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Search through 4,680 items from across our internationally significant Egyptology collection. The full collection is one of the largest in the UK with nearly 20,000 items spanning from the Prehistoric (about 5300 BC) to the end of the Byzantine Period (AD 642). Month by month we are making more records available online.
For World Book Day, we're celebrating all things literary.
Author: Adams, Barbara
Publisher: SIA Publishing
Date: 1995
Description: Description of the 1905-6 excavation at Hierakonplis and a catalogue of finds now held by World Musuem and the Garstang Musuem of Archaeology (Liverpool University).
Author: Garstang, John
Publisher: Annales du Service des Antiquitiés de l'Égypte
Date: 1907
Description: Brief account of John Garstang's fieldwork in Upper Egypt between 1905 - 1906.
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Excavations directed by John Garstang of the University of Liverpool Institute of Archaeology on behalf of the Egyptian Excavations Committee and the Institute of Archaeology during 1905 - 1906. Garstang was accompanied by Mr Harold Jones. Excavations were carried out at the town (Nekhen), the temple and a cemetery enclosed within the 'fort' walls where 188 graves were uncovered. The Garstang Museum of Archaeology (Liverpool University) holds 150 glass negatives, antiquities, some field notes and some season reports.
John Garstang, 'Notes on excavations made in 1904-05'. Man 5 (1905) pp. 145-146.
John Garstang, 'Excavations at Hierakonpolis, at Esna and in Nubia'. Annales du Service des Antiquities de l'Egypte 8 (1907) pp. 132-148.
Barry Kemp, 'Excavations at Hierakopolis. A preliminary note'. Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 49 (1963) pp.24-28.
Barbara Adams, 'The fort cemetery at Hierakonpolis (excavated by John Garstang) (1987).
Renee Friedman, review of 'The Fort Cemetery at Hierakonpolis' by Barbara Adams. Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 78 (1992) pp. 322-4.
Barbara Adams, 'Ancient Nekhen: Garstang in the City of Hierakonpolis' (1995).
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American Red Cross Baby Healthcare Kit1049
Contains basic health care items that a parent will be glad to have handy when a baby is under the weather. Each item has its own holder so a parent can always keep the case well organized. The zippered case features a helpful guide filled with important tips on how to care for a child.
* Baby care & wellness guide
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* Medicine spoon - for accurate measuring & easy dispensing of large doses
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Fittingly this week, we look back on the Fire's 2-0 win over Saturday's opponents D.C. United on April 14, 2001. Spurred by goals from Josh Wolff and Dema Kovalenko, the Fire downed the three-time MLS Cup champions at Soldier Field on this day nine years ago.
Current Fire defender C.J. Brown led a young corps featuring second-year defender Carlos Bocanegra, rookie Jim Curtin and veteran goalkeeper Zach Thornton to the shutout in the victory.
Check out the Match Summary from that game:
Saturday, April 14, 2001
D.C. United 0 at Chicago Fire 2
Soldier Field, Chicago, IL
Scoring Summary
Fire -Josh Wolff (Carlos Bocanegra, Dema Kovalenko) 57
Fire -Dema Kovalenko 78
Chicago Fire - Zach Thornton, Carlos Bocanegra, C.J. Brown, Jim Curtin, Jesse Marsch (Evan Whitfield 84), Chris Armas, DaMarcus Beasley, Dema Kovalenko, Justin Evans, Josh Wolff, John Wolyniec (Jamar Beasley 84)
D.C. United - Mike Ammann, Craig Ziadie (Judah Cooks 81), Carey Talley, Mark Watson, Eric Denton (Abdul Thompson Conteh 68), Ryan Nelsen, Brian Kamler (Mark Lisi 68), Marco Etcheverry, Bobby Convey, Chris Albright, Raul Diaz Arce
Misconduct Summary:
D.C.: Albright (caution) 39
CHI: Evans (caution) 49
D.C.: Talley (caution) 56
D.C.: Convey (caution) 66
D.C.: Etcheverry (caution) 77
CHI: Kovalenko (caution) 90
D.C.: Etcheverry (ejection) 90
Match Statistics:
Total Shots: DC 10, Chicago 13
Shots on Goal: DC 4, Chicago 4
Fouls: DC 22, Chicago 21
Offside: DC 2, Chicago 5
Corner Kicks: DC 4, Chicago 5
Saves: DC (Mike Amman) 2, Chicago (Zach Thornton) 4
Referees: Gerry Corrie; Referees Assistants : Jorge Reyes, Francisco Sanchez; 4th Official:
Attendance : 19,241


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My Experience by: DeAnne Pacheco, TeleHear Clinical Director
I had the honor of serving in a Starkey Hearing Foundation mission with the most amazingly dedicated, hard-working people. We completed four mission days in three cities: Santa Cruz, Bolivia; Cusco, Peru and Trujillo, Peru, where we fit nearly 2000 children and adults with hearing aids. I was first struck by the grand scale of the operation but more amazed of how well-executed every step was performed. I was part of Phase 2 where we, as volunteers, go into the mission location with Tani Austin, Starkey's Chief Philanthropy Officer, and her team to fit our patients with their hearing aids and custom molds. Patients are also provided with batteries, counseled on how to properly use and care for their devices and what to expect in Phase 3.
This has been so much more than a service opportunity — it was a gift to me that I will treasure forever and one that has impacted my life in the most meaningful way. My heart has never been so full of love and joy. I left Bolivia and Peru with a sense of true accomplishment, satisfaction and happiness. I'm addicted and can't wait to serve again!
We started with a huddle every morning before our long days led by our tireless leader, Tani. I feel privileged to work beside her and learn from such a strong and dedicated woman. I honor what she kept reminding us: we will look our patient in the eyes and show them the respect, care and love they deserve as human beings. She emphasized that this global mission is NOT about "us" and that we are the least important people there. Our patients are the most important people and the reason why we are there. Words were never so true. We are here to give and to serve, the highest calling.
I'll never forget the smiles on the children's faces when they heard their own voice, the tears of a mother when her own child heard her voice and the young lady who now has a better future ahead of her because she can hear. That young lady can now participate in and contribute to her community. It's a brilliant circle of love. The more we give, the more is given in return. God bless the elderly women and men who came to see us dressed in their Sunday best. They came sporting their shined shoes, distinctive hats and the brightest smiles. They were proud to be there and showed us the most gratitude and grace I've received. They thanked us over and over as though we were giving them the greatest gift, but little did they know that they gave me back something far greater. My heart was never bursting with so much love, honor and gratitude for being able to be used as a vehicle to spread hope, love and the gift of hearing.
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Premier League: Aston Villa 0 Southampton 0
Southampton's profligacy proved costly as Mauricio Pochettino's men were held to a 0-0 draw at Aston Villa on Saturday.
Rickie Lambert, Steven Davis and Adam Lallana were all guilty of spurning gilt-edged opportunities at Villa Park as Southampton missed out on the chance to further deepen Villa's relegation fears.
Paul Lambert's Villa side came into the game on a run of four consecutive Premier League defeats and after a difficult week that saw two members of the backroom staff suspended pending an internal investigation, but will be happy to earn a point as Southampton dominated possession.
Pochettino spoke in the build-up about how he expects Luke Shaw to remain at the club despite reported interest from Manchester United, and Southampton fans will hope that proves to be the case after yet another impressive performance at left-back, which will no doubt have caught the eye of the on-looking David Moyes in the stands.
The 18-year-old carved out glorious chances for both Lambert and Lallana, but neither could convert as the visitors were left frustrated at having to settle for a point.
The result leaves Southampton eighth, while Villa are five points clear of the bottom three.
Southampton controlled the early stages, Lambert wasting two good chances inside the opening five minutes.
First, Lambert headed Shaw's cross tamely into the arms of Brad Guzan before seeing his effort from Davis' cut-back deflected wide by Nathan Baker's challenge.
Former Villa man Davis was involved again in the 32nd minute, seeing his shot from 10 yards well parried by Guzan after James Ward-Prowse's cross had rebounded off Lambert.
Villa finally showed some attacking intent a minute before the break, Ryan Bertrand's dangerous cross deflecting just wide off Dejan Lovren.
Karim El Ahmadi found some space on the edge of the box four minutes after the interval, but his weak effort was comfortably held by Artur Boruc, back in the side after recovering from a back problem.
Lallana missed a golden chance to break the deadlock six minutes later as once again Shaw proved a threat down the left-hand side.
After breaking clear, Shaw squared for his fellow England international, but Lallana got the ball stuck under his feet with just Guzan to beat and the chance went begging.
In a rare Villa attack, Marc Albrighton stung the palms of Boruc from 25 yards before the visitors had penalty appeals waved away by referee Lee Mason 10 minutes from time when Nathaniel Clyne's cross struck the arm of Bertrand.
It summed up a frustrating day for Pochettino's side, who were left to curse their wastefulness in front of goal as the chance to claim all three points slipped away.


