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text: not looking forward to go back to school? this is only my 3rd year teaching, but i'm so nervous for next week...i'm telling myself things to keep my confidence up, but its hard....stuff like stick to your policies/rules, i know my stuff so relax...be fair, strict but try to be "mothering" like at times....i teach high school by the way.......any advice? :wondering

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Far Away
Floating in space, reaching at the stars.
Looking for freedom, and diving in cars.
Being so lonely, alone out of choice.
This second life universe, destroying our voice.
Take me far away.
Peace through solitude, and solitude through screens.
No one can see you, and nobody can scream.
Capital letters display your distate.
The world through a monitor, the world through haste.
Take me far away.
The girl who speaks to you, does not know your name.
And though she intrigues you, her feelings aren't the same.
Distance between you, and the consequence thereof.
Divide and despise you and throws you in the game.
All alone in this room, I feel the walls close in on me.
And no comfort I can get, will satisfy.
And all the people, I've pushed away, won't come back.
The fault is mine, I can't deny what I've become.
Leave me, oh leave me, but don't cry, don't cry for me.
You know I'm feeling, feeling upside down.


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Extremely beautiful model-turned-actress Andie MacDowell rose to film fame in Sex, Lies, and Videotape, and her popularity further increased with Groundhog Day, and Four Weddings and a Funeral. She has also starred in Green Card and Short Cuts, among other movies. Along with being one of our most endearing and favorite actresses, Andie MacDowell is of course a very acclaimed supermodel, doing her thing for Armani, Anne Klein, L'Or�al and many others, including appearing in the infamous Calvin Klein Jeans ads.
Andie MacDowell stars in Monte Carlo with Katie Cassidy, Selena Gomez and Leighton Meester, and in Footloose with Julianne Hough.
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Date of Birth: April 21, 1958
Place of Birth: Gaffney, South Carolina, US
Star Sign: Taurus
Height: 5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
Name at Birth: Rosalie Anderson MacDowell


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Sorry to hear that. I just saw a rheumy myself and she agrees with my DR. about the Fibro. Has anyone taken Gabapentin 600 mg? This Rheumy I saw was good to, she even looked at my nails and asked if I had worn acrylic nails? I told her back at Christmas time, but I got them taken off in Jan. due to one of my real nails being broken.
I have: Fibromyalgia, ME/CFS, Holt-Oram Syndrome, nasal allergies, food allergies, depression, TMJ, anxiety Married to a wonderful supportive husband & between us we have 4 children & 7 grandchildren As apples of gold in silver carvings is a word spoken at the right time for it. Prov. 25:11


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Nurse injured in hit-and-run accident in front of Syracuse hospital, police release security video hoping to catch driver.
Syracuse, NY -- A nurse remains hospitalized from injuries she suffered when she was hit and thrown over the roof of a car last week in front of the Syracuse hospital where she works. The car never stopped.
Rebecca Forsythe, 61, of Liverpool, suffered two fractured vertebra in her neck, two broken bones in her left leg, a knee injury and a cut to her head that received stitches to close when she was struck by the car just before 9:30 p.m. Dec. 2.
"I went over the top of the car," Forsythe said Tuesday in a phone interview from her Upstate University Hospital bed, where she is in good condition. She remembers hitting the hood, windshield and roof of the compact car that struck her.
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Thanks in advance for your help. I do not have Volvo VIDA. I am using a Snap-on Solus w/euro and the latest update. The instruments cluster goes out 20 sec after startup, preceded by a "Brake Failure" message and a SRS warning lamp. This only happens when the ...
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Following Through
signed hardcover
1985 · New York
by WIND, Herbert Warren
New York: Ticknor & Fields, 1985. hardcover. very good(+)/very good. xiii + 418pp., 8vo, cloth-backed boards, d.w.; very minor wear at book's edges, few small tears to the top edge of the dust wrapper, a few pages with pen underlining, and margin notes. New York: Ticknor & Fields, 1985. A very good copy in a very good dust wrapper. Presentation copy signed by the author on the front free endpaper. (Inventory #: 269327)


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- A man has leaked his conversation with a sex worker who wanted 30k for a night of passion
- The man, however, was broke and couldn't afford the woman, but the woman ended up asking him to arrange a meeting
A man has leaked his conversation with a prostitute on WhatsApp who he was unable to afford but still stood a chance to meet for a night of passion.
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The woman wanted Ksh 30,000 for a night but the man was ready to offer only 10K.
The man, from the screenshots, ends up convincing the sex worker that she's too expensive and he doesn't have enough cash. The sex worker then got interested in the guy and wanted to meet with him despite having no money for the service.
Local prostitutes in Kenya show no fear for any sexually transmitted diseases.
In a confession that was recently done by a popular Russian photo-blogger, he claims that they are not really expensive and in some cases can be free, particularly if you have a white skin tone.
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On 02/12/10 15:36, Gregory Seidman wrote:
Ah. Although we have clients running OSX accessing samba shares I don't think any are running Leopard. Something for me to investigate, although to date I've worked on the premise if it ain't broken, don't fix it. :-)On Thu, Dec 02, 2010 at 02:46:14PM +0000, Clive Menzies wrote:On 02/12/10 13:04, Gregory Seidman wrote:[...]Has anyone else had any luck with netatalk (supporting OpenSSL) on PPC? --GregSamba works well to do this: http://clivemenzies.co.uk/help/index.php?option=com_content&task=category§ionid=8&id=33&Itemid=58SMB won't automatically show up as an option for a Time Machine drive. The version of netatalk in unstable/testing is 2.1.2, and supports the Time Machine extensions OS X expects. It's seamless. It works beautifully running on x86, not at all on PPC. While I am aware of more manual workarounds, I'm trying to get the seamless and automatic approach to work first.
Thanks Clive -- Clive Menzies& Associates Limited www.clivemenzies.co.uk 07836 601378


