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Zelma Gaudreault, 87 - April 29, 2013Zelma Lorine Gaudreault, 87, of Cozad passed away Monday, April 29, 2013, at Cozad.
Memorial services will be conducted at the Farnam United Methodist Church, 303 Caribou St., Farnam, on Friday, May 17, at 11 a.m. with the Revs. Larry Viter and Neil Kloppenborg officiating. A private inurnment will take place at Fort McPherson National Cemetery next to her husband.
Gaudreault was born June 10, 1925, at Winder, GA, the daughter of William Preston and Bertha Ophilia (McDaniel) Wall.
She grew up in Monroe, NC, and graduated from Monroe High School.
She married Marcus Crampton Gaudreault on Nov. 27, 1944, at Topeka, KS. She and her husband moved to Curtis and then later to Farnam.
Gaudreault retired in 1981 from the ASCS office in Frontier County after 28 years. She then went to work for the Frontier County Clerk's Office and retired after 10 years. When she could no longer drive, she moved to North Platte, and in November of 2012, she moved to Meadowlark Pointe in Cozad.
She enjoyed socializing, cooking, sewing, crafts and dancing, according to family members. She always had a large garden which she enjoyed giving away the produce.
Gaudreault was preceded in death by: her husband, Marcus Gaudreault; her father, William Preston Wall; mother, Bertha Ophilia Wall; a brother, four sisters and three brothers-in-law.
Survivors include: her son, Don (Janice) Gaudreault of Farnam; granddaughter, Betty (T.O. Loseke) Gaudreault of Paxton; two grandsons—Marc (Oksana Trofymchuk) Gaudreault of Lone Tree, CO, and Tony (Michele) Gaudreault of Henderson, NV; great-grandchildren—Austin Hackney of Paxton, Landon Gaudreault and Jaylen Gaudreault, both of Henderson; brother-in-law, Eugene (Joyce) Elmore of North Carolina; numerous nieces and nephews.
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Screenings will be held Friday through Sunday, June 28-30, in the Art Academy's auditorium, with a different film each day. There are two Cincinnati premieres, and the premiere of a restored classic. Movie Review: Now You See Me By Larry Thomas • Jun 14, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:08 Four street magicians answer a mysterious summons and within a year have been transformed into The Four Horsemen, a big, new glitzy Vegas act that promises to rob a bank in France while standing on the stage. As in all works of illusion, nothing is really what it seems. But in the film Now You See Me, the talented cast pulls off this scam in a very enjoyable manner. The Four Horsemen are played by Jesse Eisenberg, Dave Franco… yes, James Franco's younger brother, Isla Fisher, and Lebanon's own Woody Harrelson, in what is probably his best performance since The People vs. Larry Flynt. 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"Late last week, as part of an ongoing initiative of the current administration to improve the well-being of military families, the departments of the Treasury and Defense released a co-authored report, "Supporting our Military Families: Best Practices for Streamlining Occupational Licensing Across State Lines," highlighting the impact of state occupational licensing requirements on the careers of military spouses. In addition to examining the impact of these state licensing requirements on military spouses, the report also identifies best practices for both states and licensing bodies to adopt that would ease the burden on military spouses.
"With 35 percent of military spouses working in an occupation that requires state licensure, there is a need to reduce barriers to these spouses when moving across state lines. In fact, in a study by the Defense Manpower Data Center surveying military spouses on practices that would have helped their last move, 40 percent indicated that easier state-to-state transfer of certification would have best helped them. Considering that military families are 10 times more likely to move across state lines than their civilian counterparts, it's no surprise that this issue is of such concern.
"Because each state has its own licensing requirements, intended to ensure that the practitioner meets a minimum level of competency, the report describes only those practices that both support military families and maintain professional standards and public safety.
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- facilitating endorsement of a current license from another jurisdiction as long as the requirements for licensure in that jurisdiction are substantially equivalent to those in the licensing state;
- providing a temporary or provisional license allowing the military spouse to practice while fulfilling requirements needed to qualify for endorsement in the licensing state, or awaiting verification of documentation supporting an endorsement; and
- expediting application procedures so that the director overseeing licensing within the state has authority to approve license applications for the boards, and that the individual licensing boards have authority to approve a license based simply on an affidavit from the applicant.
"Although more work remains to be done, these practices provide a solid baseline on which to build. The Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF) at Syracuse University hopes to see the DoD continue to work on such issues affecting military spouses and families.
"Further, while the report focused on opportunities for state lawmakers to mitigate burdens associated with state-to-state transfers for military spouses, the IVMF would suggest that the report also highlight an opportunity for private sector intervention in support of the employment situation of military family members. Specifically, private sector employers of military spouses should consider programs, such as telecommuting and priority job transfer initiatives, for military spouses required to relocate due to the transfer of a military family member.
"A leading example of such an initiative is illustrated by Walmart, a firm that last year adopted a program to guarantee jobs for military spouses employed by the company when that spouse's family is transferred to a new geographic location as a result of military orders. While admittedly Walmart is in a unique position to pursue such an initiative as a result of the firm's size and reach, telecommuting and other similar programs represent an opportunity for most private-sector firms to keep talented and experienced military spouses in the organization—an attractive alternative to recruiting, training and socializing new employees to replace military spouses lost because of transfer.
"We highlight such initiatives to illustrate the importance of not only creating new employment opportunities for military spouses (the focus of the report), but also the important role that the private sector can assume in regard to protecting the jobs of military spouses already in the workforce."


