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It amazes us that the bike industry still sells bikes without lights. Imagine a sports car maker suggesting that you'll drive only in daytime, and if you do go out at night, you can clamp battery lights to your front and rear bumpers! Fortunately, it's not difficult to retrofit your bike with great lights.
LED lights have revolutionized real-world cycling. They put out so much light that you can illuminate the road far ahead. They are key to spirited riding at night.
Many makers try to distract you with dazzling claims of brightness, but the shape of the beam is much more important than the lumens put out by your LED. It's important to have just the right amount of light where you need it, rather than blindly throw light in all directions.
The lights in our program are equipped with sophisticated reflectors that project the beam where you need it – on the road – rather than waste it by illuminating the sky and blinding oncoming traffic. More light is projected into the distance than the near field, so that you don't ride into a bright spot right that makes it difficult to see further ahead.
With these lights, we safely descend in the dark at speeds of 65 km/h (40 mph), even on curving roads. The LEDs don't burn out like old-style light bulbs. Without having to worry about batteries running out, we have found that the lights in our program are truly maintenance-free. All lights in our program are powered by generator hubs (available separately).
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The STEVAL-IPE014V1 is a daughterboard based on the STPMS2 "smart sensor" device, and is designed for use with the STPMC1-based STEVAL-IPE010V1 motherboard. Together the system provides a complete, ready-to-use energy meter application. When connected to the motherboard, each STEVAL-IPE014V1 daughterboard serves a single phase, converting and multiplexing the voltage and current information and sending the stream to the STPMC1 energy calculator IC.
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The brush won't spin and we need to try and change the belt. can't seem to figure out how to do that.
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The brush won't spin and we need to try and change the belt. can't seem to figure out how to do that.
What kind of vacuum is it? ... Vacuums
There seems to be a wheel that holds tension to the belt which came off. Now the belt spins and makes a grinding noise. I cant figure out how to get to the belt? Any one have advice?
I can help you a lot further if you can send me a picture of the bottom side of the vacuum. My email is [email protected] Once I see a picture this will help me tell you how to fix it. ... Dyson DC17 Animal Bagless Upright Cyclonic Vacuum
My Kenmore canister model (116) 26212601 works in hard-surface mode (basic suction), but the brush won't spin for carpets, and when I try to turn it on, it makes a whiny sound and then turns off as it does when I need to press the overload button. I looked inside a bit, and the belt isn't broken--it seems fine. So not sure what the problem is. Thanks for any help.
... Kenmore 27815 Bagged Canister Vacuum
Trying to change bottom belt for rotater brush and cant figure out how to put back together
Here is a link to the manual and the belts you need.Bissell 1694 Manual and Belts ... Bissell Powersteamer 1694 Upright Vacuum
Windtunnel belt I have a new Hoover Windtunnel canister. The belt keeps coming off. It happened a couple weeks ago (several times after putting the belt back on) so I assumed I might need a new belt as it might have dried out at the store. I ordered new belts and today I used it for about an hour and the belt came off again, twice. There doesn't seem to be anything to hold the belt on the stem as it seems to slip off. I have tried it centered, to the left and to the right....can you help. I am v
I've successfully used a compatible belt - Royal 104425001 .It's still new, but for the time being at least - it works. ... Hoover S3765-040 WindTunnel Bagless Canister Vacuum
Floor Attachment I took off my floor attachment, but now the belt seems to be off and I can't seem to get it back on right. I can't use the attachment and I don't know why it's so hard to figure this out. They say, just turn it to belt off, but when i turn it it lift's it up and can't line up with the belt off label. Then, when I turn it the other way, it's off. So I've been trying to pull it off so when it lines up with belt off, it's off. But the I turn it the other way and it's still off a
Try this,\015\012\015\012With the floor nozzle off the machine spin the belt lifter around until the red arrows match. If you look at the side that attaches to the vacuum you should be able to see the belt up on the hook. If is not on t ... Kirby Generation 3 Bagged Upright Vacuum
I have a Eureka 5902AVZ and the brushroll does not work. when i remove the belt, which is not torn nor worn out, the motor spins perfectly fine. Though when i put the brushroll back into place, it shows that the motor is trying to spin, but with resistance. it seems the brushroll will not spin if locked into place, because there is no attachment on the left side of the brushroll that will allow it to spin freely with the belt. am I missing some parts or is there something else wrong?
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Brush Roller Wondering if I need a new brush as well as a belt. The Roller seems to have trouble spinning when it makes contact with the carpet no matter how the height is set. Everything else seems to work fine. Do I need a new roller to fix this problem?
The bearings can go bad in the brushroll. It may need replaced, even if the brushes aren't worn. Helpful link....\015\012\015\012 ... Kirby G6 Bagged Upright Vacuum
How do i take the old belt off of my dyson dc 14? cant seem to figure out how to get the roller separated from the machine because i cant get the old belt off.
Go to: Dyson web site or \015\012\015\012 http://www.repairclinic.com/0100_24.asp\015\012\015\012There should be 4 to six screws holding the ... Vacuums
Changing belt while changing the brush belt the cog/gear fell out, ive tried to push it back it but it doesnt seem to stay...is there a way to snap it back in or is the unit broke?
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My Vacuum DC-17 has just quit sucking. It has been making quite a racket since I had the belt changed at a repair shop several months ago. I was told that the belt was a new design and figured that was why it was making so much noise. it seemed to work fine, was picking up dirt and all, but today, when I started vacumming, I noticed it was not sucking air either with the belt engaged or not. My vacuum is approx. 5 years old.
... Dyson DC17 Animal Bagless Upright Cyclonic Vacuum
Canister powerhead brush does not seem to spin when the carpet level adjustment is on any level other than "high". Could it be something as simple as needing a new belt and is there a difference in a regular belt as opposed to "whisper belt"?
The belt is worn/stretched to the point that it cannot take the load on low level setting due to more resistance against the carpet and there is also no signifagant difference between the two belts except for expecting a longer belt life from the whi ... Kenmore 25512/ 25513 Progressive Canister Vacuum
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Shark/cordless /sweeper - over four years old. Started - but seemed like it was caught and shut off almost immediately. Not used year around - tried to start after absence. I have removed some hair and perhaps dental floss. Checked belt - it seems O.K. Do I need a new battery or is it just worn out.
Check the brush,is there any dirt got stuck in between brush rolls.If there is then it needs to be cleaned.Your cordless sweeper will automatically shut off if an obstruction is caught in the brush roll. the other thing to checks is dust contai ... Vacuums
Have Fresh Aire 2.1 about 4 years was running great then went dead. I cant find where the fuse is and have unit apart. I plug in no fan dim display shows to errors. Unit was pretty dirty at the time. I need schematic and suggestions. Also need to knpw how to remove the honeycomb from the light unit to check for blown bulb. Seems brittle and I could break it with trying to pry with augur or sharp screwdiver object.
I'm sorry this may only be a partial help. But fuses are usually very close to the motor, OR where the switch is located. Pretty easy to find by testing but you have to be or so careful you dont electricute yourself. Now if your testing shows v ... Vacuums
I am trying to change the belt on a hoover legacy dirt finder. I cannot figure out how to get to the inside pully where the belt hooks
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Changing belts I cant figure out how to replace belt on my hoover cleaner model u4537-910
Turn vac over, remove the 4 screws holding the bottom plate covering the brush roll. There are 2 belts, one is a V belt ( 38528034) for the brush roll, the other is a flat belt (38528035) that goes from the larger pulley and the motor shat, put it o ... Hoover U6437-900 / U6439-900 Windtunnel Bagged Upright Vacuum
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I think i need to change the belt on my vacuum, there seems to be a loss of suction when pushing the vacuum. Where can I get one and how do I change it?
