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They are also horribly incorrect as Warmack can get to the second level just fine.
I just don't see how you could think that. We were last in the league in time of possession. That's more or less the barometer of total team efficiency. Dead last. Sure fire playoff? If we win 8 games and look competitive in 5 losses this season is a huge stride. Playoffs is a dream. May come true, but not likely.
He can also pull and seal the edge. He's a mobile monster for a dude his size.
More love for the Titans!
This is what I love to see. People around the league are seeing that we are an improving team. Now its up to the players to prove it.
Top needs: DE, G, CB, WR, S
Summary: Tennessee Titans The Titans may not have any idea what will become of Jake Locker. I don't know either. But they sure as heck should be better running the ball in 2013 behind the line they're building, and between whatever pressure that takes off Locker and the addition of yet another receiver, they can say they gave him a chance. Chance Warmack is one of the more dominating run-blockers to enter the league in years. Between him and Andy Levitre, the Titans are really good at guard. Tennessee also added a nasty center in Brian Schwenke in Round 4. Justin Hunter gives them another deep threat, so they now have Kenny Britt, Hunter, Kendall Wright, Nate Washington and Delanie Walker, as well as Chris Johnson and Shonn Greene. If Locker struggles early, maybe it's Ryan Fitzpatrick's team, because somebody can work with this offensive talent. Blidi Wreh-Wilson gives them the corner they needed. I had defensive end as a big need and Lavar Edwards was a steal in the fifth. I thought they did pretty well overall.
All Wrs are boom or bust type players so how is Hunter different?
Everybody is wanting to suck the Rams off for what they did but i thought they were idiots. They used a 2nd rd pick to trade up for a 180 lb special teams player when they could have stayed pat and drafted Patterson.
Signing Jared Cook to a big deal like that was also a risk.
The Rams could have worked the draft so they had Patterson and Hunter for what they used to get Austen.
Another irritation for me is why so many are saying that Mingo is worth a 5th pick. Talk about a huge gamble and so to an lesser extent was Ansah.
I thought the Packers did real well getting perhaps the best 3-4 end in Jones and then Lacy.
The only reason I liked the Rams draft was because of Ogletree. Outside of that, I didn't think it was that great. I am also glad for the run on DEs once Jordan was gone. I didn't like any of them this year.
I am still kind of bummed we didn't get Tank, but I have a feeling that Hunter is going to be someone we have missed since Mason left. Probably filling a void we haven't seen in TN. The front office just must not place DE as high as I do.
I feel like we could run every play this year and still beat teams


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(CNN)You may not think of the new "Ghostbusters" movie as a tearjerker, but when producer Ivan Reitman saw the cast of his 1984 classic together with the stars of this summer's revival, he cried.
"I started to weep. I'm starting to weep now talking about it. It was just a great joy," Reitman told CNN at the Los Angeles premiere of the film.
More than 32 years after the original "Ghostbusters," and 27 years after its sequel, "Ghostbusters" 2016 is the right reincarnation, Reitman said.
"It has the joy and spirit of the first film and is a really perfect continuation of the Ghostbusters saga."
The online outrage from fans of the franchise critical of a reboot, particularly with women in the lead roles, was much ado about nothing to the first crew of paranormal fighters. All the original Ghostbusters save one appear in the film, which is also executive produced by one of them, Dan Aykroyd. (The only one who doesn't appear, Harold Ramis, died in 2014. The new movie features a scene with a subtle creative nod to him.)
"We all wanted to come back -- me, Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, especially to show the fans we're supporting the movie," Ernie Hudson told CNN. "We're behind it and we're supporting the ladies who are very funny."
Murray, who has the most screen time in the new "Ghostbusters," agreed to participate only after learning who was cast. "I knew these girls were funny," he told Jimmy Kimmel last month.
Aykroyd too, has said the proton packs have been passed to a strong team. "I feel immense gratitude for these megastars, these women here, who've signed on to do it," he told USA Today.
As for bringing "Ghostbusters" back from the past, Aykroyd added, "People who saw the first two, and loved the first two, will love this one."
"That was always our goal, to make a really fun movie," Katie Dippold, a co-writer of this "Ghostbusters," told CNN. "[I] just hope people can go to theaters and see the things they love once again."

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On the Wing: To the Edge of the Earth with the Peregrine Falcon
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The modern environmental movement owes more to dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane than any crusading campaigner. Better known as DDT, this wonder insecticide, first launched on the world in 1945, initially sent crop yields rocketing. Within months it was being spread across American and European landscapes, by the thousands of tonnes, as a crop spray and seed dressing.
In less than two years, however, its first deadly side effects were being spotted. This is a persistent chemical that takes years to break down. It rapidly built up in the food chain and washed into water courses, slowly collecting in billions of tiny animals. These were eaten by fish and birds -which in turn formed meals for larger carnivores. Many creatures, from otters to pelicans, fell victim to secondary poisoning, but it was the most dynamic raptors, particularly the peregrine, which suffered worst.
