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For a romantic Valentine's day, express your love with the best Valentine's Day flowers from Douty Floral & Landscape From romantic roses to impressive modern bouquets, we can help you select beautiful and affordable flowers for Valentine's Day and deliver them to Pipestone, MN or nationwide. For a day filled with love and romance, look no further than MN
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The Target Black Friday 2013 sale has launched for Red Card members. Take advantage of your Target membership and shop Target Black Friday 2013 doorbuster deals before the crowd online.
The Target Black Friday 2013 sale has launched for Target members today. If you are a Red Card member you can already shop select Target Black Friday 2013 doorbuster deals before the actual Target Black Friday 2013 sales event.
The Target Black Friday 2013 Deals avaiable to Members include
$229 Apple iPod touch 16GB 5G with $50 Gift Card
$115 Beats by Dr. Dre Solo HD Headphones
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$15 Nerf N-Strike Elite Alpha Trooper CS-12 Blaster
$199 KitchenAid Classic 4.5Qt Stand Mixer
$99 Nikon L320 16.1MP 26x Optical Zoom Camera
The Target Black Friday 2013 sale will start officially at 8pm on Thanksgiving Day for everybody. The 37-page Target Black Friday 2013 Ad has 100s of doorbuster deals. The lead Target doorbuster deal on the cover is a $229 50-inch Element 1080p LED HDTV.
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Note that Target REDcard save an additional 5% on almost all purchases every day, including Black Friday. On Friday, Nov. 29 (midnight to store close), shoppers who spend $75 or more in Target stores will receive a coupon valid for 20 percent off a storewide purchase in early December.
Find below the Top 12 Target Black Friday deals.
Top 12 Target Black Friday 2013 Deals
iPad Mini Wi-Fi 16 GB, $299 plus a $75 Target GiftCard with purchase
iPad Air Wi-Fi 16 GB, $479 plus a $100 Target GiftCard with purchase
Element 50" 1080p LED TV, $229.00
Beats by Dre Solo HD Headphones, $119.00 (Regular price: $179.99)
Nikon L320 Camera, $99.00 (original price: $229.99)
Nintendo 3DS XL Game System, $149.99 (Regular price: $199.99)
Select Ride Ons including Kid Trax Viper, $99.00 (Regular price: $179.99)
Select DVDs, $4.00 and $6.00
Dyson DC24, $259.00 (Regular price: $399.99)
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Buy one, Get one 50% off select toys including Monster High and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Browse the complete Target Black Friday 2013 Ad and shop the Target.com site.
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Some say Black Friday is over hyped, but if you know how Black Friday works, you can get the best deals of the year. We are providing with our full Black Friday coverage the information you need to find the best Black Friday deals. It is important to understand that Black Friday is not on the Friday after Thanksgiving Day. It is now! The whole month of November is Black Friday and sales will seamlessly morph into Cyber Monday 2013 sales. Black Friday is very late this year falling on November 29th, 2013. Last year, Black Friday was on November 23rd. This year retailers have four full weeks to bombard you with special Black Friday 2013 sales until the culmination of the actual Black Friday 2013 sale on Thanksgiving Day. The Black Friday creep will soon make Thanksgiving Day a bigger sales day than the actual Black Friday.
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Among the Christmas presents that I received this year was a tee-shirt bring a specific message and a special request that I wear the shirt at the capitol. The message was loud and clear that the school furloughs would have a detrimental impact on the students in our public schools and that eventually we would all pay the price for the want of saving a few dollars.
The Governor, Board of Education, DOE and the HSTA all need to stop the finger pointing and get together on a proposal that they can all agree. That is the only way that the legislature is going to be able to appropriate any money to end this school furlough disaster.
The gift came from Aiea Intermediate Students Chase and Kylie Urasaki. Their dad, Rev. Alan Urasaki is standing next to me in the photo above.


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Despite the fact that increasing numbers of women are receiving positive STD tests for human papillomavirus (HPV), many women never seek the vaccine for the virus. A new survey suggests that the cost of the vaccination may play the largest role in determining whether women pursue the test or not.