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Last night as I was vacuuming, I noticed that the belt stop indicator light was on. I pulled out the hair that had gotten tangled around the brush in hopes of solving the problem. It didn't change things. I then unscrewed the entire bottom piece to take out the brush roller. I removed hair from the end piece of the brush roller and reattached the belt; however, I cannot figure out where the microchip is supposed to go so that I can reassemble the base piece by screwing it back together. It seems
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The Bologna Performing Arts Center is dedicated to providing exceptional artistic and educational opportunities to children in the Mississippi Delta region. Through our affiliation with Delta State University, we are able to offer a variety of programming to suit the needs of local families, school children, and educators. Through programs such as the School-Time Matinee Series, the Janice Wyatt Mississippi Summer Arts Institute, the Partners in Education program through the John F. Kennedy Centers for the Performing Arts, and other arts education initiatives, the Bologna Center is able to provide access to outlets for artistic enrichment to the local community.
The Bologna Performing Arts Center is a proud supporter of the Mississippi Alliance for Arts Education. Visit the MAAE Website to learn more about the organization and how to become a member.
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Exposure to the arts contributes to the overall cognitive and social development of children. Providing students with a creative outlet of expression can improve academic achievement, accommodate a wide variety of learning styles, promote diverse multicultural perspectives, and aid in the development of positive self-esteem in adolescents. Arts education is an essential component in preparing youth for their future careers. Aspects such as team-work, self-discipline, and communication skills are promoted throughout the fine arts curriculum, and provide students with useful tools that will help them achieve goals and aspirations.
"The arts are an essential element of education, just like reading, writing, and arithmetic…music, dance, painting, and theater are all keys that unlock profound human understanding and accomplishment."
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Be on the lookout for buckeye rot when we get wet weather and wet soils. This is more a problem on tomatoes grown on flat culture because the fungus is soil borne. Staked tomatoes generally are not affected unless soil splashes onto the fruit. Symptoms of Buckeye Rot on green fruit include brownish-tan lesions that have a definitive concentric appearance. As lesions form the fruit will begin to soften up, this is quite different than Late blight which will cause a dark brownish/ black lesion with the fruit remaining somewhat firm. Unlike Late blight, Buckeye rot won't attack the foliage. For more information on control please see the 2010 Delaware Commercial Vegetable Production Recommendations.
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The Operation Compassion discrepancies were numerous and persistent. They included valuations on its own tax filings of received donations far in excess of those listed by donating charities on their own tax returns documents, confusion over the identity of some individual donors responsible for tens of millions of dollars of goods, and insufficient or inadequate paperwork.
Depending on what gets changed, the Operation Compassion restatement could have a significant ripple effect throughout the charity world. That's because much of what Operation Compassion took in went out in the form of donations to other charities--presumably valued in many instances at no less than the values Operation Compassion says it will now reduce. That might force receiving charities--many of which fight for donor cash on the basis of presumed financial efficiencies--to amend downward their own financial statements. Operation Compassion's tax returns over the four years list scores of charities receiving its GIK, some in the tens of millions of dollars.
The situation also underscores one of the dirty but legal secrets of the GIK word: Multiple charities often claim credit for the same noncash gift as it moves from one nonprofit to another to another in a "daisy chain" that makes each seem bigger and more financially efficient. However, at the same time charity experts say it often takes the efforts of several nonprofits to collect, move and distribute the same batch of goods to locations domestic and foreign.
So far, at least, there is no allegation of completely nonexistent gifts or culpable fraud on the part of Operation Compassion, which is based in Cleveland, Tenn., near Chattanooga. But there are some eyebrow-raisers.
One disputed item was a 2008 donation to Operation Compassion of medicines valued at $18 million from a Canadian charity that soon had its charitable registration revoked after a government audit found gross exaggeration of values and management improprieties. Operation Compassion now acknowledges it can't adequately document the transaction. In another instance, Operation Compassion listed on its tax filing a nearly $10 million gift from a nonexistent charity in Rochester, N.Y., although it now appears there in fact was a gift and Operation Compassion somehow got wrong in its tax filing the name and address of the donor.
David Lorency, Operation Compassion's low-key president, said he was unaware of problems until Forbes contacted him with questions about various statements on its tax filings. After looking into the matter for a week, he told Forbes, "I am disappointed by our mistakes of the past but we are going to make sure this will never happens again." Lorency--who personally signed the four tax returns, which are filed under penalty of perjury--blamed the problems on rapid growth, inadequate personnel and a focus more on making sure that goods arrived rather than determining their correct value and source.
Besides adding staff, Lorency said Operation Compassion is working as fast as it can to fix its GIK valuations and expects to file amended IRS Form 990 tax returns for the four calendar years 2008 to 2011 (the return for 2012 hasn't been filed yet). Operation Compassion's total reported revenue over that period was $931 million, all but $12 million of that noncash GIK. Lorency said his best estimate now is that the amended returns will reduce total revenues by $200 million to $250 million.
"We do not want to count any values on any amended 990 that will not meet the correct standards of GIK issues, ownership, correct value and documentation," Lorency said in an email to Forbes. "We are going through every donation and will only count what meets the correct standard of GIK values. Whatever bottom line number we end up with will be reported." His comment raises the possibility that Operation Compassion booked as revenue goods it handled for others but never received as gifts to itself.
However, Lorency said that Operation Compassion would be making fixes more out of an abundance of caution and the current regulatory climate. "We will do it even though we were advised we were able to count those values," he said. "Because of the current issue in counting values, we will correct all issues. After we amend the 990's for 2008 to 2011 we want to be totally accurate for the past and present."
Operation Compassion is No. 51 on the current Forbes list of the largest U.S. charities, reporting $203 million in private donations received for 2011. That actually was down from $263 million in 2010, a big year for Operation Compassion and many other aid charities because of the devastating earthquake in Haiti at year's start. Forbes also ranked Operation Compassion in a tie with four other GIK charities as the list's most financially efficient, a position that Operation Compassion touts on its own website.
Whether Operation Compassion remains on the Forbes list, which is based on the amount of private donations received, will depend in part on the extent of the revision for 2011. Last month, Forbes removed from its list another GIK charity, World Help, of Forest, Va., after the charity said it was reducing the amount of claimed donations received in half from $227 million to $100 million. Most of that was due to a $3 million donation of medicines from Direct Relief International, also on the Forbes largest-charities list, that World Help reported as being worth $100 million. World Help president Vernon Brewer said his organization was the victim of a sketchy consultant and fraudulent documentation.
The noncash nature of GIK donations makes them susceptible to considerable puffery when it comes to valuation. Forbes has been writing about this problem for years and years. A long story in late 2011 detailed the way some GIK charities marked up donated deworming medicine worth 2 cents a pill by as much as 81,000%, again making organizations seem bigger and more financially efficient and perhaps deceiving would-be cash donors. Citing valuation abuse, Forbes took two nonprofits off its largest charities list, Crista Ministries of suburban Seattle and Islamic Relief USA of Arlington, Va. A variety of state and federal regulators are examining the valuation practices of GIK nonprofits.
Operation Compassion was founded as an arm of the Church of God, a 127-year-old pentecostal Christian denomination also based in Cleveland, with 1 million members in the United States and 7 million around the world. The charity is in the process of becoming independent of the church, partly, Lorency said, because the charity's explosive growth presented more of a risk to the church. In 2002, two years after Lorency, a minister by training, became Operation Compassion's executive director, it reported just $5 million in donations, all cash. By 2006, the year Lorency became president, Operation Compassion reported $146 million in donations received, all but $560,000 of that GIK. The charity now acts largely as a shipping agency, arranging for donated goods–generally food, clothing, household goods and building supplies–to move from from its warehouse in Cleveland to needed locations domestically and abroad.
After the World Help scandal broke, Forbes scrutinized the tax filings of other rapidly growing GIK charities. To put it mildly, those of Operation Compassion stood out when compared with those of other charities with which it did charitable business.
