN 0260-1370
Chakupurakal, Geothy and Onion, David and Cobbold, Mark and Mautner, Vivien and Moss, Paul AH (2010) Adenovirus vector-specific T cells demonstrate a unique memory phenotype with high proliferative potential and coexpression of CCR5 and integrin α\(_4\)β\(_7\). AIDS, 24 (2). p. 205. ISSN 0269-9370
Chaudhuri, Roy R. and Sebaihia, Mohammed and Hobman, Jon L. and Webber, Mark A. and Leyton, Denisse L and Goldberg, Martin D and Cunningham, Adam F. and Scott-Tucker, Anthony and Ferguson, Paul R and Thomas, Christopher M. and Frankel, Gad and Tang, Christoph M. and Dudley, Edward G and Roberts, Ian S and Rasko, David A and Pallen, Mark J. and Parkhill, Julian and Nataro, James P and Thomson, Nicholas R and Henderson, Ian R. (2010) Complete Genome Sequence and Comparative Metabolic Profiling of the Prototypical Enteroaggregative Escherichia coli Strain 042. Plos One, 5 (1). ISSN 1932-6203
Curnow, S. John and Fairclough, Marianne and Schmutz, Caroline and Kissane, Steve and Denniston, Alastair K. O. and Nash, Kate and Buckley, Christopher D. and Lord, Janet M. and Salmon, Mike and Unutmaz, Derya (2010) Distinct Types of Fibrocyte Can Differentiate from Mononuclear Cells in the Presence and Absence of Serum. PLoS ONE, 5 (3). e9730. ISSN 1932-6203
Crompton, Danielle and Rehal, Pauline K and MacPherson, Lesley and Foster, Kathleen and Lunt, Peter and Hughes, Imelda and Brady, Angela F and Pike, Michael G and De Gressi, Susanna and Morgan, Neil V and Hardy, Carol and Smith, Matthew and McDonald, Fiona and Maher, Eamonn R and Kurian, Manju A (2010) Multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification (MLPA) analysis is an effective tool for the detection of novel intragenic PLA2G6 mutations: Implications for molecular diagnosis. Molecular Genetics and Metabolism, 100. pp. 207-212.
Church, Leigh D and Filer, Andrew D and Hidalgo, Esther and Howlett, Katherine A and Thomas, Andrew MC and Rapecki, Stephen and Scheel-Toellner, Dagmar and Buckley, Christopher D. and Raza, Karim (2010) Rheumatoid synovial fluid interleukin-17-producing CD4 T cells have abundant tumor necrosis factor-alpha co-expression, but little interleukin-22 and interleukin-23R expression. Arthritis Research & Therapy, 12 (5). R184. ISSN 1478-6354
Cheng, S.G and Gorard, Stephen (2010) Segregation by poverty in secondary schools in England 2006-2009: a research note. Journal of Educational Policy, 25 (3). pp. 415-418. ISSN 1464-5106
Cader, Mohammed Z and Filer, Andrew D and Buckley, Christopher D. and Raza, Karim (2010) The relationship between the presence of anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide antibodies and clinical phenotype in very early rheumatoid arthritis. BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, 11 (1). p. 187. ISSN 1471-2474
Cabrera, Luis (2010) Underground railroads: citizen entitlements and unauthorized mobility in the antebellum period and today. Journal of Global Ethics, 6 (3). p. 223. ISSN 1744-9626
Dixon, Louise and Hamilton-Giachritsis, Catherine and Browne, Kevin and Ostapuik, Eugene (2010) Differentiating patterns of violence in the family. Journal of Aggression, Conflict and Peace Research, 2. pp. 32-44.
Duff, Damien Jade and Wyatt, Jeremy and Stolkin, Rustam (2010) Motion estimation using physical simulation. In: IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, May 3-7 2010, Alaska, USA.
Day, Clara J. and Howie, Alec J. and Nightingale, Peter and Shabir, Shazia and Adu, Dwomoa and Savage, Caroline O. and Hewins, Peter (2010) Prediction of ESRD in Pauci-immune Necrotizing Glomerulonephritis: Quantitative Histomorphometric Assessment and Serum Creatinine. American Journal of Kidney Diseases, 55 (2). p. 250. ISSN 02726386
Dixon, Louise (2010) Spouse Abuse. Encyclopaedia of victimology and crime prevention.