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A big part of a Preditor's job entails keeping an eye on production from start to finish. In order to do this, you need excellent collaboration skills and a strong sense of organization. You might start your work on a project by helping the Writers create catchy copy, and end it by finding the perfect Graphic Designer to draw characters that really pop.
It's your job to do all that's necessary to get a project moving from idea to production. You create budgets, pitch ideas to the senior Producer or Creative Director, research new promotion styles, and write pieces. After production wraps up, you edit the reels, going through and cutting out scenes or shots that don't fit with the feel of the piece or the timeline. You also add enough advertisements or sponsored messages to pay the bills, but not so many that you overwhelm your viewers.
You can work for pretty much every type of television or production company. Aside from the show itself, you might also make short spots marketing or promoting the station or show.


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All three Baggies were excellent for their 0-0 draw at Stoke City.
"It really is a pleasure having those two in front of you, especially at a place like Stoke where you know you're going to have a lot of aerial balls to deal with," said Foster to the WBA website.
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I have been a fan of Ghostbusters since the movie came out. I've lost count on the number of times I have seen it in the theater. I bought the VHS, DVD, and BLU-RAYS when they each came out. I am currently playing the Ghostbusters video game on my Playstation. I made my own GB costume the fall of 1984, and a new one for comic conventions in 2015/6.
When I first heard years ago that there was a Ghostbusters 3 in the works, I was excited – to say the least. One of my childhood favorites would be coming back! And then I heard it was out of the hands of Dan Akroyd and Harold Ramis. I was a bit skeptical, but it IS the Ghostbusters. Everyone knows what the Ghostbusters is about and the fanbase is HUGE so there shouldn't be anything to worry about – right? Then I heard the director was Paul Feig and I thought – It's the guy who did Freaks and Geeks! He has to know the material. This is even getting better. Then I heard that it was going to be an all female cast. Initial reaction was – Why? Is there a reason for making an all female cast? It doesn't need an all female cast – but there are a LOT of very talented female comedy actors. I will wait and see…
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I heard the dreaded "reboot". Why not continue on the series? Have a legitimate sequel and a "passing of the torch" to a new crew? No – the filmmakers decided to go for a reboot where none of the Ghostbusters (1984) material existed. A brand new universe. This hurt a little as it made it feel as though the movies I loved weren't valid, and that they were just going to pick the bits and pieces they wanted for the new movie. The original, its sequel, comics, cartoon, Legos, characters, etc all exist and are safe but I took it personally that it wasn't "good enough" for them
Then the trailers started.
– 30 Years Ago, Four Scientists Saved New York. Winston wasn't a scientist. And if this a reboot, why are you referencing the material that you wanted to distance yourself from?
– The firehouse. Again that's a visual from the first movies that you didn't want to use, don't try and invoke familiarity by doing that.
– A New Team Will Answer The Call – makes me feel like this is a sequel – even though its NOT.
– Okay…are they retelling the orginal story, only switching genders? And why isn't Leslie Jones a scientist? Well, we got our "blonde Egon" from the cartoon.
– The "new" ECTO-1 is a hearse? What the holy hell? No. Don't use "ECTO"! Original content!
– Slimer! I know times have been tough for the last few years, but I'm sure you could have found work elsewhere.
– Ghosts possessing human bodies?
– Familiar jumpsuits and "proton packs"
– I really hope jokes are better and this is just a first swipe at a trailer.
– First impression. I am sad. They wanted a reboot, but the new movie seems to have enough visual similarities to the original, the ghosts look like they are out of a video game, the proton packs look like toys, and the jokes fell flat. Just watching the first trailer, it felt like the script was based off someone's fan fiction.
TRAILER #2 (International Trailer)
– Four Friends – great they got a demotion.
– Introductions look cheesy.
– Why is Thor here?
– Stop licking the proton gun.
– It wasn't a "race thing" or a "lady thing" is the audience after they saw the movie. They all jumped into Deloreans, when back in time and tried to stop the movie.
– No reference to "Four Friends/Scientists"
– Still shot of the firehouse – STOP IT
– Original theme playing in the background.
– Is Kevin the 'Big Bad?" okay
– They got Roker?!
– "Mass Hysteria" – stop it
– Selfies with the ghost – okay, I kinda like that one.
TRAILER #4 (International Trailer #2)
– Little bit more of the same. Jokes are meh.
– Is that the new ghost trap? It's the size of a barrel?!
TRAILER #5 (International Trailer #3)
– "We're the Ghostbusters" No…no you're not.
NEW Ghostbusters Theme – by Fall Out Boy & Missy Elliot
– Stop the planet, I want to get off. There's no air? I'm okay with that.
Overall, I'm upset to what feels like the filmmakers went into my childhood toy chest, took out some of the toys and tried to make a movie. But when I ask if they're playing with the toys, they look at me with a disgusted look like I had wronged them.
If I was going to reboot the Ghostbusters series (which there's so way I would). I would:
– New Logo. If you want to distance yourself, make a new logo. It can be reminiscent, but don't use the same logo. It makes it look like its a sequel and you don't want that – that's why you're "rebooting" the series.
– Don't make references to the previous movie(s). Original content. No "ECTO-1" that is now a white and red hearse. No more backpack proton packs. Stop showing me the firehouse – it just makes me want to compare this movie to the 1984 original – and that's not making things better.
– Don't call yourselves the Ghostbusters. If you're really that clever of writers, you can make a variation or something "better".
– Mix up the cast. Having an "all female Ghostbusters crew" is not a novel idea, it's lazy.
And in the "real world", just because someone doesn't like the movie – don't label them as a 'misogynist'. The reason I'm not looking forward to this is NOT because of the all female-lead cast, but because of bad storytelling.