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When I was in junior high and high school, two of the movies on regular rotation amongst my friends and I were The Kentucky Fried Movie and Amazon Women on the Moon. Both were from a genre that you don't really see much anymore: a comedy movie comprised of a bunch of shorter segments, almost like a feature-length SNL episode. It's a tradition that next year's Movie 43 will be following in, bringing in a ridiculous line-up of talent for comedy segments directed by folks like Bob Odenkirk, Brett Ratner, James Gunn, Elizabeth Banks, and the Farrelly Bros. In an interview with Coming Soon, actress Leslie Bibb spilled some details on the Farrellys' segment, which spoofs some of the most iconic characters in pop culture history: DC Comics' superheroes.
The segment has the DC heroes attending a speed-dating event. Bibb plays Wonder Woman, alongside Superman (Bobby Cannavale), Batman (Jason Sudeikis), Supergirl (Kristen Bell), and the Penguin (John Hodgman). (The absence of the Flash at this supposed speed-dating get-together has not gone unnoticed.) Bibb explained that the Farrelly versions of the classic characters are a bit more, er, flawed than comic readers might be used to.
"I'm Wonder Woman and I have on this amazing wig and the whole getup, which was pretty fantastic. And I'm crazier than bat sh*t. Like, she is really crazy, and so it was really fun because I know Jason [Batman] and he won't call me back and I love him and he just doesn't care about me."
If the cast for that sketch sounds impressive, here's a rundown of some of the other folks involved with Movie 43: Emma Stone, Chloe Moretz, Gerard Butler, Hugh Jackman, Anna Faris, Kate Winslet, Naomi Watts, Uma Thurman, Richard Gere, and Liev Schreiber. It'll all come down to whether the individual segments are actually funny, but that's one hell of a line-up. Movie 43 is set to hit theaters on April 13th, 2012. On a related note, if somebody will actually make a Supergirl movie starring Kristen Bell, I will be their friend.


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INSIGHTS: Sean Fernstrum, President, R.W. Fernstrum
This month, listen in as Sean Fernstrum weighs in on how his firm arrived at its enviable market position, what comes next, and why.Sean Fernstrum is a third-generation owner of R.W Fernstrum & Company. He graduated from Michigan Technological University in 1990 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Scientific and Technical Communications. After college, he came home to Menominee, Michigan and began working as a Technical Writer at R.W. Fernstrum & Company. He has been President of the company for the last 8 years.
Pella Sietas Wins $111M Icebreaker Deal
Pella Sietas, a shipbuilding company in Neuenfelde, Hamburg, has secured a EUR100 million ($111Mln) order from Russian authorities for a new icebreaker described as the biggest ever built in Germany.The new icebreaker, "Eisbrecher7", with a length of 120m, a width of 27.5m and a draught of 8.5m, is the largest single order in Pella Sieta's company history. The icebreaker is part of the Russian fleet modernization program which, as a special vessel, not only keeps sea routes clear but also provides pilot service for large ships in ice, towing ships and other floating structures. It also offers the possibility of fire fighting, sea rescue and deck cargo transport.
Aircraft Carrier John F. Kennedy Christened
The U.S. Navy's newest nuclear-powered aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) was christened Saturday during a ceremony at Huntington Ingalls Industries' (HII) Newport News Shipbuilding division.The second aircraft carrier in the Ford Class, John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) is also the second aircraft carrier built by Newport News Shipbuilding named for JFK. Like its forerunner CVN 78, Kennedy is a truly electric aircraft carrier, with many of the systems powered by steam on Nimitz-class carriers now powered by electricity.
Will 2020 be the year for Subsea Mining?
Anyone who has been around the Offshore Oil and Gas or the Marine industries for long has heard of plans for mining various minerals located on or just below the seafloor. In fact, when Howard Hughes built the Glomar Explorer in 1972, the cover story for its true mission – recovering a Soviet submarine - was that the rig would be used to mine manganese nodules from the deep ocean floor. This cover story was so effective that it had the unintended consequence of stirring great interest in ocean mining among offshore companies and the general public.In the years since, there has been a great deal of research and exploration in this field.
Maritime Schools Must Prep for Offshore Wind Jobs
The offshore wind industry in the United States is growing exponentially, with multiple projects in the development stages off of the Atlantic coast. The total megawatt capacity of U.S. offshore wind farms is anticipated to reach 22,000 by 2030 and 43,000 by 2050. To support this growth, U.S. Department of Energy reports estimate over 40,000 new jobs will be created by 2030.The new jobs anticipated to support the offshore wind industry include a wide range of types, including engineers, trade workers, surveyors, scientists, technicians, managers, and seafarers. Wind turbine technician has been one of the fastest growing occupations in the United States in recent years.


