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London train blast: Teenager arrested while armed police search property south of capital
The 18-year-old was arrested in the port area in the south coast town of Dover, while counter-terrorism police are searching a property in Sunbury, Surrey
British police detained a teenager in the southern coastal town of Dover on Saturday and searched a home 100 miles away as investigators made "significant" progress in identifying the people behind the failed London metro bomb attack that left 30 people injured.
The 18-year-old man was arrested at 7.50am in the port area of the town, a key departure point for ferries travelling to the northern French coast. Some six hours later, police backed by armed officers cleared people from a street in Sunbury-on-Thames, a commuter town five miles from London's Heathrow Airport.
It is believed the property that was raided belongs to an elderly couple, who have been honoured for fostering child refugees.
Officers said the home was linked to the arrest of the 18-year-old. The street was evacuated as a precaution with pictures on social media showing counter-terrorist firearms officers carrying shields close to the property and sending up a cordon some 100 metres away. Nobody was arrested, said London's Metropolitan Police in a statement.
Police declined to give details about the teenager's identity, including his nationality, citing "strong investigative reasons", potentially to avoid tipping off suspected accomplices. He was being moved to London for further questioning.
"This arrest will lead to more activity from our officers," said Neil Basu, senior national coordinator for counter-terrorism policing. "The public should remain vigilant as our staff, officers and partners continue to work through this complex investigation."
The threat level upgraded on Friday to critical - suggesting that an attack was imminent - remained in place despite the arrest suggesting that there were other potential suspects at large. The country's top counter-terrorism officer indicated on Friday that a potential network of plotters could have been involved. Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley said police were "chasing down suspects".
Hundreds of officers had been poring over security camera footage secured from the metro train attacked on Friday and the wider transport network to try to identify the person who left the bomb by the doors of the train. Members of the public sent in another 45 pictures and videos to investigators following a police appeal.
The fast-moving investigation resulted in the arrest on the Kent coast and then the search in Cavendish Road Sunbury-on-Thames, a quiet suburb where "nothing happens, it's deathly quiet", one resident told Sky News.
CTFO at our street in #sunbury pic.twitter.com/hTHLIkA0QJ— kmil365 (@kmil365) September 16, 2017
Student Ivana Miladimov told the National that she was turned back by police as she tried to drive into Cavendish Road. She returned to her home in a nearby street but was told to evacuate 30 minutes later, she said. "We're sitting in a coffee shop waiting to go back."
Another resident was told she had a minute to pack her bags, grab her children and leave her home as police evacuated the area.
"I only had to open the door and saw police everywhere," said Mojgan Jamali. "They told me to leave. They said: 'You've one minute to get out of the house and get away. I just got out."
Commuters reported a wall of flame after the device exploded on a train at 8.20am on Friday as it pulled into the west London station of Parsons Green. The device – which had wires and lights attached and was set to be detonated by a timer – failed to go off properly, effectively saving the lives of those on the packed carriage.
It was not clear if the bomb was meant to go off at the station. The metro train was heading towards the city on a route that would have taken it past Paddington train station – a major station and transport hub – and the upmarket west London suburbs of Kensington and Notting Hill.
Explosion on Parsons Green district line train. Fireball flew down carriage and we just jumped out open door. pic.twitter.com/pGbfotbfsJ— Rigs (@RRigs) September 15, 2017
The device appeared to be similar to the bombs used in a failed lot to blow up the London transport system in July 21, 2005, two weeks after multiple blasts killed more than 50 people. The devices in that case were made with triacetone triperoxide (TATP).
Despite the failure to trigger a bigger explosion, witnesses reported seeing a fireball surging down the carriage that ripped off clothes and left commuters with flash burns. Others required treatment as they trampled while fleeing down a narrow stairway out of the subway station. Thirty people were treated in hospital with all but three released after treatment, according to health officials.
The interior minister, Amber Rudd, said that the authorities would investigate how the man was able to get the materials to make the device. Mrs Rudd – who chaired an emergency Cabinet meeting on Saturday - said that police had made "very significant" progress but added that it was too early to say if the man who was arrested had been known to police or the domestic security service MI5.
An August edition of Inspire magazine - the online al Qaeda publication – urged supporters to target trains, saying that such a planned attack could be hard to detect and the outcome could substantially damage a country's transport sector, according to the Middle East Media Research Institute.
Last year, Damon Smith, a student with an interest in weapons and Islamic extremism left a rucksack filled with explosives and ball bearings on a London underground train. The device, built using a £2 clock and an al Qaeda article on bomb-making, failed to explode. He was jailed for 15 years in May.
The attack – the fifth major terrorist attack this year – led to a significantly increase security presence at stations on the capital's transport network. Police said sporting events, including Saturday's premier league matches, could expect to have more visible policing including armed officers. Troops were sent to key strategic sites around the country, freeing up armed officers to work on the major inquiry.
The threat level was last raised to critical in May following the bomb attack on a Manchester concert by pop star Ariana Grande that killed 22 people. It remained at that state for four days while police tried to work out if the suicide bomber, Salman Abedi, was working alone. Before that, it had not been triggered since 2007.
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Tomorrow is the last day to send in your August Word Scramble answers
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It's Sunday but we are all busy working together to finish the September Newsletter which comes out Tuesday. Emma thought I should remind you that if you haven't completed our August Word Scamble, you should give it a go and send in your answers before the end of tomorrow (the last day of August!). We have 5 random mystery prizes to award to correct entries! Click here to download. Email them to me at email@example.com. You've got to be in it to win it (as my mum always says!).
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I've been toying around with this concept for a novel a while now. Did a bit of an introduction! Hope you enjoy!
How much Benjamin liked what he saw could be found in the way he judged himself up and down in the bathroom mirror. First, he turned left, prodded the fat on the side of his hip, then did the same to the right. The way his finger sprang back out again, like bushing down on a memory-foam pillow, displeased Ben. Aged fat, judging by the density of the mass between bone and skin. Without a doubt, Benjamin's overweight body caused him a great deal of shame. Sucking in didn't help, it just made him look like wide oval instead of a wide circle, besides, he didn't have the strength to keep that big gut sucked in always. It didn't matter what the rest of him looked like; the first thing people thought of when they saw Ben, involves his unhealthy eating habits. Though, the condition of the rest of him certainly did contribute, at least a little, to his overall first impression. Greasy, dirt-blonde hair meekly hangs from atop his potato-shaped head, clinging to the sides of his pimple-face like an octopus desperately trying to hold on to a boulder during rough tides.
Gems amidst muck, a suitable description for the only appealing part one may pay attention to about Benjamin's overall visage. His eyes. These are the kind of eyes that photoshop geniuses spend hours trying to produce in vanity photo-shoots. A green that can't be compared to any corny gemstone or precious material. With any true treasure, however, it must be found. In Benajamin's case, his eyes can only be found when he separates forehead fat from cheek pudge.
He had an appearance difficult to adapt to; luckily for him, he didn't spend enough time around other people to give them the chance of judgement. Like many others in this technological era, cyberspace allowed Benjamin to be the person he wanted to be, and cram as many carbohydrates into his maw as he so desired. Psychologically, this fat lard convinced himself that every poor choice made in the real world, could easily have a pretty 'cover' thrown over it.
"I'm headed to the Gym," he might say to one of his many lady followers. Little did they know, what he really meant goes along the lines of: "I'm about to mute your chat for enough time to convince you I was away at the Gym, but I'm actually just going to sit here and finish off my chicken wings so that I don't get oily slime on my keyboard." After Ben cleans his hands off enough to type again, always forgetting to pick out the crumbs from under his nails (Which he ends up chewing on later anyway), he might unmute the chat and say something like, "Man, I felt like I was the only one there. Had all the machines to myself, lol." Of course, the reactions of praise from whomever he spoke tricked his internal chemicals to make him feel good about himself. Even if the life he created didn't exist: who could call him out on it? It may as well be true.
What girl settles for an over-grown lima bean living in their mother-pod? Yes, to compliment poor Benjamin's already unfortunate existence with a tasteful cliché: he lives in his parents' basement. What used to be a recreational living space and laundry room: now a complete bedroom and bathroom for the chick that could never fly from the nest. At first, his parents seemed fully on board with the whole idea of staying an extra few years at home until confidence eventually plucks him away, but the notion has since grown less-appealing with Ben's twenty-eighth birthday passing by.