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Press Release
July 1, 2011 (Week One)
Exhibitions: July 2011 Kamikaze Exhibits
Thirty-one Curated Exhibits
Receptions: July 1 – 31, 7-9 PM, one each night
1904 East 7th Place
Los Angeles, CA 90021 USA
213 4881280
July 2011 Kamikaze Exhibits
In the month of July, PØST will present thirty-one different exhibits.
The July 2011 Kamikaze exhibits continue in the same tradition of thirty or thirty-one Kamikaze exhibits that were presented at PØST in September of 2009, July 2010 and January of 2011. Difficult times invite difficult gestures. By design, these exhibits remain close to art and distant from the other stuff. A book will be produced for each Kamikaze month.
Artist-curators are:
Week One:
(July 1) Devon Tsuno:
Case Study: Løs Angeles with
Brian Boyer, Justin Dahlberg, Calvin Lee, Susan Logoreci, Matt Logue, Alia Malley,
Omar Ogues, Greg Rose, Shizu Saldamando, Marie Thibeault,
(July 2) Carolyn Castaño:
Filmic with Ursula Brookbank & Jordan Biren,
(July 3) Danny Shain:
epiphenomena with Richard Diebenkorn, Jeff Kopp, Anders Lansing, Robert Levine, Trevor Norris, Chris Pate, Michael Pierzynski, Richard Serra, Danny Shain, and HK Zamani,
(July 4) HK Zamani,
Sound in Performance with Bahman Ghobadi, Jayne Parker, SRL, and HK Zamani
(July 5) Keaton Macon, (July 6) Kireilyn Barber,
(July 7) Alysse Stepanian,
what I don't see can't hurt me: the aesthetics of resistance with
Wilfried Agricola de Cologne, Kathleen Quillian,
Matthew Shain, Alysse Stepanian, Sarah Stolar
(July 8) Bettina Hubby, (July 9) Jay Lizo, (July 10) Daniel Aksten,
(July 11) Dawn Arrowsmith, (July 12) Farrah Karapetian, (July 13) Steven Lee Stinnett,
(July 14) Sandeep Mukherjee, (July 15) Marjan Hormozi, (July 16) Alice Könitz,
(July 17) Joan Perlman, (July 18) Alice Clements, (July 19) Kathrin Burmester,
(July 20) Young An, (July 21) Coleen Sterritt, (July 22) Kristi Lippire,
(July 23) Jim Ovelmen, (July 24) Chris Oliveria, (July 25) Barry Markowitz,
(July 26) Mary Anna Pomonis, (July 27) Karen Lofgren, (July 28) Denver Tuttle,
(July 29) Nathan Bockelman, (July 30) Susan Joseph, (July 31) Dylan Palmer
For more information contact HK Zamani at 213 4881280,
send an email to email@example.com, visit www.post-la.blogspot.com,
www.postlosangeles.org, or www.facebook.com/pages/PØST/127724447253272


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Moeyo Ken
Set in an alternate version of the Meiji Era, a boy named Sakamoto Ryunosuke returns to Kyoto from Shanghai with his monster (youkai) Nekomaru. The law states that in order to live freely with humans, a youkai must be liscensed. The Kidou Shinsengumi Co. Ltd. is responsible for the capture of unliscensed youkais but must fight with the Tsubamegumi, who resents the new law. It turns out that Ryunosuke is the son of the owner of the Shinsengumis.No background has been added for this series yet.
Title:Moeyo Ken Year:2005 Genres:Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Historical Status:COMPLETED User Rating:
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John has more than thirty years experience in the financial services industry. Prior to establishing O'Connor Wealth Management (OWM) John provided retirement and financial planning services for clients through independent brokerage firms. Through OWM, he has created a financial services firm to deliver unbiased, fee-based (no commissions) advice to financial planning clients.
John works with a variety of clients such as business owners, school and healthcare employees, non-profit organizations and individuals who are serious about creating a plan as a guide for their financial future and that of their families.
John feels that an educated client makes informed decisions and understands the thinking behind the creation of a financial plan. He regularly provides information about the issues and questions clients have through seminars, webinars and newsletters. He welcomes client questions and comments so he can continue to improve the services he provides his clients. John is a graduate of Loyola Marymount University with a degree in Business Administration and obtained his Juris Doctorate from Southwestern University School of Law. John also served as an Adjunct Professor, Finance Department, California State University, Fullerton.
John is active in volunteer organizations that serve disadvantaged youth groups. He is an avid runner and regularly competes in half marathons and marathons. As a father of two adult children, John looks forward to pitching batting practice to his seven grandsons and one granddaughter.
Chris developed his passion for financial planning in college through personal investing and helping friends and family with their own finances. Chris believes that fear can greatly inhibit a person's decision-making ability and that the best decisions are made through educating his clients in order to reduce this fear.
Chris graduated from the University of California – Los Angeles with a degree in Psychology and obtained his MBA in Financial Planning from California Lutheran University where he completed the education requirement for the CFP designation.
Chris is also an Enrolled Agent as licensed by the Treasury Department and has unlimited rights to represent taxpayers before all divisions of the IRS. In 2016, he became a Fellow of the National Tax Practice Institute and is also a proud and active member of the National Association of Enrolled Agents & the California Society of Enrolled Agents - serving as Vice President for the San Gabriel Valley Chapter of CSEA and Chair of the CSEA Membership committee.
Chris enjoys going to LA Kings & Ontario Reign hockey games, traveling with his wife, Mary, and exploring the world with his son, Carter.
Michael began in the Insurance and Financial Services industry in 1993 helping individuals and businesses design strategies for the employee benefit market and personal insurance programs for individuals.
As an insurance and financial services professional he provides the most advanced and up to date information to his clients. He does this together with his team of property & casualty, employee benefits specialists to better provide our client with an education of the risks they take every day, and how their money works. The result is that his clients are able to make informed decisions rather than having decisions made for them based on opinions.
Mike graduated in 1990 with a degree in Business Finance. He is a member of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors Long Beach chapter, Association of Health Insurance Advisors. Finally, he contributes to various charitable organizations in the area including Habitat for Humanity, LA & Long Beach Missions among others.
Larry has been in Financial Services for 12 years after a career as Vice President of a National Retail Chain for 15 years. Larry brings an enthusiastic and energized approach to his clients in helping them maximize their financial security and the efficiency of their money at work.
On the personal side, Larry is married to his wife Wendy and has two daughters Jennifer and Alison. He is currently on the Board of Directors for NAIFA Orange County and is a longtime member of Orange County LeTip and Toastmasters International. A graduate of Tulane University and Babson College, Larry is an active member of the Orange County Alumni Clubs of both institutions. His hobbies include his newly found passion for the sport of golf, tennis, and just about any other sporting event under the sun.