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Located along the Ohio 32 and Interstate 275 corridor in northwest Clermont county, Union Township is a thriving community on the outskirts of Cincinnati. 2010 U.S. census figures report the population of this 9th largest township in the state as 46,416, a growth of more than 9 percent over the 2000 census. With a mean (average) household income of $76,382, an aggregate taxable valuation of $1,016,292,540 and the largest school district in the county, Union Township continues to be one of the most livable communities in the Midwest. Booming residential and commercial development require an infrastructure that is second to none. Through sound and conservative fiscal practice, the Union Township Board of Trustees and fiscal officer manage a general fund that shows steady growth each year.
The township provides the following services:
A 60-person Police Department which is responsible for its own police and fire emergency dispatch system. * The department has been accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement (CALEA) since 1993 and became a Flagship Agency in 2010.
The Fire Department has a total of 55 personnel who provide services to Union Township and the Village of Amelia. * The Fire Department has been accredited by the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI) since 2004.
The Communications Division provides 24/7 dispatching services for Union Township and the Village of Amelia, numbering more than 62,000 in 2011. The Communications Division was awarded Public Safety Communications Accreditation, part of CALEA, in 2010.
A Service Department that manages the day-to-day maintenance of all township roads, four township parks, the township cemetery, the Union Township Civic Center, and all other township buildings. In 2011, the Service Department was accredited by the American Public Works Association (APWA).
A Planning and Zoning Department that is responsible for guiding the township's growth and development through comprehensive planning and zoning administration.
The West Clermont Local School District, which is the largest in the county, with 9,096 students, 539 certified staff members, and 278 support personnel. * The district has eight elementary, two middle, and two high schools. The district also serves the Village of Amelia and portions of Batavia, Monroe, Ohio and Pierce townships. Three other school districts include Batavia Schools, Clermont Northeastern Schools, and Milford Schools.
In 2011, the Service Department was nationally accredited for the first time, making Union Township the only township in the U.S. to have the police, fire, communications center and service department accredited. Being benchmarked against the very best agencies in the country is indicative of the high quality of services the Board of Trustees delivers to township residents and businesses.
In July, 2004, Union Township opened the doors to its Civic Center, which houses township administration, the West Clermont Local School District administration, Clermont Senior Services Inc., a United States Post Office, a gymnasium for basketball and volleyball, a 400-car Park and Ride, five meeting rooms, and an amphitheater that is home to the Union Township Summer Concert Series. In the fall of 2011, a study of people-traffic accessing all Civic Center amenities resulted in a conservative estimate of nearly 303,000 people annually.
From managed, responsible growth, to the distinction of being the only township in the United States to have both its police and fire departments internationally accredited, Union Township is a community that stakes its outstanding reputation on sound government, thriving residential neighborhoods, and civic-minded businesses.
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Cytori Therapeutics Prices $20.0 Million Public Offering of Common Stock
<0> Cytori Therapeutics, Inc.Tom Baker, +1-858-875-5258orMegan McCormick, +1-858-875-5279 </0>
(NASDAQ: CYTX) today announced the sale of 7,020,000 shares of its common stock in an underwritten public offering at a price to the public of $2.85 per share. The net offering proceeds to Cytori from the sale of the shares are expected to be approximately $18.5 million, after deducting underwriting discounts and commissions and other estimated offering expenses, but excluding any exercise of the underwriters' over-allotment option.
Cytori anticipates using the net proceeds from this offering for general corporate purposes, including the continued development, manufacture, marketing and sale of its Celution System family of products, including related research and clinical trials, and other related research and development, sales and marketing, and general administrative expenses, working capital, capital expenditures and future acquisitions.
The offering is expected to close on or about December 19, 2012, subject to customary closing conditions. In addition, Cytori has granted the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 1,053,000 shares of common stock on the same terms and conditions, solely to cover over-allotments, if any.
Lazard Capital Markets LLC is acting as the sole book-running manager of the offering. Maxim Group, LLC and Ascendiant Capital Markets, LLC are each acting as co-managers for the offering.
The shares described above will be issued pursuant to a prospectus supplement filed as part of a shelf registration statement on Form S-3 previously filed with and declared effective by the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"). The offering may be made only by means of a prospectus supplement and the accompanying prospectus, copies of which may be obtained by sending a request to: Lazard Capital Markets LLC, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY 10020 or via telephone at (800) 542-0970. Cytori intends to file a final prospectus supplement relating to the offering with the SEC, which will be available along with the accompanying prospectus filed with the SEC in connection with the shelf registration, on the SEC's website at .
This press release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities of Cytori, nor shall there be any sale of securities in any state or jurisdiction in which such an offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state or jurisdiction. This press release is being issued pursuant to and in accordance with Rule 134 under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.
Cytori Therapeutics is developing cell therapies based on autologous adipose-derived regenerative cells (ADRCs) to treat cardiovascular disease and repair soft tissue defects. Cytori's scientific data suggest ADRCs improve blood flow, moderate the immune response and keep tissue at risk of dying alive. As a result, Cytori believes these cells can be applied across multiple "ischemic" conditions. These therapies are made available to the physician and patient at the point-of-care by Cytori's proprietary technologies and products, including the Celution® system product family.
This communication includes forward-looking statements regarding events, trends and business prospects, which may affect Cytori's future operating results and financial position. Such statements, including, but not limited to, those regarding statements about Cytori's expectations regarding its fundraising efforts, including the closing of the public offering, the anticipated use of proceeds from the offering and the underwriter's exercise of its over-allotment option, involve known and unknown risks that relate to Cytori's future events or future financial performance and the actual results could differ materially from those discussed in this communication. Risks and uncertainties that may cause Cytori's actual results to differ materially from those discussed in this communication can be found in the "Risk Factors" section of Cytori's Form 10-K, Forms 10-Q and its other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements that speak only as of the date hereof, and Cytori assumes no responsibility to update or revise any forward-looking statements contained in this communication to reflect events, trends or circumstances after the date of this communication.


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Checklist for the General Assembly
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Checklist to organize the General Assembly
Preparing the General Assembly
- Pick date at least ~7 weeks from now
- Pick a venue for the conference
- Take the last invitation and change the date, location and the year of the assembly
- Change the proxy form to refer to the correct assembly. You will find the ODT in the KDE SVN
- Create a WIKI page for the Agenda (TODO: Come up with a namespace)
- Send the Invitation, Proxyform and Agenda to the members list
Holding the General Assembly
- Start with the "Welcome"
- Make sure there are no valid objections to hold the assembly
- Make sure someone writes the protocol. It needs to include at least the following items:
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Money Management for Young Professional Women - Taking Control of Your Pers...
You are busy building your careers, starting families and carving out a niche in the world, but have you taken the time to make sure all your hard-earned money is well managed and working hard for you? Finances touch just about every aspect of your life. Your personal life and your financial life are not separate. Get proactive with your money and increase your financial knowledge by attending this workshop and become confident with all your financial decisions.
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Tree netting planned to protect Ore. bees
WILSONVILLE, Ore. (AP) -- Workers on Friday plan to wrap bee-proof netting around blooming trees in the parking lot of an Oregon shopping center in an attempt to prevent the deaths of more bees.
Portland-area bee experts with the Xerces (ZERK-zees) Society for Invertebrate Conservation estimate at least 25,000 bumble bees have died in the lot since last weekend. The bees were clustered under dozens of linden trees.
Oregon Agriculture Department officials confirm thousands of dead bees.
The Oregonian reports (http://is.gd/XIiNip ) that Agriculture officials are working with the Xerces Society, the city of Wilsonville and the distributor of an insecticide.
State officials say tests to confirm the cause of the deaths could take two or three more days. They are checking for insecticides as well as possible natural causes.
Wilsonville is southwest of Portland.
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The Accounting Historians Journal Vol. 16, No. 1 June 1989 Graeme Dean UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY and Frank L. Clarke UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE A NOTE: GRAVES, SWEENEY AND GOLDMARKBILANZ — WHITHER SWEENEY AND SCHMIDT'S TAGESWERTBILANZ? Abstract: Graves' [1987] very competent and well-documented de-scriptions of Mahlberg's and Schmalenbach's Goldmarkbilanz techniques should raise no objections on technical grounds. He ably captures and amplifies the mechanical aspects of these major Betriebswirtschaftslehre proposals. However, the linking of Sweeney with these Goldmarkbilanz proposals in the title and in the first few and then in the final pages of the article, is cause for concern. By only considering links with the Goldmarkbilanz techniques, Graves does less than reasonable justice to Sweeney's development of the case for Stabilized Accounting. By not considering the other major stabilization proponent, Fritz Schmidt, albeit a proponent of re-placement cost based stabilization, Graves provides only a partial explanation of the myriad of factors influencing the development of Sweeney's inflation accounting proposals. Graves' [1987] very competent descriptions of Mahlberg's and Schmalenbach's Goldmarkbilanz (Gold mark balance sheet accounting) techniques should raise no objections on technical grounds. He ably captures and amplifies the mechanical aspects of these major Betriebswirtschaftslehre (academic discipline re-lating to theory of the firm) stabilization proposals. But, in telling only part of the story, he may do less than reasonable justice to Henry Sweeney's development of the case for Stabilized Accounting. Graves acknowledges that Schmidt [1921] contains the first comprehensive statement in the accounting literature of current value (cost) accounting. But then, (in foot-note 2) explains "[as Schmidt's organic stabilization theory was] distinct from the gold-mark model... [it] is not discussed in this study." This exclusion results in a partial presentation of the links between Henry Sweeney's ideas on inflation accounting and those already well developed by European business econo-mists, resulting, inter alia, in the German gold mark model.