Despite the many hundreds of times his parents have threatened to kick him out of he doesn't start his own life, they just can't bring themselves to following through and forcing him away. Benjamin had a troubling childhood. His weight gained him no friendships, and a whole bucket of bullies. Always a struggling little victim in his mother's eye: he will always require babying. The generosity and patience of Mister and Mrs. Cole (Ben's parents): two notions constantly taken for granted by their unmotivated son. With no idea what he wants to do or where he wants to go 'when he gets older', the Cole-family trio sits in limbo.
A resounding creek bounces off the walls of Benjamin's little nook, created by an overburdened computer chair. If a reward existed where furniture could be commended for their outstanding performances, this chair would be the reigning champion ten times in a row. The arm-rests: naught but lazy limbs which loosely hung by each side; over time, Ben's expanding thighs broke the sockets, leaving them impractical. The acne-laden oaf makes a few bold scoots forward; each time his rear lifts to jolt the seat forward, it lets loose an unintelligible scream of pain which humans can only acknowledge as a squeak. For everyone living above him, this noise symbolized two things. 1) Benjamin woke up and can now accept his lunch, or 2) Benjamin just returned from the bathroom. Any squeak before one in the afternoon indicates that he pulled an all-nighter.
A desperate stab at the computer's on-switch, followed by irate tapping on the desk means all is not to accord with the pint-sized hippopotamus. An open phone on the un-made bed behind him, depicting a long wall of text from a female, confirms this. Sweat oozes from only the armpits and under-breast; adding fresh patches of hue to the other miscellaneous stains found on Ben's sleep-shirt. When a blue screen pops up stating at a system update temporarily seizes his computer, two fists come down upon what appears to be a table. Plastic bottles, stiff tissues, and candy wrappers cover every inch of the desk; the only time when room is made upon it is when Benjamin swipes a corner-full of trash onto the floor and replaces it with trash-to-be. By the time Benji the Glutton manages to uncurl his sausage fingers and get the blood running through them again, the update completes.
Although the symbols on his keyboard's buttons rubbed away long ago, Benjamin programmed his mind with the pristine whereabouts of each letter and number. Typing away through the dark nights trained him quite well. In a blur of movements, the password is typed in, and an instant messaging program pops up across the screen. After observing how quickly her son could type, Mrs. Cole often joked to her husband that Benjamin could be an Olympic racer if only the energy transferred to his pitiful excuse for legs.
Gulping down a wad of nervous saliva, Benjamin scrolls through a list of contacts: none of them bore notifications less than fifteen: popular for the wrong reasons. Britney, Samantha, Alie, Emily, Tania, Chloe: all female names. As the seconds rolled by, more notifications send a light ping through the speakers hidden beneath the plastic fallout of what looked like a child's feast. The names scrambled as each new notification sent that particular girl to the top of the list, only to be taken over by another. It doesn't take long to find the odd one out: Kat, with only one notification.
"I know who you are, and quite frankly, it makes me sick. I can't believe you lied about who you are. That's called Catfishing you know? It's not right. You're messing with people's emotions. I'm going to make it my personal goal to talk to every single one of your followers and show them my evidence. You're not getting away with this, Kevin- or should I say, Benjamin? Sick freak. This just goes to show that you -are- just like all the other guys. You aren't as different as you say you are. Thanks for ruining my world. – Kat." Attached to the bottom of the message is a screenshot of Benjamin requesting for edits to be made on a picture he used to serve as the mask to his cyber-identity. Most certainly, tact lacks in this instance. Foolish boy, to think that a few mere edits to an already existing picture might throw followers off his scent: karma in action.
The longer Ben stared at the message, the lower his heart sunk into his chest. His spine had been torn out and ice water filled its place. With a trembling hand, he dares to open the other messages.
"I told you my secrets… -Emily."
"We were going to get married one day… -Samantha."
"I hope you literally get hit by a car… -Britney."
"LOL you're so fat! -Tania."
They all knew. Benjamin's cyber life potentially ends here. All the relationships he'd been working on for the past eight years; all the memories and phone calls; all the emotions felt sat within a funeral coffin that embodied his instant messenger program, laid out for him to stare at with nothing but a quiver in his chin, and a sniffle at his button nose.
Protecting himself from real life consequences prompts Benjamin to delete every single profile he ever made. The last thing he needed: his parents brought into this humiliating mess. With everything deactivated and swept from the face of the internet, deleting his messenger account only remained. Plucking up the courage, the grief-struck man pushes his cursor toward the 'Options' button, treating it like a heavy paper-weight. On the way, he clicks once more on Kat's chat box. He had one last thing to say.
"I'll make it up to you, I promise." The words typed are misspelled a few times, for the sporadic hiccups which make Ben's entire torso bob up and down prove a difficult obstacle to work around. Immediately the bottom of the chat box displays the words, 'Seen: 2:36 by Kat'. Three dots follow, indicating the girl's reply is eminent.
Too afraid to see what she might have to say, Benjamin bolts his cursor around the screen and deletes his account then and there.
What could he do now? Any sane person might see this as a sign to break the cybernetic bonds and do something with their lives at last. Benjamin is not a sane person. At a steady pace, the cursor moves down the screen. Click: 'Create New Account'; They never do learn.


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Joe Jonas belts out on stage with his band DNCE at the LeSutra Model Volleyball Tournament event on Sunday (February 21) in Miami, Fla.
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I was originally enlightened about the value of blocking out intricate and tricky passages when I attended a rehearsal of Rudolf Serkin and the New York Philharmonic.
He was about to play the Beethoven "Emperor" Concerto No. 5 with its majestic opener of broken chords (arpeggios) and as a warm-up, he silently blocked out a series of chords numerous times.
At this moment in time (easily 35 years ago) I was beginning to explore the same avenue of practicing, (though audibly) and after observing a virtuoso break down the ingredients of a monumental passage into "chunks" I permanently joined the ranks of pianists who regularly embraced this learning approach. (of course, it was combined with many others)
Here's an example where I navigate a tricky section of Beethoven's "Pathetique" Sonata, No. 8, Op. 13.
Naturally, it's not enough to chunk aimlessly. In this case, the harmonic rhythm, or progression of harmony frames practicing. Knowing about key modulations, voicing, and having a workable fingering are part of the intricate learning landscape. Intertwined is the physical approach–how the wrist and arm work together in mobilizing energies to the fingers.
MORE Blocking as I practice the "Pathetique" first movement,(starting measure–27) Add in rhythms, dotted-eighth/16ths applications and the reverse (16th-dotted-eighth) plus thumb placements. (I rehearse where my thumb is advancing through a passage, and isolate those spots) I think of my thumb as a hand "guide" over the keyboard.


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I love cooking meals that can do double time. This Pork Tenderloin recipe is not only amazing and tasty and wonderful, but you can keep the leftovers, and have a whole other meal!
Amazing Pork Tenderloin
2 1/2 pounds pork tenderloin
1 (1 ounce) envelope dry onion soup mix
1 cup water
3/4 cup apple juice
3 tablespoons minced garlic
3 tablespoons soy sauce
freshly ground black pepper to taste
Place pork tenderloin in a slow cooker with the contents of the soup packet. Pour water, juice, and soy sauce over the top, turning the pork to coat. Carefully spread garlic over the pork, leaving as much on top of the roast during cooking as possible. Sprinkle with pepper, cover, and cook on low setting for 4-5 hours. Serve with cooking liquid on the side as au jus.
Doesn't this look yummy??
I serve this with sticky rice and veggies. I cook twice the amount of sticky rice we need, and save the leftover rice and pork for later in the week.
A couple of days later, I took out the leftover rice and pork and threw it in a skillet with a little oil, some salt & pepper, onion & garlic powders, soy sauce and egg and voila! Pork Fried Rice!
I realize that it would look much prettier with some colorful veggies, but then my family wouldn't eat it and that would kind of defeat the purpose. So, I serve a salad on the side.
Two meals, one great recipe!
What do you do with your leftovers?