Researchers from Indiana University asked 1,323 women between the ages of 27 and 55 about factors that would play into their decision to get vaccinated. The majority of women said that cost was the biggest factor.
Women said that they would be interested in receiving a vaccine for HPV if it were free. However, most vaccinations cost around $350.
"With the accumulating empirical evidence that vaccination of women over the age of 26 can be beneficial, it is important to understand specific factors associated with HPV vaccine acceptability," said researcher Nathan Stupiansky. "This study clarifies some of the issues for acceptance including cost and prior knowledge of the vaccine."
He added that, despite the fact that insurance or public programs cover the cost of vaccination for girls between the ages of 9 and 17, there are few options for older women who are unable to pay the out-of-pocket expense for the procedure.
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NEW YORK (CNS) — The hyper-violent "Den of Thieves" (STX) is a morass of crass.
It's supposed to be a rollicking, quirky and farcical saga about a gang of bank robbers in dystopian and usually nighttime Southern California led by Merrimen (Pablo Schreiber) and pursued by renegade, dyspeptic cop Nick Flanagan (Gerald Butler).
There's a big complicated heist involving the attempted robbery of the heretofore-unassailable Los Angeles Federal Reserve Bank, from which they hope to "withdraw" $30 million in untraceable cash.
Before that, though, the villains slaughter the crew of an armored truck and some police officers only to find that the truck held no money. As a result, "We're cop killers now," Merrimen ruefully observes.
Nick, who is perpetually threatening others and uses whatever illegal tactics he can think of, is no hero, though. He tries to turn the thieves' driver, Donnie (O'Shea Jackson Jr.) into sort of a double agent, but Donnie's ultimately only looking after himself.
Merrimen is imaginative, but has no evident means at his disposal to motivate others except with death threats and cursing.
Director Christian Gudegast, who co-wrote the screenplay with Paul Scheuring, launches several scattershot, implausible plot lines that never quite come together until the sequences that show the robbers squirreling themselves past the federal bank's elaborate security.
Nick's wife is leaving him with their young daughters and serving him with divorce papers. So that's his motivation? We never find out, since that subplot vanishes.
Merrimen, recently out of a stretch in prison, seems to be much smarter than Nick. How did that happen? Gudegast never reveals.
It's an unpleasant and contorted ride through what appears to be a maze of industrial parks. Best to just take the exit on this one.
The film contains a skewed view of law enforcement, pervasive gun and physical violence, frequent racial slurs and pervasive rough language and profanities. The Catholic News Service classification is O — morally offensive. The Motion Picture Association of America rating is R — restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian.
Jensen is a guest reviewer for Catholic News Service.
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Punch Needle embroidery is often described as "painting with thread". Using a punch needle tool, and embroidery thread, you can create a project with as much detail as you want as well as texture.
In this class, you will receive an embroidery hoop appropriate for punch needle, a design drawn on weavers cloth, your punch needle tool and all the embroidery thread needed to complete your project. You will also have a small easel-type frame to mount your project on.
Class Cost - $65.00
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These are programs specifically designed for children from JK-Gr.6 and take place in schools, daycare centers, or even church basements. They are 45-60 minutes in length and are sure to capture your childrens' attention. The children also perform experiments, participate in demonstrations and have a take home item at the end of each program.
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DESTINATION JUNGLE:During this fun workshop Mad Science will safari Junior Explorers through the exotic, tropical world of jungle life. Children will be energized when we take a closer look at rain, light, insects and plants. Stinky bug juice and our pet "snake" will excite everyone. Children will make a Jungle Paw Print to bring home with them.
This exciting workshop concentrates on how we perceive light and its effect on objects. Through hands-on activities, students will discover the amazing properties of light and explore glow-in-the-dark technology. The nature of fluorescence and phosphorescence are unveiled in a black light demonstration. Chemiluminescence is demystified using a flashlight analogy. Children will create their own UV Bead Key Chain to monitor the UV levels in their surroundings and encourage sun safety!