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It's a rare thing when a PG-13 horror movie actually stands out for its ability to evoke fear. The rating was invented in response to authentically chilling movies like Poltergeist and Gremlins, which lacked the gore or nudity to earn an R, but still clearly weren't the all-ages fare suggested by their PG ratings. But over the years, the rating has come to mean "embarrassing compromise," at least in the world of horror; in a genre that's particularly vulnerable to formula and low but very specific audience expectations, garnering the compromise rating usually means the filmmakers had to water down their content for a young audience, and the results are often halfhearted, vapid, or muddled. Not so the recent ghost story Mama, which pours on the shocks and shivers by giving audiences plenty of face time with the wizened, twisted titular monster, which adopts two young girls and becomes murderously jealous of anyone else who gets near them. It keeps the language clean and the violence more suggested than seen, and given the child protagonists, there isn't much focus on sex. Instead, the attention is all on atmosphere and dread—and eventually, grief.
2. Lady In White (1988)
Writer-director Frank LaLoggia made this low-budget indie ghost tale in upstate New York, with a story based on local legends he heard while growing up in the area. Set in 1962, it's about how a 9-year-old (Lukas Haas), as a result of a Halloween prank, encounters the ghost of a murdered little girl. The brave, resourceful boy then sets about trying to solve her murder so she can find peace and be reunited with her dead mother. With its nostalgic, small-town glow and Haas' terrific central performance, this gore-free film reclaims the horror movie for kids looking for a good scare—though it has moments that could even give adults a jolt, especially when Haas learns that the most dangerous monsters aren't supernatural.
3. The Last Exorcism (2010)
Virtually all the good material in the found-footage horror film The Last Exorcism comes before any scenes that threaten to push it to an R rating. As one in a long line of movies about spine-wrenching demon possession, The Last Exorcism is no great shakes, but in a rare occurrence for a found-footage-style film, the mundane scenes are the ones that really work. Before a charlatan preacher (Patrick Fabian) discovers that the latest in a series of phony possessions and exorcisms is actually real for once, he proudly regales the camera with outrageous tales and tricks of the trade. And even when he does encounter a real monster, he goes through all the cheesy staging without missing a beat, setting up a tense, funny juxtaposition between the harmless situation he assumes and the alarming one, about which he's oblivious. Only in the shocking business does the film struggle to deliver.
4. Cloverfield (2008)
The J.J. Abrams-produced Cloverfield seamlessly mixes the found-footage horror genre with the giant-monster genre, putting a new spin on both, and giving audiences a ground-level look at the confusion and terror on the ground as a Godzilla-esque creature lays waste to Manhattan. When the film first came out, the reaction was mixed—a secretive marketing campaign got people in the door, but with a wide variety of expectations. Many of those expectations weren't met by the actual film, when compared to the film some people were anticipating. Seen again, a few years down the road, it's a remarkably polished movie that holds together as the fake-artifact it pretends to be, but it's also intensely frightening, as the annoying protagonists lurch from one half-glimpsed terror to the next, barely finding a chance to find their feet before some new threat looms. It's a panting, breathless movie, impeccably crafted to give viewers the sense of running for their lives in a place where any safety is temporary.
5. The Sixth Sense (1999)
Before M. Night Shyamalan devolved into hysterical self-parody, he proved himself to be a master of mood, tension, and atmosphere with The Sixth Sense, a fright flick about the tense relationship between a boy with a curious gift (Haley Joel Osment) and a psychologist with a dark secret (Bruce Willis). The film suggests Shyamalan (a filmmaker we all once were foolish enough to imagine was destined for greatness) learned all the right lessons from the atmosphere-heavy/violence-light films of Val Lewton and the spooky twisting and turning of The Twilight Zone. Nearly everything about The Sixth Sense has been reproduced to the point that it's kitschy, but at the time, Shyamalan proved it was possible to make a genuinely terrifying film with little actual violence or profanity.
6. Drag Me To Hell (2009)
Here's a clear case of a director modifying his natural instincts for ratings purposes. Given the story of a gypsy curse that unleashes the forces of hell on a mousy loan officer, the Sam Raimi of 20 years earlier would have unleashed the geysers of blood that coated 1987's Evil Dead II: Dead By Dawn. Instead, the Hollywood hitmaker behind the new Spider-Man movies opted to make Drag Me To Hell every bit as bugfuck as Evil Dead II, but he replaced the blood with general intensity, often in the form of breakneck camera moves. Even so, the lack of blood in sequences like one in which the gypsy woman attacks the banker (Alison Lohman) teeth-first in a parking deck does nothing to blunt the impact of Raimi's style of slapstick horror. It cleverly abides by the letter of a PG-13 rating while ignoring its spirit.
7. The Ring (2002)
For a lot of American filmgoers, The Ring served as the first mainstream, accessible look at the J-horror tropes that have since been co-opted time and time again: the jerky, unsettling erratic movements; the dripping, rotting ghost with the curtain of slimy wet hair; the discordant soundtrack; the implacability and inevitability of evil. Those tropes have never again been as effective, largely because The Ring uses them so effectively. Director Gore Verbinski runs The Ring like a tight ship, moving briskly from setting up the urban-legend story about a mysterious killer videotape to showing (just for a fleeting, shocking second) its fatal handiwork, then cycling back to the setup part with new victims, so viewers can spend the whole film anticipating what awaits them. The film—one of the few cases of a foreign-film remake that's smarter, meaner, and more effective than the original version—has its share of jump-cuts and sudden shocks, but it's most effective at evoking breathless, choking dread.
8. The Others (2001)
Unlike many of the films on this list, the question about The Others, Alejandro Amenábar's superb throwback to classic haunted-house movies, is not what was compromised to get a PG-13 rating, but why the board rated it so severely. Based loosely on Henry James' novella The Turn Of The Screw—the same source material that inspired the gorgeous 1961 horror film The Innocents—The Others was rated PG-13 for "thematic elements and frightening moments," meaning it has no coarse language, no violence, no nudity, or anything else that might get those red pens a-markin'. Using a dark, ornate mansion as a primary setting, the film effectively exploits every shadow and floor-creak it can muster without going over the top. It's a lesson in the horror fundamentals by a filmmaker who seems to have studied The Haunting like the Torah.