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Amazing Slow Cooker Pork Tenderloin - Two Meals in One
Posted by Kristin @ Yellow Bliss Road at 8:21 PM
Labels: Recipes, Slow Cooker
6 comments:
- Stacie said...
I have made this pork tenderloin and it is sooo good. Wouldn't have thought to make fried rice with the leftovers, but that would be great.
- October 11, 2010 at 6:49 PM
- Heather @ 3 kids and lots of pigs said...
This sounds like a yummy and easy pork recipe. Can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing.
- October 11, 2010 at 7:44 PM
- NorCalMom said...
Sounds great! Love the idea of pork fried rice.
- October 11, 2010 at 10:25 PM
- I'm just Chris said...
Ooooo I'm putting pork tenderloin on the grocery list! hee hee
- October 28, 2010 at 2:34 PM
- Rita May said...
This looks tasty. Have you ever done it with a boneless pork loin roast of about 2-1/2 lbs? I'm printing this out to try soon.
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Two nomadic theater companies in the city will settle into permanent homes this month.
Target Margin Theater announced Thursday that, after 25 years of performing in borrowed venues, it will begin its stay in its new space, the DOXSEE, with "Grand Festive Opening," featuring theater and performance art, Thursday through Saturday.
David Herskovits, Target Margin's founding artistic director, said that "focusing the work in a place" will draw artists to create there and the community to gather there.
Named for its founding member and resident designer, Lenore Doxsee, who passed away in May, the DOXSEE is in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn. It includes two rehearsal studios, office space and a performance space. Mr. Herskovits said the company will change and add to the building in the future. The opening event begins Thursday.
Known for its imaginative retelling of classic stories, Target Margin Theater staged a production of Eugene O'Neill's "Mourning Becomes Electra" in April and May. Laura Collins-Hughes called it a "lucid and astonishingly intimate production."
Mabou Mines, a company founded in 1970, will also soon give up its peripatetic existence. The Mabou Mines Theater, a 99-seat black box within the 122 Community Center in the East Village, will open Nov. 28 with previews of the premiere of Lee Breuer and Maude Mitchell's "Glass Guignol: The Brother and Sister Play." The production combines the work of Tennessee Williams and Mary Shelley to examine the relationship of Williams and his sister, Rose. Mr. Breuer will direct.
The avant-garde group has produced 120 works in its nearly 50-year history, but always in someone else's space.


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Captain Corelli's Mandolin is set in the early days of the second world war before Benito Mussolini invaded Greece. Dr. Iannis practices medicine on the island of Cephalonia, accompanied by his daughter, Pelagia, to whom he imparts much of his healing art. Even when the Italians do invade, life isn't so bad—at first anyway. The officer in command of the Italian garrison is the cultured Captain Antonio Corelli, who responds to a Nazi greeting of "Heil Hitler" with his own "Heil Puccini", and whose most precious possession is his mandolin. It isn't long before Corelli and Pelagia are involved in a heated affair--despite her engagement to a young fisherman, Mandras, who has gone off to join Greek partisans. Love is complicated enough in wartime, even when the lovers are on the same side. And for Corelli and Pelagia, it becomes increasingly difficult to negotiate the minefield of allegiances, both personal and political, as all around them atrocities mount, former friends become enemies and the ugliness of war infects everyone it touches.
British author Louis de Bernières is well known for his forays into magical realism in such novels as The War of Don Emmanuel's Nether Parts, Señor Vivo and the Coca Lord and The Troublesome Offspring of Cardinal Guzman. Here he keeps it to a minimum, though certainly the secondary characters with whom he populates his island—the drunken priest, the strongman, the fisherman who swims with dolphins—would be at home in any of his wildly imaginative Latin American fictions. Instead, de Bernières seems interested in dissecting the nature of history as he tells his ever-darkening tale from many different perspectives. Captain Corelli's Mandolin works on many levels, as a love story, a war story and a deconstruction of just what determines the facts that make it into the history books.
About the author:
Louis de Bernières, who lives in Norfolk, published his first novel in 1990 and was selected by Granta magazine as one of the twenty Best of Young British Novelists in 1993. Since then he has become well known internationally as a writer, with Captain Corelli's Mandolin winning the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best Novel in 1994. His sixth novel, the acclaimed Birds Without Wings, came out in 2004., A Partisan's Daughter (2008) was shortlisted for the Costa Novel Award and Notwithstanding: Stories from an English Village was published in Autumn 2009, followed by de Bernieres' first collection of poetry, Imagining Alexandria: Poems in Memory of Constantinos Cavafis, in 2013.
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What we are talking about:
Aaron Rodgers
Don't worry, he's fine
Fred Jackson
Why did I wait until now?
Bruce Arians
Best. Coach. Ever. EVER!
Well this is going to be a fun week. Six teams on a bye. SIX. TEAMS. In Week 4.
This is something that has bothered me for the longest time. I'd put it up there with how Darth Vader can sense his son is within 100 parsecs of him, but damn his daughter is nose-to-mask with him in the opening minutes of Episode IV and nothing? Why does Indiana Jones have to dig up the arc if the Nazis are digging in the wrong place anyway? He's basically handing it over to them. And why was Penny ever into Leonard on the "The Big Bang Theory?" He's kind of a (expletive) to her. Always making cracks about her intelligence when it was clear all along he's way too insecure.
Similarly, having a bye week after THREE GAMES of an NFL season seems ridiculous. And this goes well beyond the fantasy ramifications. Old man Peyton Manning will not get a break from football until January or February if his team makes the playoffs. Manning could earn a bye week in the playoffs, but that might not be so automatic when you consider how well the Chargers have played this season. A Week 4 bye is utterly ridiculous. And if Adam Carolla can get the goal posts extended, I would like to be the one who gets the bye weeks sorted.
Thankfully, the solution is rather simple. So simple, I'm surprised nobody has ever thought of it. Here's what you do. Move the bye weeks to Weeks 9-12. That ensures that every team will play at least eight games before a break. (Something the Giants would know about since they seemingly get a bye Week 8 or later every year. Don't bother looking, their bye is Week 8 this year.) This is the only fair way to go.
Then, starting in Week 9, you have two divisions take it off. The AFC/NFC West could have Week 9, AFC/NFC East Week 10, etc. and then you have the divisions rotate each season so to push one team back accordingly.
This is so mind-numbingly simple.
Like this column. Boom, stole your joke!
Seriously, I thought I would have to take thousands of words to explain this, but nope, just a few paragraphs. That's how easy this all is.
There might be a few problems, however. I mean, you think your fantasy team is wrecked this week with six teams, eight could be a problem. But again, it's later in the year so you will have a chance to prepare.
The bye weeks are used to help the International Series. That could be easily rectified by, you know, scrapping the International Series. I love our fans in the UK, but we could limit this series to one game in Week 8, or move all of them to the bye weeks.
There would be no downside for any of this and it would just make logistical sense. Plus, it would erase the advantage that teams get for taking a later break. So what do you say league office? Is there a chance we can make this happen next year?
Let's proceed in what our homepage editor Patrick Crawley called the best use of a soap box in world history. Or something like that. And for the record, I could spend hours on all of the plot holes of "Star Wars" even though I love it.
A big hand to stats mavens Bill "Sudsy" Sudell and Careen Falcone for dropping the knowledge.
And without further ado ...
Kirk Cousins was amazing. I know; he's going to end up having a terrible game soon (maybe even against the Giants), but I don't care. I'm all about this guy. Great fit.
Wait a minute; Jay Gruden said that he might stick with Cousins when RG3 returns? Is this a (expletive) joke? Washington has waited for years to have a QB of the future and it might stick with him? That's nuts.
Jay Cutler might not put up the points he did over the past couple of weeks because the Packers have struggled against the run, but I'm going to stick with him. Bear down.
Matthew Stafford has 1,956 yards and 14 touchdowns in his last six games against the AFC.
The matchup seems a little daunting for Matt Ryan, but I'm going to stick with him. The Vikings have allowed the fifth-fewest points to fantasy QBs.
If I've told you once, I've told you a million times last week but I'm never benching Philip Rivers again. Not even if he went to Seattle. And bolo tie > capri pants FTW.
Andrew Luck is the top quarterback in fantasy football. Nobody could have seen that coming. He said facetiously. Andy Luck is my jam.