I am just glad that after this movie comes out and if it does poorly, it will go away. Maybe a "true" sequel will come along in a few years and we can forget this universe.


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The winners of the Good Food Award for coffee will be distinguished by exemplary flavor – sweet, clean, well developed body, balanced acidity and phenomenal aromatics. To qualify for entry, roasters and coffee farmers must emphasize fairness and transparency from seed to cup.
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Hi, Welcome to JustAnswer. I'm a licensed veterinarian and I'll be happy to help. I am so sorry to hear of George's condition. We once thought that retained testicles would be more likely to become cancerous, but now this does not seem to be the case. Also, a retained testicle would likely still produce testosterone, but not be fertile. To my knowledge, there is no evidence that relates retained testicles to kidney failure, but I'll research this and be back shortly. In the meantime, has your vet diagnosed the cause of George's kidney failure? Dr. Barbara
As I thought, retained testicles are not a direct cause of kidney failure. However, a dog with active testosterone production may be more prone to mate and a bacterial infection called Brucellosis is most often passed venereally. Brucellosis could cause infectious kidney failure. Also, because George still had one testicle, it could have become cancerous (just like any organ) and set up an immune mediated disease of the kidney called amyloidosis.
no George is still eating but not as much and his toilet is still solid.
Often, we can't find a specific diagnosis of kidney failure, but there are infectious causes, immune causes, and cancerous causes. Also, if George is young, perhaps the congenital anomaly that led to cryptorchidism also affected his urinary tract. . .his kidneys. The tests I would check on George would be a Leptospirosis test, a Brucellosis test, an abdominal ultrasound to evaluate his kidneys, and urine culture and sensitivity test, and possibly a kidney biopsy.


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An unfunny waste of 90 minutes
Review: 'Liar' is bad, and that's the truth
By Paul Tatara
(CNN) -- If you're looking for laughs, don't go see "Big Fat Liar." You won't find many.
The movie stars Frankie Muniz as Jason, a scheming 14-year-old whose stolen English essay turns into fodder for an upcoming summer blockbuster with the movie's conniving producer taking story credit. This leads to an adventure in which Jason gets to fly to Los Angeles and gawk at palm trees from the comfort of a luxury car, drink free Coca-Cola (with the logo carefully aimed at the camera) and hide out for a few days in a fun-filled Universal Studios prop building.
The overall effect is less like a children's movie than a recruitment film for future Hollywood sellouts.
Jason, as embodied by the perpetually eager-to-please Muniz, is a theoretical construct designed to set preteen hearts palpitating. He sports all the earmarks of modern coolness, including pristine skateboarding technique, a great digital game box attached to the TV in his room and the charm to repeatedly address his teacher by her first name and get away with it.
This kid lies so much, his classmates can do little more than shake their heads and marvel at his beguiling sense of spontaneous invention.
Desperate measures
After getting caught in a lie -- in which he contends that he couldn't finish an important essay because his dad (Michael Bryan French) choked on a Swedish meatball -- Jason is forced to hand over the assignment in three hours or face the very uncool prospect of summer school. Out of desperation, he writes a story called "Big Fat Liar," about a teen-ager much like himself who watches a fib spin out of control until it ruins him.
While rushing to school to deliver the paper, Jason slams his bike into a limousine containing Marty Wolf (Paul Giamatti), the previously mentioned Hollywood slime ball. Jason is grudgingly given a ride to class, but, as luck would have it, he drops his paper, and Wolf ends up with the can't-miss story treatment he's been looking for.
A few months later, Jason and his friend, Kaylee (Amanda Byrnes), see a trailer for a movie called "Big Fat Liar," a Marty Wolf production. This is fairly amusing, since the trailer is constructed exactly like the ones you see every time you go to the theater, with inappropriately portentous narration and enticing special-effects shots.
Then the amusing stuff ends, and you're stuck with Muniz pulling unremarkable pranks while Giamatti throws bug-eyed fits.
Not the least bit real
Jason, who lives in a world of astonishing convenience, gathers up his lawn-mowing money and flies to California, with Kaylee in tow, to extract a confession from Wolf. Jason and Kaylee manage this little stunt because their parents are out of town, and Kaylee's Grandma Pearl (an actress listed in the credits only as Sparkle) is so blind that she can't detect that a 6-foot-tall male high school football player has been enlisted to pose as her granddaughter. He doesn't even bother to wear a wig.
Once they reach Los Angeles, our heroes stumble onto -- you guessed it -- a limousine driver (Donald Faison) who has his own reasons for disliking Wolf. So he lugs the kids around town for free. (Forget Hollywood -- with his kind of luck, Jason should be heading to Vegas.) Eventually, a large group of underlings who have been abused by Wolf join Jason and Kaylee in making Mr. Nasty's life a living hell.
But first, Jason dyes Wolf's skin dark blue and rewires his car's electrical system so the horn honks when he steps on the brakes. Oddly, since you probably haven't laid eyes on him in 15 years, one of the people getting even with Wolf is played by Lee Majors. Bionic or not, he's looking a little paunchy.
"Big Fat Liar" is supposed to be a broadside at devious industry types. But the movie itself is so shrewdly devoid of anything resembling real life, it's hard to determine if you're watching retribution or another dose of business as usual. Director Shawn Levy doesn't need to surprise anyone, so he doesn't. Ultimately, the picture is done in by excessive posing and an overall lack of cleverness. Even easy-to-please kids will know it's not working all that well.
"Big Fat Liar" is completely harmless, if not especially funny. The guy who played Urkel on TV is also in it, appearing as himself and getting mad because he's always pegged as the guy who played Urkel on TV. It's all very postmodern.