Some examples:
–The 2010 990 listed receipt of $94 million of clothing and household items from Kids in Distressed Situations, or K.I.D.S., a New York City GIK charity. But the K.I.D.S. 990 listed donations to Operation Compassion of just $20 million--some $74 million less. In 2011 Operation Compassion reported receiving $43 million from K.I.D.S., but the K.I.D.S. 990 for that year listed gifts of just $9 million--$34 million less. Lorency said Operation Compassion in fact got the goods but that most of that largess came from Fashion Delivers Charitable Foundation, a separate clothing industry-sponsored nonprofit that shared offices with K.I.D.S., as well as directly from individual clothing manufacturers. He said Operation Compassion wrongly assumed the goods were all coming from K.I.D.S, which is standing by its filings. Fashion Delivers says it is helping Operation Compassion sort out the confusion. But there yet may be additional issues to be resolved with the valuation. Operation Compassion says it values goods at the estimated retail price less 40% to approximate wholesale value, which is the usual standard used in the nonprofit world. Lorency said Operation Compassion used retail prices as a base because they can be ascertained more easily. However, in many instances this resulted in Operation Compassion posting values much higher than its donors. Lorency says his organization is looking into its methodology.
–Soles4Souls, an Old Hickory, Tenn., GIK charity that routes surplus new shoes to other charities for distribution to the needy, said in its 2010 990 that it sent Operation Compassion shoes valued at $9 million. But in its 990 Operation Compassion valued the gift at $24 million–2 1/2 times more. Soles4Souls controller Tim Deats, a former shoe-industry manager, told Forbes his charity values gifts at estimated manufacturing cost, a low figure since most shoes are imported from China. He said that works out to 25% to 35% of U.S. retail value. Lorency said Operation Compassion estimated the shoes were worth $41 million at retail and, applying its usual methodology, booked the gift at 60% of that value.
–In its 990 for 2011, Operation Compassion listed receipt of a $16.6 million gift of household goods from Gleaning for the World, a Concord, Va. GIK charity. But Gleaning President Ronald T. Davidson told Forbes his organization figured the wholesale value for its financial statements at just $6.3 million. Davidson said it was his understanding that through clerical errors Operation Compassion double-counted the gift and then inexplicably boosted the value. Davidson, a minister, said he is a friend of Lorency and considers Operation Compassion a well-meaning operation but one whose accounting is "sloppy as heck."
–In its 990s for 2009 and 2010, Operation Compassion said it received a total of $25 million in building supplies from Mountain Re-Source Center, the operating name of Faith Mountain Ministries, a GIK charity now based in East Canton, Ohio, that arranges for surplus roof and flooring goods to reach needy parties. But Faith Mountain's 990s listed no gifts at all to Operation Compassion and, indeed, total annual revenues of only about $500,000 a year. Faith Mountain Executive Director Herbert Miller said his charity didn't include the goods in its own financials because it doesn't take title to them but merely arranged their movement from industry donors to recipients like Operation Compassion. However, that might mean Operation Compassion should have attributed the gifts to their actual manufacturing donors. Lorency said the paperwork he got bore the name of Mountain Re-Source Center.


text: There have been some rather unflattering things stated about the upcoming OCA All American Council on some websites. One site, in particular, seems to attract nasty postings, conspiracy theorists, and in general, people with axes to grind. That isn't to say comments and posts on that site are never correct. Sometimes, things posted are correct, whether there or elsewhere. In part to respond to such "bad press" on the internet, the preconciliar commission of the OCA has posted some FAQs and answers. These are helpful reading, and are good for us to read regardless of the degree to which we are following internal OCA matters. Of course, for non-Orthodox, this isn't news-worthy at all, but for readers of this site who are Orthodox, especially those who are in the OCA, this is newsworthy.


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Wrap lights before storing. When taking down your lights, wrap them around a piece of cardboard or a wrapping paper tube to prevent them from getting tangled in storage. Tape the ends of the light strings to the cardboard with low-tack masking tape to keep them secure.
Find a cool place for candles. Holiday candles should be stored in a cool place, such as a basement or the refrigerator if possible. Wrap them in cellophane (available at paper goods or crafts stores) to keep them from melting together or transferring color if they get warm. Don't use plastic wrap or waxed paper, as these materials might melt onto the candle in excessive heat.
Make bubble wrap your last step. For more delicate Christmas ornaments, store with bubble wrap -- but never place it directly against an ornament. First, wrap fragile or vintage ornaments in acid-free tissue paper, then add a layer of bubble wrap and place in a cardboard box. We like storing all of our Christmas ornaments in stacked holiday boxes (shown).
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[3/12/2014] Rakuten Eagles, Seibu Lions, Softbank Hawks, Orix Buffaloes, Nippon Ham Fighters
by Gen on Mar.13, 2014 @ 12:02 am, under NPB
Rakuten Eagles
- 1st round draft pick Yuki Matsui threw seventy-one pitches in the bullpen on Tuesday. Source: Sports Hochi 3/12/2014
Seibu Lions
- Hideto Asamura missed his second straight exhibition game on Wednesday because he was not feeling well (fever). Source: Nikkan Sports 3/12/2014
Softbank Hawks
- Brian Wolfe was diagnosed with the flu. He will rest at his home in Fukuoka for a few days. His started on the 15th against Yomiuri at YafuOku Dome was canceled. Kenichi Nakata will get the start. Source: Nikkan Sports 3/12/2014, Sponichi 3/12/2014
Orix Buffaloes
- The Buffaloes have dropped their last five straight. The pitching staff has allowed thirty-seven runs in the five games. Source: Sponichi 3/12/2014
- Chihiro Kaneko is scheduled to throw about forty pitches during his start against Rakuten at Kyocera Dome on Thursday. Source: Nikkan Sports 3/12/2014
- The Buffaloes introduced the 2014 Bs Girls (cheerleading group) during at a team rally at a hotel in Osaka on Wednesday. Source: official announcement, Daily Sports 3/12/2014
Nippon Ham Fighters
- Yuki Saito threw about fifty pitches in the bullpen on Tuesday. Source: Nikkan Sports 3/12/2014 ... Saito threw forty-two pitches over four shutout innings against Seibu on Wednesday. He wanted to get in a little more work after his outing and threw about twenty more pitches in the bullpen. Source: Sponichi 3/12/2014


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Niesytno Castle (Polish: Zamek Niesytno) was a castle in the south-west of Poland, near the village of Płonina (German name: Nimmersath), situated west of Bolków. When the castle had turned into ruins, the Płonina Palace was built at the same site, though the place is still often referred to as Niesytno Castle. It has decayed over the years, and only its ruins have remained. It is in private hands and closed for public, but is along the touristic Piastowskich Castle Route (Szlak Zamków Piastowskich).
The first mentioning of Niesytno Castle dates back to the 13th century, but it is not known by whom it was built. Legends tell of occupation by Hussite and mercenaries, and therefore it was also named Zakątek Strachu or Angstwinkel (Polish and German for "corner of fear"). From the second part of the 15th century until the 17th century, the castle was inhabited by the "von Zedlitz" lineage. It has been a military defense structure for several times. Later, the castle became a renaissance palace.
During the Second World War, German airmen (the luftwaffe) resided in the palace, preparing themselves for battle at the eastern front. The resistance used the palace as home during summer season. At that time it gradually turned into ruins. Thereafter, it was owned by the automobile manufacturer "Fabryka Samochodów Ciężarowych" from Lublin. Some repairs were carried out at that time, though neighboring population stole the building materials little by little. The palace weathered until 1990.
On the 2nd of July 1990, while belonging to Elizabeth Zawadzkie-Malickiej from 1984, it burned down due to arson, which ruined the palace. The current state of the buildings yield even more damage. Parts of the brick walls remained after the fire.