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For the vast majority of the Thai population, Christmas is just a day like any other, which is perfect if you have come abroad to escape the excesses of turkey and mince pies and James Bond on the TV again. All local tour companies and activity centres will be operating a normal schedule, so you can, if you wish, choose to spend Christmas Day diving, kayaking, rock-climbing or simply pick-nicking on your favourite island without the spectre of Santa Claus looming on the horizon. Shops and banks will also be open for business as usual.
Travel agents and big hotels, on the other hand, often assume that you wish to celebrate as if you were at home. Most attempts to stage festivities for guests are pretty hit-or-miss affairs, usually following the formula of a buffet meal, with a few games, a band and schoolgirls doing some Thai dancing – although there are exceptions. Guests are usually tied in to these expensive evenings when they book over the popular Christmas period, but there are many alternatives, particularly in the western-owned restaurants.
Below we round up some of the best options for a proper Christmas feast at Krabi restaurants this year (2014) – click on the photos to contact the restaurants directly for reservations:
Whereas Christmas passes virtually unnoticed in Thailand, New Year (both 31 December and 1 January) is a public holiday and an excuse for wild partying. 'Pi mai', as the new year is known in Thai, is one of the year's biggest celebrations, uniting all ages and religions, and the bars, restaurants and hotels in Krabi will be rising to the occasion. If you are not tied in to a Gala Dinner, we would advise heading down to the nearest beach, where you will be able to see all the fireworks from the hotel celebrations, as well as float your own fire balloon for good luck in the coming year.


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signed first edition Hardcover
1991 · Salt Lake City, UT
by Alexander, Thomas G.
Salt Lake City, UT: Signature Books, 1991. First edition. Hardcover. Very good/very good. SIGNED. 484pp. Octavo [23.5 cm] Blue cloth with silver lettering on the spine. Index. Bibliography. In the pictorial dust jacket. There is a previous owner's notation in pen on the front free endsheet. The jacket is mildly rubbed, and the edges are a little creased. The front panel has an award sticker, and there is an old price sticker on the front inside flap. The thoughtful and massive biography of the fourth Prophet of the LDS Church, and an examination of the secular and religious progression of Woodruff's world view from mystical to pragmatic. Includes a small photo section and a terrific portrait of Woodruff by pioneer photographer, C.R. Savage on the dust jacket. Inscribed by Thomas G. Alexander on the title page. (Inventory #: 47259)


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This site is more than an MLS. Inside you will find critical information to get you started on the path to finding the right location for your project including address, zoning, financing options, contact information and much more.
This service is free to use. To get even more value from the Data Center, including guidance on choosing the right site for you and access to professionals and government officials throughout the region, we encourage you to join the SNJDC today.


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Yesterday, I made significant progress. I changed rooms and basically coded for about 6 hours. I have a working program that I want to add some things to today. In fact, I woke up way too early this morning, thinking about how I was going to improve my program.
I walked around for a bit yesterday afternoon to see some other projects and there are some amazing things out there. Lots of people are working together, which makes me feel slightly bad that I didn't do that. I really do think that often you can accomplish more as a group, sharing expertise and the workload. But I like what I've done, and I hope to push myself a little bit further today. I hope to perfect what I have in Python and move to Processing/Arduino today. What I'd like to do, perhaps this afternoon, is take some chunk of data and output it to a motor that moves something. Or maybe use some lights. And if I don't get there today, I'm inspired to work more this summer, which is a good thing, in my mind.
The room I changed to was filled with people focused on programming, primarily in Scratch. They were all novices and everyone was pretty much head down, working hard to figure out what they were doing. At the end of the day, when we were reflecting, one woman broke down in tears as she explained what she'd accomplished during the day. Basically, she felt smart. It was really touching. What talked about what I had gotten done, Cynthia Solomon, one of the creators of Logo, called me a real computer scientist. That made me a little giddy. It was about 4 years ago that I was like the others in my room, just beginning to learn. I may have been a little ahead of them from a technical standpoint, since I'd done some programming before, but from a confidence standpoint, I was right there with them. I didn't think I could create something worthwhile. I was afraid of looking stupid. I got stuck a lot.
A lot of the people in the room talked about thinking they were tech savvy until they got to CMK. In many ways, that's a good thing. It's good to know what you don't know and to push yourself to go to the next level, but it can instill fear. I remember going off to college, having graduated in the top 25 in my class and being surrounded by 1000 other students who also graduated in the top of their class. I felt a little like I had to prove myself. Gaining confidence, in my mind, is about 2 things: one, practice and two, overcoming fear. Learning a skill takes practice and as you practice, you become better, and you start to overcome fear. And it's a constant battle. There's no point at which you feel fully confident, at least not in my experience. Opportunities like CMK help get you over the fear and give you the space to practice. And we should do more to give ourselves the time and space to get that practice.


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My Spiritual Journey: 4 Ways to Deal with Doubt
Like everything else, starting on a journey to become a more spiritually awakened being is extremely exciting. In the beginning, it's easy to stay on track and meditate/pray, read, learn, etc. Everything that we learn is applied immediately, and we can't wait to see our lives transform into what we've always dreamed about. Then, we realize what the word "journey" actually means, and we start to understand that this is a long-haul-type situation.
I've been going strong, manifesting, studying, meditating, the whole nine. Yesterday, finding my happy was just more difficult than usual. I still had wonderful things to be grateful for, and I journaled like I always do. I just started feeling overwhelmed and weak, emotionally. Working in the entertainment industry is so uncertain, and since it's been snowing left and right, bookings have been a bit slow, and we've been at home a lot more. In hindsight, I am so grateful for the time that we have been able to spend at home, because we were complaining before about being on the road so much. Don't get me wrong…we love what we do, but sometimes, we just want to crawl into our own bed at the end of the night. Anyhow, we wanted more time at home, and now that we have it, we're like we gotta get outta here and make some money so that we can pay these bills. We also have been working on a couple of new projects, and instead of being thankful for these great new ideas/business ventures, I was focused on the overwhelming feelings that I was experiencing. After going through so many changes, I learned a few things about how to deal with doubt.
- Know that in order to move into something new, you have to let go of the old. When I felt overwhelmed, I was able to look at my feelings and my circumstances and realize that the overwhelming feeling was actually a nervous excitement toward the new things that we were venturing into.
- Be patient. I was feeling like the things that I was working on manifesting in my life weren't coming to fruition, but these things take time. It's like reversing all of the negative feelings that I've been sending out for so long, and waiting for the positive feelings to register and vibrate back toward me. Besides, those things are very much on their way, especially once these new ideas are fleshed out and executed.
- Have faith. Doubt is just a lack of faith, and spirituality requires a great deal of faith.
- Think positively. I had the power, all along, to change my thoughts, which would ultimately alter my feelings.
Have you dealt with doubt on your spiritual journey? If so, how did you deal with it?