As hunters that live exclusively on birds - particularly insect-eating migrants - they quickly accumulated high levels of DDT. This rarely killed, but it blocked the transfer of calcium from the female's skeleton to the developing egg. This led to shells that were 20 percent thinner than normal and were now simply incapable of bearing the weight of the incubating female. Clutch after clutch failed, crushed by their mothers.
The result was devastating. By the early 1960s peregrines were extinct east of the Mississippi and California's population had drop-ped from 200 to two pairs. The only birds relatively unaffected were those that bred in the most remote areas: the tundra race.
As the impact and underlying cause became increasingly clear in the 1960s, it fostered a wave of outrage. Falcons and hawks gained overnight protection and in 1972 DDT was banned in the US. This started a slow recovery, helped by a captive-breeding and reintroduction programme at Cornell University. The near-catastrophe had drawn attention to the pernicious effects of manmade chemicals on the environment - not least because of the iconic status of the victim. This, the world's fastest creature, has been revered by man for millennia, worshipped by native American tribes, and played a vital part in Europe's chivalric tradition. Its flirtation with extinction sent shock waves through the developed world and attracted thousands of recruits to the early environmental movement.
Alan Tennant's tale begins in the mid-80s as he traps migrating spring peregrines for the University of Texas on sandbanks in the Gulf of Mexico. The initial project is comparatively simple - to take blood samples to detect toxins and carcinogens building up in the environment.
Tennant becomes increasingly obsessed with the birds, however. He longs to know where they go and how they fare after leaving the sandbanks on their way to their northern breeding grounds. He illicitly tags a falcon with a stolen army transmitter and - pursued by the military - persuades an ageing pilot, George Vose, to follow the bird. Tennant's excuse is that the peregrine's migration route is a mystery and unravelling this would have real scientific benefits. In practice, he admits the real drive is a love of adventure and an inability to settle down.
The book carefully chronicles the journey north, along the eastern edge of the Rockies, back to the far north where he then spends time studying the birds on the Colville River nesting grounds. Unable to leave the quest for his personal grail, he returns to trap more peregrines on the Texan sandbanks - this time to follow them south to their winter hunting grounds in Mexico and Belize.
The chronicle is much more than a road trip, however. Tennant is a polymath, scattering the prose with observations drawn from a huge range of sources. His description of the history of falconry and its impact on literature is fascinating. When Juliana Berners wrote The Boke of St Albans , a 1486 treatise on manners (and falconry), "she was almost certain to have been both the first female author of a printed work in English, and, until JK Rowling, by far the most successful."
The book's strongest subtext, however, is the environmental damage still being wreaked by man. Tennant does this largely in passing as he travels thousands of miles up the flanks of the Rockies. For example, he points to a 300-mile stretch of Colorado cliffs where only four peregrine pairs remain. We British have been far more fortunate. Our peregrine population fell from about 1,000 pairs at the end of the war to a low of 300 in 1973, but today there are more than 1,500 pairs and a dozen within five miles of my mid-Wales home.
As Tennant shows, part of the catastrophe is due to habitat destruction. Just as we have witnessed huge declines in farmland birds such as skylarks, corn buntings and tree sparrows, so the US has witnessed its own population collapses. In particular ploughing has all but wiped out the myriad pools which once dotted the flat landscape of the Western Plains by levelling the soil. This smoothes away the hollows that once held precious water to sustain passing migrants and with them their predators.
The real villains, however, are the man-made chemicals that continue to flood into the environment. As Vose and Tennant travel up the Rockies, they meet crop sprayers still using Keltane (basically DDT with additional oxygen, which still breaks down into the shell-thinning DDE). This is part of an arms race against nature that man is slowly losing: "American agriculture now uses nine times the pesticides it dispersed when peregrines went into their post-war decline, yet it loses nearly twice as large a percentage of its crop to chemical-resistant insects."
In one respect, On the Wing strikes an odd note - at least to European ears. Our greatest obsession is burning fossil fuels and the greenhouse effect. Tennant completely ignores such concerns, even though the low sandbanks where he traps his peregrines rise only a few inches above the Gulf of Mexico and could soon disappear for good. Nor does he express the remotest guilt at burning gallons of aviation fuel as he and Vose wander thousands of miles, following the faint blips in their receiver headphones.
The book still packs a powerful punch, however, and one that is all the stronger for avoiding diatribe. This has none of the preaching tone that spoils many environmental books and it is the better for shunning the usual green scapegoats of industrialisation and global corporations.
Tennant is an observer, not a critic. He clearly regrets much of what he sees, yet his reaction is to bow out quietly rather than rage against the injustices. At the same time, however, he knows his own peregrinations are ultimately weakness, as we watch the slow collapse of his relationship with his girlfriend, Jennifer, his "female other self". The result is a wistful, almost lyrical, intertwining of personal and planetary failings.
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ATHENS, Ohio (Oct. 23, 2006) -- The Ohio University Program in Creative Writing will host its annual Writers Harvest benefit reading on Thursday, Oct. 26, at ARTS/West at 7:30 pm. Proceeds will go to the Southeastern Ohio Food Bank?s Second Harvest.