Investigate the exciting world of polymers & the chemical reactions we use to create them. Transform two liquids into an oozing batch of your very own slime using the secret Mad Science recipe, and then enter your creation in the Slime Olympics!
Space Technology starts with an exploration of space-related technologies used on Earth. Students will help laser light through a maze, use principles of radar technology to find hidden mountains, and discover the importance of points of reference to depth perception. From there, it's out into space with an examination of potential threats to spacecraft. Children build their own Comets to take home!
Inventing means observing, building, thinking, and discovering: Our mini Mad Scientists will do all this and more in our fantastic Inventionation workshop! Inventions past and present are explored, and children will discover that anyone can be an inventor! Do you have what it takes to answer our Invention Challenge and earn yourself a Mad Science Patent Award? No workshop would be complete without a little potion-making, and we won't disappoint with our demonstration of polymer formation. Students will be challenged to use all their new-found knowledge to create a musical instrument to take-home and to continue their investigations like the inventors of the past.
Catch some cool colours and make a rainbow out of white light. Children observe demonstrations that blend colours to produce white light, and others that separate white light into colours. Experiments with prisms and diffraction lenses give children the opportunity to explore the colour spectrum of various light sources. Children look at the world through tinted lenses to experience colour blindness and see through the eyes of animals. Creating an optical-effect Newton's Peephole to take home completes this illuminating adventure!
In this energizing workshop students will learn all about the beginnings of a childhood favourite… the toy! Students will test, play and ponder the inner workings of your favourite toys while discovering the science behind each of them. An investigation into potential and kinetic energy will allow students to understand how toys move. In an exciting demonstration of electrical energy, students will create a human circuit to activate a chirping bird. Children will apply their knowledge to create their very own Ball Catch Game to bring home!
Join Mad Science for an energetic tour of Canadian science! Beginning in our snowy Northern Territories we'll discover how animals and humans have adapted and invented their way to survival in cold weather. Junior scientists will conduct amazing chemical reactions, discover the secrets behind a sliding hockey puck, build and test a working Canadarm model, and try out some modern Foley artist tricks of the trade. Our workshop will finish with a celebratory Mini Fireworks display, and each child will create a Canadian Snowball in a cup to bring home.
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MAD MIXTURES: (Unavailable January-March 2019)This fun-filled workshop is an interactive introduction to the science of chemistry. Your children will learn about chemical safety and common hazard signs, and play a game to identify common laboratory equipment. The concept of chemistry as 'mixing things together' will be explored in hands-on activities when children pour, stir and mix their way to volcanic explosions and colour-changing pH tests. An amazing demonstration opens up the world of polymers, and the class concludes with each child creating their very own pot of Crazy Dough to take home.
CREEPY CRAWLERS:Children get engrossed in entomology! They discover that insects are arthropods and inspect authentic insect specimens. Insect anatomy is introduced and examined up-close. An ultraviolet powder activity lights up the truth on how insects spread pollen. Children learn how insects see the world and the many different ways insects defend themselves. At the end of the workshop each child will create a model insect to take home!
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Take your class on a trip through the solar system where they will learn all about the elements of space. Sign up for the "Mad Science Space Mission" as we investigate the cosmos. Students will make their own Mini Rocket to take home with them.
Dinosaurs are always a huge hit with children! They will be introduced to the differences between meat eating and plant eating animals and will have the opportunity to look at dinosaur teeth up close. They will also work as paleontologists by participating in a mini dinosaur dig that will engage their attention as well as their scientific skills. They will be taking home a Dinosaur Tooth Fossil that they make on their very own.
Children will learn all about the different properties of water in this interactive workshop. A watery hands-on activity will allow the children to experiment with the concepts of floating and sinking. Students will create a sugar cube tower to learn about water's surface tension ability. The concept of density is explored with our special 'Eggbert and Meg' demonstrations. This workshop will conclude with the children creating a Glitter Tube to take-home, a sparkling example of density!