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Inspiring quote by Nelson Mandela on doing the impossible
Today (July 18, 2012) Nelson Mandela turned 94 years, and he's still going strong.
In honor of this great man, here a wonderful quote by him on doing the impossible.
It always seems impossible, until it is done. - Nelson Mandela
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Authorities search for suspect in NM deputy's shooting
Published 7:00 pm, Wednesday, March 12, 2008
A Lincoln County sheriff's deputy is in critical condition after being shot by a fugitive as he tried to make a traffic stop near Ruidoso Downs.
The deputy was transported from the scene by helicopter, and authorities are searching for a man identified as 49-year-old Kurt Sohrbeck.
State police say Sgt. Robert Shepperd had spotted Sohrbeck in a pickup truck on Thursday afternoon and tried to pull him over. That's when the suspect fired on Shepperd, hitting him in the arm and leg.
Sohrbeck is wanted by authorities in Washington, where he is accused of stealing several people's identities. Authorities had traced him to southeastern New Mexico, where his mother lives.
State police say Sohrbeck was last seen heading west on U.S. 70. They say it's possible he's heading to Las Cruces or El Paso, Texas.


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In 1957 the Soviet Union launched a dog, Laika, into space and she became the first animal to orbit the Earth. She died a few hours after launch from overheating.
Half a century later two guys took a dog up in an airplane and began flying parabolic arcs to mimic weightlessness. It looked like this.
Fortunately the dog was OK this time.
Thanks to David Dobbs for calling my attention to such a whimsical and adorable video clip.


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Christina managed to show up the boys on a recent fishing trip to Hope Island.
Regardless of what age you are, fishing is fun.
Fishing remains one of the few recreational pastimes where the whole family can enjoy a day out, get some great exercise and perhaps even take home some fish for tea.
Whether you are just starting out or have been fishing for many years, as we have, every outing is exciting. There are plenty of places to choose from and your local or favourite fishing tackle outlet can assist you with the right tackle and even some valuable hints on where to go and what you may catch.
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Christopher I. ByrnesOctober 21, 2005
Christopher I. Byrnes (right), the Edward H. and Florence G. Skinner Professor of Systems Science and Mathematics and dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science at Washington University in St. Louis, is the 2005 recipient of the W.T. and Idalia Reid Prize in Mathematics. Shown here with SIAM president Martin Golubitsky at the awards luncheon at the 2005 SIAM Annual Meeting, Byrnes was cited "for his fundamental contributions in the areas of pole-placement by output feedback, output regulation for nonlinear systems, and spectral estimation and robust control."
Byrnes's research interests include feedback design in automatic control, nonlinear dynamics and control, and estimation and filtering; his work has been applied in aerospace science, electrical power systems, signal processing, and speech synthesis, among other fields.
The Reid Prize, endowed by Idalia Reid in memory of her husband, has been awarded by SIAM since 1993 to recognize outstanding work in the broadly defined areas of differential equations and control theory. The prize, which is given annually, can recognize either a single notable achievement or a collection of such achievements.
The next award will be made in Boston, during the 2006 SIAM Annual Meeting. Nominations should be sent to: W.T. and Idalia Reid Prize, H.T. Banks, Chair, c/o J.M. Littleton, SIAM, 3600 University City Science Center, Philadelphia, PA 19104–2688; firstname.lastname@example.com. Nominations must be received in the SIAM office by December 31, 2005.


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Mickael Antoine Curier was pleased to get off the mark in Hamilton's 4-0 win over Ross County on Saturday, but also enjoyed seeing captain Martin Canning hit the net.
Striker Mickael and defender Martin are two of six Hamilton stars who have grabbed two goals this season, and the Frenchman knows that's not common for Canning.
But he said it's great to see him leading by example.
Mickael said: "A 4-0 win will help our goal difference, nad it's a good clean sheet for the defence and Michael McGovern, who made a great save from the penalty, and I think 'Canzo' getting on the score-sheet is great, because it will give him a confidence boost. He doesn't score a lot of goals, but Martin is getting on the score-sheet, so I'm really pleased for him.
"Martin normally gets one goal a season and he's got two in as many games, so you can't argue with that! He's the captain, so he's got to set the standard."
Being a striker, Mickael wasn't content with just two goals, and wanted to score from open play, but is happy enough with his lot, and the performance of the team.
He said: "Penalties are good; I wish I could have scored without the penalties but it wasn't happening. I wanted to score a hat-trick, but that didn't happen either!
"It was a good performance from the team, we're a unit now, we fight for each other and it's great to win. I'm just happy to be part of the team, to be playing, and scoring goals.
"If I can score penalties to help us to win games, or give us a bigger gap on teams, then I'm really happy."
Mickael is happy to be going into the international break second in the SPFL Premiership table – a position he finds incredible – but absolutely won't be taking anything for granted.
While some will be enjoying the weekend off, Mickael will join Spanish defender Jesus Garcia Tena in going for their 'B' coaching licence, and the Frenchman will also be making sure his fitness is in peak condition.
He said: "We've got 12 points from a possible 15 and that's good. It's always good to be in the top three and at the good end of that table, because we don't want to be on the other side.
"For a club like Hamilton to be second in the table is great. I'm very pleased for the lads, the gaffer, and the squad that we've got.
"Everybody thought we were going to go down, and everybody is now surprised, but the main thing is for us to keep focused and stay strong as a unit, not worrying about what people are going to say.
"That's up to them; I don't really pay any attention, and I think that's the same with the rest of the lads as well."