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Mother's Day Flood
This is my card from Caleb. I'll give you one guess which one is pregnant Mommy……HA!
Joshua made me this vase in Art class. He did a really great job of painting the flowers on it.
Happy Mother's Day to our Wonderful Mothers!!!
Now that's a happy grandmother right there. Nonna, holding niece Tori, and grandson Daniel.
Now I'm sure not any of you that know us think this was an uneventful day. We have no such thing in this house……ever…..it seems.
To begin with, I was getting over my illness, so it was a lazy day at home for me. The antibiotics have made a big difference already, so I slept the day away, enjoying my new ability to breathe through my nose.
But this afternoon we made a rather unfortunate discovery……the basement was flooded AGAIN!!! Now when I say flooded, I should clarify that only part of the basement was standing in a little water, like 1/2 and inch, just enough to make you groan. The plumber is here now, working on the problem. We're not sure yet what happened, but we should know soon. No word yet on whether or not this issue was Daniel related.
Tomorrow both boys have Field Day, and I plan on going and watching, after my chiropractor appointment.
Since I'm doing so much better now, my plan for this week is a little thing called Operation Major Recovery. I PLAN (lol–as if anything around here ever goes as I plan it to) is to fully clean and restore this house from the catastrophe that we call last week. If I can get each room looking decent, there will be photos, I tell you, because it will be an accomplishment!
Dan's accomplishment of the year: made whoo-whoo stinky on the potty, all by himself. See, one of our problems with Dan is that he has a need for privacy when making "whoo-whoo". And after this year's plumbing expenses, this is a hard thing to give him!
All of last week's surgical patients seem to be doing better this week, so praise God for that!
So far all the plumber has been able to find is a flushed wipe– baby or Clorox, we're not sure. It seems like an awfully big problem for such a thing. If that caused the clog, I know who did that–Caleb, not Daniel, and that out of ignorance.
Happy thought for the week: (I could actually use a bunch of happy thoughts after the week we've had….)
"Pleasant words are like a honeycomb, sweetness to the soul and health to the bones."
Proverbs 16:24
"God gives the lonely a home. He leads prisoners out with joy, but those who turn against God will live in a dry land." Psalm 68:6
"So encourage each other, and give each other strength, just as you are doing now."
1 Thessalonians 5:11