COLOUR LAB: (Unavailable January-March 2019)
This vibrant workshop is a fun-filled introduction to the science of colour. Children will learn about light and colour, and practice identifying various colours in a variety of games. The concept of colour mixing will be explored in hands-on chromatography activities, and invisible colours will be revealed using special science equipment. An amazing demonstration opens up the world of colour-changing chemicals, and the workshop concludes with each child creating their very own Rainbow Mixer to take home.
This hands-on look at the weather of our planet will help children identify different types of weather and begin to explore the causes of some of them. The class will play Weather Bingo, see and learn ways scientists measure different weather types, and sing weather-related songs. The children will take part in an interactive story about the water cycle, and discover the spectacular movement of lightning. Children will be amazed to see a rainbow created in their classroom. The children will make a Rain Gauge to continue their investigations at home.


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We had 15 brave souls embark on a 30 day fitness and nutritional challenge in an attempt to loose body fat. We had an aggressive 6 day per week exercise plan and a nutritional consultation and plan for each participant. It was really encouraging to see how hard everyone was working. When proper eating habits are combined with a great exercise program it is really amazing what can happen in only 30 days.
As a group we managed to shed a whopping 61 pounds, and drop a total of 36 inches. The average decreases were as follows:
Weight: decrease of 4 pounds
Girth measures (hips, chest, butt): decrease of 2.5 inches
%fat: decrease by 3.5%
Congratulations to our winners Patricia Horton and Jeff Thornhill. Patricia lost 9 pounds, 5 inches, and 5%. Jeff lost 11.5 pounds, 2.5 inches, and 4.6%.
Hopefully everyone keeps the good eating habits going, enjoys their increased fitness levels, and continues to keep up the exercising.


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text: Irreversible inhibitors that modify cysteine or lysine residues within a protein kinase ATP binding site offer, through their distinctive mode of action, an alternative to ATP-competitive agents. 4-((6-(Cyclo-hexylmethoxy)-9H-purin-2-yl) amino) benzenesulfonamide (NU6102) is a potent and selective ATP-competitive inhibitor of CDK2 in which the sulfonamide moiety is positioned close to a pair of lysine residues. Guided by the CDK2/NU6102 structure, we designed 6-(cyclohexylmethoxy)-N-(4-(vinylsulfonyl) phenyl)-9H- purin-2-amine (NU6300), which binds covalently to CDK2 as shown by a co-complex crystal structure. Acute incubation with NU6300 produced a durable inhibition of Rb phosphorylation in SKUT-1B cells, consistent with it acting as an irreversible CDK2 inhibitor. NU6300 is the first covalent CDK2 inhibitor to be described, and illustrates the potential of vinyl sulfones for the design of more potent and selective compounds.


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Food guide during pregnancy
Foods to avoid
There are certain foods you need to avoid during pregnancy, to avoid harm to you and the new life. There are many people, and many pieces of advice from each of them will only confuse you more. Some of the foods that you should avoid during pregnancy are:
Uncooked meat: Undercooked meat should be avoided by pregnant women as there is a risk of contamination with coliform bacteria, toxoplasmosis, and salmonella.
Caffeine: Caffeine, mainly found in coffee, tea, soft drinks, and cocoa is generally restricted to one or two cups for pregnant women. Caffeine is quickly absorbed and travels to the placenta and fetus and can restrict fetal growth and increase the risk of low birth weight at delivery, which in turn is associated with complexities later in life like type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
Fish with Mercury: Fish that contains high levels of mercury should be avoided as mercury consumed during pregnancy has been linked to developmental delays and brain damage.
Raw eggs: raw eggs which might be present in lightly scrambled eggs, mayonnaise, cake icings, etc. should be avoided as it can be contaminated with Salmonella. The symptoms of Salmonella include fever, nausea, vomiting, stomach cramps and diarrhea.
Unwashed Vegetables: Vegetables are great for you in pregnancy, however, take care to wash them properly to avoid potential exposure to toxoplasmosis, which may have contaminated the soil where the vegetables were grown.
