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Measurements: 34-26-33
Height: 5'5"
Date of birth: 6/16/1982
Eye color: Blue
Hair Color: Blonde, redhead, brunette
Ethnicity: American
Job: actress
Evan Rachel Wood is an American film, TV, and theater actress. She sings, too. She began acting in the late 1990s, appearing in several TV roles, including American Gothic and Once and Again. She became well known after her Golden Globe-nominated turn in Thirteen. Most recently, she has appeared in Across the Universe, a film whose trailer initially looks like a Zucker Brothers comedy. Then you find out they're serious.
Wood was born in Raleigh, North Carolina, to a family of actors, which is more entertaining than being raised by wolves. Wolves are limited in their ability to communicate, and do not have much of a sense of dramatic structure.
After an early life of much acting in school and community theater, Wood appeared in several made for TV movies. When her parents divorced in 1996, Wood moved with her mother to Los Angeles. Her first major screen role was Digging to China, which starred Kevin Bacon. Wood remembers the role as initially being "hard," but notes that it eventually led to her decision that this is something she "might never want to stop doing." Many people who see Kevin Bacon's film Footloose, "might never want to stop dancing."
Wood's breakthrough movie role followed, with the controversial 2003 indie film Thirteen. She then went on to do Ron Howard's The Missing, opposite Cate Blanchett, and followed up with Pretty Persuasion, Down in the Valley, and Running with Scissors. Nonetheless, Wood has stated that she prefers music to movies and is planning to launch a singing career. She is also involved with Julie Taymor's Spider-Man: The Musical, which is aiming to "estrange comic book geeks from mainstream society even further than they already are."
In 2007, Wood's relationship with Marilyn became public, and a collective "Gaaaaaaaagh!!!" could be heard among Wood's fan base. In November 2008, the couple called it quits. And there was much rejoicing. In December 2008, and again in January 2009, Wood vehemently denied that she was dating Mickey Rourke, her co-star in The Wrestler (2008). She said on her blog, "He's too old for me. Nothing ever happened and nothing ever will." And another loud cheer went up.
Trained dancer
Friends with Nikki Reed
Dated Marylin Manson
Loves U2
Ranked #7 on Entertainment Weekly's '30 Under 30' the actress list


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The greatest injustice of our time is a spiritual one. More than two thousand years after Jesus gave His followers the command to go to those who have never heard the good news, there are still 1.6 billion people without access to the simple truth that the creator of the world loves them deeply, cares for them and wants to have a personal relationship with them.
These least reached peoples live in areas that have significant political and economic challenges to freely hear and respond to the good news. Tragically, most of these 1.6 billion least reached people are also are the world's poorest of the poor and suffer the health and other issues that accompany those in extreme poverty. They are the 'least of these' that Jesus is referring to in Matthew 25. Because there are no local churches in these areas, the only way for the gospel to take root among the least reached is for long term cross cultural workers to go and learn the culture and language, and go to live among these people that God loves so much and has given his life for.
GoCorps is committed to finding the most effective team leaders that are serving in strategic ways among the least reached and placing recent college graduates to serve for two years along side an existing long term project that is centered around seeing the good news of Jesus Christ take root and grow into a thriving local church.


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Thomas R. Casey age 84, passed away peacefully at Seasons Hospice, Christiana, on April 25, 2017 after a brief illness.
Thomas (Tom) was born in Chester, PA on January 22, 1933 to Edith and Jeremiah Casey. He was predeceased on April 8 by Nancy, his wife of 63 years; 4 brothers, and 1 sister.
Tom graduated from P.S. du Pont High School in 1950, served in the US Army from 1953-1955, and worked for Hires-Turner Glass for over 30 years. After retiring, he became the warehouse manager at Casey Electric, Inc. for 15 years.
Tom played semi-pro baseball and softball until the age of 58. During that time, he also coached many Little League and softball teams. He was an avid sports fan, attending many Phillies games and University of Delaware football games, and enjoyed the horses at Delaware Park. Tom was known to many for his good-natured personality, unique humor, and classic one-liners. He was the number one fan at all of his grandchildren's events over the years. Tom will be sadly missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing and loving him.
Tom is survived by his devoted children and their spouses, Steven and Deborah Casey, and Susan and John Behrens; his grandchildren, Alicia (Cortland) Bradley, Jillian and Carolyn Behrens, Ryan Casey and Devin Casey (fiancé Jordon Foss) and great-granddaughter, Charlotte Jean Bradley born on April 23. Also surviving him is his sister Pat Burk.
A viewing will be held from 4:00-6:00 pm on Sunday April 30 at the McCrery and Harra Funeral Home, 3710 Kirkwood Highway Wilmington 19080. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10:30am Monday morning May 1, at St. Catherine of Sienna Church, 2503 Centerville Rd. Wilmington 19808. Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Helen Graham Cancer Center, 4701 Ogletown-Stanton Rd. Newark, DE 19710 or Seasons Hospice, 220 Continental Dr. Suite 407 Newark, DE 19713.