Trend alert! Nick Foles has thrown for more than 300 yards in each game this season.
Aaron Rodgers told everybody to "Relax" this week. So he quoted Frankie Goes to Hollywood? Eh. Still not as dated as his Hans-and-Franz commercials. Or the music Packers fans listen to. Or the clothes they wear.
One thing you have to say about Brady is that he's winning the internet. Or at least he's winning Facebook with a bunch of his posts. If he's not posting about the Tuck Rule (which was amazing), his photo giving a little love to the high-five-starved Bob Kraft was the thing of genius. I really want to give the credit to Gisele for this great work.
Ben Roethlisberger has 2,516 passing yards with 19 touchdowns and six interceptions in his last nine against the NFC. Great matchup against the Buccaneers this week.
Ryan Tannehill could be a Danger Zone deep sleeper. I like the mind games the coaches are playing with him Miami. His life has been a little too comfortable. Plus Raiders.
If I had to spot-start a rookie quarterback, my choice would be Blake Bortles based on the matchup.
Who thought Jamaal Charles would cause such a headache for fantasy enthusiasts this season? Well, other than me. And now this week, he might play on Monday night. I don't envy you.
I'll take Alfred Morris as the home-team running back on Thursday night.
LeSean McCoy was smothered by D.C.'s defense. I'm not worried about him going forward. He has just one total touchdown and fewer than 80 rushing yards in each game this season. So you're saying that he's due!
Matt Forte hasn't been great for you. I know, we'd love for him to be consistently in the high teens when it comes to point production. But he hasn't been that miserable. So look for a bounce-back against the Packers.
Donald Brown is going to get his opportunities. He ran the ball 31 times at Buffalo, and the team lost my man Marion Grice of ASU off the practice squad. Brown is a must-start.
Lorenzo Taliaferro is the Ravens running back we've asked for this year! He was dominant against the Browns and he will be the starter at some point this season. John Harbaugh needs to start him.
Chris Ivory is the best back for the Jets right now. The sooner the coaches figure that out, the better. Which probably means that never happens. I mean, even I see this.
Fred Jackson is the truth and he needs to be started until he is carried off the field. Which might never happen. He just has great heart. Great matchup against Houston, too.
I'd go with Pierre Thomas and Khiry Robinson this week. Both of those guys are fun. Reminds me of the idyllic times when the Lions had two running backs you could trust. Those were the days.
ImageSpeaking of tag-teams, congratulations to the Dust Brothers who won the WWE titles at Night of Champions. I'm really a fan of Goldust and Stardust. So it will be nice to see them with the titles. Except they will lose every non-title match from here until the Royal Rumble. Cesaro was once again amazing against Sheamus, who seems to be way too high on the card. Loved everything about the championship match until the end. Dean Ambrose continues to set the world on fire, too. I still would have much rather seen him trade blows with John Cena on RAW, however. But what can you do?
I really like Kelvin Benjamin; but can you imagine how much better he would be if Steve Smith Sr. was on the other side?
Triple S has become one of my favorite jams this year. He was brought in to be that steadying influence opposite of the other Smith. But JF was like, nope, I'm throwing it to the guy who can run everything on the route tree. Watch his TDs increase with Dennis Pitta's absence.
I've decided to ride-or-die with Cordarrelle Patterson this year. I've heard some rumblings around this building that he's having trouble learning his routes. But I'm going to give him another go with Teddy B under center now.
I hate to look at the Bucs' horrible performance against the Falcons a week ago, and be all; I have to start Markus Wheaton this week. And yet, here I am. Starting Wheaton.
How great is Jeremy Maclin? I saw him get injured during the preseason and went, uh oh. But the dude has been the truth in Philadelphia.
I like the long-term value of John Brown in Arizona. Our own Matt "Money" Smith called that game in Arizona and said Drew Stanton missed him a few times. This isn't a fluke, Brown was lauded during the preseason.
Bruce Arians forever, please. He's just the best. Arians said he wanted to keep his team humble during the bye week because it's a short elevator ride to the (expletive) house. I want to rock a newsboy hat now.
Keenan Allen started slowly for the Chargers last year, too. He's going to shake out of it this week.
Antonio Brown tied an NFL record with his 19th-consecutive game with at least five receptions.
Wait, is it Julio Jones is good at home, and Roddy White on the road or vice-versa? Or is it, I don't give a (expletive) because I'm staring both regardless?
Steve Johnson doesn't jump to mind when you think of a must-start, but his targets have increased each game this season, and he had nine receptions for 103 yards last week.
Allen Hurns is back. I like him long-term. But Allen Robinson is the guy to go with here. But you know that from reading Rank's 11. (Or you'd better!)
Reggie Wayne has two TDs in his last three games against the Titans.
If you watched any part of the Bears' DOMINATING victory over the NYJ on Monday night, you will have no hesitation to add Golden Tate to your starting lineup.
Make sure Mike Wallace is in your starting lineup. Wallace has a touchdown reception in three of his last four games. He's going to be fine. Don't worry about the QB.
Vincent Jackson is a good pick as long as it's Glennon throwing him the ball and not McCown.
ImageVictoria really won me over on "Big Brother" because I can only imagine the anxiety of being put on the block every week. So it's kind of a shame she didn't win it all. Derrick was the right choice, but I'm kind of torn. It almost seems unfair to have an undercover cop on the show, because he's a professional when it comes to deception and blending in. So I do want to take a little something away Derrick for the win. It would be like if they had a driving reality TV show, and Jeff Gordon showed up. That keeps me from saying Derrick is the best ever.
Shoot, you guys need tight ends. Here's the deal, I like Niles Paul and Dwayne Allen a ton. Travis Kelce would be my next guy, because he's become a huge part of the offense, too. He's getting more snaps each week, and he's easily the most-dynamic receiver.
Did you see Kelce try to hurdle that dude? It was like CM Punk going for the high knee. I miss CM Punk.
A few closing notes. Isaiah Crowell looks like the guy who will end up as the eventual No. 1 in Cleveland. I've had love for Terrance West, but the facts say Crowell right now.
My That Helps No One prediction team: Geno Smith, Justin Forsett, Shaun Draughn, Andre Holmes, David Nelson and Austin Seferian-Jenkins.
Comedy Central needs to follow the lead of FXX and do a marathon of every "South Park" ever. Now that would be amazing. The show has been on for 18 years, and really, there has been no dip in quality, like ever. Amazing.
Eli Manning has struggled mightily in his career against Washington. Plus visiting teams on Thursday Night Football have become my new poison for my fantasy teams.
I wouldn't be surprised if RG3's house in the D.C. area is already on the market. Enjoy Houston next season. The biggest irony would be for Washington to send RG3 back to St. Louis for its first year in L.A. in 2015.
How is it possible Cutler can play an entire game and not sweat at all? I'm not kidding. Look at Cutler after a game and he's got his quaff perfect like he's doing a shampoo commercial.
Geno Smith wasn't as bad as everybody said he was. Dang, give the dude a little room.
It's also worth noting the Vikings play outside at the University of Minnesota. By the time I get used to that, Minnesota will have its new stadium.
Cam Newton has really started to give me pause. He's just outside of the QB1 conversation in a 10-team league. For sure in a 12-teamer. But what was up with those capri pants?
There is no doubt you play Luck each week. But he's due for one of those games where they win big and he doesn't put up fantasy points.
Nice of Michigan State to still consider Foles a Spartan. Just as Anakin will always be a Jedi to me.
Tom Brady has fewer than 13 fantasy points in each of his last five games. He's had at least three TD pass in a game twice in his last 22. But breaking up is just so dang hard, especially with all the good times Brady has provided.
At some point you have to wonder if Rodgers and coach Mike McCarthy are on the same page. The play calling has looked pretty bad for the Packers. Maybe worse than Lacy has looked at times, and might be the root problem. I wonder if this could be the last year for McCarthy if the Packers fail to make the playoffs. Which is mere conjecture from me.
I need a favor from you guy and gals. If I ever start to advocate Mike Glennon this year as a possible starter, please stop me. PLEASE. I beseech you from the bottom of my heart.
I have a feeling there will be a week when Derek Carr is my starting QB because he's looking better. But I'm not going to do it when he's out there in London.