Mickael added: "I'm just very pleased for the team and that we're winning, but it's important to concentrate on the next game, which is Dundee United in a fortnight.
"It will be good for the lads to have a week off, but we still need to focus and prepare, like we have a game at the weekend.
"For my part I'm just going to go and do my 'B' licence and I'll keep myself fit, because this league is harder than people think – it's not the same as the Championship.
"For now though, I'm very happy for myself and the lads."


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NORTH TEXAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Most people know that smokers wanting to kick the habit can try an array of pills and patches, but researchers at Texas Tech University say they have found success using ancient Chinese secrets.
Specifically, the research involved a type of meditation called Integrative Body-Mind Training or BMT.
Study co-author Professor Michael Posner says the mediation, which promotes personal control, focuses the brain on something other than a smoke break. Posner said it's difficult for a smoker to get their brain in line with the idea of quitting smoking. "It could be somewhat counter productive, because the more you struggle with the idea of quitting smoking, the more activate the craving pathways."
The study found that participants who underwent weeks of meditation training cut back on smoking by 60-percent. The meditation training was for BMT but Posner said, "It's possible of course that other forms of meditation will also produce these effects. This is just the form that we've studied."
According to researchers, tobacco is considered a gateway addiction to other drug use. With that in mind, researchers feel its possible BMT could work on other addictions. "We think that a lot of the same brain pathways are involved in other forms of addition," Posner explained. "So, it does hold out that promise."
So the good news is BMT appears to have promise in the battle to quit smoking. The bad news is the special meditation is run by an instructor, and is not widely offered in the United States.
Currently, some 5 million deaths a year are attributed to tobacco smoking.
Results of the study were published in the Early Edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Hopewell Junior seventh-grade art students created three-color linoleum reduction prints of cats and dogs from local animal shelters.
The students first drew the animals. They then carved the picture into a wood mounted linoleum block and printed the picture in three stages. Each print is selling for $5.
So far, the seventh-graders have raised almost $700 with this sale. All proceeds will be donated to local shelters. Prints similar to these sell for $25-$75 on eBay. Thanks Forbo Industries for donating the linoleum and Jeff Walters, father of Chay, for donating the wood and cutting it into the blocks.
If interested in purchasing a print, stop by the HJS Lobby during school hours to check out the display of available prints.


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(I wrote this blog the day after UFC77 but forgot to post it … so here it is!)
We still haven't made it back to Canadia yet, so I haven't heard if the UFC decided to show the Jason MacDonald vs Yushin Okami fight on the PPV. I really wouldn't be surprised if they didn't. Even though Okami is the most logical choice for #1 contender at middleweight, his win against Jason MacDonald was a snoozer of epic proportions and wouldn't have earned him a fan in the world.
There's been whisperings that the UFC actually has no plan to renew Okami's contract on account of him being the most boring fighter in the universe (Sorry Jake O'Brien – like Fedor, you have to stay active to hold the #1 ranking). While the fact that this fight was a dark match supports that theory, I would be amazed if the UFC had the balls to drop a fighter who's 5-1, especially considering his position in the anemic middleweight division. If the UFC cut him, they'd basically be creating a new Matt Lindland, who was also cut from the UFC for being as exciting as watching Antiques Roadshow.
The funny thing about the whole Matt Lindland thing is I was happy when they ditched him. He was fucking boring, and so is Yushin Okami. I've tried really hard to appreciate the skill and control these guys show in grinding out decisions. I'm a patient guy and I'm willing to give a dude a chance to prove that he's capable of finishing a fight. But at this point I'm just as done with Okami now as I was with Lindland years ago.
I'd love to see Anderson Silva smash Okami's face in, but I cringe with fear at the idea of Okami holding Silva down and winning a decision. What a fucking catastrophe that would be (well, it would be a catastrophe for everyone but Rich Franklin). So if the UFC does decide not to renew Okami's contract, I'm not gonna be one of the people out there in the forums bitching and complaining. Okami might be good at gutting out a win, but he's a pretty mediocre mixed martial artist overall and I have no use for guys who can't finish a fight.


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Investigating Silver Coordination to Mixed Chalcogen Ligands
AbstractSix silver(I) coordination complexes have been prepared and structurally characterised. Mixed chalcogen-donor acenaphthene ligands L1–L3 [Acenap(EPh)(E'Ph)] (Acenap = acenaphthene-5,6-diyl; E/E' = S, Se, Te) were independently treated with silver(I) salts (AgBF4/AgOTf). In order to keep the number of variables to a minimum, all reactions were carried out using a 1:1 ratio of Ag/L and run in dichloromethane. The nature of the donor atoms, the coordinating ability of the respective counter-anion and the type of solvent used in recrystallisation, all affect the structural architecture of the final silver(I) complex, generating monomeric, silver(I) complexes {[AgBF4(L)2] (1 L = L1; 2 L = L2; 3 L = L3), [AgOTf(L)3] (4 L = L1; 5 L = L3), [AgBF4(L)3] (2a L = L1; 3a L = L3)} and a 1D polymeric chain {[AgOTf(L3)]n 6}. The organic acenaphthene ligands L1-L3 adopt a number of ligation modes (bis-monodentate μ2-η2-bridging, quasi-chelating combining monodentate and η6-E(phenyl)-Ag(I) and classical monodentate coordination) with the central silver atom at the centre of a tetrahedral or trigonal planar coordination geometry in each case. The importance of weak interactions in the formation of metal-organic structures is also highlighted by the number of short non-covalent contacts present within each complex.
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Thursday, August 21st
New Students and Family B.B.Q.