The buildings are not open for public, but it is possible to walk around the premises and get a glimpse of what is left of the buildings. The castle is located on a hill surrounded by forest, and the remainders of the tower of the castle are visible from some distance. Most of the other parts of the ruins are hidden behind trees. Some caves can be found around the ruins, which once probably were basement and other rooms.


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text: On Mon, 18 Oct 2010, Thomas Gleixner wrote:> I agree in general, but this is stupid as hell. No fcking interface> should exposed kernel internal flag bits just as hex values and no> fcking luser space should rely on it to be a subject of no change.> > Seriously, if we can't even change TIF_* bits anymore then we are> doing something wrong. That's a pure kernel internal affair and> subject to change.> I agree, and when I added them to the show_state() dumps, I should have probably enumerated the bits of interest to userspace and printed them much like taint flags: use 'M' for my bit of interest, TIF_MEMDIE, which gives access to memory reserves. We care a _lot_ about detecting hung tasks that have that bit set because it usually indicates a VM problem where we've allowed complete depletion of memory reserves. There's no other way to detect that, so we need to export TIF_MEMDIE somehow and if that's by doing (ti->flags & TIF_MEMDIE) ? "M" : "" then that's fine by me. I hope we can do that before changing its value, though.


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Pumpkin Shake Recipe inside
I was looking for something with pumpkin and came up with this idea.
1/2 c. canned pumpkin
2 TBSP cream
1 egg
1 scoop vanilla whey
2 tbsp flax
1 tsp pumpkin pie spice
ice cubes
This turned out very nice.:up:
i want to make a pumpkin egg cream with coconut milk soon but i just don't want it to turn out gross lol
OOHHHH this was so good.:love:Just finished it.It was also very filling,Im so full.Probably will replace dinner tonight.
I'll try to give that a go. I will likely up the cream a bit though :blush: and probably throw in an egg.
Mine had an egg and I did use extra cream:oLOL.
Wish I could do these - but, the calories are so high for me!
[COLOR="DarkOrchid"]What size can of pumpkin? I have the super big one and I really doubt that's what you used!:laugh:[/COLOR]
I have made a standard egg cream and just thrown in a scoop of pumpkin. Very good.
1/3 of a small can.
I'd like to suggest you try making pumpkin ice cubes. You can eliminate the extra ice and it really makes of a good, thick shake.
This version has fewer calories...
[COLOR=orangered]Pumpkin Spice Protein Shake:[/COLOR]
Water (start with a little and add more until you're got the consistency desired)
1 serving whey protein powder (add this last)
2 blocks of frozen pumpkin (ice cube size)
1/4 t pumpkin pie spice
1 t sugar free maple syrup or maple extract to taste (optional)
stevia or other sweetener
pinch of salt. (optional)
You can add a little cream or an ounce of cream cheese, etc. if you like. These can easily be adjusted for just about everyone.
I can't imagine eating a raw egg. :sick: Can I leave it out and enojoy? :notwrthy::aprayer:
DiamondDeb, you're the master of the protein shakes! I printed out several of your recipes years ago and I LOVE them. I pass them on to others frequently. I haven't tried the pumpkin ice cubes yet, but that sounds good.
Kaimi2008, you don't need an egg for a good shake, but it wouldn't hurt you, either. ;)
pumpkin cubes/ tell me more please
Do the same with coconut milk & add to shakes.
i tried pumpkin in my egg cream and it wasnt great..wasnt bad but wasnt great.... so i think i'm over it now. sticking to simple recipes
Thanks Kimberli & DiamondDeb!!!
Everybody.................This tastes EXACTLY like a pumpkin pie, AND has the consistency of a regular milk shake!!!
Deb, thanks for the tip on freezing the pumpkin. I also froze the heavy cream. With those two ingredients frozen, there is no need for additional ice cubes.
I can't stress this enough, pre-freezing the ingredients makes all the difference! I never did like the ice chunks in ANY of these shakes made with regular ice, no matter how small the ice chips were.
This is very creamy, very smooth, and tastes EXACTLY like a slice of pumpkin pie.
Another great thing is that there is NO special protein powder in here! There are just a few simple ingredients that you probably all have laying around the kitchen.
About the raw egg, get over it (LOL). Believe me, no one on here could possibly be more disguisted about eating a raw egg in anything than I could be. Believe me, you will NEVER taste it, or even think about it once you taste how good this is!
This also makes a great quick and easy meal replacement, in addition to an after dinner treat.
Nutrition info and more tips below pics.
You can see from the pic how thick and creamy this is. Notice how the straw stands up, and how there are no little ice particles on top.
This is all you will need for the entire recipe! (pumpkin, cream, egg, spice, sweetener, and water) How simple is that???
Just combine all ingredients at once, and blend. Here is a pic of the frozen cream being added.
Here is a pic of the frozen pumpkin being added.
Add the water, mix, and enjoy!!!
Here is the nutritional info:
1/3 Cup Pumpkin.......................26 calories.......2.6 carbs.......(.3) fat.......1.3 protein
1/4 Cup Heavy Cream...............200 calories.......1.7 carbs.........22 fat......1.2 protein
1 egg......................................71 calories.......(.4) carbs..........5 fat.........6 protein
2 Teaspoons Sweetener Blend.......0 calories..........0 carbs..........0 fat.........0 protein
1/4 Teaspoon Pumpkin Pie Spice....0 calories..........0 carbs..........0 fat.........0 protein
1/2 Cup Water............................0 calories..........0 carbs..........0 fat.........0 protein
Totals....................................297 calories.......4.7 carbs.......27.3 fat.......8.5 protein
This shake is about 83% fat as is, so it would also work out great for you fat fasters, or anyone on Banta.
But, if you want a little more protein, simply throw in a scoop of your favorite vanilla or unflavored protein powder. If you want a little more fiber, add a Tablespoon of flax, you won't even notice it with the strong pumpkin flavor.
If this does NOT taste exactly like a pumpkin pie to you, try adding a little more pumpkin spice or a little more sweetener. You could also try a dash of cinnamon.
This is really quick, really easy, and really tasty!!!
That is pretty much the exact ingredients that I have been using and yes, it does taste just like pumpkin pie. Love the idea of freezing the cream and pumpkin though, instead of adding ice. I also add about 1/2 cup of Hood's Calorie Countdown milk if I have it on hand.
FYI: thats what my brother used to say when I would spill my drink at the table. Only with a "she":laugh:
Yum! I know what I'm having for dinner tonight!
Freezing cream? It doesn't separate out and get chunky, huh? Guess it doesn't matter when you're blending it up in a shake, LOL. Fabulous pics again, Bobo! Great idea to freeze the pumpkin and just use that in place of ice.
How can I make this work for induction? Is the protein powder ok for induction?
Pumpkin Spice Protein Shake:
Water (start with a little and add more until you're got the consistency desired)
1 serving whey protein powder (add this last)
2 blocks of frozen pumpkin (ice cube size)
1/4 t pumpkin pie spice
1 t sugar free maple syrup or maple extract to taste (optional)
stevia or other sweetener
pinch of salt. (optional)
bump (why oh why do my posts never seem to get replied to (sniffing arm pits - both left and right....do I smell?) :dunno:
Hi Jody,
Everything in there looks induction friendly to me.
Most protein powders usually only have 1 to 2 carbs per scoop, so no problem there.
Two cubes of pumpkin are probably pretty close to 1/3 of a cup that I used in my recipe above, and only had about 2.6 carbs
1/4 t pumpkin pie spice, 0 carbs
1 T artificial sweetener, 0 carbs
Based on just those 4 ingredients you asked about, I would say go for it!
By the way, no, you don't smell. I have been out all day. Here is some love for you :hugs:
:hugs::heart:Thanks bobo. Right back acha!