This year?s featured local writers are nonfiction writer Carla Harryman, poet Gwen Hart and fiction writer Kevin Haworth. The event will also feature a sneak preview of New Ohio Review (NOR,) the university?s new flagship literary journal.
The Southeastern Ohio Food Bank distributes food to over 200 food pantries, soup kitchens, and congregate meal sites. With poverty rates high in southeastern Ohio, the food bank is a vital source of support in Athens County and neighboring counties.
The fall benefit has been a tradition at Ohio University for more than a decade. Notable for this year is the change of venue. Because the event benefits the larger Athens community, it has been moved to ARTS/West on 132 W. State Street.
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Carla Harryman is the author of twelve books of poetry, prose plays, and essays, including two experimental novels, ?Gardener of Stars? (2001) and ?The Words: after Carl Sandburg?s Rootabaga Stories and Jean-Paul Sartre? (1999). She is a senior lecturer at Wayne State University and is serving this quarter as a visiting faculty member at Ohio University.
Gwen Hart is the author of two chapbooks, and her full-length poetry collection, ?Lost and Found,? was published this year by David Robert Books. Her poem ?Ex-Boyfriends in Heaven? was featured on Garrison Keillor?s Writer?s Almanac in July.
Kevin Haworth is the author of the novel ?The Discontinuity of Small Things,? which won the 2006 Samuel Goldberg Prize for best work of fiction by a Jewish writer under 40. He teaches in the English Department and serves as the department?s coordinator for special programs.
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I am now a half a century in age. I have done an awful lot in my life. Things I am pleased I had the luck to do. Big game hunting. Fishing. Being catapulted into a lake. Going jousting with real lances on real horses with the SCA. I have traveled cross country several times, well, many times, the two most memorable trips being in my van, the other being on a Jawa 125 motorcycle. I have done things that leave me with memories to treasure.
It's the things I have not done.
After my legs got crippled, I realized the one dream I had in my life would never happen. It crushed me. I have always wanted, since I was but a small child, to go and run with the bulls in Spain. There is something inspiring, incredibly romantic, and filled with the very essence of life in that one single act. I know, I probably sound pretty damn stupid. This one act that has eluded me has caused me no end of grief and frusteration. I have the money. I have the ability to travel. And yet, in a cruel twist of fate, I do not have the means to run. To do so now would be folly. I still dream though. I still have desire.
I have always cheated death. To do so confirms life. It validates your presense in the universe. To deny death his claim is to continue to exist. It makes your life worth while. It makes you grateful for simple comforts. It makes every breath you take mean something, something special, to know that you take that breath inspite of it all. As the old cliche goes, "To taste death is to live life." After such a life confirming event, it makes every sunrise and sunset, every star you see, every time you look at the moon, an intoxicating experience. You live with these memories, and, they come back to you. When you look up at the night sky, and think, you get that shudder, that shortness of breath, that slight rush knowing that you lucked out. All things take on meaning.
And so it is with me. I wanted a shot. Man vs Bull. I know, I have had plenty of chances to cheat death, but, this was the one I desired most. And no matter how hard I squeeze, I still can't get no juice from this lemon.
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DALLAS (AP) -- Chipmaker Texas Instruments Inc. said Tuesday that its net income fell 11 percent in the fourth quarter while revenue fell even more. Both results were slightly better than expectations.
Net income in the three months to Dec. 31 fell to $264 million, or 23 cents per share, from $298 million, or 25 cents per share, a year ago.
Excluding a tax benefit of 15 cents per share that had not previously been included in its outlook, net income would have been 8 cents per share, slightly beating the 7 cents per share of net income expected by analysts polled by FactSet.
Revenue fell 13 percent to $2.98 billion, slightly ahead of the $2.95 billion expected by analysts.
Shares fell 16 cents to $33.30 in after-hours trading, following a decline of 6 cents to $33.46 in the regular session.
The company said it expects first-quarter earnings per share between 24 cents and 32 cents, which evenly brackets the 28 cents per share that analysts were looking for. Quarterly revenue is seen between $2.69 billion and $2.91 billion. The midpoint of the revenue guidance is below the $2.90 billion that analysts were expecting.
CEO Rich Templeton said in a statement the company continues "to operate in a weak demand environment" but that many customers had lean inventories, meaning that an uptick in demand could create better results quickly.
For the full year, Texas Instruments earned $1.76 billion, or $1.51 per share, on revenue of $12.83 billion.


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Looks nice. What're yor plans for it?
Thanks Turbo,
i'll be adding an ARE topper for the bed, a snorkle, rock sliders, skid plates, and custom through side bumper exhaust so i don't keep crushing the tips on the trail.
Oh and a winch
Nice Sport Trac! I sold mine about two years ago...
It was a 2005 with 3" body lift, warrior rear shackles, warrior f&r sway bar disconnects, 4.88 gears, f&r aussie lockers, front and rear 2" receivers, 33x12.50s and some other stuff. It was a great rig!