Donoghue, H. D. and Lee, O. Y.-C. and Minnikin, David E and Besra, G. S. and Taylor, J. H. and Spigelman, M. (2010) Tuberculosis in Dr Granville's mummy: a molecular re-examination of the earliest known Egyptian mummy to be scientifically examined and given a medical diagnosis. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 277 (1678). p. 51. ISSN 0962-8452
Edmunds, Jemma and Duda, Joan L and Ntoumanis, Nikos (2010) Psychological needs and the prediction of exercise-related cognitions and affect among an ethnically diverse cohort of adult women. International Journal of Sport and Psychology, 8 (4). pp. 446-463.
Flanagan, Sarah M and Hancock, Beverley (2010) 'Reaching the hard to reach' - lessons learned from the VCS (voluntary and community Sector). A qualitative study. BMC Health Services Research, 10 (1). p. 92. ISSN 1472-6963
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Demand to attend a tribunal in New York on the Irish Famine was so great that the event has had to be postponed until April 2013. It was originally scheduled for October.
The Irish Famine tribunal was set up by Irish and American scholars to examine British responsibility for the catastrophic events,
However demand was so great for places that it has now had to be postponed.
The new details will be posted on irishfaminetribunal.com before the event takes place over a weekend in April.
Organizers insist it will not just be a Brit bashing episode but a serious look at the causes of the Famine
"Nobody is going to walk into an Irish-American Brit- bashing exercise," Niall MacGiollabhuí, a Dublin-born, New York attorney and a member of the organising committee told the Irish Sunday Times. "The arguments are finely balanced and it will be difficult to come to a conclusion on it.
"The population of Ireland fell from 8m to 4m through death and emigration caused by the Famine. The event also changed the face of the east coast of America with the huge migration trends it triggered, including the Presbyterian emigrants to the Appalachian mountains."
The purpose of the tribunal is to "examine the responsibility of the British government, under international law, for the tragic consequences of this period". In particular, the tribunal will consider whether the Famine amounted to genocide or a crime against humanity.
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Bailiwick Chicago, Buzz22 Chicago and Theatre Seven of Chicago will have all shows in the Steppenwolf Theatre Company's annual Garage Rep Rep repertory series, slated to begin in February.
Bailiwick will produce Michael John LaChiusa's chamber musical "See What I Want to See" (which got mixed reviews in New York). Lili-Anne Brown will direct.
Buzz22 Chicago (a new theater company comprised of recent Northwestern University graduates) will stage "She Kills Monsters" by Qui Nguyen. And Theatre Seven will stage "BlackTop Sky," a new play about public housing in Chicago penned by Christina Anderson.
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The American son, it seems, is having his moment in the sun.
Florida's junior senator Marco Rubio isn't just the fastest-rising Hispanic political star in American politics today. He's also a contender to become Mitt Romney's running mate. And, thanks to a perfectly timed release, he is also the author of a memoir that hit bookstores this week, while an unauthorized biography, "The Rise of Marco Rubio" by Washington Post reporter Manuel Roig-Franzia, came out yesterday, the same day as Rubio's book.
"An American Son," centers on Sen. Rubio's dramatic political rise as the son of Cuban exiles who struggled to establish themselves in a new country. The child of immigrants who worked blue-collar jobs to send their son to college, where he played football, went on to earn a law degree, then commenced a lightning-fast ascent in politics, Rubio is the quintessential American son here.
And Rubio's story hits shelves just as his name hits headlines as a potential – and popular – contender as Romney's running mate. As a Hispanic senator elected in a Tea Party-fueled victory from the swing state of Florida, Rubio has a lot to offer the Romney campaign. He could provide a clear path to improving the GOP's strained relationship with the country's fastest growing minority group (though, as political watchers have pointed out, Rubio is Cuban, a group with which many Mexican-Americans do not necessarily connect).
"Rubio also brings other political credentials, including hero status with many conservative Christians and Tea Party supporters, a proven ability to raise big money and residency in the nation's quintessential swing state," reports USA Today in a story about the junior senator's book and his turn in the limelight.