(did I mention that I am excited about that pumpkin shake? Thank you!)
Jody, I think this would be fine if you're not doing strict induction, but when doing strict induction you pretty much eat only meat, cheese, eggs and a very minimal amount of vegetable. Now don't get up in arms with me anyone, I'm just saying that's the rules for strict 2-week induction. If you are just trying to keep carbs low then I'd say the shake is ok to include in your plan.
Bobo - the shake sounds wonderful!
Wow, this really does look good. I will be trying this aso, thank you.:kicking::clap::clap:
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Daddy Smarts 2: The First Two Years
Every nine seconds a baby is born in the United States, and in the split second that one life begins, countless others are changed forever. Becoming a father is one of the most wonderful, enlightening, crazy, scary, frustrating, and enjoyable experiences a man will ever go through, yet no one tells you what you are really in for until your child arrives. Daddy Smarts: The First Two Years is as close as it gets. In this follow up to Daddy Smarts: A Guide for Rookie Dads, best-selling author and veteran father of three, Bradley Richardson tells you everything you need toknow regarding your baby, your wife, and your life as a dad through the terrible twos-all from an entertaining and informative male perspective. Organized into eight major sections that follow the first 24 months of your child's life, Daddy Smarts: The First Two Years consists of brief chapters, sidebars, and examples from real dads from all walks of life. No subject is off-limits as Richardson advises his brethren on such matters as a baby's many excretions (and how to handle them) and sex (or not) in the post-pregnancy world. Each chapter concludes with a bulleted summary of key points with a suggested action plan and checklist. Eminently usable, conversational, and energetic, Daddy Smarts provides positive and negative scenarios, situations and anecdotes that readers can identify with, learn from, and, ultimately, be inspired by.
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This first issue for 2011 reports the recommendations made at the recent 14th International Conference of Drug Regulatory Authorities (ICDRA) hosted by the Health Sciences Authority, Singapore, and held from 30 November to 3 December 2010. The success of the conference was confirmed by the presence of 345 participants from over 90 agencies. In addition to the event, participants were invited to celebrate thirty years of ICDRAs and an article describing the personal reminiscences of a frequent participant, highlights important regulatory issues discussed since the ICDRA was initiated.
A feature article focuses on Inspection of API manufacturing sites by the WHO Prequalification of Medicines Programme (PQP). Ensuring the quality of the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) greatly contributes to achieving the objective of building the quality, safety and efficacy into the product. One of the strategies employed by PQP to achieve this is through inspection of API manufacturing sites to assess compliance with good manufacturing practices (GMP) and to verify data submitted in product dossiers.
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Thursday-Saturday, March 20-22
High school basketball - Region V-Class 2A Championships: Boys and girls teams from Skagway, Angoon, Hoonah, Kake, Klawock, Yakutat, Hydaburg and Thorne Bay compete for the right to represent Southeast Alaska at the Class 2A state tournament in Anchorage. All region tournament games and matchups are TBA at Juneau-Douglas High School. Games on Thursday are Skagway girls vs. Hoonah at 11:15 a.m., Yakutat boys vs. Klawock at 1 p.m., Klawock girls vs. Hydaburg at 3 p.m., Skagway boys vs. Hoonah at 4:45 p.m., Angoon girls vs. Yakutat at 6:45 p.m. and Kake boys vs. Angoon at 8:30 p.m. Games on Friday are Klawock-Hydaburg girls loser vs. Angoon-Yakutat loser at 11:15 a.m., Skagway-Hoonah boys loser vs. Kake-Angoon loser at 1 p.m., Kake girls vs. Skagway-Hoonah winner at 3 p.m., Hydaburg boys vs. Yakutat-Klawock winner at 4:45 p.m., Klawock-Hydaburg boys winner vs. Angoon-Yakutat winner at 6:45 p.m. and Skagway-Hoonah boys winner vs. Kake-Angoon winner, 8:30 p.m. Saturday's games start with the girls fourth-sixth place game at 8 a.m., the boys fourth-sixth place game at 9:45 p.m., the skills competitions at 11:30 a.m., the girls third-fifth place game at 2 p.m. and the boys third-fifth place game at 3:45 p.m. The girls championship game is at 5:45 p.m. on Saturday and the boys title game is at 7:30 p.m.
Friday, March 21
Roughhouse Friday boxing - Doors open at 6 p.m. with bouts starting at 7:30 p.m. at the Alaska Native Brotherhood Hall. Main events include lightweights Scott "Kid Roo" Robinson of Sitka against David Ripley of Juneau in one bout, with heavyweights Russ "Dirt" Stevens of Juneau vs. "Crazy" Eddie Cavett of Anchorage in the other. General admission seats are $20, with ringside table seats $30. Tickets available at Marlintini's Lounge and ANB Hall. Info: Joe Isturis, 723-0915, or Bob Haag of Anchorage-based Big H Promotions, 1-907-274-8575.
Saturday, March 22
Juneau Department of Parks and Recreation Saturday ski/snowshoe - Meet at 9:30 a.m. at the Spaulding Meadows Trailhead, Mile 12.3 Glacier Highway, for a moderate trek through the Spaulding Meadows Trail and Auke Mountain area. Bring cross-country skis and/or snowshoes, wear warm layers of clothing and bring plenty of food and water. No dogs or firearms allowed. Info: Juneau Department of Parks and Recreation, 586-5226.
Juneau Alpine Club - Mount McGinnis trek, bring snowshoes, ice axe, crampons and safety gear to this high energy trek. An alternate trek will be scheduled if the March 15 Mount McGinnis event was successful. Always call the trip leader before the event to let them know you plan to participate. Info: Trip leader Tim Arness, 209-2589.
Sunday, March 23
57th Annual Gold Medal Basketball Tournament - B Bracket: Reliable Transfer vs. Klawock, 12:30 p.m.; Kake Tlingit Heat vs. Angoon ANB, 3:30 p.m.; Metlakatla Wolf Pack vs. Yakutat, 6:30 p.m.; Haines Merchants vs. Huna ANB, 9:30 p.m. C Bracket: Klukwan Chilkats vs. Huna Totem Oldtimers, 11 a.m.; Metlakatla Taquan Masters vs. Kake ANB, 2 p.m.; Klawock Old Totems vs. Sitka ANB, 5 p.m.; Angoon ANS vs. Yakutat, 8 p.m.
Southeast Road Runners club missing equipment - The club lost a bright orange "Runners on the Road" sign during the Flannagan's Run event held Saturday, March 15, in Douglas. The sign is about 4x4 feet, bright orange, mesh and expensive to replace, SERR equipment manager Don Beard said. It was windy during the race, so Beard said he believes the sign must have blown loose from its stand because the stand remained where it was placed, about a mile toward Douglas from the Douglas Bridge on the downhill side of the Douglas Highway. A couple of SERR members looked around in the area and couldn't find the sign. If anybody knows the whereabouts of the sign, please call Beard. The signs are needed to keep runners safe during races. Info: Don Beard, 586-6400 (days) or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Juneau Alpine Club monthly meeting - Meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1, at the Douglas Library community room. Info: Don Larsen, 789-2036.
Juneau Sports Association softball registration - Registration for men's and women's softball leagues take place at 6 p.m. and coed registration is at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 26, at the Travelodge conference room. Info: JSA executive director Tina Lee, 463-3433, by e-mail at email@example.com, or on the Web at http://www.jsaweb.org.
MS Walk or Run (5K) - Registration for this fund-raising event is going on now, and team registration forms can be picked up at JRC/The Alaska Club, Foggy Mountain Shop or Mendenhall Auto. This event takes place at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 19, at the Brotherhood Bridge Parking Lot, with registration at 9 a.m. Groups of four or more can enter as teams. Info: PeggyAnn McConnochie, 586-3540, or Rick Anderson, 789-3678.