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POPLARVILLE – The visiting eighth-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College scored 35 unanswered points in the opening half en route to cruising to a 49-6 season-opening, non-division victory over Pearl River Community College Thursday evening at Dobie Holden Stadium.
A PRCC miscue got things started for the visitors when a mishandled punt return gave the Lions the ball at the 16-yard line. Three plays later, EMCC sophomore quarterback Dontreal Pruitt found Antoinne Adkins over the middle for a 16-yard touchdown at the 9:48 mark. A sophomore from Meridian High School, Adkins saw his first game action since the Lions' 2011 NJCAA national championship season after missing all of last year due to a preseason knee injury.
Following a three-and-out by Pearl River, the Lions mostly stayed on the ground to set up their second score. Aided by a pair of fourth-and-short conversions, EMCC drove 61 yards on 11 plays. After five straight running plays, Pruitt connected with Heritage Academy product Brandon Bell for a 25-yard touchdown with 4:17 remaining in the opening quarter.
With EMCC's stout defense forcing a handful of three-and-out possessions from the home team during a dominant opening half of play, the Lions methodically built the advantage to 28-0 three minutes into the second quarter. First, the visitors closed out the opening quarter with Pruitt hitting speedy freshman receiver Kameron Myers out in the flat. The reigning Class 3A 100-meter and 200-meter state champion from Charleston High School collected Pruitt's swing pass, shook off a would-be tackler and sprinted 19 yards to pay dirt down the right sideline.
As Pearl River's offense continued to stall against EMCC's formidable defensive unit, Pruitt connected with his fourth different touchdown-maker early in the second quarter. This time, the former Laurel High School standout found a wide-open C.J. Bates, who darted 60 yards down the right sideline to give the Lions a four-touchdown advantage with 11:56 still remaining in the half.
It took most of the first half before the Wildcats were able to mount any type of offensive momentum. Taking advantage of a Lakenderic Thomas fumble near midfield late in the second quarter, PRCC made steady progress toward the end zone with 10 straight running plays. However, on a fourth-and-three attempt from the 4-yard line in the waning seconds of the half, Will Gross' floater into the end zone was picked off by A.J. Stamps, who bolted 103 yards the other way for his second interception of the contest. The former Vicksburg High standout, who converted from wide receiver to defensive back this past off-season, ended the Wildcats' opening possession by intercepting Gross on their second play from scrimmage. Freshman kicker Drew White, from Tupelo, booted through his fifth of seven successful PAT attempts on the night to give the visitors an insurmountable 35-0 cushion at the half.
Guided by first-year head coach William Jones, who spent the previous five seasons as associate head coach/defensive coordinator on Buddy Stephens' EMCC staff, Pearl River was finally able to get on the scoreboard midway through the third quarter. On a four-play drive started by Shaun White's 65-yard pass play to Rusty Clark, Detrick Goff's 3-yard scoring run thwarted the Lions' shutout attempt. The two-point conversion attempt through the air kept the score at 35-6 with 7:22 left in the third quarter.
Special teams play resulted in EMCC's sixth touchdown of the night when Bates blazed 62 yards to the end zone on a punt return at the 3:09 mark. The former Louisville High School performer also had four receptions for a team-high 78 yards for the game, including the 60-yard TD catch early in the second half.
The Lions tacked on a seventh touchdown with the game clock winding down, as freshman Preston Baker, of Starkville, capped a 12-play, 80-yard drive with a 1-yard burst over the goal line as time ran out in the contest.
Pruitt, making his first collegiate start after playing sparingly behind NJCAA All-American Quez Johnson a year ago, finished the night completing 22-of-34 passes for 271 yards and four touchdowns.
Sophomore Terrence Barron, of Noxubee County, was Pruitt's most frequent target with five catches for 45 yards. In his comeback effort, Adkins had four receptions for 63 yards.
On the ground, EMCC's Thomas, from West Point, had a team-high 49 rushing yards on 12 carries.
With a composite record of 45-10 during the Stephens era dating back to 2008, the EMCC Lions kick off their five-game home slate by playing host to the traditional rival East Central Community College next Thursday (Sept. 5). EMCC will stay at home to entertain Southwest Mississippi Community College the following Thursday (Sept. 12) to close out its non-division, regular-season schedule. Both upcoming home games are slated for 7 p.m. kickoffs at EMCC's Sullivan-Windham Field on the Scooba campus.


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Here is your video snippet of new Duchene-Stastny-Hejduk line, but what do we call it?
What should we call this line? My nomination: The "Eggs All in One Basket" line.
I kid. We all know what the best line has been with the Avalanche this season, and it's the OWL Line – O'Reily-Winnik-Landeskog. OK I hate that name too. But I saw it somewhere, and some Avs fans are going with it. Generally, acronym-named lines just don't work. But people strain for one all the time. "Hey, one guy has the first name beginning with P, another has the last name of E and the other has a middle name of T. Let's call it the PET Line!"
The best line names combine geography, heritage and character of the players. "The French Connection" is my all-time favorite, which all of you of course now is the 1970s Buffalo Sabres trio of Rick Martin, Gilbert Perreault and Rene Robert. (As an aside, you want to really get Avs analyst Peter McNab talking in reverent tones? Ask him about what kind of skill Perreault had. He played with the Sabres, with Perreault. (And now that I'm referencing McNab and former Sabres teammates, you might like to read this story about Canadian icon Tim Horton, with some good stuff about McNab's memories of playing with him in Buffalo. A lot of people know his name only because of the world-famous coffee and donut shops, but he was a great hockey player).
Now that I'm in parenthetical mode (someone stole poppy boxes at a couple of Tim Horton's in Ontario today. What is the world coming to?).
About line names: French Connection was the best, IMO. I also love the "Production Line" of Gordie Howe, Ted Lindsay and Sid Abel, in keeping with the Motown automobile heritage. There has never really been a great line name with the Avalanche. Most have been failed attempts at acronyms.
Other great line names: The "Triple Crown" line of Marcel Dionne, Dave Taylor and Charlie Simmer in Los Angeles. "Hull and Oates" – OK, just two names, but still. The "Party Line" in Chicago of the 1980s – Denis Savard, Steve Larmer and Al Secord. And…that's about it. Almost all the other line names are forgotten and never were very good. I never liked "Legion of Doom" for the Lindros-LeClair-Renberg line with Philly in the '90s. (First off, "legion" is defined as a "large military unit, trained for combat" and "the majority of the Roman army, consisting of 3,000-6,000 troops. Besides, nobody ever knew about Mikael Renberg. It was only the other two guys).
So what do well call the Duchene-Stastny-Hejduk line?
(Video above is of the three skating at practice today, in the white jerseys).


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You might already know that when you breathe in you take in oxygen and when you breathe out you exhale carbon dioxide.
However, what you might not have realized before is that there's more in your breath than just the carbon dioxide, there is also moisture in your breath from your mouth and lungs.
When the moisture in your breath hits cold air, a little cloud or fog is formed.
Since the cold air around you cannot hold as much water as the warm air in your breath, the moisture in your breath condenses when it hits the cold air and forms into a little cloud.
It doesn't happen when the air around you is warm because the warm air can hold the moisture.
It's impossible to name the exact temperature at which you'll be able to see your breath, but a good estimate would be around 45 degrees Fahrenheit and below.