Teddy Bridgewater was viewed as the most NFL-ready of all the QBs headed into the draft. But I'm still just watching.
The best news you could get if you're a Knile Davis holder is to have Charles announce he's not able to go as early as Saturday so you can make a decision.
I miss the Freddy Morris as a goal-line back era in Washington. All one freaking game of it.
Rashad Jennings has been fantastic this year, as he's gone over 95 scrimmage yards in all three games. TREND! But Washington has given up the fewest yards to RBs this year and I don't care for road teams on Thursday night.
How has nobody made the Eddie Lacy to Trent Richardson comparisons yet? Former Alabama running back who had a fantastic rookie season. First-round fantasy pick. And everybody continues to make excuses for him?
I'd still like to know how the Chargers lost Marion Grice off the practice squad. I was so excited he went to the Chargers, but going to the Birds could be a pretty nice stash later on this year.
Toby Gerhart gets the pine from me for the second consecutive week, but I would like to hang on to him for a little bit to see what he can do with Bortles under center.
I was big on Chris Johnson this year, but he's let us down. The coaching staff has given him his chances but both the Jets and fantasy holders need to pull the plug.
If Arian Foster just wants to mess around and make movies, why go through the motions of trying to play football? He doesn't act like his heart is in it.
We need to have a heart-to-heart with Joique Bell. What seems to be the problem, dude? I'm not going to drop him, because that would be silly. But I'm not starting the guy against the tough Jets.
ImageBelated congratulations to Bill Gramatica, for he no longer owns the greatest celebration fail of all-time. That goes to Stephen Tulloch who tried to do a variation of the discount double-check. (Maybe the Usos make it look too easy.) However, I really am disappointed in the internet community because we haven't seen one Gramatica/Tulloch mash-up, which the world is clamoring for. If only there was some enterprising organization out there with access to archive NFL footage that could go down to its vast library and put together a compilation of celebration fails. I'm afraid that technology is years off, though.
ImageThis has to mean Tulloch gets his own State Farm commercial now, right? That would only seem like the fair thing to do for him. Ooh! Ooh! And should his new nickname be Stephen (wait for it) TullOUCH? Amirite (sic)? No? All right, I'll show myself the door.
I like Kelvin Benjamin a bunch. But I really fear the Ravens defense is going to be all, we're not going to let this kid ball out in front of Senior Smith.
And thank you, folks. That might have been the dumbest rationale I've ever come up with to bench a player, but that's going to be my final answer. I'm going to roll with CP in that flex spot where Benjamin would otherwise start. It's just what I do. And when I'm 2-2 and complaining about my roster in my League of Record, please point out this passage to me.
Now that Victor Cruz has joined the rest of the touchdown-scoring world, is anybody else going to mention the fact T.Y. Hilton hasn't scored a touchdown in 11 consecutive games?
I always seem to get questions about Hilton every week, and I just don't get it. I believe a ton of you were seduced by a great game against the Seahawks last year.
I hope DeSean Jackson continues to be this angry against the rest of the NFC East. I like him a lot and wouldn't move him just to move him, but he's a sell-high guy for me right now.
I'll eat those words if he can find consistency with Cousins there in D.C.
Jordan Matthews is awesome. I really liked his game against D.C. and he's got a great matchup this week. The one thing that concerns me about rookie receivers is consistency. And realize, McCoy had 20+ touches against Washington. McCoy wasn't able to do anything, which led to more opportunities for Matthews. Those might not be there if McCoy and Sproles are really firing on all cylinders. So Matthews is really fourth in line for touches. Maybe fifth behind the tight ends, too.
That's not to say you don't need Matthews on your roster. I do like him for the long-term. The consistency is what is going to keep him from being a starter right now.
I'm going to need to see some consistency from Eddie Royal before I'm ready to roster him. Royal pulled this stunt last year where he was all good for the first couple of weeks, and then he faded. TREND.
Check this out, Shonn Greene has scored in four consecutive road games. That's a trend, right? Well, you throw that (expletive) out the window when Charlie Whitehurst could be your quarterback.
ImageWait, I just had an idea! There are leagues out there that go with Team QB. Instead of getting just Jake Locker, you get whoever the quarterback for the Titans is. Which is fine, but kind of lame. I mean, if most teams lose their starting QB, their team is done. Well, not you Washington. But most teams. So I don't like it. The only place I would fully endorse such an idea? Carolina Team RB. I mean, you get whatever yards the Panthers RBs rush for. That would be amazing. Wait, maybe we should do that with all positions. And maybe, we could boil it down to one team. Where you only root for one team on Sunday, like the Bears against another team, like the Packers. And then you can have one team represent a whole city! And then ... wait ... that sounds too familiar. Forget I said anything.
I sincerely hope more people rushed out this week and added Matt Moore because there was a chance he was going to be elevated as a starter. Shame that person publicly if you can. The fantasy holder, not Moore. He's cool. Somebody I know won a fantasy league once with Moore. Wish I could remember who it was.
ImageNo spoilers for "Gotham" please. I've still got it sitting on the DVR. But a lot of the reviews I've heard are not positive. Which sucks because "Arrow" is amazing and there are high hopes for "Flash" which comes out in October. Just when you thought DC was turning it around with TV shows, this happens. But maybe I'm worrying about it too much considering I haven't seen it.
Owen Daniels is fine if you're in a really deep league. He has the trust of Gary Kubiak, but I truly believe the goal-line target will be Triple S. He's the guy they have been looking for since Anquan Boldin left.
If the Browns are really going to have Ben Tate start for them again, they have nobody to blame for their own misfortune. Terrible idea
ImageAm I a bad person if I don't give a flying (expletive) about Derek Jeter and his final games? I'm still waiting for the president to make it a national holiday. I will say when you look back at Jeet, Alex Rodriguez and Nomar, the captain was really best of the three. That debate should be put to rest forever.
For the record, you can submit your fantasy questions to NFL Fantasy Live, Michael Fabiano or me on Twitter. But realize, NFL Fantasy Live has 270K followers, and Fabiano has 165K. Me? Just four. See, the odds are better I will answer your question, so hit me up both via Twitter or via Facebook. And if you follow him on Sundays, he'll quote "The Wolf" from "Pulp Fiction" and then it's game on! Although, it's tough to catch me on Facebook. Twitter is your go-to." Plus seriously people, I'm not taking your tweets after Midnight. I'm into the #HashtagWars via @Midnight.


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The chariot changed the face of ancient warfare. First in West Asia and Egypt, then in India and China, charioteers came to dominate the battlefield. In 1274 B. C. at Kadesh in present-day Syria - where the untried pharaoh Ramesses II was nearly defeated by the Hittites - some 5,000 chariots were deployed in battle. Its use as a war machine is graphically recounted in Indian epics and Chinese chronicles. Homer's Iliad tells of the attack on Troy by Greek heroes who rode in chariots In 326 B. C. Alexander the Great faced charioteers in northern India, while in 55 B. C., on a Kent beach, Julius Caesar was met by British chariots.
Even though the chariot was the favourite conveyance of both gods and kings, there were risks when it was driven at high speed. It is more than possible that the boy pharaoh Tutankhamun died from injuries sustained in a chariot accident. Because of the danger involved, chariot racing attracted hundreds of thousands of spectators. So enthusiastic were they that the Roman emperor Nero could not resist driving his own ten-horse chariot at the Olympic Games: he fell out but still won the prize. Rivalry between groups of spectators at chariot races often ignited urban riots. In Constantinople, in 532 A. D., a three-day disturbance left 30,000 dead. Yet great charioteers like Porphyrius still emerged. He was a champion into his sixties, provoking the comment that 'neither strength nor swift horses know how to win, but the brains of the charioteer.'
This unique book traces the rise and fall of the chariot right across the Old World, from Britain to Korea. Illustrated throughout and exploring the chariot's legacy - not least as depicted in Hollywood films - it provides a broad-ranging and fascinating view of the world's first revolutionary war machine.
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Any way to change the version from 1.09?
KanickelKanone replied to KanickelKanone's topic in Tiberium Wars / Kane's Wrath Maps & ModdingSo there is no way to download the skudef files anywhere? I already searched for them but i couldn't find them. So if there is no way to download them i guess i have no other option than beating them on the current version, which is most likely to be a pain in the ass but I'll try it anyways. Thank you guys
Any way to change the version from 1.09?