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Share your campus with family and friends while enjoying a FREE dinner (Kosher meals available).
Welcome Candlelighting Ceremony
9pm – 10pm,
Entry Plaza
This UAlbany tradition officially welcomes you to the UAlbany Community with a ceremony symbolizing the beginning of your collegiate career as we light the University flame of knowledge. Fireworks to follow!
Campus Programming Board Presents:
First Night Fest
10pm – 1am
Location: TBD (See UAlbany GO)
Enjoy your first night on campus in style at the video dance party with a 50' screen showing all the latest music videos. Dance and have a blast with entertainment, activities and giveaways.
Late Night @ the Campus Center
Uptown:1st Floor Lounges, Campus Center;
Alumni Quad Location: TBD
Fun entertainment and activities are available during Danes After Dark, including ping pong tables, a pool table, air hockey and foosball. In addition you will find board games, video games and karaoke. During the semester game shows, concerts, performances, card games, first run movies and various competitions (poetry slam, trivia, etc.) take place.
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Get ready to shell out more money for basic living costs this year.
Food prices are expected to rise by about 4 percent, or $32 a month, if you budget about $200 a week for groceries, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion. It doesn't matter if you're buying cereal or prime rib. An ongoing drought in parts of the country was cited for the higher prices expected for everything from grains and vegetables to milk and beef.
- Online shipping. If you like to shop online, you may see your costs rise. UPS and FedEx are raising their shipping costs by 4.5 percent to 4.9 percent. So if you're buying merchandise online from independent sellers on eBay and other sites, you're likely to pay more, dealnews.com says.
- Daily deals. Facials, house cleaning and a host of other services offered at discount prices by sites like Groupon may be more difficult to come by. Reports say that the daily deals market is going through big changes as too many competitors have made it tough for businesses to profit.
- Copper costs. Anything made with copper, from plumbing to beer (yes, even beer, I'm sorry to report, because of the equipment used to brew it) are predicted to cost more this year.


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etour | My OHIO Portal
Sara Schonhardt, BSJ '03, traveled to Hua Hin, near Bangkok, Thailand, a few months after she graduated from Ohio University in June 2003. Her internship with Asia Times Online, a news journal with correspondents all over the world, transitioned to a full-time position. Perhaps you have gotten to know her through her Letters from Sara column that has appeared on Ohio Today Online since the fall of 2003. Here, she shares some thoughts in the aftermath of the Dec. 26 tsunami that ravaged the Indian Ocean region.
Dear friends,
Let me begin by wishing you all a happy New Year. I was away from the places where the tsunami struck and have returned home safely to Hun Hin from my weeklong trip to Cambodia.
I was touched by the outpouring of concern that I received from many friends regarding me, my friends and those affected by the disaster, and I was moved by those who offered to help.
At the time of the disaster, I had several friends vacationing in Krabi, Thailand, an island just east of the hard-hit resort area of Phuket. I'm happy to say they are all safe and well and were able to recount some of the destruction that took place down south. Cleanup efforts began almost immediately, and relatively speaking, Thailand is likely to emerge from this tragedy much better off than so many other places in the region. The country has become the hub of the relief effort and people are working hard to distribute aid to the hardest-hit areas.
I know it is difficult to be positive as you watch the death toll rise by thousands each day, but here, at least, people have slowly begun the process of piecing their lives back together. Nevertheless, the death and destruction is tragic indeed.
For those of you who have asked about donations, I would recommend sending money or any other type of aid to a large, transnational, nongovernmental organization such as the Red Cross. Sadly, local governments are coming under scrutiny for not spending money on the relief effort appropriately. In addition, places like India, Sri Lanka and Aceh, Indonesia -- already steeped in poverty before the tsunami -- are in far more dire need of contributions than Thailand.
I'll leave you with a parting thought about the people who have become my friends and neighbors since I arrived in Thailand shortly after graduating from OU in June 2003: "If a Thai man owns two shirts, he will give away both to the victims." -- A returning Swede praising the kindness of the Thai people.
Warm wishes,
Related links:
Past Letters from Sara
The Asia Times, where Sara works


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(Recasts throughout to lead with prosecutors rejecting new settlement offer)
By Leonardo Goy and Bruno Federowski
BRASILIA/SAO PAULO, May 24 (Reuters) - JBS SA's controlling shareholder, J&F Investimentos, proposed paying a 4 billion reais ($1.22 billion) fine as part of a leniency deal to settle Brazilian bribery and corruption charges, but the offer was rejected, a representative of the public prosecutors' office said on Wednesday.
The fine proposal is quadruple of what the holding company J&F had offered last week after bombshell allegations that its owners Joesley and Wesley Batista had bribed scores of Brazilian politicians but still short of the 11.2 billion reais prosecutors are seeking.
Joesley Batista, who is also JBS's chairman, made headlines last week after the revelation that he had recorded Brazilian President Michel Temer appearing to back the payment of bribes to a jailed politician. Temer has come under pressure to resign but he has denied the allegations and insisted he will not step down voluntarily.
Asked about a previous Wall Street Journal story saying the group was proposing to pay $1.3 billion, J&F said it would not be commenting on the plea bargain until an agreement was reached.
The plea negotiations are being closely watched by investors in JBS, whose shares have come under heavy pressure over the last week because of concern the blowback from the scandal could limit its funding options.
The bribery scandal is just one of several legal hazards facing the group, which mushroomed from a regional Brazilian slaughterhouse to the world's largest protein processor with the help of some 8 billion reais in government support.