"As the country changes demographically, he's an appealing candidate who has the ability to connect with audiences defining conservatism," Steve Schmidt, a top strategist for Republican John McCain in the 2008 presidential campaign, told USA Today. "The other aspect is that Marco Rubio was born in the 1970s. When he inevitably runs for national office, he will represent a generational change."
As Linda Feldman wrote in a recent Monitor piece, "Rubio is a young, charismatic, Hispanic conservative from a top battleground state."
That's precisely why Rubio is getting more attention these days than his other running mate contenders like Gov. Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota and Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio.
That's also why his book couldn't have been timed better – and why it's shooting to the top of Amazon's bestseller ranks just a day after its release (as of posting time, "An American Son" was #21 on Amazon's bestsellers list – ironically, just ahead of "Barack Obama: The Story.")
In it, Rubio charts his family's journey to America and his own journey to one of the top political offices in the US. His parents fled Cuba in 1956, just before Fidel Castro came to power, then worked blue-collar jobs in Miami and Las Vegas to provide for their four children.
"I was nothing like my father, motherless and working since he was nine," Rubio writes in his memoir, as excerpted by the Daily Caller. "He had gone to bed hungry many nights. He had lived in the streets and slept on a wooden crate in a storeroom. He had tried and failed and tried and failed again to start a business. He had lost his country. His work as a bartender had him coming home late at night well into his seventies I had never heard a single complaint escape his lips."
Driven by his passion for football and politics, Rubio attended a smattering of smaller colleges where he played football before earning his law degree at the University of Miami. A handsome salary at a law firm helped further establish Rubio and his family before the driven first-generation Cuban-American ran for the West Miami City Commission, which led to the Florida House of Representatives, and an extreme long-shot upset against Florida's popular incumbent governor Charlie Crist that landed Rubio in a Senate seat at the young age of 40 (he's the second-youngest US senator after Utah's Mike Lee, who's just seven days younger).
In the book, Rubio reveals for the first time that he considered dropping out of the Senate race.
"Had the Republican Party chairman or Crist himself reached out to me personally in the spring of 2009," Rubio writes, "they could probably have persuaded me not to run. I'm not proud of it now, but I think if they had acknowledged my concern that the party had strayed too far from our conservative principles, I would have walked away from the Senate race. I was looking for a face-saving way out. Instead, out of pride and hubris, they chose to intimidate me. And I, too, reacted out of pride."
It was, we learn in the book, Rubio's wife, Jeanette Dousdebes, a former Miami Dolphin cheerleader, who persuaded him to stay in when he was ready to quit. "Nothing important in life is easy," she scolded him at the time, according to USA Today.
Beyond sharing his inspiring, if somewhat conventional rise, de rigueur for any politician on the upswing, Rubio also uses his memoir to clarify some controversial aspects of his history – like the time he told reporters his parents fled Cuba after Castro came to power (they had fled before), the thousands of dollars in personal expenses charged to the state GOP-issued American Express Card he used, and the Tallahassee state capital house he co-owned that went into foreclosure.
Nonetheless, most of Rubio's memoir follows his "American Dream" of a journey to the Senate – similar, in fact, to that of Barack Obama's. Only time – and the polls – will tell whether it resonates enough with Americans to have a similar ending.
Husna Haq is a Monitor correspondent.


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I recently got two young Turkish takla pigeons, they have been flying for a 2 weeks. When they fly they make the really loud clapping noise, I was wondering if they should tumble straight away or if it takes a bit of time to develop. should I make them fly with my other takla's if that helps?


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Press Release: Carnegie Mellon Names Bob Iannucci To Head Silicon Valley Campus
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PITTSBURGH—Carnegie Mellon University's Bob Iannucci has been named associate dean and director of CMU's Silicon Valley campus, effective Sept. 1. He succeeds Martin L. Griss, director of the Disaster Management Initiative and founder and former director of the CyLab Mobility Research Center.
"I am honored to be named head of CMU's innovative and entrepreneurial campus that sits in the middle of Silicon Valley, the worldwide hub of technology innovation," said Iannucci, a distinguished service professor at CMU-Silicon Valley and director of the CyLab Mobility Research Center with a courtesy appointment in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. "CMU's international reputation for research and academic excellence, coupled with the entrepreneurial opportunities here in Silicon Valley, make this campus a truly unique place. I look forward to the challenge and the opportunity."