HoopTime basketball shooting clinic - Former Juneau-Douglas High School boys and girls basketball coach Jim Hamey will be teaching basketball players ages 10-18 various types of shots on Saturday and Sunday, April 19-20, at the Dzantik'i Heeni Middle School gym. The fee for this two-day clinic is $50 for members of the Amateur Athletic Union (all HoopTime players that have paid their fees are AAU members) or $62 for non-AAU members. There is a small fee for online registration. The clinic is offered on a first-come, first-served basis and only 80 players will be accepted. Info: Edd Webb, 789-8436, by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com, or on the Web at http://www.hooptime-basketball.org.
Water Safety Instructor course - This WSI course, cosponsored by the American Red Cross and the Augustus G. Brown Swimming Pool, takes place from April 22-May 17 at the pool and is for anybody wanting to be certified to teach swim lessons. All participants must be at least 17 years old and be able to pass a precourse skills test and possess a current FIT (Fundamentals of Instructor Training) certificate, although FIT classes will be offered in conjunction with the WSI course. There is a mandatory precourse session at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 16, and you should bring a swimsuit to the class for work in the pool. Course times are 5:30-9 p.m. on April 22, 24, 29, May 1, 6, 8, 13 and 15, and from 8:30 a.m. to noon on April 26 and May 17. The course fees are $78.75 (payable to the City of Juneau), with a materials and certification fee of $56 (payable to the American Red Cross). Info: Augustus G. Brown Swimming Pool, 586-5325.
Julie Hughes Triathlon volunteers - Volunteers are needed for the 19th annual Julie Hughes Triathlon in Sitka. The triathlon takes place at 9 a.m. on Saturday, May 11, and all registration takes place from 5-7:30 p.m. on Friday, May 10. Adult athletes will cover a course with a 1,000-meter swim, a 12-mile bike and a five-mile run. Youth athletes (age 12-younger) will have a course with a 500-meter swim, a four-mile bike and a two-mile run. Info: Kristy Totten, 1-907-747-3024.
Youth open gyms - Meet from 8-11 p.m. on Saturdays (March 22) at Dzantik'i Heeni Middle School gym. Friday night youth open gyms at Floyd Dryden Middle School have been canceled due to lack of participants. Youth open gyms are free for students in grades 5-12. Info: Community schools director Joyce Kitka, 463-1700, Ext. 327.
Adult volleyball/basketball open gyms - Meet from 8-10 p.m. on Fridays (times are 7-9 p.m. on March 21 and 28 due to spring break) and from 7-9 p.m. on Sundays (March 23 and 30) at Dzantik'i Heeni Middle School gym. Cost is $4. Info: Community Schools, 463-1700, Ext. 325.
Adult soccer open gyms - Meet from 8-10 p.m. on Fridays (times are 7-9 p.m. on March 21 and 28 due to spring break) or from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Sundays (March 23 and 30) at Floyd Dryden Middle School gym. Meet from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Mondays (March 24) at the Dzantik'i Heeni Middle School gym. Cost is $4. Info: Community Schools, 463-1700, Ext. 325.
Gastineau Channel Little League open gyms - Gym time for GCLL players is scheduled each Sunday through April from 1-4 p.m. at Auke Bay School. Players ages 8-9, as well as all new players, should arrive at 1 p.m. Players ages 10-12 should come at 2 p.m. Coaches will be available to supervise and assist players in a variety of activities and drills. Info: Lisa Baker, 789-4486.
Treadwell Arena public open skates - Meet from 2:15-3:45 p.m. on Sundays (March 23 and 30), meet from 5:15-6:15 p.m. on Sundays (March 23 and 30), meet from 12:15-1:45 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (March 21, 24, 26, 28 and 31), meet from 5-6:30 p.m. on Mondays (March 24 and 31), meet from 4:30-6 p.m. on Wednesday (March 26), meet from 8-9:30 p.m. on Fridays (March 21 and 28), meet from 1-2:30 p.m. on Saturdays (March 22 and 29), and meet from 6:30-8 p.m. on Saturdays (March 22 and 29) at the Treadwell Arena in Douglas. Open skate costs are $4 adult (age 18-64), $3 for youth (age 17-younger) and $2 for seniors (age 65-older), with skate rental available at $2 a pair. Buy 10, get one free passes available for open skates, pond hockey and skate rentals. Info: Treadwell Arena manager Myiia Whistler, 586-0410.
Treadwell Arena adult only open skates - Meet from 10:30 a.m. to noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays (March 25 and 27) at the Treadwell Arena in Douglas. Adult open skate costs are $4 for adults (age 18-64) and $2 for seniors (age 65-older), with skate rentals at $2 a pair. Buy 10, get one free passes available for open skates, pond hockey and skate rentals. Info: Treadwell Arena manager Myiia Whistler, 586-0410.
Treadwell Arena youth only open skates - Meet from 3:30-5 p.m. on Fridays (March 21, from 10-11:30 a.m. and 3:45-5:15 p.m. on March 28), at the Treadwell Arena in Douglas. Elementary school age only open skates are 3:45-5:15 p.m. on Thursdays (March 27), with a special open skate from 2-3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 25. Middle school and high school age only open skates are 2:15-3:45 p.m. on Friday, March 21. Open skate costs are $4 for adults (age 18-64), $3 for youth (age 17-younger) and $2 for seniors (age 65-older), with skate rentals at $2 a pair. Buy 10, get one free passes available for open skates, pond hockey and skate rentals. Info: Treadwell Arena manager Myiia Whistler, 586-0410.
Treadwell Arena pond hockey times - Meet from 12:15-1:45 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays (March 25 and 27) at the Treadwell Arena in Douglas. Adult open skate costs are $4 for adults (age 18-64) and $2 for seniors (age 65-older), with skate rentals at $2 a pair. Buy 10, get one free passes available for open skates, pond hockey and skate rentals. Info: Treadwell Arena manager Myiia Whistler, 586-0410.
Badminton open gyms - Auke Bay: Meet from 8-10 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays at the Auke Bay Elementary School gymnasium. All levels of play available for teens through adults. Bring a racquet, birdies will be provided. Cost is $3. Info: Theresa Walden, 790-2499. Douglas: Meet from 7:30-9:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Gastineau Elementary School gymnasium. All levels of play welcome. Bring a racquet. Cost is $3. Info: Jag Yellesetty, 586-3598, or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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West Acres and Respiratory Health Services℠ will provide skilled care to patients with complex pulmonary care requirements, tracheostomy and other pulmonary care needs.
Brockton MA (PRWEB) February 26, 2013
West Acres Rehabilitation & Nursing Center in Brockton, MA, has partnered with Respiratory Health Services℠ to introduce a new Respiratory Therapy Program for pulmonary care and tracheostomy-dependent patients. Respiratory Health Services℠ currently provides respiratory care to more than 600 skilled nursing centers throughout the United States, making it the largest provider of full-time respiratory therapy programs in long term care.
West Acres, managed by Massachusetts's based Welch Healthcare & Retirement Group, recognizes the unique needs of pulmonary patients in Brockton and the surrounding area. "Our new partnership provides a comprehensive service to respiratory patients with the need for intensive pulmonary care," says John Soule, administrator of West Acres Rehabilitation & Nursing Center.
West Acres and Respiratory Health Services℠ will provide skilled care to patients with complex pulmonary care requirements, tracheostomy and other pulmonary care needs due to:
- Respiratory Failure
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Welch Healthcare & Retirement Group has been a leading provider of post-acute healthcare, senior housing, rehabilitative and retirement solutions on the South Shore for more than 60 years. The Welch Group owns and manages 7-other short-term and long-term care centers throughout the South Shore of Massachusetts.
To learn more about West Acres and the new Respiratory Therapy Program, visit: http://www.westacresnursing.com.