2011 E350 EB v10, Ujoint 6" 4x4, 4.56 ARBs, 35s, aluminess etc
2015 Toyota Tacoma DCLB 4x4 S/C ICON OME ARBs 4.56 gears 255s
2015 Four Wheel Camper Fleet, forward dinette
SOLD Built 2012 Jeep Rubicon Unlimited, Ursa Minor j30 camper top
^^^Not much of a ford guy but that is a good looking truck!
Scroll down and there are links to different parts of this guys build.It's really cool.
I am not biased.I use a standard cab 4x2 stepside 2001 Ford Ranger.
Brian, i like the beach picture, always wanted to take mine to the OBX for some fun and fishing
enjoy the mid size now cause 2011 is supposed to be the last year for the colorado, ranger, and dakota from what i was told
I hope they don't get rid of the colorado, it looks like a pretty useful platform.
And the Sport trac has already ended production. last one rolled out last month.


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Plans to open a new 'free' school in Hemel Hempstead's Highfield district are being drawn up just five years after education bosses axed three of the town's primaries because of falling numbers.
The wheels are being put in motion to open a new school in 2014 on the site of Jupiter Drive Primary..
The project is being led by West Herts Community Free Schools Trust in partnership with Herts County Council.
During a public meeting about the proposal onThursday, the trust's Gill Jones said: "In both Watford and Hemel Hempstead in 2014 there will be demand at reception age that can't be met by the current provision."
The new Hemel Hempstead school would take in two forms at reception level and more little ones would be accepted as that first year group progresses up the school, becoming full in 2020.
Jupiter Drive Primary was one of three sites in the town closed down by council chiefs in 2007.
Since then millions of pounds have been spent expanding other primary schools to meet a rising demand.
At Broadfield Primary School headteacher Matthew Heasman, who has concerns about the impact the new school will have on his pupil numbers, said: "It is going to be difficult for the parents and the staff who had the upheaval at the time to understand why another school is being opened just a few years after one was closed but I do understand the vagaries of pupil numbers."
At the meeting Mrs Jones, whose organisation opened a new school in Hatfield last month, assured headteachers: "This isn't about taking children from other schools.
"We see free schools as part of the local family of schools, not being something that is completely separate or in competition."
A County Hall spokesman said: "The number of primary school places required in the east of Hemel Hempstead has increased rapidly in recent years. This sudden increased need for school places is reflected nationally and in other parts of the county. The county council has retained the buildings on the Jupiter Drive site to allow us to respond to such an upturn in demand."
Following the meeting county councillor for the area Ron Tindall said: "I remain unconvinced but will go forward with an open mind in the interests of the children."
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They've been talking about it for years, and now they're finally doing it: Sam Raimi is doing a prequel to "The Wizard of Oz".
Oh, yeah, also, he's producing a remake of some horror movie he made in the '80s.
Joking aside, yes, after literally years of talking about it, Raimi is following through with a remake. We guess the fourth Evil Dead is off the table for now, which is kind of sad since it was going to open with a fat, old Ash on the Moon, which would have been awesome. That said, unlike most horror remakes, there's actually hope this one won't suck.
For starters, Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell are both intimately involved: Raimi's putting up the money through his Ghost House label, and Campbell is a producer. Even better, Raimi is actually involving other personnel, like his editor, in the movie, so he's taking it pretty seriously. Secondly, they got Freddy Alvarez, who you might remember from the short "Panic Attack!", to direct. And finally, there's no studio involved: this is being independently produced, so no idiotic notes like "Can we soften the gore?"
We're looking forward to this one, we have to admit. Don't let us down, Sam.
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Sept. 2000 - Guitar World: High Priests
by Don Kaye
Josh Homme was a founding member of the quintessential modern stoner band Kyuss. But the guitarist frowns on notions that his latest group, Queens of the Stone Age, is a "stoner rock" band.
"Stoner rock is like a toy truck to me," says Homme. "Sometimes you drive it around the room, and sometimes you light it on fire, do stunts with it and destroy it." For the record, Homme says the Queens' new album, Rated R (Interscope)isn't a stoner rock album. "So it's more like we're lighting the truck on fire this time."
While Rated R delivers plenty of the band's trademark, groove-heavy hard rock, it also delves into straight punk ("Quick and to the Pointless") and, in a vague sort of way, funk ("In The Fade"). Homme says the album owes its range of styles to the Queens' transient membership: the group functions as a collective, its configuration changing from three to five members regularly.
"It really is more of a musical experiment," he says. "It keeps moving and reinventing itself. That way we never get painted into a corner." That may explain why Homme frequently takes a backseat to his bandmates, letting bassist Nick Olivieri [sic] sing lead on three songs, while Screaming Trees vocalist Mark Lanegan handles "In The Fade." Former Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford can be heard singing on the title track, a song whose lyrics are "Nicotine, Valium, Vicodan, marijuana, ecstasy and alcohol."