JBS Chief Executive Wesley Batista arrived at the public prosecutor's office in Brasilia earlier in the afternoon and left by early evening. The prosecutors' office said there was no agreement today, but that "progress was made" and negotiations would continue.
Brazilian rules for corporate leniency deals call for fines of somewhere between 0.1 percent and 20 percent of their annual sales. The prosecutor's proposed 11.2 billion real fine would be equivalent to 5.8 percent of J&F's group revenue, including JBS and other companies J&F controls, ranging from a bank to a pulp producer.
Shares in another J&F-controlled company, Alpargatas SA , the maker of Havaianas flip flops, gained 5 percent on Wednesday, bolstered by reports from Reuters and elsewhere it was among assets that J&F had considered selling.
Banco Bradesco SA's investment banking unit, which J&F hired to help it sell another asset, dairy company Fábrica de Produtos Alimentícios Vigor SA, had also been advising the family on plans to merge Alpargatas' different classes of stock into common shares, three people with direct knowledge of the situation told Reuters on Tuesday.
Alpargatas said late on Tuesday that plan had been scrapped. Moves to cancel such share restructurings at Brazilian companies have in the past been preludes to asset sales.
Alpargatas, which J&F acquired from construction conglomerate Camargo Correa SA two-and-a-half years ago for 2.7 billion reais, could easily attract suitors and may now be worth more than 3 billion reais, one of the people with knowledge of the situation told Reuters.
JBS shares rose 2.3 percent, adding to gains of around 10 percent on Tuesday.
"Asset sales by J&F could bolster its cash situation, indirectly helping JBS," an equities trader from a major foreign bank said. "Still, there's a lot of uncertainty over what could be sold and for how much." ($1 = 3.2731 reais) (Additional reporting by Tatiana Bautzer; Writing by Christian Plumb; Editing by Andrew Hay)


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Has anyone found malibu blue bard stock for invitations. I am making boarding pass invitations and i havent found any malibu blue cardstock cheaper than 32.99 for 25 sheets.
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Posted 13 August 2014 - 10:07 AM
Here's 3 links I found and they're definitely not the price you have. Not sure if it's exactly what you want but you can take a look. I know a lot of the ladies on here have done DIY so they may have other suggestions as well.
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Posted 14 August 2014 - 09:32 AM
I would definitely say try Michaels, I got my shimmery ivory cardstock from there. I plan to order navy envelopes from paperandmore.com I believe that is the website. Also check on the DIY forum because many ladies list where they bought their products.
So far 79 adult guests + bride and groom + 13 kids = 164 room nights. Focused on planning without stressing.
Posted 14 August 2014 - 03:35 PM
I would try Michael's as well. If they don't have it, you could also check a scrapbook store in your area. Then you can see samples of the colour before purchasing.
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LOVING Dark Jane.
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LOVING Dark Jane.
Loving that we are starting to see a little something developing between Jane and Lisbon...even if he has to be drugged to recognize it! :)
As much as I love Simon Baker on my screen, I don't know how much longer I can watch any more Red John storylines. If it doesn't end soon, I might have to switch to something else. I can't remember how many seasons the mentalist has been on, but however many it is just too much. I do love the dark Jane as someone else said and I do love the chemistry between Jane and Lisbon, though.
I agree. There is so much else he can do with the department. I've lost all interest in Red John and I don't make the effort to watch anymore.
Click to see Spoiler:I don't have the article but it was posted online a few months back in regards to who RJ is and it was said that RJ is someone that we have seen on the show on a regular basis - so that would mean it is someone within the CBI - I say either Cho or Bertram
It couldn't possibly beClick to see Spoiler:Cho without totally destroying the ambiance of the group. None of the core 5 people can be RJ. After that anything goes. My bet is the slimy "boss"... the bald heavy guy, whose name I don't know although I think at one point he was ruled out as well and it looked likely to be a more G-Man looking guy, whose name I also forget. Sorry!
Can someone remind me. Has Rigsby's babymama just left, or is he sharing physical custody, one week in one place, one in another? Surely it must be the latter? She seemed like a sane woman, and if she's worried about his job she wouldn't just abandon the baby with him. He looked so sad this last episode... losing his awful dad, alone with his baby...surely not how he'd hoped his life would turn out.
I just may have to go back to recording and viewing this show for a while. Henry Ian Cusick is beginning a guest story arc this Sunday, I believe. I don't know how long his story arc is supposed to last or even too much of what it's about, but I will be checking it out.
So, basically this past episode was dedicated to getting Lorelai out of jail and learning she had a sister? They could have made it a side plot. I'm so sick of this whole RJ thing. We already supposed/knew that RJ was someone Jane already knew. So frustrating!
I really didnt think they would still have the red john story line going on after all this time. Sometimes Patrick seems crazy with his quest to find this guy. I like the shows where he is laid back and laughing at everyone.


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Published 8:00 pm, Monday, October 10, 2005
As the days begin to cool off and the leaves change color, it is time to begin planning for flu season.
The first step should be to make an appointment to receive your flu shot. Influenza or the flu can cause mild to severe illness, and at times can lead to death. The best way to prevent this illness is by getting a flu vaccination each fall. Anyone over the age of 6 months who would like to reduce their chances of getting the flu can get vaccinated. However, certain people should get vaccinated each and every year. They are either people who are at high risk of having serious flu complications or people who live with or care for those at high risk for serious complications.
To ensure those who are at highest risk of complications from influenza have access to vaccine this season, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that only those people in certain priority groups receive inactivated influenza vaccine (i.e. the "flu shot") until Oct. 24, 2005:
People aged 65 years and older, with and without chronic health conditions
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People aged 2 to 64 years with chronic health conditions
Children aged 6 to 23 months
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Beginning Oct. 24, all persons can get a flu shot.