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Travel via Cana of Galilee to Nazareth. Visit St. Joseph's workshop, Mary's Well and the Church of Annunciation. Continue the baptismal site on the Jordan River at Yardenit and explore the excavations of the ancient Roman city of Beith Shean. Later, ascend to the Golden City of Jerusalem. (B,D)
Spend the day exploring the new city of Jerusalem. View the miniature model of Jerusalem as it was during the time of King Herod. Continue to Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Memorial. Enter the site by walking along the Street of the Righteous Gentiles, dedicated to the non-Jews that risked their lives in order to save their Jewish neighbours. Later, visit Ein Karem, considered the birthplace of John the Baptist and continue to Bethlehem to visit the Church of the Nativity (visit to Bethlehem subject to security clearance.) (B,D)
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It is now official that Hammertowne is the 2012 Band On Rise Nationally (B.O.R.N.) Award Winner.
It was obvious from the beginning that these guys were going to work the hardest to win. One of the other bands said "They knew they could not push as hard as these guys pushed".
The other three to be invited to concert are Breaking Grass, Mountain Faith, and Cumberland River.
On March 2nd 2013, these 4 great bluegrass bands will represent National Bluegrass as the winners of their monthly people's choice, emerging artist contest at a live concert at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center in Greeneville, Tennessee. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased from the NPAC Box Office for $20 each plus a $2.50 internet transaction fee per ticket. You can avoid paying the fee by calling the box office directly at (423) 638-1679. Check National Bluegrass often for updates.


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Intel® NUC Kit DN2820FYKH Rev.103 (N2830 CPU)
I needed a new HTPC, so I started a web crusade search for my next candidate. ZOTAC, NUC, etc. Seen all of them at the time.
Intel NUC was my choice, and I definitively couldn't choose better! I got the Celeron 2.13GHz version (N2830 CPU made on July 2014).
Why NUC?
As my previous HTPC was an ASUS Barebone S1AT5NM10E, with an Atom 1.8GHz, I felt no need of going to Intel i3 or i5, as they were very expensive and waste a lot of energy.
I had a particular media setup on my previous HTPC, mainly relying on Ubuntu Server, Plex Media Server, Sickrage, rtorrent, Couchpotato. Had a few notifications and maintenance scripts, even with Munin monitoring. Yeah, that could be definitely overkill for a HTPC, but who cares? 🙂
The thing is, I think had a pretty heavy environment, but 1.8GHz and 4GB of RAM, always took care of the job, with lower CPU loads, check my uptime on ASUS running Ubuntu Server:
load average: 0.01, 0.06, 0.11
Power Consumption
As I don't need more power than I had before, the NUC was a more that excellent choice. The power consumption isn't even noticed on the monthly bill (as it was with my previous ASUS Barebone S1AT5NM10E).
I won't even bother to make any measure because this post from http://www.missingremote.com/ explains everything.
Pay attention tha he's talking about the previous version with the N2820 CPU, because mine is the improvement: N2830 that he says it's getting out to stores soon.
The performance is impressive. Even with my new media setup running on background (thanks to @xombiemp), I can stream flawlessly 1080p via Kodi. And the uptime is awesome, even with KODI running (you can check my post about Kodibuntu):
load average: 0.07, 0.11, 0.13
Is it higher than my Atom 1.8GHz? We can't measure it like that, but remember that previously I was running Ubuntu Server, and it has no graphical interface.
I just have to thank to all the people that recommended me this HTPC, as I'm really happy with its performance and (almost zero) power consumption. As my old Apple Remote (A1156) was useless (due to newer macbooks don't bring any IR receivers), I've been able to reuse it for the NUC.


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Support is requested for a Keystone Symposia meeting entitled HIV Vaccines: Adaptive Immunity and Beyond, organized by Nicole Frahm, Susan W. Barnett and Galit Alter. The meeting will be held in Banff, Alberta, Canada from March 9-14, 2014. The HIV vaccine field has undergone dramatic changes over the last several years: from the failure of the promising MRKAd5-HIV-1 vaccine to provide any protection from acquisition or disease progression to the first demonstration that an HIV vaccine can actually show efficacy with a regimen that was predicted to fail in RV144. Following these developments, the field has turned from T-cell based vaccines favored for the late nineties/early 2000s back to antibody-inducing strategies, although with a reduced focus on broadly neutralizing antibodies since these were not detected in RV144 vaccines. This meeting aims at bringing the cellular and humoral factions together to work on a holistic approach to HIV vaccination: induction of antibodies - both binding and neutralizing - to prevent infection;a safety net of CD8 T-cell responses to control viral replication in those hosts that do become infected;and CD4 T cell help for both effector arms. In addition, we seek to provide a better understanding of the interplay of innate immune responses and the resulting adaptive response, as well as a closer look at the signals that are crucial for the induction of long-lasting memory responses. This comprehensive approach to vaccinology will be complemented by a thorough portrayal of HIV transmission, both from the viral perspective as well as the portal of entry;and by a closer look of how vaccines interact with the host's genetic profile. Taken together, this meeting will bring scientists from all denominations together to tackle the design of a new generation of highly effective HIV vaccines. Opportunities for interdisciplinary interactions will be significantly enhanced by the concurrent meeting on HIV Pathogenesis - Virus vs. Host, which will share opening and closing keynote addresses and two plenary sessions with this meeting.
Prevention of HIV acquisition remains a major global health target, especially in developing countries which bear the brunt of the approximately 2.5 million new infections per year. The Keystone Symposia meeting on HIV Vaccines: Adaptive Immunity and Beyond will gather a diverse set of basic, clinical and translational scientists from academic institutions and industry to discuss the most pressing outstanding questions in the HIV field and tackle the design of a new generation of highly effective HIV vaccines. Opportunities for interdisciplinary interactions will be significantly enhanced by the concurrent meeting on HIV Pathogenesis - Virus vs. Host.