"Rob was recording in the studio next to ours, and we thought that this would be a great song for him," recalls Homme. "I showed him the lyrics, not knowing what he'd think of it all, but he said, 'Oh, a rock and roll cocktail. I know this one!'"
Guitar: "I never tell what I'm playing. I like to play stuff that I feel belongs to me only, which is the same guitar that I played in Kyuss."
Amps: Ampeg, Trace Elliot, and Gallien-Krueger
Currently listening to: Roy Orbison, System of a Down, Tom Waits, Bjork
All-Time Favorite Album: Iggy and the Stooges - Raw Power
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At the same time, bassist Chris Cohen has made an announcement via the bands MySpace page that he will depart from Deerhoof to pursue his other band, The Curtains. He made the following post at the band's MySpace page.
"How do I say this? For me, it's big news - I'm not going to be in Deerhoof anymore. As hard a decision as it was - I loved being in Deerhoof! - I really want to go full-time with my other band, The Curtains." It was his first band, after all.
So The Curtains are finishing their new album, Calamity, and it will be out on Asthmatic Kitty Records in the Fall. It's being decribed as a "pop" record, with Chris singing and playing all of the instruments during time in isolation at a mountain cabin. Idle time is the devil's workshop people... or is it hands? Anyway, Chris's hands must be very clean. He sent a rough demo to Michael Kauffman, and the Asthmatic Kitty deal fell into place.
Deerhoof will continue to play upcoming tour dates with the Flaming Lips & Radiohead, as well as festival dates for Spain's Primavera and Seattle's Bumbershoot Festival. No word on whether the departing Chris will be included in these dates, or who his replacement will be.
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Section 3: Background on Green Plant Genomics
The long-term goal of plant genomics is to identify, isolate, and determine the function of plant genes that are associated with both vegetative and reproductive phenotypes. Most phenotypes require the coordinated activity and regulatory control of suites of genes over time and in precise positions within the plant. Until recently the idea of establishing a comprehensive approach to isolate and characterize all the genes involved in any complex phenotype was a daunting one, however, advances in genomics, informatics, and phylogenetics has brought such a prospect to a manageable level. The nucleotide sequence of the Arabidopsis genome is nearing completion, the sequencing of rice has begun, and large amounts of expressed sequence tag (EST) information is being obtained for many other plants. There are many new opportunities to use this wealth of information to accelerate progress toward an understanding of the genetic mechanisms that control plant growth and development and responses to the biotic and abiotic environment.
Progress in green plant genomics.
One of the first eukaryotic genomes to be completely sequenced will be that of the small mustard species Arabidopsis thaliana. During the past decade, Arabidopsis has emerged as one of the most widely used model organisms for studying the biology of higher plants. Its genome was chosen for sequencing because it is highly compact, about 130 Mb, with little interspersed repetitive DNA. However, since Arabidopsis is rather distantly related to the cereal crops that provide the bulk of the world food supply, the genome of rice will also be sequenced during the next decade. Rice was chosen because, in addition to its importance as a food source for about one quarter of the human population, it has one of the most compact genomes among the cereals. It contains about 3.5 times as much DNA as Arabidopsis but only about 20% as much DNA as maize and about 3% as much DNA as wheat (Bennett and Smith, 1991). However, the genome organization of the cereals appears to be very highly conserved; rice, wheat, maize, sorghum, millet and other cereals exhibit a high degree of synteny (Gale and Devos, 1998). The differences in genome size primarily reflect the amplification of interspersed repetitive sequences (Bennetzen et al., 1998); there is no evidence that angiosperms with large amounts of DNA per cell have substantially greater numbers of functional genes than angiosperms with relatively small DNA contents. Because of extensive synteny among the cereal genomes, knowledge of gene order and organization in rice may be used to isolate and characterize the corresponding genes in the other cereals (McCouch, 1998). Thus, for instance, if a genetic locus encoding a useful trait is mapped between a pair of closely linked molecular markers in wheat, it may be possible to identify candidate genes for the rice ortholog by analyzing the rice genome sequence located between the rice orthologs of the molecular markers.
Assigning function to genes.
One of the major efficiencies that has emerged from the plant genome research to date is that about 54% of Arabidopsis genes can be assigned some degree of function by comparison to the sequences of genes of known function (EU Arabidopsis Genome Project, 1998). In effect, a universal biology has coalesced from the common language of gene and protein sequences. Unfortunately, knowing the general function frequently does not provide an insight into the specific role in the organism. For instance, on the basis of sequence analysis, about 13% of Arabidopsis genes are inferred to be involved in transcription or signal transduction. However, knowing that a gene encodes a kinase or transcription factor does not provide any useful information about what processes are controlled by these genes. Thus, the completion of the genome sequences of Arabidopsis and rice will be followed by a second phase of large-scale functional genomics in which all of the approximately 20 - 25,000 genes that comprise the basic angiosperm genome will be assigned function on the basis of experimental evidence. Considering that the combined efforts of the plant biology community have resulted in the direct functional analysis of only about 1000 genes to date (Rounsley, 1996), this may seem like a tall order. However, it seems likely that the efficiency gained by reverse genetics will fundamentally change this equation. Large collections of insertion mutants are available for Arabidopsis, maize, petunia, and snapdragon, and collections of insertion mutants will probably be created in several other species, including rice. These collections can be screened for an insertional inactivation of any gene by using the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) primed with oligonucleotides based on the sequences of the target gene and the insertional mutagen (Martienssen, 1998a). The presence of an insertion in the target gene is indicated by the presence of a PCR product. By multiplexing DNA samples, hundreds of thousands of lines can be screened and the corresponding mutant plants identified with relatively small effort. In addition, several groups are embarking on the sequencing of the genomic DNA flanking a large numbers of insertions so that an insertion in virtually any gene can be identified by a computer search (Bouchez and Hafte, 1998). Analysis of the phenotype and other properties of the corresponding mutant will frequently provide an insight into the function of the gene.