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Welcome to the second qualifiers of the 9th season of Indian Premier League. Gujarat Lions is on the top position in IPL 2016 Points Table while Sunrisers Hyderabad is on the 3rd position. There two powerful team will clash on 27 May 2016 at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi. Grab Gujarat Lions vs Sunrisers Hyderabad Live Score.
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July 26, 2016
Chicken liver pâté & rhubarb chutney.
Swiss chard, walnut & blue cheese.
Tagliatelle, chilli, garlic & olive oil.
Chicken schnitzel, rocket, parmesan & roast onion.
Orange & mint creme caramel.
Tor & apricot chutney.
Orchard Fizz – apple, lime, agave, pepper & tonic.
High Tea – Seedlip, lapsang suchong, lemon & orange marmalade.
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Music at Merchants – week of 25th July
July 25, 2016
That's right! This week at Merchants Tavern looks a lot like this:
Shepdog (Nice Up!) is at the controls on Wednesday night. You can expect the usual funky happenings from him, with a heavy dose of soul and reggae in there for good measure
Michelle Kelly and Katie Barber are Adventures In Paradise – and make all your tropical dreams come true on Thursday night. Pop by for a sharpener and bask in the swinging slo-mo sounds of these two collectors and selectors
Rik Moran (tothebone) is a day one Spiritland jock, and brings his balearic stylings to the fore on Friday night. New wave, No Wave, New Beat and possibly even New Jack Swing are all on the menu
Mr Black is flying solo without his disco double Andrea on Saturday night. Expect music that touches the soul, from emotional pop to close-to-the-edge disco from 6.30pm onwards
Also – we have some news. After a two year residency at Merchants Tavern, Spiritland are packing up the headphones, leaving a long final tune playing and moving on. What was only supposed to be a three month jaunt (don't call it a pop-up) in the Autumn of 2014 turned into a full-blown, two year love affair – thanks Neil, Angela, Dee and all the gang at Merchants Tavern for digging our noodly stylings, for all the deep-fried oysters, the glasses of Gewurztraminer and the many, many Go Hartnett Or Go Homes.
Music at Merchants takes August off to calm down a bit, and relaunches in September. Meanwhile you'll find Spiritland getting settled into a brand new space in King's Cross at the start of September.
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Set Lunch Menu This Week
July 20, 2016
Heritage tomato, basil & mozzarella salad.
Duck, watercress, endive & sunflower seed pesto.
Tagliatelle, clams, chilli & garlic.
Pork leg escalope, wet polenta & green sauce.
Strawberry mess.
Waterloo, apricot chutney.
Orchard Fizz – apple, lime, agave, pepper & tonic.
High Tea – Seedlip, lapsang suchong, lemon & orange marmalade.
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Music at Merchants – week of 18th July
July 18, 2016
Come and cool off in the bar at Merchants Tavern this week with a sharpener and a selection of ice cold DJs from around the world
Regular selector Sam Don eases you into the week on Wednesday night with a blend of slow-mo burners and jazzy ticklers from 6.30pm
On Thursday night we're joined by a few of the leading players in the São Paulo music scene: Gui Scott, Bruno Protti and Caio Tabard (Gop Tun) drop by to give us a taste of some Brazilian vibes
Harv Nagi returns for some distinctly summery action on Friday night, playing from his deep collection of jazz, funk and latin rarities. You can get a taste of what he's about from his radio show here
We are delighted to welcome Manu Archeo on Saturday night – head honcho of Archeo Recordings, devoted to unearthing and reissuing Italian rarities from the 70s and 80s, he'll be jetting in from Florence to play from 6.30pm until late
Sounds come from Spiritland
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Set Lunch This Week
July 12, 2016
Summer vegetable & chicken broth.
Crispy pig's head, chicory & pickled walnut.
Tagliatelle, red pesto & salt cod.
Pork leg escalope, wet polenta & green sauce.
Poached pear, puff pastry ice cream.
Waterloo, apricot chutney.
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Music at Merchants – week of 11th July
July 11, 2016
Spirits at Spiritland HQ were significantly lifted by Stevie Wonder this weekend with a masterclass in musicianship and good vibes. It turns out he also wants to get in on the DJ action too, making his London debut as DJ Tick Tick Boom. We're talking about getting him in for a session. Until he confirms, here's who's playing at Merchants Tavern:
Andy Smith kicks off our four nights of music on Wednesday with a high-grade selection of funk, soul, jazz and blues, mainly on 45s. Come and hear this unstoppable digger in the cosy surrounds of the bar at Merchants Tavern
David Sacks and Francis Redman are your Thursday night selectors. Bringing the same open-minded and rarefied approach to their DJ sets as they do to their radio show on NTS Radio, quality is assured from these two
Elle Andrews is back for her monthly session at Merchants on Friday night with a bag of assorted and undefinable deepness. Come down and hear her in action from 6.30pm
Jim Breese is holding things down on Saturday night, after what looks like a particularly tasty run of gigs on the White Isle. He'll be keeping things easy breezy on the night, and you can check out the very summery latest release on his Balearic Records label here
Sounds come from Spiritland
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Music at Merchants – week of 4th July
July 5, 2016
We continue to bring you some of the tastiest beats in town, each and every week. Here's who's in action on the Spiritland system at Merchants Tavern this week:
Count Skylarkin' should be recovered from an immense Glastonbury by the time he reaches us on Wednesday night. Those that made it there would have heard the ruckus emanating from his DJ Derek tribute on the Shangri-La stage. Pretty sure we could feel the bass here in London. Expect the usual blend of ska, dub, rocksteady, reggae and more on Wednesday night
Leo Zero crosses boundaries and breaks down borders with effortless grace on Thursday night. Go-go meets post-punk, highlife meets low lives, and Leo may even play some actual pop music. The action starts at 6.30pm
Rob Butler (Be With Records) always comes through with a high-grade selection of funk, soul, AOR and balearic-infused music when he plays at MT. Catch him on Friday night
Ben Morris (Kudos) is one of those DJs forever a playing a track you've never heard of, and now have to spend your life tracking down. Expect a brace of toe tappers from him on Saturday night
Sounds come from Spiritland
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Set lunch menu this week
Devilled duck hearts, fried bread.
Kohlrabi, tarragon, radishes & capers.
Roast chicken thighs, English runner beans & lovage.
Mackerel, beef heart tomatoes, cucumber & yogurt.
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Three women plot their revenge after tiring of the bad treatment dished out to them by the men who should be worshiping the ground they walk on. Starring Vivica A. Fox Carmen Electra and Stacy Dash GETTING PLAYED is a joyous mixture of wicked revenge and uproarious comedy as the three ladies play the men at their own game.
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WINGS OF HOPE held their 6th Annual "Evening of Hope & Inspiration" at Anschutz Medical Campus with featured speaker Sean Swarner - two time cancer survivor and first cancer survivor to summit Mt. Everest - with one functioning lung!
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In July 2017, WINGS OF HOPE awarded three $50,000.00 grants to University of Colorado Cancer Center researchers and physicians involved in pancreatic cancer research. For more on the grant recipients and their projects go to NEWS.
WINGS OF HOPE recognized at the University of Colorado Cancer Center's official unveiling of the Benefactor Wall at Anschutz Medical Campus. For more on this event go to EVENTS.
Join us for our 6th Annual fund raising event on November 17, 2017 -
All proceeds go directly toward raising awareness and funding for pancreatic cancer research at the University of Colorado Cancer Center.
WINGS OF HOPE partners and participates in the Shane Lee Memorial Golf Tournament held at Marianna Butte Golf Course in Loveland, Colorado.
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WINGS OF HOPE is proud to award three $50,000 grants to University of Colorado Cancer Center physicians and personnel involved in pancreatic cancer research. The research proposals approved by WINGS OF HOPE involve (1) Aldehyde Dehydrogenase as a Potential Target in Pancreatic Cancer; (2) Patient Derived Tumor Organoids to Identify Effective Drug Combination Treatments for Pancreatic Cancer; and (3) Identification of Therapeutic Liabilities in the Mutant p53 Transcriptome. Information on the recipients will be announced at the formal grant award presentation later this year. Pancreatic cancer remains one of the deadliest cancers, with a 5 year survival rate less than 5 percent. Every dollar matters in this effort, and we thank all WINGS OF HOPE supporters for their continued generosity in making these research grants a reality.
Under the most beautiful, cloudless Colorado sky, 100 golfers set out early at Golf Club at Bear Dance in Larkspur for the 3rd Annual Kingsbury Open, all to raise awareness and funding for pancreatic cancer research.
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CU Advocates were invited to hear a special presentation from three of the top physicians involved in cancer treatment and care at the University of Colorado Cancer Center – Anschutz Medical Campus; Dr. Karyn A. Goodman, Dr. Lia Gore and Dr. Richard Schulick. For more on the information presented go to EVENTS.
The 2nd Annual World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition met in Montreal, Canada, attended by more than 40 pancreatic cancer member organizations, including WINGS OF HOPE, and representing 20 countries.
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WINGS OF HOPE was honored to be part of the 10th Annual Donor Recognition Dinner for the University of Colorado - Anschutz Medical Campus, where great things are happening through the generosity of so many. For more please go to Events page.
Marjorie Tepper, beloved wife, mother, step-mother, grandmother and friend to many, passed away February 9th from complications due to pancreatic cancer. Her life was an incredible adventure, defined by her courage, fearlessness, honesty and boundless love for family and friends. WINGS OF HOPE was privileged to have her support and involvement, and honored to be a part of her lasting legacy.
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WINGS OF HOPE for PANCREATIC CANCER RESEARCH was formed in February 2012 by Maureen A. Shul after losing her mother and brother within months of one another to pancreatic cancer. The non-profit foundation is dedicated to raising awareness and funding for the ongoing research, clinical trials and treatment of pancreatic cancer patients at the Pancreatic Cancer Research Program at the University of Colorado Cancer Center.
Pancreatic cancer is currently the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States. Of the most commonly diagnosed cancers, pancreatic cancer is the only one with a five-year relative survival rate in the single digits, at just 6 percent. This survival rate has not changed in the last 40 years.
By 2020 it is anticipated pancreatic cancer will rise from the third to the second leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. (based on projected changes in U.S. population demographics and incidence of death rates).
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The Emperor is the lavishly adorned ruler of Sei-an City who has such a love of gold that even his eyes are covered by gold coins. His special fondness though is for demon fangs, claiming each has slight variations and has made it his hobby to one day obtain them all.
The Emperor had suddenly fallen ill, unknowingly possessed by Blight who had spread a toxic mist across Sei-an City, sickening its people. He had Kaguya jailed with no given reason and sealed away Kasugami. After Blight has been removed from his body he frees Kaguya and seems to have no memory of the events but welcomes the white wolf Amaterasu into his palace believing her to be lucky.
The Emperor and Queen Himiko each have their own places with Himiko's being exceptionally larger than the Emperor's with equally elaborate security measures. The Emperor and Queen Himiko never acknowledge one another's existence and Himiko seems to be the one in charge while the Emperor acts merely as a decoration.
The Emperor's illness is similar to the legend of Tamamo-no-Mae.