KanickelKanone posted a topic in Tiberium Wars / Kane's Wrath Maps & ModdingSo i wanted to play the C&C3 campaign on hard, after playing through it on the normal difficulty a year ago. But after reading the forums i've read that the 1.09 patch made the campaign impossible to beat if you are not a god in micro managing. So is there any way to change the game version from 1.09? I own the game in Steam and I've read that there are some start up commands but it has been also said, that these only work if you already installed other previous patches. Would it be possible to download a 1.08 patch and use it through the startup command or would it not work because the newest version is already installed through steam? Or are there any mods which balance the campaign?


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|David Chitwood
Dawn Northedge
Program Support Assistant (OA)
Biographical Information:Dr. Chitwood received a B.S. in Mathematics and a Ph.D. in Plant Pathology from the University of Maryland. After working as a postdoctoral associate at Beltsville, he joined the Insect and Nematode Hormone Laboratory in 1982. In 1989, he joined the Nematology Laboratory and assumed the position of Research Leader a few years later.
Research Interests:
- Development of environmentally safe control methods for plant-parasitic nematodes, based upon unique aspects of their biochemistry.
- Nematode biochemistry, especially the biosynthesis and function of steroids, sphingolipids, and other lipids.
- The isolation and identification of nematode-antagonistic compounds from fungi and plants.
Expanded Publication List
Pridannikov, M. V., D. J. Chitwood, Z. A. Handoo, L. K. Carta, A. M. Skantar, D. V. Shumilina, S. V. Zinovieva and G. G. Petelina, 2012. The plant-parasitic nematode collections of ARRIP: Realization of an ISTC project. Pages 192-200 in S. Sanin,
A. A. Makarov and I. V. Kudaykina, eds. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference on Immunogenetic Control of Plant Diseases in Agriculture: The Theory and Practice, July 17-21, 2012, Bolshie Vyazemy, Russia. p. 192-200.
- Chitwood, D. J., and R. N. Perry. 2009. Reproduction, physiology and biochemistry. Chapter 8, pages 182-200 in R. N. Perry, M. Moens and J. L. Starr, Eds. Root-knot Nematodes. CABI, Wallingford, UK, 488 pp.
Lee, E.-Y., P.-Y. Jeong, S.-Y. Kim, Y.-H. Shim, D. J. Chitwood and Y.-K. Paik. 2009. Effects of sterols on the development and aging of Caenorhabditis elegans. Chapter 11, pages 167-179 in B. Larijani, R. Woscholski, and C. A. Rosser, Eds. Lipid Signaling Protocols. Humana Press, Totowa, NJ, 413 pp.
Choi, B.-K., Y.-K. Shin, E.-Y. Lee, P.-Y. Jeong, Y.-H. Shim, S.-Y. Kim, D. J. Chitwood and Y.-K. Paik. 2009. Proteomic Analysis of the sterol-mediated signaling pathway in Caenorhabditis elegans. Chapter 12, pages 181-195 in B. Larijani, R. Woscholski, and C. A. Rosser, Eds. Lipid Signaling Protocols. Humana Press, Totowa, NJ, 413 pp.
Jeong, P.-Y., K. Na, M.-J. Jeong, D. J. Chitwood, Y.-H. Shim, and Y.-K. Paik. 2009. Proteomic analysis of Caenorhabditis elegans. In: Sheehan, D., Tyther, R., editors. Two-Dimensional Electrophoresis Protocols. New York, NY: Humana Press. p. 145-169.
Chitwood, D. J., H. Diaz-Soltero, E. P, Hoberg, S. Miller, R. Reynolds, B. M. Rosenthal, A. Y. Rossman, M. Sitnik and M. A. Solis. 2008. Protecting America's economy, environment, health, and security against invasive species requires a strong federal program in systematic biology. Situation Report on U.S. Systematic Biology. Washington, DC: Systematics Subcommittee of the Federal Interagency Committee on Invasive Terrestrial Animals and Pathogens. 55p.
Meyer, S. L. F. and D. J. Chitwood. 2007. Edna Marie Buhrer (1898-1988) and Grace Whitney Sherman Cobb (1905-1993): Pioneering nematologists at the USDA Nematology Laboratory. Pages 67-83 in: Ristaino, J. B. (ed.). Pioneering Women, Plants and Pathogens, APS Press, St. Paul, MN.
Lee, J.-H., S.-H. Choi, O.-S. Kwon, T.-J. Shin, J.-H. Lee, B.-H. Lee, I.-S. Yoon, M. K. Pyo, H. Rhim, Y.-H., Lim, Y.-H. Shim, J.-Y. Ahn, H.-C. Kim, D. J. Chitwood, S.-M. Lee, and S.-Y. Nah. 2007. Effects of ginsenosides, active ingredients of Panax ginseng, on development, growth, and life span of Caenorhabditis elegans. Biological and Pharmaceutical Bulletin 30:2126-2134.
S. A. Lewis, D. J. Chitwood, and E. C. McGawley. 2004. Nematode biology, morphology, and physiology. Pages 781-783 in R. M. Goodman, ed., Encyclopedia of Plant and Crop Science. New York: Marcel Dekker, Inc.
Vir?gh, E., E. Fodor, D. J. Chitwood, T. Farkas, and A. Fodor. 2003. An analysis of the role of polar (phospholipid) membranes, polyunsaturated fatty acids and sterols in the thermoadaptation of entomopathogenic nematode (Steinernema) species. Chapter 12 in R.-U. Ehlers, ed. COST Action 850: Molecular identification and taxonomy of undescribed species of "Long-dauer juvenile phenotype" from Europe and Southern Mediterranean Regions.
Lichtenfels, J. R., J. H. Kirkbride, and D. J. Chitwood (eds.). 1998. Systematic collections of the Agricultural Research Service. USDA Miscellaneous Publication Number 1343, 71 pp.
Chitwood, D. J. 1998. Biosynthesis. Pages 303-330 in R. N. Perry and D. J. Wright, eds. The physiology and biochemistry of free-living and plant-parasitic nematodes. CABI Publishing, Wallingford, UK.
Chitwood, D. J. 1997. Biochemistry and function of nematode steroids. Pages 169-180 in E. J. Parish and W. D. Nes, eds. Biochemistry and function of sterols. CRC Press, Boca Raton.
Fodor, E., E. Sz?ll?s, Z. Kiss, A. Fodor, L. I. Horvath, D. J. Chitwood, and T. Farkas. 1997. Composition and biophysical properties of lipids in Xenorhabdus nematophilus and Photorhabdus luminescens, symbiotic bacteria associated with entomopathogenic nematodes. Applied and Environmental Microbiology 63:2826-2831.
Abdul-Baki, A. A., J. R. Teasdale, R. Korcak, D. J. Chitwood, and R. N. Huettel. 1996. Fresh-market tomato production in a low-input alternative system using cover-crop mulch. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science 31:65-69.
Abdul-Baki, A. A., S. A. Haroon, and D. J. Chitwood. 1996. Temperature effects on resistance to Meloidogynespp. in excised tomato roots. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science 31:147-149.
Beachy, R. N., R. P. Cantrell, D. J. Chitwood, R. J. Cook, P. B. Cregan, P. R. Day, T. E. Devine, E. Gantt, D. G. Gilchrist, G. G. Kennedy, T. J. Ng, C. O. Qualset, J. S. Thenell, S. A. Tolin, and A. K. Vidaver. 1996. Appropriate oversight for plants with inherited traits for resistance to pests. Chicago: Institute of Food Technologists.
Chitwood, D. J., W. R. Lusby, M. J. Thompson, J. P. Kochansky, and O. W. Howarth. 1995. The glycosylceramides of the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans contain an unusual, branched-chain sphingoid base. Lipids 30:567-573.
Orion, D., W. P. Wergin, and D. J. Chitwood. 1995. Root cortical cell spherical bodies associated with an induced resistance reaction in monoxenic cultures of Meloidogyne incognita. Journal of Nematology 27:320-327.
Chitwood, D. J. 1994. Book review: The World of Nematodes by David R. Viglierchio. American Entomologist 40:187.