Impact of gene chips and microarrays.
One of the most important experimental approaches for discovering the function of genes promises to be gene chips and microarrays. In principle, DNA sequences representing all of the genes in an organism can be placed on miniature solid supports and used as hybridization substrates to quantitate the expression of all of the genes represented in a complex mRNA sample (Schena et al., 1996). Thus, we may expect to have extensive databases of quantitative information about the degree to which each gene responds to pathogens, pests, drought, cold, salt, photoperiod, and other environmental variation. Similarly, we will have extensive information about which genes respond to changes in developmental processes such as germination and flowering, or to the phytohormones, growth regulators, safeners, herbicides, and related agrichemicals. Knowledge of which genes exhibit changes in expression in any mutant of interest will be useful for formulating hypotheses about the roles of the gene affected by the mutation (Holstete, et al., 1998).
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|Reviews for I Could
| Room For Improvement chapter 1 . 12/30/2004
OMG! This totally describes me too! God you are freaking good! I'm going to check out your other work just for writing this! God I can't get over it... relates to me so well... loved it.
| futagoat02 chapter 1 . 9/11/2003
c'mon, it ain't that bad. so, you ain't gonna do all that stuff?
| pleasecometrue chapter 1 . 7/10/2003
great poem!
| Euripides chapter 1 . 6/23/2003
I'm sure he's worried about you disliking him after you kill, mainm, stab, defame, slap, strike, and beat him.
| Lani chapter 1 . 5/30/2003
We definitely need to get together and create an entire "stupid" category in the poetry section. It would be a good place for a lot of the poems I write, I never know where to put them.
| squashplus chapter 1 . 5/29/2003
aww so sad and angry! aww!
| Moronic Heroine chapter 1 . 5/14/2003
ahaha... this is absolutely unusual. and also a very eye-catching piece of poetry that yeah, can be written is five seconds or less. ) real neat.
| pink colored pain chapter 1 . 2/16/2003
I liked that. I can't beleive you don't like , i don't like my most popular poems either. maybe we're silly or the people who read poetry of ours are silly. but this is a good poem. despite my possible sillyness.
| 22222222 chapter 1 . 12/24/2002
So true. Stupid ex bfs. Always making trouble...even if they don't know it.
| Chibiheartdragon chapter 1 . 12/23/2002
*bursts out laughing*
Stupid? Stupid?
You mean insane! Me too! In five seconds, this looks like it could take one second! I could just stab you for making this poem...thingy.
I like the thing even though I don't love anybody, yet I have the feeling to do all those to that dopey kid Lance. GET AWAY FROM ME FREAK!
Well, I could. And the title kind of made me think that this poem would not say anything about this.
You did make this in five seconds I guess because I could read this in five seconds!
| Pink Parka Girl chapter 1 . 12/22/2002
Too bad there isn't a stupid genre...I'm not implying anything! *shifty eyes* Really! It was a nicely done poem, even if it isn't true Write more angsty stuff! (then again, that's all you write!)
| Moonwinges chapter 1 . 12/15/2002
There are some powerful emotions in this one, but I really like your ending. I always thought that writing on an emotional high would degrade your work (there should always be emotion in it, but you shouldn't let the emotions decide how it is written) but you've done very well for being so angry. _
| Blade25 chapter 1 . 11/30/2002
That. Was. So. Kickass!