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One of my favourite things about Japanese cuisine has to be Ramen Noodle Soup. Not only is it bloody delicious but you're encouraged to be both messy and noisy while eating it. Plus it's one of those dishes you can fool yourself into thinking is healthy when it's kinda not (like Caesar Salad).
The Japanese are said to have adopted the concept from China then created regional variations from the frosty top to the balmy bottom and everywhere in between. What was once a fancy dining-out occasion has become the affordable street food, now available in can-form, to be found all over Japan and the world – including Kokoro Ramen right here in Melbourne.
Open since last December, Kokoro Ramen has Japanese aficionados in a spin to have their say, so I'll cut to the chase with my thoughts – it is…acceptable. It's nice but still not quite like the real thing. The stand-out feature is the imported noodle machine to make fresh noodles on site which are deliciously springy – not like the curly instant type you often see these days.
The menu features entrees, rice dishes and around 20 Ramen dishes with four different bases and a build-your-own-ramen section. For sides we got Gyoza and Fried chicken (both $5.50). The gyoza was disappointingly small and packed a caress rather than a punch, but the chicken (Karaage) totally made up for it with its crispy coating and soft, pink, steaming, fleshy – oops I just dribbled.
I chose the Tonkotsu Miso base and the recommended 'Butter Corn' topping ($14.50) popular in Hokkaido. I was interested to see if the dish had a popcorn flavour or at very least some Jelly Belly garnish. It had neither, which is fine because the miso base had body, a hint of spice and a deep reddish colour – that baby got back.
On top of that was pork, spring onions, bamboo shoots, seaweed, corn kernels, egg, sesame seeds and a square of butter. It didn't look so sexy but it tasted it! Unfortunately the corn was flavourless – this normally wouldn't have bothered me but being the key ingredient my non-chopstick hand was balled into a fist as I cursed not ordering the soft shell crab ramen instead.
The place was obviously still getting up on its feet as there was only one Japanese beer available, as well as cask sake, water and a few soft drinks. The staff seemed apologetic about the missing components, so I believe there is more to come.
Overall Kokoro Ramen was a nice dinner but the prices and a few ingredients could do with some revision. It was a shame about my first butter corn experience too, I guess I'll have to go to Hokkaido to slurp my way to the best darn butter corn I can find!
Self-challenge accepted.
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Abstract. Morphologies of star-forming galaxies at z>1 are typically irregular containing a handful of dominant bright regions. Recent observational evidence suggest that many of these galaxies are governed by disc-like rotation. Using Halpha galaxy kinematics from OSIRIS+LGSAO we find that within z~1 turbulent discs star-forming regions have average sizes of 1.5 kpc and average Jeans masses of 4.2x10^9 \Msun, in total accounting for 20-30% of the stellar mass of the discs. These findings lend observational support to models that predict larger star-forming regions will form as a result of higher disc velocity dispersions driven-up by cosmological gas accretion. As a consequence of the changes in global environment, it may be predicted that star-forming regions at high redshift should not resemble star-forming regions locally. Yet despite the increased sizes and dispersions, high-z star-forming regions and HII regions are found to follow tight scaling relations over the range z=0-2 for Halpha size, velocity dispersion, luminosity and mass when comparing >2000 HII regions locally and 30 regions at z>1. We are now able to test this result with first results from a new sample of z=0.1-0.2 highly star-forming turbulent galaxies from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey.
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House Republicans want to distinguish their party as standing up for private industry job creation in the run-up to the November elections.
With 9.5 percent jobless rates weighing down President Obama's approval rates, Republicans see job creation as a political winner and they will attempt to paint Democrats as anti-business as the midterm elections grow nearer.
"We want to hear what are the proactive steps to move forward, what are the things that would coax capital out, not just the ambiguity piece, but what are the proactive things we should be doing," Roskam, vice-chairman of the House Republicans' "America Speaking Out" project, said to participants.
Following the hour-long meeting with 17 lobbyists representing industry associations such as the Chamber of Commerce, Wholesaler Distributors, Manufacturers and Retail Federation, BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerDems face hard choice for State of the Union response Even some conservatives seem open to return to earmarks Overnight Finance: Trump, lawmakers take key step to immigration deal | Trump urges Congress to bring back earmarks | Tax law poised to create windfall for states | Trump to attend Davos | Dimon walks back bitcoin criticism MORE endorsed placing a ban on new federal regulations.
The top-ranking House Republican told reporters "having a moratorium on new federal regulations is a great idea; it sends a wonderful signal to the private sector that they're going to have some breathing room."
Roskam hosted the meeting in his new role as Job Creation Policy Director of "America Speaking Out." An advisory issued for the event said participants "will explore current barriers to private sector job creation, as well solutions to put Americans back to work."
One of the ideas discussed at the "jobs creation forum" held in the Capitol Visitor Center and streamed live online was imposing a total ban of new federal regulations, which businesses say creates "uncertainty" in their companies.
"I think there's probably a way to do this with an exemption for emergency regulations that may be needed for some particular agency or another. But if the American people knew there was going to be a moratorium in effect for a year that the federal government wasn't going to issue thousands more regulations, it would give them some breathing room," Boehner said.
Roskam noted that private industry feels burned by the White House due to the "uncertainty" created by dozens of yet-to-be defined federal rules and regulations imposed in laws that Congress has passed.
Chamber of Commerce Executive Vice-President Bruce Jostens articulated that point to the group.
"If you don't know the rules of the road, then you aren't going to invest," the Chamber's government affairs liaison said at the meeting.
The Chamber of Commerce feels that the administration is not looking out for private industry concerns.
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Republicans intend to seize on that disagreement to show private industry that the GOP can "carry the ball forward," according to a GOP aide.
Meanwhile, Democrats attacked Republicans for soliciting feedback from GOP lobbyists working on behalf of big business.
In fact, many of the individuals participating in the event contributed money to the Republican Party or worked for the GOP in a high-ranking capacity.
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Rudominer, who works with the House Democratic campaign arm, took a jab at Boehner for saying that the Wall Street reform bill was akin to using a nuclear weapon to kill an ant.
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Deb Eastwood left behind a six-figure salary at Xerox to work with a youth organization. She now leads a campaign in Grenada to teach islanders – especially children – how to swim.
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Churchill, Oaklawn cut off rebate shops
LEXINGTON, Ky. - Churchill Downs Inc. and Oaklawn Park have joined a growing number of racing associations to decide to cut off rebate shops named in a federal indictment released last week in New York in connection with an illegal gambling operation.
The rebate shops, which have not been charged with a crime, include Euro Off-Track, operating from the Isle of Man; the Tonkawa Indian Reservation, in Oklahoma; and both International Racing Group and Elite Turf Club, in Curacao. Another rebate shop named in the indictment, Racing Services Inc., is out of business and has been indicted in a separate case of running an illegal gambling operation.
Andy Skehan, the chief operating officer of Churchill Downs, said that Churchill has cut off the Tonkawa site, International Racing Group, and Elite Turf Club as well as Lakes Region Greyhound Park in New Hampshire. Skehan said Churchill did not have a relationship with Euro Off-Track.
Two of the 17 people who were indicted in the case, Rick Hart and Jonathan Broome, are employed by Lakes Region. Both Hart and Broome are on administrative leave from the track while the case is being resolved, according to Hart's lawyer, Harry Manion.
Oaklawn Park cut off only Euro Off-Track, according to the track's director of simulcasting, Bobby Geiger. Oaklawn, which opens on Friday, had already cut off the others named in the indictment as part of a policy announced last year to prohibit betting on the track's signal from rebate shops that allow their customers to use computer-assisted wagering platforms.
The indictment, which was brought by the U.S. District Attorney for the Southern District of New York, alleged that three associates of the Gambino organized crime family operated an illegal gambling business that wagered $200 million on horse racing and other sports over a four-year period. The indictment alleged that several of the people bet on a horse trained by Greg Martin at Aqueduct with the knowledge that the horse had been administered a performance-enhancing substance, in this case, a milkshake.
The indictment has produced a cascade of reactions in the Thoroughbred industry, from decisions to cut off rebate shops to the adoption of programs to test horses for milkshakes, which are cocktails of sodium bicarbonate, sugar, and electrolytes that are intended to reduce muscular fatigue. On Tuesday, the New York Racing Association announced that it had cut off the sites named in the indictment and that it would begin testing for milkshakes soon. Tracks in New Jersey cut the sites off on Friday.
The actions came after a call from the National Thoroughbred Racing Association for racetracks to cut off betting sites that did not comply with requirements for disclosure recommended in a report by an NTRA task force last year. The report recommended that racetracks know the identity and background of all owners of an offshore site, the name of the regulatory agency with authority over the site, and the ways in which the sites attract and reward their customers, among other details.
On Wednesday, Greg Avioli, an NTRA executive vice president who led the task force, said that several offshore betting sites have contacted the NTRA since the indictment asking what they needed to do to comply with the recommendations.
John Sullivan, the attorney for Las Vegas Dissemination Company, which handles bet-processing services for the Tonkawa site, International Racing Group, and Elite Turf Club, said that the sites understood why racetracks had made the decision to cut them off, but said they expected to be allowed back into the pools.
"There's nothing in [the indictment] accusing them of any wrongdoing, and I don't think you'll find they did anything improper when it's all said and done," Sullivan said. "At this point, we're working with the racetracks to try to come up with a formula to provide a little more transparency into these businesses so that the tracks can see that there is nothing wrong going on."
Euro-Off Track is owned by a partnership of U.S. Off Track, an account-wagering operation that principally takes bets on greyhound racing, and betinternet.com, a British company. Officials for U.S. Off Track asked that questions be e-mailed to Paul Doona, the managing director of betinternet.com, who did not respond to a message late Wednesday.
Churchill, which owns six racetracks, currently has only one open for live racing, Fair Grounds in New Orleans. Several of its other racetracks, including Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., and Hollywood Park in Inglewood, Calif., open this spring.
The winter racing schedule is dominated by tracks owned by Magna Entertainment, including Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, Calif., and Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, Fla. Magna officials said that comment from the company would have to come from Jim McAlpine, the company's chief executive officer, who was traveling on Wednesday.