Patterson, G. W., E. Tsitsa-Tsardis, G. H. Wikfors, P. K. Gladu, D. J. Chitwood, and D. Harrison. 1994. Sterols and alkenones of Isochrysis. Phytochemistry 35:1233-1236.
Handoo, Z. A., A. M. Golden, D. J. Chitwood, W. A. Haglund, D. A. Inglis, G. S. Santo, J. G. Baldwin, and D. J. Williams. 1994. Detection of pea cyst nematode (Heterodera goettingiana) in western Washington. Plant Disease 78:831.
Chitwood, D. J. 1993. Naturally occurring nematicides. Pages 300-315 in S. O. Duke, J. J. Menn, and J. R. Plimmer, eds. Pest control with enhanced environmental safety. Washington American Chemical Society.
Patterson, G. W., E. Tsitsa-Tsardis, G. H. Wikfors, P. K. Gladu, D. J. Chitwood, and D. J. Harrison. 1993. Sterols of Tetraselmis (Prasinophyceae). Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology 105B:253-256.
Abdul-Baki, A. A., J. B. Teasdale, D.J. Chitwood, R. N. Huettel, and C. A. Prince. 1993. Effect of mulches on growth and yield of muskmelons. Pages 303-308 in W. J. Lamont, Jr., ed. Proceedings of the Twenty-fourth National Agricultural Plastics Congress, Overland Park, Kansas. American Society of Plasticulture and Kansas State University.
Svoboda, J. A., and D. J. Chitwood. 1992. Inhibition of sterol metabolism in insects and nematodes. Pages 205-218 in W. D. Nes, E. J. Parish, and J. M. Trzaskos, eds. Regulation of isopentenoid metabolism. ACS Symposium Series 497. American Chemical Society, Washington.
Binder, B. F., A. B. DeMilo, J. P. Kochansky, and D. J. Chitwood. 1992. Inhibition of development in Caenorhabditis elegans (Nematoda) by a reduced aromatic Schiff base and related compounds. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 40:1475-1477.
Chitwood, D. J. 1992. Nematicidal compounds from plants. Pages 185-204 in H. N. Nigg and D. Seigler, eds. Phytochemical resources for medicine and agriculture. Plenum Press, New York.
Chitwood, D. J., and W. R. Lusby. 1991. Sterol composition of the corn root lesion nematode, Pratylenchus agilis and corn root cultures. Journal of the Helminthological Society of Washington 58:43-50.
Chitwood, D. J. 1991. Nematode sterol biochemistry. Pages 257-293 in G. W. Patterson and W. D. Nes, eds. Physiology and biochemistry of sterols. American Oil Chemists' Society, Champaign, IL.
Chitwood, D. J., and G. W. Patterson. 1991. Separation of epimeric pairs of C-24 alkylsterols by reversed-phase high performance liquid chromatography of the free sterols at subambient temperature. Journal of Liquid Chromatography 14:151-163.
Chitwood, D. J., and W. R. Lusby. 1991. Metabolism of plant sterols by nematodes. Lipids 26:619-627.
Gladu, P. K., G. W. Patterson, G. H. Wikfors, D. J. Chitwood, and W. R. Lusby. 1991. Sterols of some diatoms. Phytochemistry 30:2301-2303.
Barker, G. C., D. J. Chitwood, and H. H. Rees. 1990. Ecdysteroids in helminths and annelids. Invertebrate Reproduction and Development 18:1-11.
Gladu, P. K., G. W. Patterson, G. H. Wikfors, D. J. Chitwood, and W. R. Lusby. 1990. The occurrence of brassicasterol and epibrassicasterol in the Chromophycota. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology 97B:491-494.
Chitwood, D. J., and M. F. Feldlaufer. 1990. Ecdysteroids in axenically propagated Caenorhabditis elegans and culture medium. Journal of Nematology 22:598-607.
Salt, T. A., D. J. Chitwood, and W. R. Lusby. 1989. Sterol metabolism in the nematode Panagrellus redivivus. Lipids 24:325-328.
Chitwood, D. J., W. R. Lusby, and T. A. Salt. 1987. Sterol metabolism in the nematodes Panagrellus redivivus, Turbatrix acetiand Caenorhabditis elegans. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology 86B:103-107.
Lozano, R., T. A. Salt, D. J. Chitwood, W. R. Lusby, and M. J. Thompson. 1987. Metabolism of sterols of varying ring unsaturation and methylation by Caenorhabditis elegans. Lipids 22:84-87.
Chitwood, D. J., R. Lozano, W. R. Lusby, M. J. Thompson, and J. A. Svoboda. 1987. Metabolism and function of sterols in nematodes. In Ecology and Metabolism of Plant Lipids, G. Fuller and W. D. Nes (eds.), ACS Symposium Series Vol. 325, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC. pp. 200-217.
Herbert, E. W., Jr., D. J. Chitwood, and H. Shimanuki. 1987. Chalkbrood research at Beltsville. American Bee Journal 127:488-491.
Chitwood, D. J. 1987. Inhibition of steroid or hormone metabolism or action in nematodes. In Vistas on Nematology, J. A. Veech and D. W. Dickson, (eds.), Society of Nematologists, Hyattsville, MD. pp. 122-130.
Salt, T. A., R. Lozano, W. R. Lusby, D. J. Chitwood and M. J. Thompson. 1986. 24-Methyl-23-dehydrocholesterol: A new sterol intermediate in C-24 demethylation from the nematodes Panagrellus redivivus and Caenorhabditis elegans. Steroids 48:451-460.
Herbert, E. W., Jr., D. J. Chitwood, and H. Shimanuki. 1986. The effect of a candidate compound on chalkbrood disease in New Jersey. American Bee Journal 126:258-259.
Feldmesser, J., J. Kochansky, H. Jaffe, and D. J. Chitwood. 1985. Future chemicals for control of nematodes. In BARC Symposium VIII: Agricultural Chemicals of the Future, J. L. Hilton, (ed.), Rowman and Allanheld, Totowa, NJ. pp. 327-344.
Chitwood, D. J., P. A. Hutzell, and W. R. Lusby. 1985. Sterol composition of the corn cyst nematode, Heterodera zeae, and corn roots. Journal of Nematology 17:64-68.
Lozano, R., W. R. Lusby, D. J. Chitwood, and J. A. Svoboda. 1985. Dealkylation of various 24-alkylsterols by the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans. Lipids 20:102-107.
Lozano, R., W. R. Lusby, D. J. Chitwood, M. J. Thompson, and J. A. Svoboda. 1985. Inhibition of C28 and C29 phytosterol metabolism by N,N-dimethyldodecanamine in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans. Lipids 20:158-166.
Herbert, E. W., Jr., D. J. Chitwood, and H. Shimanuki. 1985. New compounds with potential for the control of chalkbrood. American Bee Journal 125:430-431.
Chitwood, D. J., W. R. Lusby, and B. Fried. 1985. Sterols of Echinostoma revolutum (Trematoda) adults. Journal of Parasitology 71:846-847.
Chitwood, D. J., W. R. Lusby, R. Lozano, M. J. Thompson, and J. A. Svoboda. 1984. Sterol metabolism in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans. Lipids 19: 500-506.
Lozano, R., D. J. Chitwood, W. R. Lusby, M. J. Thompson, J. A. Svoboda, and G. W. Patterson. 1984. Comparative effects of growth inhibitors on sterol metabolism in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology 79C:21-26.
Chitwood, D. J., W. R. Lusby, R. Lozano, M. J. Thompson, and J. A. Svoboda. 1983. Novel nuclear methylation of sterols by the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans. Steroids 42:311-319.
Chitwood, D. J., and L. R. Krusberg. 1981. Diacyl, alkylacyl and alkenylacyl phospholipids of the nematode, Turbatrix aceti. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology 69B:115-120.
Chitwood, D. J. 1980. Phospholipids of the nematodes Turbatrix acetiand Meloidogyne javanica. Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Maryland.
Chitwood, D. J. 1975. Pectolytic enzymes in three populations of Ditylenchus dipsaci. M. S. Thesis, University of Maryland.
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I will defenetly let you know.