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by Mark Jagord, sports information assistant
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Georgia College softball team (10-4) extended its winning streak to three by sweeping Brevard College (7-5) in an offensive onslaught at the Peeler Complex. The team only got to bat nine times between the two games but amassed 20 runs in winning 11-3 and 9-0, respectively.
It was only a matter of time before the Georgia College softball team had a day where the offense shined and that day was today. Both games were called early in the fifth innings due to the scoring differential against the Tornados.
In the first game, the Bobcats had a 10-run and 10-hit fourth inning that led to an 11-3 win. In that inning, four players had multiple-hits led by freshman Faith Flanders' (Dublin, Ga.) home run to centerfield and single. She also received the win from the mound in 2 2/3 innings of work in relief of sophomore starter Marisa Boyette (Marietta, Ga.).
Senior Whitney Horton (Acworth, Ga.) and junior Frankie Walls (Dahlonega, Ga.) each added a pair of fourth-inning singles, while freshman Carly Lewis (Seymour, Tenn.) singled and doubled. Sophomore Abi LeRoy's (Dublin, Ga.) single and sophomore Kristen Brooks' (Brunswick, Ga.) triple rounded out the inning's hits. The fourth inning's work scored more runs than the Bobcats' first four games.
In the second game, sophomore Taylor Campbell (Warner Robins) led the team with a pair of singles. The Bobcats had a three-run second inning and five-run third inning with Campbell getting the first hits of both innings.
Also adding singles in the 9-0 second-game win were senior Whitney Okvist (Kennesaw, Ga.), freshman Savannah Chapman (Cumming, Ga.), and freshman Danielle Bernstein (Cumming, Ga.), while both Horton and LeRoy added a pair of RBI and singles.
Lewis improved to 4-1 going five innings in recording the shutout, while allowing just three hits and no walks. For both games Horton, Flanders and Walls each went 3-for-4 at the plate, while LeRoy and Walls each netted four RBI.
The Bobcats are back in action Wednesday, Feb. 26 against Fort Valley State University for a doubleheader starting at 4 p.m. at the Peeler Complex.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at @GCBobcats on Twitter and Facebook for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit GCBobcats.PhotoReflect.com to purchase photo prints from home athletic contests.


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The new owner of Fleetwood Enterprises Inc.'s RV manufacturing business in Decatur, Ind., will preserve about 650 jobs, but former employees who are rehired will take a pay cut, according to the Fort Wayne (Ind.) Journal Gazette.
Fleetwood eliminated about 700 jobs when the company completed a $33.2 million sale to American Industrial Partners Capital Fund IV LP on Friday (July 17), Fleetwood said in a statement. New York-based AIP will operate the business as Fleetwood RV Inc.
Decatur-based Fleetwood RV is expected to employ 650 by next month, President John Draheim said. Between 250 and 350 former Fleetwood employees started working for Fleetwood RV on Monday (July 20).
Anyone can apply to work at Fleetwood RV, but Draheim said former Fleetwood workers' experience will give them an advantage in the hiring process. More than 1,000 applied for jobs Thursday and Friday, Draheim said. The company is accepting applications at its plant in Decatur.
But Fleetwood RV will pay employees less than its predecessor. Draheim said he was not sure what the average wage would be, but former Fleetwood workers who accept positions at the new company will earn 10% less.
Fleetwood RV is making minor adjustments in health insurance and 401(k) plans, but former workers will have to start over earning benefits such as vacation time.
Employees will work more consistent schedules at Fleetwood RV, Draheim said. He estimated that so far this year, production employees had worked the equivalent of only five to six full weeks because of weak RV orders. Employees will be able to earn more by working full weeks for reduced pay.
Although some Decatur residents are concerned about the ownership transition, Mayor John Schultz said most are relieved many local jobs will be preserved.
"It's very important to us they bring the production back," he said.
Fleetwood's Decatur operations employed more than 1,000 in early 2008. The company cut 550 jobs in Decatur last year.
Fleetwood RV's decision to establish a local headquarters is a positive sign, Schultz said. The previous owner was based in Riverside, Calif.
AIP purchased two RV manufacturing plants, two RV service plants and Fleetwood's Gold Shield fiberglass subsidiary in Decatur. The company also acquired some Fleetwood equipment in Riverside.
Local investors plan to buy Fleetwood's manufactured-housing plant in Garrett, Ind., for $1.75 million in a separate deal.
RV shipments during the first four months of this year plunged almost 62% from the same period in 2008, according to the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association's (RVIA) most recent data. RV manufacturers shipped 43,700 vehicles through April 30.
Almost 450 Fleetwood workers in Decatur worked fewer than half their normal hours during that four-month period, the company said in April.
Industry projections are brighter for next year. Manufacturers are expected to ship 169,500 units in 2010, according to the association. That would be a 24%increase from this year's projected sales.
The RV industry is close to hitting its low point, Draheim said. If the industry grows, Fleetwood RV will expand with it.
"We're looking at improvement going forward," he said.


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Coal Fires Up Two Key Senate Races in 2014
There's no separating coal from the politics of West Virginia and Kentucky, two must-win states in the GOP's calculus to regain the Senate majority in 2014.
But there's also little apparent separation on the issue between the Democrats and Republicans likely to face off in the general elections in those states — largely because the Democrats have no legislative record on coal to compare. This has set off a battle of guilt by association, which means voters in these Appalachian states should expect to see plenty of President Barack Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., in Republican TV ads next year.
Like immigration in the Southwest, coal is more than just a single issue in this region. As two of the top three coal-producing states in the country, where coal powers the vast majority of residents' electricity, it's inherently connected to everyday life in West Virginia and Kentucky. Even if it's not the only issue, it's always an issue.
"They want to see them fighting for their lives," veteran Kentucky Democratic operative Jimmy Cauley said of voters. "It's their jobs and their culture that coal represents."
The coal industry took a hit last week when the Tennessee Valley Authority announced it will close eight coal units, including two of the three units at the Paradise Fossil Plant in western Kentucky. Those two will be replaced by a gas-fired plant.
Read More on Roll Call: Coal Fires Up Two Key Senate Races in 2014