James H. Garrett, Jr., dean of the College of Engineering and the Thomas Lord Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, praised Iannucci for his extensive experience directing research activity at several internationally recognized companies in Silicon Valley. "His stellar research reputation, and his more recent experience as an interdisciplinary educator and researcher at the CMU Silicon Valley campus, make him ideally suited to be the associate dean and director of the CMU Silicon Valley campus."
Prior to joining CMU, Iannucci served as the chief technology officer of Nokia and head of Nokia Research Center (NRC). There, he spearheaded the effort to transform NRC into an open innovation center, creating "lablets" at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Stanford University, Tsinghua University, the University of Cambridge and Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL). Under his leadership, NRC's previously established labs and the new lablets delivered fundamental contributions to the worldwide Long Term Evolution for 3G (LTE) standard; created and commercialized Bluetooth Low Energy; created and promulgated what is now the MIPI UniPro interface for high-speed, in-phone networking; and generated many other communications technology innovations.
An entrepreneurial pioneer, Iannucci has led engineering teams at two startups — one focused on virtualized networking and the other on computational fluid dynamics (Exa Corporation, which went public in 2012) — creating systems that offered order-of-magnitude improvements over alternatives. He also served as director of Digital Equipment Corporation's Cambridge Research Laboratory (CRL) and was vice president of research at Compaq. His CRL team (along with CMU's Dan Siewiorek, Asim Smailagic and other researchers from the Institute for Complex Engineered Systems) created MoCCA — a mobile communication and computing architecture that anticipated much of what has become today's smartphone technology.
After receiving a Ph.D. in electrical engineering and computer science in 1988 from MIT, Iannucci led a team at IBM's T.J. Watson Research Center that developed highly scalable computing systems.
CMU's Silicon Valley campus, established in 2002 at Moffett Field, offers master's and Ph.D. degree programs in electrical and computer engineering as well as master's degree programs in software engineering, software management and information networking.
The campus also offers a novel entrepreneurship program. Designed to capitalize on the speed of the Internet and tech-based innovations in the broader Silicon Valley economy, the CMU program blends both technical acumen and business problem-solving skills in a rigorous 12-month, full-time program.
Bob Iannucci, pictured above, is an entrepreneurial pioneer who has extensive experience directing research activity at several internationally recognized companies in Silicon Valley.


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Deirdre Kine
on: Waving the Flag in Arab Living Rooms, by Mona Sarkis
In the article "Foreign Television Broadcasters in Arabic, Waving the Flag in Arab Living Rooms," the author misrepresents Alhurra TV's audience and reputation in the Middle East. According to international research firms such as ACNielsen, Alhurra has a weekly reach of 27.7 million viewers, a majority of whom find the news to be credible. In fact, Alhurra's audience exceeds that of all other non-indigenous Arabic-language international broadcasters combined. Alhurra's mission is journalistic. Alhurra is required, by law, to be conducted in accordance with the highest professional standards of broadcast journalism; and include news which is consistently reliable and accurate, objective and comprehensive.
Alhurra has developed its reputation as a place to turn for news and is frequently cited in the Arabic and English press as a source of news. In fact, Associated Press and Reuters cited Alhurra's interview with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on the day this article was published. As the article points out, several other countries established Arabic-language channels following the launch of Alhurra. The success of Alhurra demonstrated to others that government-funded television networks could thrive in the Middle East. In the six years since the launch, Alhurra has grown into a reputable news and information channel and 27.7 million viewers seem to agree. Deirdre Kine Communications Director Middle East Broadcasting Networks, Inc.