| DragonsEclipse chapter 1 . 11/12/2002
Excellent. Keep writing! _
| Bunnylicious chapter 1 . 11/10/2002
*jaw drops* OMG i Have one almost EXACTLY LIKE THAT! lol sas you can tell i love it, cuz great minds think alike. They don't need a stupid section they need a GRRR section. Thats what almost all of mine would be under. we should start a petition. lol


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Burnt MD & Tha Professor
- Artist: Burnt MD
- Genre: Rap/Hip Hop
- Release Date: 6/10/2008
BURNT MD has performed over 60 shows in the past 2 years all over the United States, sharing the bill with internationally recognized artists such as: C.L. Smooth of Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth, Tash of Tha Alkaholiks, Mr. Cheeks of The Lost Boyz, Camp Lo, Souls of Mischief, Wordsworth, Murs of Living Legends, Devin The Dude, Planet Asia, Poisen Pen, Remedy of Wu Tang Family, Brother Ali, CunninLynguists, Akrobatik of The Perceptionists, Zion I & The Grouch, Craig G., Tonedeff, DJ GI-JOE, NYOIL,GLUE, Termanology, and more - don't miss the next show in your area! Support this album and see what the hype is all about! -=GTD=- BURNTmd.com __________________________________ Burnt MD And Tha Professor, Burnt MD And Tha Professor Album Review By Ben Hardy [07.02.08] SevenDaysVT.com - FREE paper (40,000+/weekly) (GTD Entertainment, CD) Burnt MD and Tha Professor's self-titled album opens in cinematic style, with the orchestral majesty of the Universal Pictures theme song. It's an appropriate first gesture, as the Vermont hip-hop duo then takes us on a journey that transcends the mere aural. Like any epic movie or hip-hop album there's an award-worthy supporting cast, high-profile cameos and a smart script that suggests Webster's dictionary was close at hand when these two were growing up. As one of a handful holding up the hip-hop scene in Burlington and Vermont in general, Brooklyn native Burnt MD could play it any number of ways. The easy way might be to go on about expensive cars, hot girls and embellished rap sheets la Akon. But true to his Growth Till Death word, the Microphone Doctor chooses the high and some might say harder road, electing positivity over pompous, intelligence over the incredible, and truth over tactlessness. The honest sweat from his work for the scene and the culture seeps out of the album's every pore, splatters with every kick-drum hit, and drenches each thoughtfully crafted and well-delivered line. But as the lengthy title of the album indicates, Burnt MD and Tha Professor had plenty of help putting this one out. While the latter takes production credit for the beats, San Francisco native DJ Touchphonics, formerly of The Loyalists, provides cuts and samples for a number of tracks. The radio-friendly "Smooth You Out" which is getting play on 95 Triple X features Boston's underground heavyweight Akrobatik of The Perceptionists as well as the sultry stylings of local Tricky C. Here the two team up for a flow-hook combo that should have the tune vying for "Best Summer Song of '08." (This reviewer will be blasting "Smooth You Out" from his car's Rockford Fosgate system all around town windows down, volume up.) Fresno, California's Planet Asia (a.k.a. P.A. Medallions, a.k.a. King Medallions) drops in on "The Game" another standout matching the track's ominous piano sample and no-nonsense beat with lyrical musings on the challenges of life in the West Coast underground. Other disc guests include Tekst of THC, Network and J Glaze. Eighteen songs and four bonus tracks later, when the curtain drops and the lights go up on this fine work of art, I find myself uttering words rarely spoken during the closing credits of a real Hollywood film: "I can't wait for the sequel."
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A/N: this was just something I felt I needed to do after reading some of the most recent chapters of Bleach. This takes place after Shunsui receives the notice that he's been promoted.
Bleach and all characters therein belong to Tite Kubo, I make no profit from the writing of this story. All mistakes are mine alone.
It had to be done, he just didn't want anyone else to do it. Actually...he wasn't sure he wanted to do it either.
Sitting in the middle of the spartan room; Shunsui Kyoraku, lost himself in his memories for a few moments.
The times he sneaked into the old man's room; only to get his ears twisted and pinched, or a thump on the head. Yama-jii's voice raised in anger that his privacy had been invaded yet again by the curious little busy body. The boy had always been far too curious for his own good.
The room seemed even emptier than normal. Sensei had never kept sentimental reminders in his rooms, they were all devoid of unnecessary items, save that one picture. The one that Shunsui later realized represented Yamamoto's powers. It was a constant reminder of what once was, and what could be again.
And it had.
The room seemed so empty, yet it felt stifling. The walls were too far away, only to feel like they were closing in on him.
This place that once housed the greatest of all shinigami stood empty. It broke his heart. Yama-jii had always been more of a father to him than his own father had ever been. Now it was his, his space to fill with his memories and trinkets.
He wasn't like the old man, he needed things around him. His office and quarters at eighth were already packed and waiting to be spread around. Yet he had yet to clear this one simple, empty room. It wasn't even that there was so much to do; this was the last place, the last physical reminder that Genreusai Shigekuni Yamamoto had lived.
He did not even try to stop the tears that started to flow down his face. He could not even if he had wanted to.
After a while he scrubbed at his face with the sleeve from his shihakusho. At one point he could have sworn he felt a hand brush over his hair, but that was just his active imagination, he was sure of that fact.
It took no time at all to finish packing the few remnants of the former resident of the rooms. Slipping on the haori of his new position; the squad one insignia blazing across the back Shunsui Sozosa Kyoraku no Jiro strode like a confident man to his new office.


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I don't think I'll make it
I'm so close to the edge
And I'm terrified
What if I take my life tonight?
Would you care?