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Eph receptors and ephrins are potential mediators of glioma progression and glioma angiogenesis
Eph-Rezeptoren und Ephrine sind potentielle Mediatoren der Progression und Angiogenese von Gliomen
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Several receptor tyrosine kinases (RTK) and their ligands have been implicated in glioma biology. Recently members of the Eph-group of RTKs (Ephs) and their ligands, the ephrins, initially identified by their involvement in the cell contact-dependent regulation of CNS develoment and vascular development have been implicated in tumor biology. However, the role of Ephs and ephrins for tumor biology in general and for glioma biology in particular remains vague.
To address the role of Ephs and ephrins in glioma biology we analyzed Eph and ephrin expression in human glioma cell lines, xenografted human gliomas as well as human surgical specimens including normal brain (n=3), astrocytoma II (n=6), glioblastoma multiforme (n=26) by means of cDNA-array analysis, RT-PCR and in-situ hybridization.
c-DNA-array analysis revealed that expression of Ephs in human glioma cell lines increased after xenotransplantation into nude mice. Species specific RT-PCR on xenotransplanted gliomas revealed that Ephs and ephrins were expressed by both endothelial cells and tumor cells. To further assess the relevance of Eph/ephrin expression in human glioma, we first compared Eph/ephrin expression of astrocytoma II, glioblastoma multiforme and normal brain by RT-PCR which identified EphB4, ephrin-B2 and ephrin-B1 as the molecules with the most prominently altered expression patterns. More insight into the expression pattern of these molecules was gained by in-situ hybridization which revealed increased EphB4 and ephrin-B2 mRNA expression at sites of tumor neovascularization, while ephrin-B1 mRNA was increasingly expressed by perivascular cells.
Based on our results we propose a functional interplay between Eph/ephrin-family members during tumor progression and angiogenesis of glial brain tumors. Thus, ephs and ephrins may represent novel targets for anti-glioma therapy.


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Stokke® Care™ Changing Station - Natural
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Through its unique open hourglass design, the award winning Stokke® Care Changing Station adjusts in height to provide higher and lower positions that ensure an ideal and safe changing environment for your child.
Fully adjustable shelves and storage containers offer easy access to all changing necessities, allowing you to control your baby and keep your focus only on your child.
The ability to convert your changing Station into a small desk, practical bookshelf, and larger school desk means that the Stokke® Care is not just a table for your child during infancy, but will continue to support their needs throughout childhood.
A Wide range of configurations enable the Stokke® Care to adapt as your child grows, providing the optimal changing environment for your child through infancy. The Open Design creates a spacious changing environment for you and your child, with a design that provides easy access to your child and changing accessories.
The Stokke® Care is easy to adjust with an Allen key and standard screwdriver for simple adjustment as your child grows.
Twin metal rails provide easy access and convenience, allowing towels and face cloths to be hung on your changing table. The hygienic water repellent mattress provides a safe, dry and non slip surface for your child.
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Chris Kelly, alternate captain of the Boston Bruins, will be on Team Stamkos at the RBC Play Hockey Charity Challenge on Dec. 19. The challenge will be held at Toronto's Mattamy Athletic Centre, which is part of Ryerson University's grounds and is actually situated on the site of the old Maple Leaf Gardens (along with a Loblaws supermarket, perhaps for after-game snacks).
Kelly hasn't been on the radar lately over in Europe. He last appeared on the roster for HC Red Ice of the Swiss National League B on Dec. 2. The team has since played six more games and he hasn't been listed there at all, so it would appear that he came back to North America.
For the RBC Play Hockey Charity Challenge, Steven Stamkos will captain the blue team. Kelly will be joined by other players like Michael Del Zotto, Kris Versteeg, Niklas Kronwall and Jonas Gustavsson. Over on the white team, P.K. Subban will put on another hat during this ongoing NHL lockout as he captains players like former Bruins Tomas Kaberle and Phil Kessel, plus Joffrey Lupul (just back from a not-so-successful stint with KHL Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg), Martin Biron and others.
All of the players are NHLPA members.
When these two teams face off for their friendly match, it will benefit the NHLPA Goals and Dreams Fund as well as the RBC Play Hockey Program. The Goals and Dreams Fund, founded in 1999, has given more than $21 million to grassroots hockey programs and causes in more than 30 countries. Equipment grants have helped suit up more than 60,000 young players in that time, too.
RBC Bank (new name sponsor of the Carolina Hurricanes' arena) oversees the Play Hockey Program, which has given more than $1.5 million to more than 120 programs of every level, even as simple as just learning to skate. The Play Hockey Program is also bipartisan, being a premier partner of both USA Hockey and Hockey Canada.
Subban has especially championed the cause of bringing hockey to more kids, including those who may need help paying for expensive gear, team registration fees or tournament costs.
Here are the full rosters for the two teams:
|Michael Del Zotto
|Chris Campoli
|Mike Komisarek
|Carlo Colaiacovo
|Niklas Kronwall
|Tomas Kaberle
|Dion Phaneuf
|John-Michael Liles
|Kyle Quincey
|P.K. Subban
|Dan Cleary
|Brad Boyes
|Tim Connolly
|David Clarkson
|B.J. Crombeen
|Logan Couture
|Steve Downie
|Phil Kessel
|Chris Kelly
|Tom Kostopoulos
|Clarke MacArthur
|Matthew Lombardi
|Matt Martin
|Joffrey Lupul
|James Neal
|Jay McClement
|Teddy Purcell
|John Mitchell
|Steven Stamkos
|Steve Ott
|David Steckel
|Peter Regin
|Kris Versteeg
|Chris Stewart
|Wojtek Wolski
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Darcos Brewer Green, 95, TN, obituary; w/o Oacie Green
Darcos Brewer Green, 95, of Morristown, TN, born in
Sneedeville, TN, on November 6, 1913, passed away Sunday,
March 1, 2009, at Little Creek Nursing Home in Knoxville, TN.
She was a homemaker who loved gardening and also had
worked at Revco Drugstore and Roses. She was a member of
Kidwell's Ridge Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Oacie Green;
parents, Morgan and Carrie Moore Brewer; brothers, Little,
Ambrose, Brack, Rollie, and Frank Brewer; and sisters,
Helen Royston, Oma Lamb, Daisy Brewer, and Kitty Royston.
She is survived by her son, Clifford (Kathy) Green;
daughter, Drama (Ted) Russell; granddaughter, Dawn Russell
(Howard) Varnedoe; great grandchildren, Joshua, Andrew,
Ashley, Phillip, and Katherine Varnedoe; sisters, Ruth
Brewer (Kenneth) Saunders, and Margaret Brewer; sisters-in-
law, Allie Brewer and Bonnie Brewer; also several nieces
and nephews.
Visitation times: Tuesday 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., Westside Chapel.
Funeral services will be 7 p.m. on Tuesday, March 3, 2009,
at Westside Chapel Funeral Home.
Graveside services will be 10 a.m. on Wednesday, March 4,
2009, at Jefferson Memorial Gardens. The family will receive
friends Tuesday, from 5 to 7 p.m., Tuesday, March 3, 2009,
prior to the services at the funeral home.
Arrangements by Westside Chapel Funeral Home in Morristown.


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The Mont Blanc massif and the Aiguilles
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France
The Mont Blanc massif and the Aiguilles Chamonix-Mont-Blanc Reviews
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The Mont Blanc massif and the Aiguilles Jul 31, 2013
The Mont Blanc massif, the aiguilles (the needles) and Mont Blanc itself is the highest, largest massif and mountain in the whole of alps and the european union as well.