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Examination on Rules and Regulations of the Transportation Department for Train Dispatchers, Conductors, and Engineers 1973
Federation for Railway Progress - Railway Progress 1957
[German Railroads] - vom Adler zum Komet 1956
Golden West Books - 1967 Railroad Calendar
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National Railway Historical Society - calendar 1975
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Throughout the years the company rebuilt and rented refurbished weld positioning equipment and then ultimately began the manufacturing of new equipment. With over 50 years of rebuilding weld positioning equipment, the company used this experience to develop and manufacture its own line of equipment. Due to the overwhelming demand for its equipment, Weldwire has 3 manufacturing companies; one located in the southern United States, one located in Singapore and one located in Taiwan. The United States plant is located in The Woodlands, TX, just north of Houston. This facility is a 15,000 square foot factory with 15 ton overhead crane service. The United States factory manufactures tank turning rolls, floor turntables, head and tailstocks, manipulators and other related equipment. It also acts as a warranty repair and replacement parts facility. Our Singapore and Taiwan factories manufacture welding positioners, welding manipulators, other custom designed systems and related products. Weldwire's products that are manufactured overseas are designed to our equipment specifications which involve a very strict manufacturing process. This process insures that all equipment meets the high expectations of our owner and more importantly, our customers.


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Tuesday, May 17, 2011 - Joey Intenso vs. Misa Tyson
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What a spledindly handsome guy Tomas Salnat is. He is aged 20 and lives in Trencin, where he is a student. Tomas enjoys hockey, fitness, computers, poker and cars. This stills shoot with Tomas shows him off very well indeed. With that handsome face and good stature he looks very good and even better when we get to see that nice bubble butt, and rock hard dick.
Albert Mikan and Martin Kliddny give us a really good Broke Czech Boys shoot. They came into the studio for the shoot, having never met each other, but in need of money, as they explain in the interview at the beginning. They are directed to start by kissing, and you see the surprise and reticence, particularly from Albert,but they do it and then strip each other. As they are told to play with each other Martin's dick gets hard, so Albert is told to kiss it and lick it. Again he is somewhat reticent, but kisses up and down the dick before biting the bullet and taking the head in his mouth and sucking. Martin reciprocates and then they 69. Before they are finished, however, we had other plans and they do some ass play, with vibrators. Interesting to see that Albert gets to take the larger vibrator and manages it very well. Both the guys were very good, doing the unexpected, in good humor, and made it thoroughly enjoyable viewing.
Joey Intenso and Misa Tyson give us a very entertaining nude submission wrestling match. Both guys are well built, and look great as they wrestle, firstly in their slipys and the naked. Joey is clearly the superior wrestler, and takes an early lead. But it is good to see that Misa doesn't give up trying. As the match progresses it is clear that Joey is going to win, and so he does, without Misa managing to win a round. But that doesn't detract from the enjoyment of watching the guys go at it. When the match is over they start to wank, to give us their money shots and Misa, as the loser is persuaded to have a little try at sucking, as he goes down on Joey before both the guys climax. Then to the shower where they dutifully soap each other and Joey has to take a piss, much to Misa's amusement.


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Note: Be sure to check out GeekDad.com on 5/1 for "Another Interview by an Immortal." [I'll update with a link at that time.]
Last April, I hosted an excerpt to Gene Doucette's Immortal to help out his blog tour. As I indicated, it is one of my favorites from recent memory. Naturally, when I heard that Doucette was coming out with its sequel, I jumped all over it. I wasn't sure if Hellenic Immortal would be better than the original, but I knew it would have to really blow me away for that to happen. Well, let's just say it happened.
Once again, Doucette gives the reader a fantastic voice to "listen" to in Adam. Oh, but I might mention that Adam isn't always referred to as Adam. I mean, let's face it … Wouldn't you be bored if you had to retain the same name for 60,000 years? Plus, there's the whole blending into society thing. How far would Adam get if he were to still introduce himself with a grunt or some other guttural sound?
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 9th Apr 2009 22:21 UTC
After the more-or-less positively received "You find it, you keep it" television advertisements, it seems as if Microsoft is quickly falling back to its previous mistakes of relying on easily countered FUD-like tactics. We already discussed the blog post regarding Linux on netbooks, which was easily countered on virtually every point made. However, it gets even worse: Microsoft has ordered a study detailing what the company calls the hidden "Apple tax" that you are supposedly paying if you go Apple. Now, I'm the first to state that Apple simply doesn't provide the optimal pricing for everyone, but this Microsoft sponsored study is so completely and utterly ridiculous it makes me wonder just who on earth would look at it and go "Yeah, this looks pretty convincing!"