For many the flu is mild illness, lasting a few days, and often causing missed work or school days. However, more than 200,000 people are hospitalized from flu complications and about 36,000 people a year die from flu. Flu symptoms may include fever (usually high), headache, extreme tiredness, dry cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle aches, and stomach symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea especially in young children. The inactivated influenza vaccine does not cause the flu. The most common side effects are soreness, redness, or swelling where the injection was given. Occasionally people will have a low temperature or aches within 48 hours of receiving the vaccine. Symptoms are much milder than the flu and are not the flu. The vaccine takes about two weeks to become effective.
In an effort to decrease waiting time and better serve you, flu shots will be given by appointment at the Huron County Health Department. Please call (989) 269-9721 ext. 133 to schedule your appointment. The following is a complete list of Outreach Flu Clinics to be conducted at the Huron County Health Department.
9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18 at Pigeon VFW Hall, 311 S. Main, Pigeon
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Flu vaccine injections will be given at the Huron County Health Department, by appointment, from 8:15 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. on Oct. 17, 24, 31, Nov. 4, 7, 10, 14, 18, 21, and 23. A late clinic will be conducted on Monday, Nov. 7 from 4 to 6 p.m.
Pneumonia vaccine is available to adults age 65 and over and younger people with health risks. The Health Department will be billing Medicare for flu and pneumonia vaccine so please bring your Medicare card with you. There will be a $20 fee for flu shots, and a $29 fee for pneumonia vaccine for individuals who do not have Medicare insurance.
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Pertrish History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
Anglo-Saxon names of Britain. It was originally a name for a person who worked as a hunter or someone who caught partridges. Occupational names that were derived from the common trades of the medieval era transcended European cultural and linguistic boundaries. Occupational names have remained fairly common in the modern period. This is attested to by the continuing appearance of occupational suffixes at the end of many English surnames. Some of these suffixes include: herd, monger, maker, hewer, smith, and wright.
Early Origins of the Pertrish family
Kent. However, the parish of Miserden, Yorkshire tells an important story of the family's early lineage. "The manor of Wishanger, here, is of very ancient date, and was the seat of the Partriges, of whom William Partrige, of Cirencester and Wishanger, was summoned by the heralds at their first visitation of the county in the reign of Henry VIII.; from him the manor descended lineally for ten generations, and it was the principal seat of the family until the commencement of the present century, when it was sold. The manor-house, though partly taken down and otherwise injured, is still standing, as a farmhouse; the porch bears the arms of Partrige impaling those of Ernley of Wiltshire, on a large stone over the entrance, Robert Partrige having married into the Ernley family in the 16th century." [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Lewis, Samuel, A Topographical Dictionary of England. Institute of Historical Research, 1848, Print.
Early History of the Pertrish family
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hundred years ago, spelling variations of names were a common occurrence. Elements of Latin, French and other languages became incorporated into English through the Middle Ages, and name spellings changed even among the literate. The variations of the surname Pertrish include Partridge, Pettridge, Patridge, Patrige, Partrich and others.
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A great wave of immigration to the New World was the result of the enormous political and religious disarray that struck England at that time. Families left for the New World in extremely large numbers. The long journey was the end of many immigrants and many more arrived sick and starving. Still, those who made it were rewarded with an opportunity far greater than they had known at home in England. These emigrant families went on to make significant contributions to these emerging colonies in which they settled. Some of the first North American settlers carried this name or one of its variants: John Partridge, who arrived in Virginia in 1615; Richard Partridge, who arrived in Virginia in 1620; Joe Partridge, who settled in Virginia in 1635; Mary Partridge, who arrived in Massachusetts in 1636.
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The plan is that I am going to set up Bugzilla in the next two weeks on LEAF. Simon, it is your sole duty to knock me in the head by start of next week if I don't send you a status update. :-)
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text: J.R. Pelmont wrote: > Kevin Korth <kkorth at cyberhighway.net> wrote: > > This is, once again, proof that it's easier to print than to > > retract...feathers in the wind, so to speak. > > Kevin Korth is perfectly right. Thank you, Kevin, and other for your input - it has all been very helpful (and informative). > 105°-1O8°C or so, if I remember well. Only some bacterial endospores > can resist for a while to 125-130°C. > <snip> > Indeed the occurence of living cells at 200-300°C was shown to be a > tale. As I've found. However, it does bring up some interesting points about the Tardigrade (below). > The double helix of DNA gets denatured,... This occurs between 70 > and 110°C according to the base composition. Interesting - what differences in bases allow this range of temperatures? More hydrogen bonding? > But I remember of no enzyme that is able to catalyze > efficiently a biological reaction at temperatures above 120°C, Which doesn't preclude higher ones being found, but is almost exactly what I asked for. Thank you. > Among hyperthermophiles most studied are Pyrococcus furiosus and > Thermotoga maritima (see data bases). See R. Jaenicke (1996) FEMS > Microbiol.Letters 18, 215-224; E.L. Shock (1996) Ciba Found. Sympos. > 202, 40-52. Thank you for the references also - I will look them up. I mentioned the Tardigrade above due to it's extreme temperature range. Based on "Five Kingdoms" by Margulis & Schwarts, these things (multicellular animals, about 0.5 mm acorss) survive temperatures from -270 deg-C to 151 deg-C, radiation about 1000 times the human lethal limit, dessication, and can form a spore- or cyst-like structure called a Tun that can survive for around 100 years. I'm *amazed* it can survive these extremes. -Brian Davis