Mont Blanc, the highest peak - standing tall above the rest at 4,810 m (15,781 ft) rises dramatically almost 4kms from the valley floor from the town of chamonix-mont-blanc (1000m) and with subpeaks such as mont blanc du tacul, mont maudit, dôme du goûter (which all could be seen from chamonix) are no lower than 4200 meters - these, together with mont blanc forms the heaviest glaciated area of the peaks of the massif.
the area is around 645 km2 with deep valleys, thick glaciers (mer de glace, glacier d'argentiere, glacier du tour, glacier des bossons, vallee blanche etc), ice caves, waterfalls, crags, ancient forests and huge amount of human activity as this area is famous for mountaineers, rock climbers and trekkers. the unusual landscape of the mont blanc massif (aside from mont blanc) are the mountain peaks of the aiguilles (needles). they are sharp spires that rises dramatically towards the sky. examples are aiguille du dru, aiguille du midi, aiguille de la republique and many many many more.
the mont blanc massif is also home to the 2 of the six great north faces of the alps: aiguille du dru and les grandes jorasses - so named because of the difficulty scaling the north face because of its great height from the base.
the activities to do here seems endless, so many tour operators caters to:
- mont blanc expedition (climbing and tour du mont blanc)
- panorama helicopter rides across the massif
- paragliding
- canyoning
- guided hiking and trekking
- and many more from the operators.
*but actually the hikes and the trekks - you can do it alone withouth guides, its very easy because the trails are easily marked and you can get trail maps of the mont blanc massif and the aiguilles rouges from the tourist center in chamonix.*
the easiest and fastest way to experience being in the middle of the massif itself is through the cable car of aiguille du midi 3,842 m (12,605 ft) (Téléphérique de l'Aiguille du Midi) the highest of the aiguilles facing chamonix and one of the highest cable cars in the world. it would take you as closest to mont blanc as possible and if you buy the combi ticket (78 euros) to pointe helbronner, italy - also called the panorama view of mont blanc at 3,462 m (11,358 ft) - it would take you across the high altitude glacier of glacier du géant and the beautiful spires and peaks that you could not see from the chamonix valley and beyond. aiguille du midi is also a stop off point for mountaineers who wants the easy way to mont blanc and to the refuge des cosmiques at 3613m, the first hut before scaling mont blanc.
another cable car view is at le brévent mountain (just opposite aiguille du midi) at 2,525 m (8,284 ft) - it would give you the whole panorama of the north faces of peaks of the mont blanc massif and they are also seem close to touch.
to be able to easily access the drus, ice caves, mer de glace and les grandes jorasses - take the mountain train to montenvers (1900m) from the center of chamonix.
chamonix-mont-blanc doenst have a mountain village atmosphere, as its busy town full of tourists from all over the world and you'd be side by side with serious trekkers and mountaineers with ice axes and crampons, but the experience around the massif and up there into the highest peaks are worth every effort.
to be able to get to chamonix - the closest is geneva international airport and from there book a shuttle bus and you'd be less than two hours to chamonix.
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Ordered the Club with mac and cheese and a tea. Total price $11.00. Busy for a Thursday late afternoon. Seemed short on employees. Would not recommended if there are other options.
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Ordered the Club with mac and cheese and a tea. Total price $11.00. Busy for a Thursday late afternoon. Seemed short on employees. Would not recommended if there are other options.
They are generous portions on sandwiches and the soups are always good! And don't forget that they have the best iced tea around....great lunch.
Stayed at the Garden Inn next door on business and decided to walk next door and check it out. What a great surprise! Have been there twice this week, and will probably eat there again next week as they have a fairly good size menu...More
BLT had about 40 pieces of very crispy bacon. Had my cholesterol fill for the month. Next day lunch, service was a bit slower than expected.
McAlister's Deli is a great place if you're on the go or if you want to sit down and enjoy a nice meal. They have a wide variety of sandwiches, salads, and my son loves their baked potato. My personal favorite is their French dip...More
Love this place and wish there was one in my town! Great variety of sandwiches and salads (and I am sure that there are other things that I am forgetting!). Food was great and it came out pretty quickly.
We were staying at the Hilton Garden Inn next door, and they have lots of choices (sandwiches, salads, soups) so I ended up eating their twice - once in the restaurant, and once I got us sandwiches to go before our drive to the airport....More
We frequently stop at this McAlister's when traveling through Wyoming. The service is great and the food is always good. It can get busy at times, but the line moves quickly and the quality doesn't suffer.
Fantastic sandwiches, salads, kids meals. Many many choices on the menu. Very reasonably priced. Great atmosphere. Very clean. Received our order 10 minutes after we ordered.
We always stop in here. Its usually very quick and efficient wholesome food. Love their tea it is fresh brewed and comes with free refills. Sandwiches are tasty, Baked potatoes can be fixed with many variations of fixings and salads are large. Cookies and brownies...More


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Morning I've got an rx8 when arming it the boot lid wasn't shot properly. So 5 days later I've come to disarm it and get in, it won't even disarm for me get, yes I know the battery totally flat silly me. Which is the best way of getting in and disarming it safely. Also the security indicator light keeps illuminating will I kneed I new battery
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06/29/2017 13:55 to 01/01/2018 17:00 Important Message! Effective July 1, 2017 the State Board of Equalization has been restructured to better serve taxpayers. Learn more about the restructuring
9001. Warrant; time of issuing. At any time within three years after any person is delinquent in the payment of any amount herein required to be paid or within 10 years after the last recording or filing of a notice of state tax lien under Section 7171 of the Government Code, the board or its authorized representative may issue a warrant for the enforcement of any liens and for the collection of any amount required to be paid to the state under this part. The warrant shall be directed to any sheriff or marshal and shall have the same effect as a writ of execution. The warrant shall be levied and sale made pursuant to it in the same manner and with the same effect as a levy of and a sale pursuant to a writ of execution.
History.—Added by Stats. 1955, p. 3289, in effect September 7, 1955. Stats. 1965, p. 2071, in effect September 17, 1965, added "or within 10 years after the last recording of a certificate under Section 8996" in the first sentence. Stats. 1977, Ch. 481, operative July 1, 1978, substituted "or filing of a notice of state tax lien" in place of "of a certificate". Stats. 1980, Ch. 600, operative January 1, 1981, substituted "Section 7171 of the Government Code" for "Section 8996". Stats. 1996, Ch. 872, in effect January 1, 1997, substituted "or marshal" for ", marshal, or constable" after "to any sheriff" in the second sentence.


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Producing House, a Minneapolis-based producer, is teaming up with the
Weber Center for the Performing Arts to present a limited run of the
show from July 13-28 in the center's new Veterans Studio Theatre.
"Pop Up Musical" was first performed at the 2012 Minnesota Fringe Festival and then at the Jerome Hill Theater in St. Paul.
the style of VH1's "Pop-Up Video" series (and perhaps even a bit of
"Mystery Science Theatre 3000"), four vocalists present a variety show of Broadway musical hits, interspersed with informative
"pop ups" throughout each number. As the cast delivers the songs with
dramatic and vocal power, the audience will experience some facts,
trivia, random commentary and general amusements presented on low-tech posters and colorful, slightly higher-tech screens.
The music includes gems such as "Luck Be a Lady," "Edelweiss" (because everyone loves "The
Sound of Music"), and "Seasons of Love" (that one from "Rent!"), to name
a few.
Up Musical" was written by the four members of the Twin Cities Cabaret
Artists Network: Jennifer Eckes, Judi Gronseth, Kevin Werner Hohlstein
and Timm Holmly.
"Pop Up Musical" will be performed at the Weber Center for the Performing Arts on July 13-14, July 20-21, and July 26-28. Fridays and Saturday performances are at 7:30 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. The July 28 performance will be at 6 p.m. Tickets are $17. For more information, visit www.thepopupmusical.com. To purchase tickets, visit www.lacrossecommunitytheatre.org or call 608-784-9292.
What is your beverage of choice: I just love an ice cold water, or a chocolate malt. NOT A SHAKE.