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Cities and counties don't send out mailers or commission studies to justify their existence.
Townships do.
Last year, the front page of a Sterling Township mailer presented arguments for why townships are needed.
And the townships' lobbying group paid a firm to study townships in 2011. To no one's surprise, the researchers found all pros and no cons to the idea of township government.
So far, townships are prevailing. Proposals in Springfield to do away with townships have gone nowhere.
In January 2011, Township Officials of Illinois released a 29-page study of townships conducted by Belleville-based Demographia.
Whiteside and Lee counties each have 22 townships.
The Demographia study, drafted by Wendell Cox, dismissed arguments that too many governments result in a duplication of services. Cox recommended against proposals to abolish some local government units and consolidate them into larger ones.
"Sometimes these proposals rely on academic studies or statistical models that predict savings from abolishment and consolidation," Cox wrote. "However, these approaches miss the interplay between human factors such as people, organizational cultures and politics that invariably leads to higher costs and more debt."
Cox contends that larger governments tend to spend and borrow more per capita.
Cox recommends that government entities, rather than consolidating, should enter cooperative agreements to allow them to work together. Elimination of entities is "effectively irrevocable," while government entities can periodically evaluate cooperative arrangements, he said.
David Hamilton, a professor at Texas Tech University, disagreed with Cox's analysis.
"He is not necessarily comparing townships to other small local governments. He is lumping all small local governments together and comparing them to larger governments like big cities, the state and federal government," Hamilton wrote in an email. "This is like comparing apples and oranges. ... Also townships are duplicative of many services provided by other local governments."
Roads are the most visible display of using township taxpayer dollars, but Hamilton said that function is inherently wasteful and cost-ineffective.
"Maintaining duplicative and costly road equipment in every township garage to plow and work on roads frequently crossed by municipal, county and state roads creates a tremendous overhead expense," Hamilton said in a 2008 study of Illinois townships. "It requires an additional bureaucratic infrastructure to operate and maintain the equipment and supervise the function."
Hamilton's report cites a study that uses 1999 data to show that townships spent nearly $1 on salaries and administration for every $1 in services they delivered. That's almost twice as much as other local governments spend.
Townships' general administration expenses in 2006 were 35.7 percent of total spending, significantly higher than any other type of local government, Hamilton wrote in the report.
However, Cox said that a 1994 report conducted by McHenry County in northeast Illinois indicated that the elimination of township government would result in an increase of $9.4 million in annual operating costs and one-time transition costs of $6.6 million.
"The smaller local governments that typify local democracy are generally more efficient," Cox wrote, "and they are better positioned to provide quality public services to their residents."
Cox cited a 2001 survey in which 88 percent of residents gave a high rating for the performance of township officials, compared to 42 percent for state officials and 27 percent for federal officials.
Hamilton, however, said most residents don't know what townships do.
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Congratulations, Mike Brown! You did it! With last night's 27-21 loss to Pittsburgh, you became the fastest owner ever to reach 200 losses! YOU ARE A LEGEND, GOOD SIR!
Bill Bidwell of the Arizona Cardinals, Mike's main competitor in futility, took 348 games to reach his 200th loss. Mike will be overseeing the 314th game of his tenure tonite, so unless the Bengals go on roughly a 34-0 run over the next few years he all but has this honor locked up.
Indeed you did have it locked up, Mr. Brown! Your team's penchant for falling way behind early, only to start trying hard when it's too late sealed the deal!
Now, I know it wasn't easy to reach this milestone for you. It takes a certain amount of dedication to lose with such consistency, and to retain awful head coaches because you don't want to eat the remainder of their contract.
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Sure, people will condemn you for this milestone. They'll say, "Hey, Mike Brown stinks," or, "Hey, I hope Mike Brown gets eaten by wolves," or "Hey, what if we framed Mike Brown for arson?" But those people are just HATERZZZ. Don't listen to them, Mike. If you had listened to your detractors, you might not have EVER reached this milestone. You might be stuck winning division titles and making the occasional title run. BORING. Let the other teams handle all that dull prosperity. You, good sir, keep doing what you do best. VIVA LA MIKE!


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Ran qPCR with black abalone samples from the 1st and 2nd experiments to see if the Xenocal prophage portal gene is detected.
Master mix calcs (Google Sheet): 20160421 – qPCR Black Abs XenoCal phage portal
All samples were run in duplicate.
Black abalone sample 08:13-2 was run as a positive control.
Plate layout, cycling params, etc. can be seen in the qPCR Report (see Results below).
qPCR Report (PDF): Sam_2016-04-21 14-11-09_CC009827.pdf
qPCR Data File (CFX): Sam_2016-04-21 14-11-09_CC009827.pcrd
Two samples failed to produce amplification: 06:6-44 and 07:12-18. All other samples amplified. Will compile this data with WSN and RLOv DNA helicase and send along to Carolyn and Stan.


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NORTH VANCOUVER, Aug. 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Chromos Molecular Systems Inc. ("Chromos" or the "Company") announced today that it has entered into an arrangement agreement (the "Arrangement Agreement") dated August 6, 2008 with, among others, Calyx Bio-Ventures Inc. ("Calyx"), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chromos, and Modatech Systems Inc. ("Modatech"), pursuant to which the parties to the agreement have agreed to effect a plan of arrangement (the "Arrangement") under section 288 of the Business Corporations Act (British Columbia). Modatech, a British Columbia company, has an equity investment in Markham Ventures Partnership, which owns a commercial income producing property, Market Village Mall, located in Markham, Ontario.
Upon completion of the Arrangement, Calyx will be the holder of all of the assets, property and undertaking of Chromos, together with additional cash of $2.35 million (before taking into account certain expenses relating to the transaction), and will be responsible for all of Chromos' obligations up to the effective time of the Arrangement. In particular, Calyx will own all of Chromos' intellectual property and all of the outstanding shares of Chromos' subsidiaries, as well as 29% of the outstanding shares of Agrisoma Biosciences Inc. Furthermore, among other things, the shareholders of Chromos will hold all of the issued and outstanding shares of Calyx and all of the Class A voting preferred shares of an entity to be formed by the amalgamation of Modatech and 0828688 B.C. Ltd., a corporation which is currently a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chromos. Such shares will be entitled to an annual cumulative dividend of 6% per year of the retraction price and are retractable by the holder at any time after August 31, 2013 at a price of $0.056401 per share, for an aggregate retraction price of $500,000 to the shareholders of Chromos, plus dividends accrued up to such date.
Chromos also announced today that it has entered into amended support agreements with shareholders holding approximately 34.1% of the outstanding voting shares of Chromos, pursuant to which such shareholders have committed to support the Arrangement.
The Arrangement is subject to court, shareholder and customary regulatory approvals. It is expected that Chromos will hold a meeting of shareholders to consider the Arrangement on or about September 9, 2008, and if approved, that the Arrangement will be completed before the end of September 2008. It is expected that a management information circular relating to the Meeting, containing the terms of the Arrangement, will be mailed to Chromos' shareholders in the next few weeks.
Chromos also announced today that the TSX Venture Exchange has conditionally approved the listing of the common shares of Calyx, subject to the satisfaction of customary conditions. There can be no assurance that such shares will be listed on a stock exchange.
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It's unlikely that both will return next season so which one are you thinking is the better option? Although neither will command a huge salary I'd like to see us be able to have 3 decent QB's on the roster and actually have some depth if Batch needs to play and then gets hurt.
By going with one veteran and either Smith or Johnson you might be able to save a few bucks against the cap too.
I would say go with Batch and then let Troy Smith and Jerrod Johnson fight it out for other backup spot. I just can't see bringing back Leftwich right now after he spent the last 2 years on IR. If he were healthy or gave you the inclination that he could stay healthy then maybe he'd be the better option. Mainly because he's younger if nothing else.
I'm totally fine with Batch backing up Ben for another year or 2. If Smith does make the final cut maybe they can use him in a slash type role...