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And a little more (addition to last comment):
"In my nature I'm a queen. Its natural to me to tell them to make the room, to cleen. I can see myself goig down the wide stairs in a beautiful dress. they need to serve me" - in reality its all opposite
thanks again!
Dear colleagues,
May be you can help me.
I have a case which I'm thinking of a bird.
She has migranes every day, starting when wakes up. Has to take a lot of medications every day.
She is responsible for her children and mother and grandmother.She has no room for herself at home. No privacy. Taking care of everyone and feeling its all "on her".
Her biggest love is music: singing and dancing but her grandmother restricted her so she could not and still cannot dance or sing. She sometimes sings or dances when all are out of the house but this is rare.
Pressure from them to do as they say.(hj)
all doors are closed. (hj)
all the times limitations. no no no. Grandmother used to tell her how stupid she is.
She is talking and talking.
"you want to run away"
"to my kids I will let do exactly as they want. They (grandmother) prevent my independence. I could not go my way. Like someone is eating instead of you. But I have responsibility. All the time nerveous. Choking. They take it all on be and they live good life. Heaviness. internal dirt. All body full of water - swelling, puffy. Like a dog in a cage that cannot escape. I want it all to be music. It lifts me, takes me, I fly. Dream : flying high. starting slow and getting faster and faster and cannot stop. its fun!! breathtaking very high above all. Breastfeedind is also fun like flying. Joy that you feel you are up"
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STAFFORDSHIRE: SCA Timber has reorganised its national distribution centre at Stoke-on-Trent.
The company has also added two further staff, one for each of its builders' merchant and DIY sales teams.
Nick James has joined the company's team based at SCA Stoke-on-Trent. Working in a business development role primarily with SCA's DIY sector clients, Mr James'expertise in the timber trade spans 30 years and a wide range of builders'merchant and DIY sector timber products.
Stuart Rondeau has joined the SCA's builders merchants' national sales team, as trainee sales assistant. Based at SCA Welshpool, het joins SCA following a career in the armed forces, including serving in Afghanistan.
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Low-temperature plasma treatments are used to perform surface modification on polymers, aiming to improve the surface properties according to the desired application. In this work, polyelectrolyte multilayers (PEMs), built by layer-by-layer deposition technique, were treated using high frequency low-temperature air plasma.
We evaluated the effect of the exposure time (20 and 300 s) and its effects on PEMs with two different top layers: alginate and carboxymethylcellulose. Chitosan was used as the cationic polymer to build the LbL films with the oppositely charged anionic polymers, alginate and carboxymethylcellulose. Our results showed that the surface topology, wettability and free charges within layers are highly correlated to the polymer pair used. PEMs of the chitosan/alginate system are thinner and hydrophilic, and present a surface with wider peaks. We found that plasma treatment promotes substantial changes on the PEMs and that 20 s of exposure time is enough to perform these changes.
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Just like MI Paste™, MI Paste Plus™ is applied topically to at-risk surfaces. This can be done by first cleaning the teeth and then smearing a small amount of MI Paste PLUS across the tooth surfaces with a clean finger or cotton-tipped applicator.
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- Leave undisturbed for a minimum of three minutes
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Breaking Free
Everybody's hoping something green
what I believed in, is this a part of me
a spell was spoken but this is just a lie
the truth just may be, we're all afraid, to fly
We're all sinners, we're all saints
we all have something that we are fighting for
there's ups and downs and all around and trembling
and we are all just trying to run through open doors
Turn around the pieces of your experience
go your way with dreams and doubts and fight the
And I was breaking free, couldn't find my destiny
in this morning, out of my mind
how to break the rules, we are all some kind of
being incautious, breaking free means being blind
Everybody's hoping something blue
everybody's jumping between don'ts and dos
I tried to work out the secrets of the time
there ain't any, just walking on a line
We're all sinners, we're all saints
we all have some black cards to hide
there's sun and moon and dark and light
and also a wrong side of right
Pre-Ref. & Ref.
Come and step aside
what we left behind will grow
we'll never find true peace
there's no destiny, you'll know
Everybody's hoping something pink
whatever happens, I know my ship won't sink
We're all sinners, we're all saints
we all have to take what life will bring
if faith and faults or rain and storm or just the
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Congratulations! You have finally decided to add a dog as a new member of your family. You are excited with the thought but, you are unsure whether you should buy or adopt a dog.
While this article will not really say which is better of the two, hopefully, this will help first time dog owners like you reach the final decision as to which suits you and your family.
Consider These Things Before Getting a Dog
- Can you afford a dog?
Getting a dog requires financial commitment. Things such as food, pet insurance, vet bills, bedding, treats, toys, pet care, and others are all essential. You have to be confident that your monthly budget is enough for covering such needs.
- Do you have time for a dog?
It will take up lots of your time to care for a dog. After all, a dog can't look after itself. It will need love, playtime, walks, and attention. You have to clean up after your pet, visit the vet, and change its beddings.
- What kind of dog is suitable for your family?
One of the things that first time dog owners should remember is that while puppies are probably the cutest things in this world, sooner or later, they will still get big. See to it you do the research first to know how big a specific breed can get. When your home has limited space, getting larger breeds will be a mistake. If you don't have lots of free time for dog walks, high energy dogs will not be your best choice. If there are kids in the family, you also have to consider if a dog can be around children.
Good and Bad Sides of Adopting a Dog
- You can literally save a life. Taking a dog from rescue centers lets you save a life. Most rescues end up putting dogs down because of space issues. Adopting one means you save that dog from seeing the end of its life.
- The dog you will get is already neutered or spayed. It can be a considerable saving for you when it comes to vet expenses.
- You can pick the age or breed of dog which will best suit you and your family.
- Many rescues will microchip the dogs before letting them get adopted. It is mandated by the law to have dogs chipped, which means that you will also be able to save money instead of having to do it yourself.
- You can check the behavior of the dog around other dogs. The rescue will also be able to let you know about the dog's nature, particularly if they have been staying at the center for quite some time.
- Most rescue dogs are older, which means that they are already toilet trained. This will save you from having to train your new pet.
- By adopting a rescue dog, you will be giving a donation to the center that they can use to fund their works of helping other dogs.
- With any dog, there's a possibility that there are health problems that you do not know about and frequently, pet insurance companies won't insure the older dogs. But, it's something you could discuss with the rescue beforehand as well as see if they have health records from when dogs were check out by rescue initially. Of course, there could be some health concerns with any age of dogs and other purebred dogs are prone to disease.
- You really do not have a clue about the history of the dogs. Once you adopt a dog, you do not know the background of the dog. There are times that there are some dogs in the rescue that could've been surrendered because of a change in the family circumstances, yet more often than not, they've found dumped across the country. It might mean they have some issues on aggression or foods. With the best behaviorist or dog trainer, such problems could be resolved usually.
The Good and Not So Good about Buying a Dog
- Get Official Documents for the Dog
Registered breeders can give you some official papers for dogs showing their family history as well as confirming their breed.
- Meet the Parents of the Dog
If you're buying a dog from registered breeders, you can meet the dog's parents. If it isn't made available to you, it is suggested that you question the reason why it isn't possible.
- You Know the Breed
With rescue dogs, you might not know the breed that you're adopting. There are some breeds that you won't be able to see often.
- Micro-Chipped and Vaccinated
The law basically requires every breeder to micro-chip and vaccinates puppies before they consider selling them. If you're not sure about the paperwork's legitimacy, you may contact the vet for verifying them.
- Time Spent to Train Your Puppy
Once you get a puppy from the breeder, you should expect to commit several months to train it to ensure it is a well-rounded and well-behaved dog. The advantage to this though is you could train your puppy to behave on how you prefer it to. If you don't want your dog to sit on the sofa, you should train your puppy not to right from the beginning.
- Cost Could Be High
Buying a dog from the breeder may be very high. Expect paying hundreds for dogs. Once you adopt dogs, you're giving back to rescues that help them.
- Allowing Constant Dog Breeding
You might argue that if everybody stopped purchasing dogs there'd be no reason for the breeders to breed them and the rescues would not be full of dogs requiring a home. Legitimate breeders would breed their dogs responsibly, yet if you're buying a dog from the puppy farm, you're feeding the industry in which some unscrupulous individuals are making money from the innocent dogs without caring for their own welfare.