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text: Epithelioid Variant of Myxofibrosarcoma: Expanding the Clinicomorphologic Spectrum of Myxofibrosarcoma in a Series of 17 CasesNascimento, Alessandra F. MD*; Bertoni, Franco MD†; Fletcher, Christopher D. M. MD, FRCPath*The American Journal of Surgical Pathology: January 2007 - Volume 31 - Issue 1 - p 99-105 doi: 10.1097/01.pas.0000213379.94547.e7 Original Articles Abstract Author Information Myxofibrosarcoma (MFS) is one of the most common soft tissue sarcomas of elderly patients and has a predilection for the limbs. Herein, we report a previously undescribed variant of MFS showing epithelioid morphology. Seventeen cases diagnosed as epithelioid MFS were retrieved from the authors' files from among 570 cases of MFS. Hematoxylin and eosin-stained sections were reexamined and immunostains for pan-keratin (15 cases), S-100 protein (15), desmin (15), and α-smooth muscle actin (13) were performed. Nine patients were men and 8 were women (age range 43 to 89 y; median 63.5). Fifteen patients presented with a mass, and in 2 of these there was also pain. Duration of symptoms varied from 1 to 24 months (median 3). Tumor size ranged from 2 to 15 cm (median 6.75). In 10 cases, the tumor was located in subcutaneous tissue and in 6 cases it was subfascial. The majority of the tumors were located on the limbs (8 lower extremities and 6 upper extremities) followed by neck (1), scalp (1), and trunk (1). Follow-up was available for 14 patients (range 2 to 240 mo; median 16). Twelve patients were treated by surgery followed by chemotherapy and/or radiation (8 cases). One patient received chemotherapy after an incisional biopsy and 1 patient was treated by surgery alone. Ten patients (71.4%) developed local recurrences. Seven patients (50%) developed metastases to lungs or retroperitoneum. Five patients (35.7%) have died of disease so far. Two patients were lost to follow-up. Morphologically, 14 cases were high grade, 2 were intermediate, and 1 was low grade. Tumors were characterized by a multinodular, infiltrating growth pattern with alternation of hypercellular and hypocellular myxoid areas; the latter showed prominent curvilinear vessels. Neoplastic cells were arranged singly and in small clusters in the myxoid areas or formed sheets in the hypercellular areas, where they showed epithelioid morphology with round nuclei, vesicular chromatin, prominent nucleoli, and moderate amounts of eosinophilic cytoplasm. The epithelioid areas were generally multifocal with admixed areas of conventional MFS. Immunostains were negative for all markers studied. Differential diagnosis included carcinoma, melanoma, myoepithelial carcinoma, pleomorphic liposarcoma, and pleomorphic rhabdomyosarcoma. In conclusion, epithelioid MFS is a rare variant of MFS, accounting for <3% of MFS in consultation material. Its natural history seems more aggressive than usual high-grade MFS, with approximately 70% local recurrence and 50% metastases, even within a relatively short follow-up period. *Department of Pathology, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA †Servizio di Anatomia Patologica, Istituti Ortopedici Rizzoli, Bologna, Italy Reprints: Christopher D.M. Fletcher, MD, FRCPath, Department of Pathology, Brigham and Women's Hospital, 75 Francis Street, Boston, MA 02115 (e-mail: email@example.com). Presented in part at the 95th United States and Canadian Pathology Meeting in Atlanta, GA, February 2006. © 2007 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.