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Food is a really big deal because most of us love it – and all of us need it. Regardless of our political persuasions, our demographics, or our personal beliefs, food is something we all share. More than this, food is something that we all have ownership in and engage with at least three times every day. The sad news is that it is a major driver of harm and disease, but the good news is that it is also an unparalleled opportunity for collective action. Small changes across 7.4 billion dinner plates will add up very quickly.
In a world where the problems can sometimes seem out of reach, and beyond comprehension, food is also our connection back to the very real issues we all face together. Our food offers each of us an important seat at the solutions dining table. Let's be sure to recognise the power in what we're being served.
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As part of its ongoing commitment to support education, The Beaumont Foundation recently selected 16 teachers from an impressive collection of nominations submitted by schools throughout Southeast Texas for the Wayne A. Reaud Excellence in Education Award. Each award recipient was honored at an awards gala and received a crystal obelisk, a portrait and $10,000.
The awards were created to celebrate and recognize superior contributions of teachers whose leadership and dedication inspire a spirit of learning in students of all backgrounds and abilities. The program provides public recognition and financial rewards to educational professionals who are furthering excellence in education.
Wayne A. Reaud, chairman of the board, said, "Education is the key to a better future and great teachers are the key to education. Our winners are outstanding representatives of excellence in education."
Also presented were the 2013 Gilbert I. "Buddy" Low Excellence in Education and 2013 Newton Excellence in Education awards.
2013 Reaud Excellence in Education recipients
Janet Bland, Bridge City Intermediate School, Bridge City ISD
Rebecca Dougharty, J.F Parnell Elementary School, Jasper ISD
Beth Holder, China Elementary School, Hardin-Jefferson ISD
Michelle Lockwood-Snodgrass, Wheatley School of Early Childhood Programs, Port Arthur ISD
Jennifer L. Wright, Regina Howell Elementary School, Beaumont ISD
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David A. Arena, Central Middle School, Nederland ISD
Jeffrey Farley, Marshall Middle School, Beaumont ISD
Susie Brooks, Henderson Middle School, Hardin-Jefferson ISD
Nancy Kiker, Buna Junior High School, Buna ISD
Michelle Reynolds, Vidor Middle School, Vidor ISD
Lisa Roedahl, Port Neches Middle School, Port Neches-Groves ISD
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Lorissa Lene-Bailey, Hamshire-Fannett High School, Hamshire-Fannett ISD
Ross A. Boothman, Lumberton High School, Lumberton ISD
Fred Cascio, Orangefield High School, Orangefield ISD
Melanie Pharis, West Brook High School, Beaumont ISD
Deborah Kea Prihoda, Monsignor Kelly Catholic High School, Diocese of Beaumont
2013 Gilbert I. "Buddy" Low Excellence in Education recipients
Angela Haney, Huntington Elementary School, Huntington ISD
Shelley C. Fisette, Hemphill Middle School, Hemphill ISD
Rodney McLerran, San Augustine High School, San Augustine ISD
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Betty Burgoon, Charles L. Waters Elementary School, Lubbock ISD
Joy Burkhalter, Crestview Elementary School, Frenship ISD
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Cheryl Mosher, Frenship Middle School, Frenship ISD
Kara Swindell, Margaret Talkington School for Young Women Leaders, Lubbock ISD
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Jamie B. Wormsbaker, Roosevelt High School, Roosevelt ISD
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Embarking on the adventure of losing weight should inspire and uplift you. However, sometimes, staying confident while losing weight is not always easy as it takes the time to see the success of any lifestyle change.
Here are several tips to help you to stay confident during every step of your weight loss journey.
1. Be Kind to Yourself
No one is perfect. The sooner you realize this, the kinder you will be to yourself and the more confident you will feel. There will be times when you miss a workout or eat too much food. Let it go. Reward yourself with a small treat like an at-home spa day when you reach big milestones. Think of your weight loss as a part of your well-being. Give yourself a compliment once a day, even if it is not related to your physical appearance.
2. Adjust Your Wardrobe
When you lose weight, it can be difficult to find clothes to wear without spending much money. At the same time, you want to enjoy your new weight with outfits that feel good. Try using belts to keep loose-fitting pants on and if necessary, make new holes. Trade clothes with friends to refresh your fashion. Tailor your favorite clothes instead of replacing them. If you do have the budget to buy new items, opt for versatile pieces like wrap dresses, skirts and blouses.
3. Find Exercises You Love
What is the best exercise for losing weight? The kind you love. The more you like your fitness routine, the more likely you will be to stick to it. Before you know it, you will look forward to exercising.
4. Be Patient
To get the results you want, you need to work hard and be persistent. To stay persistent, you need to be patient. Accept that you are not going to lose weight overnight. Do not beat yourself up because you are not losing it at the speed you desire. Remember that you are capable of achieving success.
5. Find Your Tribe
Losing weight can be an emotional rollercoaster. Find a friend to check in with on your progress. You will feel supported and more confident in your ability to reach your goals. Also, find someone with whom you can exercise and cook healthy dinners.
6. Forget the Scale
While it may be tempting to hop on the scale during your weight loss journey, try not worrying about the number on the scale. Why? If you are building muscle, that number may even increase as you lose fat. Instead, focus on how you feel in your body and your clothes.
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Calder Place invites us all to annual parade
Patriotic parade … The Calder Place annual Fourth of July Parade will take place again this year come rain or shine on Monday, July 4. Anyone and everyone is invited to watch or participate in the annual event. All the fun begins at 8:30 a.m., leaving the BISD Administration Building parking lot heading west on North Street, turning right on 22nd and then east on Harrison Street back to the parking lot where it began. Refreshments and awards will be given for the "best of" at the conclusion of the parade route. Everyone is encouraged to come decked out in red, white and blue. See you there!
Cool spot … During these sweltering days and warm evenings, a delicious cup of yogurt seems to cool everyone down. Seen recently at the oh so popular Yogurt Spot were Judy and George Dishman, Nell and Terry Morris, Melody and Pat Parsons, Kathy and Bill Falkenhagen, Angie Kinsel, Melanie Dishman and Christine Keriotis.
Thyme for congratulations … The Southeast Texas Unit of The Herb Society of America recently awarded a scholarship to Lamar University student Jessica Flores. The well deserving young lady is majoring in culinary arts and hospitality management in the family and consumer sciences department at LU. The Southeast Texas Unit, which formed in 2010, meets at the McFaddin-Ward Museum and maintains the herb garden on the property.
Artistic adventures … The first week of Summer ArtVentures Creative Kids Camp at the Art Museum of Southeast Texas is almost over, and that means that many budding young artists will be putting the final touches on their masterpieces and preparing them for viewing. On Friday, AMSET will host the ArtVentures exhibition, where campers who participated in the "Drawing Naturally" course will display their creations. Later that same day, campers who participated in "Brilliant Painters" will present their artwork. Then each Friday through July 15, AMSET will continue to host families and friends for the ArtVentures Friday showcase, as young campers display the results of a week filled with learning about art and using their creative abilities to produce their unique works of art.
Calling all reunions … For groups planning class reunions this summer, The Examiner would love to send a photog or receive pics to share in this column about all of the making of memorable memories. Let us know your plans. E-mail edna [at] theexaminer [dot] com or call (409) 832-1400.
Candles and cakes … Belated best to Tab Bryan, Cynthia Bean, Brian Hampton and Carter Mouton. Champagne toasts to Dawn Isabell, Connie Prewitt, Andy Burns, Joe Broussard, Martin Broussard, Jennifer Lowery, Lisa Gagne, E. Jay Sherlock, Iris Nathan and Mitch Woods.
Until the next RSVP!