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RE[2]: The OS taxes
by hraq on Fri 10th Apr 2009 00:07 UTC in reply to "RE: The OS taxes"
" The price that we can provide HP server with OpenSuse, SLES, or Windows is still always significantly lower to Apple's."
Windows servers always cheaper because you need a very advanced administrator to configure even the simplest service tasks ( eg DNS/Active directory/ File server) while with linux you must be a command line expert to do it.
In osx server even a business owner can confiure the server basic tasks and get it ready with little help if any.
Apple has the right to charge for its superior OS because thats the reason why you buy the hardware.


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Enchanted Yarn & Fiber in Russellville, KY
Saturday, I went over to Russellville (KY) with Keely, Taurus, and Isaac. It's only about 35 miles from here, but we don't go there very often. Keely was on a mission to find a yarn store she had heard about (Enchanted Yarn & Fiber), and the rest of us went along for the fresh air and change in scenery.
Keely started crocheting when she was seven years old. I showed her how to do a chain stitch. She mastered that quickly, so I showed her how to single crochet. From there, she branched out. I don't know how many scarves, hats, afghans, and baby blankets she has made since then, and I'll bet she doesn't either.
Several of the ladies at Keely's workplace are knitters, and Keely has learned to knit since she started working there. She started with socks, moved on to hats and gloves, and she's now working on a fancy, lacy, alpaca shawl that she is going to wear on her wedding day.
All this history is background to an understatement: Keely really likes knitting and crocheting and yarn. She was so happy to wander around the yarn shop and choose a skein of nice yarn for a future project. (Knitters and crocheters have stashes of yarn just like quilters have stashes of fabric.)
The proprietor of the shop said that she is planning to increase the "specialty yarns" she carries. I guess those would be yarns that are harder to find. I did see many beautiful and unusual yarns. I saw on several labels that the yarn was made of or contained silk, and one group of yarn was made of sugar cane.
I think that "fiber" refers to a raw material, and it becomes "yarn" after it's spun. In the fiber category, I saw some braids of dyed wool, and some bags of silk thread that had been ravelled from silk fabric. The instructions said that the silk threads could be spun to make silk yarn, or they could be spun with other fibers to achieve special effects.
When we were at the Fort Massac encampment earlier this fall, we saw some Leicester sheep, so I was interested to see this Leicester wool for sale. Leicester is said to be a favorite wool of hand-spinners because it has long fibers. (And, of course, Keely would like to learn to spin.)
I have a feeling that if I keep hanging around with my daughter, I'll be visiting this shop again. (And again and again.) I may have to revive my crocheting skills.


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The whole of Shirebrook has been covered by an order in an effort to tackle anti-social behaviour related to drinking on the streets.
Bolsover District Council agreed to introduce the Designated Public Place Order (DPPO) following a spate of complaints relating to the drinking of alcohol including harassment, intimidation, nuisance and annoyance to members of the public.
The order gives the police greater powers to confiscate alcohol from people drinking and behaving irresponsibly.
These powers do not make it a criminal offence to consume alcohol within a designated area. An offence is committed if the individual refuses to comply with a Police Constable or PCSO's request to refrain from drinking.
Land and buildings which have permission for sale and/or consumption of alcohol such as pubs, clubs and off-licences will not be subject to the order when they are open to the public.
DPPOs covering smaller areas have been issued before in the market town but, after consulting with the local public, this is the first time an order has been used on this scale in the district.
Cabinet Member for Community Safety, Councillor Brian Murray-Carr, said: "It is important to realise that this order is not a drinking ban. It gives us greater powers to deal with situations involving either individuals or groups and drink, which could then escalate and cause more problems in the community."
The order, which is not time limited, covers all of Shirebrook and its introduction has been supported by Derbyshire Constabulary and Shirebrook Town Council. DPPO signage has been funded by Bolsover Community Safety Partnership and is displayed in key areas throughout the town and around the perimeter of the area to which the order applies.
Bolsover Section Inspector Frank Burns said: "The new order will provide us with far greater consistency in terms of police enforcement activities. It should reassure the local community that agencies are working effectively in partnership and using available tools and legal powers to address community concerns in respect of alcohol-related crime and disorder and anti-social behaviour."