Raw Sprouts: Raw sprouts like alfalfa, radish, and mung bean sprouts may be contaminated with Salmonella. They can't get through most vegetables but can get into the sprout seeds and cannot be washed off. If you are having sprouts, make sure they have been cooked properly before.
Unpasteurized Milk and Cheese: Unpasteurized milk or cheese may contain Listeria, Salmonella, E. coli, and Campylobacter. The bacteria can occur naturally or can be caused by contamination during collection or storage and can affect the baby adversely leading to life-threatening consequences.
Alcohol: Pregnant women should refrain from drinking alcohol, as it escalates the risk of miscarriage; stillbirth and can cause fetal alcohol syndrome, causing facial deformities, heart defects and mental retardation in the baby. There is no safe amount of alcohol for pregnancy and it is best to steer clear from it altogether.
Foods that are important
Maintaining a balanced diet with all the nutrients is crucial at this time than it was ever before. There are some foods that you should not avoid during pregnancy, as they will provide adequate nutrition for you and your growing baby. Some of the things you need to keep in mind while you are pregnant are as follows:
Your daily food intake should ideally be 6-11 servings of bread and grains, 2-4 servings of fruit, 4+servings of vegetables, 4 servings of dairy products, and 3 servings of protein sources. Fats and sweets should be taken sparingly.
Food like whole-grain bread, beans, pasta, rice (brown) and fruits (with skin) and vegetables are high in fiber. Increase in fibre in one's diet should be done slowly and gradually and should be followed by drinking enough fluids.
Take food with enough vitamins and minerals in your daily diet while you are expecting. Your doctor might also prescribe a prenatal vitamin supplement if your dietary intake is not able to meet your body's requirement.
Four servings of dairy products can lend you the calcium requirement of 1000-1300 mg in your daily diet during pregnancy.
Iron-rich food like lean meats, spinach, beans, and lentils makes sure that you get 27 mg of iron daily.
A pregnant woman needs around 220 micrograms of iodine a day which can be acquired from dairy products like milk, cheese, paneer, curd, and certain seafood. However, make sure that you communicate with your doctor before having seafood.
Choose an abundant source of vitamin C every day, as an expecting woman needs 80 - 85 mg of vitamin C a day. You can have oranges, strawberries, honeydew, broccoli, cauliflower, green peppers, tomatoes, and mustard greens.
Ensure that you get your daily supply of folate every day (0.64 mg), like dark green leafy vegetables, black beans, black-eyed peas, and chickpeas. This can be helpful in preventing neural tube defects and you can have man-made supplements of folate
Maintain the daily intake of at least one source of vitamin A every other day. Some of the sources of vitamin A include carrots, pumpkins, sweet potatoes, spinach, turnip greens, beet greens, apricots, and melons.
Pregnancy diet should be taken into consideration on a serious note because a minor mistake can lead to a disastrous outcome. Consult your doctor about any dietary restrictions, as every pregnancy is different. It is important to be extra careful about every morsel of food that you choose to put in your body as maintaining a proper diet is crucial for the overall health of the mother and the future baby.


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I've been asked a lot by past clients, what kinds of albums do I offer, well I thought it was about time that I put some on the site. So here you go, a couple of short stop frame animations and a couple of pictures, so that you can get an idea of the kind of thing that I offer.
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Family Day Unplugged
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Monday FEB 18
Family Day Unplugged
Family Day is a great opportunity to unplug from technology and connect with yourself, your family and your community.
Events around Lethbridge on Family Day
- Family Day: Let's Play | 11–3, Uof L 1st Choice Savings Centre | FREE
- Family Day Brunch | 10–1, Galt Museum & Archives | FREE
- Family Fun Day | Noon–4, Casa | FREE
By graduation, the average teen will have spent more time watching screens than being in the classroom, playing sports and talking to their parents.
Why Connect?
Children and youth who are frequently connected to adults and other community supports are more likely to have a high standard of well-being in health and resiliency, and traits like strong academic and social performance, compassion, and leadership are highly promoted.
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