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Trainer Gai Waterhouse is expecting a noticeable improvement from Nayeli when she lines up in the $400,000 Inglis 3yo Guineas (1400m) at Scone's standalone meeting on Saturday.
Nayeli kicked off this campaign with a surprise win at $61 in the Listed $125,000 Xirrus Fireball Stakes (1100m) at Randwick on March 7 but has been well beaten at her two next starts.
The More Than Ready filly was always near the tail of the field when ninth of nine in the Group 3 $200,000 Dilmah Tea P J Bell Stakes (1200m) at Randwick on April 6 followed by a tenth of eleven after racing on the pace in the Group 3 $150,000 Kari J H B Carr Stakes (1400m) at Randwick on April 18.
Waterhouse then sent Nayeli back to the barrier trials and the filly impressed with one and a half length win in a 1050m Randwick trial on May 8 and 'The Lady Trainer' expects her to be in the finish on the weekend.
"She is very good and has really good winning chance in this," Waterhouse told Racing Ahead.
"Her trial last week was absolutely outstanding. She went like a rocket."
"She's a filly that you have to space her runs a little bit. She chooses her days, but I think her day will be tomorrow."
"She is really switched on and she is going great and she looks a picture, a very big daughter of More Than Ready."
While Tommy Berry rode Nayeli in her barrier trial win, Joshua Parr has been called up to take the mount in the Guineas with Berry to ride Botany Bay for Team Hawkes.
Nayeli is a market mover at Ladbrokes.com.au and has firmed in from $12 to be a $9.50 chance in the Inglis 3yo Guineas.
The Bede Murray trained Sure And Fast is the current $3.90 favourite ahead of Ygritte at $5.50 with Botany Bay and Loved Up sharing the next line of betting at $9.
Sure And Fast has earned his spot at the top of the market order after winning twice from his last three starts and was sent out the $5.50 equal favourite last start before winning the $300,000 Provincial Championship Final (1400m) at Randwick on the second day of 'The Championships'.
Second favourite Ygritte from the Gerald Ryan stable is also racing in fine style with a win in the Listed $150,000 Pluim Gosford Guineas (1200m) at Gosford on April 2 followed by a third to Federal in the Listed $150,000 McGrath Estate Agents South Pacific Classic (1400m) at Randwick on April 11.


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Lord Pakal Ahau has retired to meditate in Death Valley - California with the Shoshone natives and it will be the second encounter of Lord Pakal Ahau against Mictlantecutli, his Godfather. A mythological battle we will never forget in which Mictlantecutli has promised to destroy our Lord Pakal forever before 2012. Watch the signs in the sky how our living Mayan god defeats or loses against the most powerful Mayan Underworld God. This will be a fairly close alignment of the Galactic Center, the Sun, the Earth, and the Moon, all on a winter solstice.
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MELISSA DUBBIN & AARON S. DAVIDSON have worked collaboratively since 1998. Their projects are multi-disciplinary in nature and include practices in video, sculpture, sound, performance, and works on paper.
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We have harvested our first pepinos. There were only two of them this year, but we hope to have a better harvest next season when the plant is more mature. I started our pepino plant from seed in the spring, and have been watching the fruit ripen with great anticipation.
We think the pepino fruit look a bit like pretty yellow and purple Easter eggs, so this is surely the right season to be eating them! They are a member of the solanaceae family (a relative of tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants), with delicious flesh that tastes like something between a cucumber and a sweet melon. This refreshing taste has earned them the name "cucumber melon" or "tree melon."
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