I'll never be who I was
The good person
Rule follower
Silly one
Honor Roll student
I'll always be a loser
The kid you can beat up
The one that gets made fun of
Annoying, b***h, ugly, stupid
That's what I'll always be
I'll never be good enough
I won't be who I was
All I'll ever be is a loser
Everyone can beat me
I won't mind, as long as it makes you happy
Maybe that's why I'm so clingy
Maybe that's why I don't have many friends
Or they think I'm annoying
I'm sorry
I didn't know
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THE DEAL: Marty Stuart revives classic country.
THE GOOD: Marty Stuart is the real deal in a country music landscape inhabited by what Unknown Hinson calls "steroid eatin' pretty boys with cowboy hats and shaved chests." This release is a tribute to the '60s glory days of country, with Stuart returning to the scene of his first recording session at 13 with Flatt in RCA's Studio B, where stars including Elvis, Waylon and Eddy Arnold recorded. "Branded" sounds like Merle Haggard backed by Buck Owens and the Buckaroos with Waylon on bass. Stuart, who spent six years in Johnny Cash's band, says it took him awhile to have the heart to sing "Hangman," written with Cash just four days before his death in '03. "Porter Wagoner's Grave" is a spoken-word tribute in the style of Tex Ritter's "Hillbilly Heaven." "Hard Working Man" is about his dad getting fired after 21 years at a factory. "I Run To You" is a duet with wife Connie Smith underscored with weepy pedal steel. Although Stuart's principal instrument is mandolin, he plays guitar on all but one cut, stepping out on lead electric for the instrumental "Hummingbyrd," a tribute to Byrds guitarist Clarence White, played on White's signature guitar.
THE BAD: That more country artists don't adopt this style.
THE VERDICT: This is Stuart's masterpiece. Classic country fans will keep this one close at hand while they pray for its rebirth.
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Mustang Grapes grow like crazy all over Central and South Texas. You'll find them covering fence lines and crawling up some trees. You have to be careful when handling these grapes because they are so acidic that the juice can burn your hands. It's not a bad burn, but enough to make your hands itch and drive you nuts!
Mustang Grapes are usually ripe and ready to pick in Mid-July and can stay on the vine through August. But pick 'em when you see that they are ripe and ready or they'll be gone in a hurry! Many birds and some other critters in our area love to eat them.
I make this recipe in small batches for convenience and to ensure that the jelly sets. I hope you enjoy this super easy summertime treat! You'll have grape jelly to last for most of the year.
Here's how to make the juice:
To about 2 gallons of grapes (stems and all – thoroughly washed with cold water), I add ½ cup of water to prevent sticking.
Pour juice and grapes through a fine mesh strainer and mash with the back of a spoon to get all the juice out and some of the pulp. Discard all remaining in strainer. Cover and chill in the refrigerator overnight.
Mustang Grape Jelly
4 cups Mustang Grape juice
1 box Sure Gel powdered pectin
7 cups sugar
½ teaspoon butter
Measure out 7 cups of sugar into a medium bowl and set aside.
In a large saucepot combine juice, pectin and butter. Bring to a full rolling boil (will not stop bubbling even when stirred). Once boiling, add sugar all at once, stirring well to combine. Bring back to a full rolling boil and boil rapidly, stirring constantly for 1 minute exactly. Immediately remove from heat, skim off any foam and ladle into hot sterilized jars, filling to 1/8 inch from top. Place sterilized tops and rings on jars and tighten rings firmly, but not as tight as you can.
Place jars in canner rack and lower into gently boiling water, covering tops of jars by two inches (add more water if necessary). Place lid on canner and continue gently boiling for 5 minutes. Carefully remove jars from canner and place upright on a towel-lined countertop or cooling rack and allow to cool completely. As jars cool you may hear a pop! That's a great sound, it means your jars are sealing. After jars are completely cool, check seals by pressing tops of lids. If the lid pops back and forth, the lid is not sealed and you must use immediately and refrigerate. Otherwise, you can follow the Sure Jell or powdered pectin box's directions for re-processing.
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A couple of years ago I got one of those dinnertime telemarketing phone calls. But as I was getting ready to give my "I'm not interested" speech, the caller said "You can get $8,000 in free government grants to do anything you want with. And you never have to pay it back." So of course as a grantwriter I decided to hear him out. He said they would have a local representative contact me, all I had to do was give him my bank account information and mother's maiden name so they could deduct $299.95 for the service. I made up some numbers and a name, but when I asked questions about a phone number where I could call back or an address he wouldn't tell me, only that my local representative would give me that information. He did say the name of the company was National Grant Services.
After my telemarketing call I phoned the FBI who took my information and told me there was nothing they could do, but that they get lots of these calls. They referred me to the Federal Trade Commission and Better Business Bureau, both of which said they get thousands of complaints and inquiries. But of course, there's not much they can do either. According to the New York Consumer's Board, the Federal Trade Commission has shut some of these down, but of course they keep popping up elsewhere. At work I got a voicemail of a recorded message that said "…if you want to get a piece of the American Pie, now is the time to act. The Foundations have until December 31st to distribute their grant awards and we can help you get your share of free money."
It's clear the "grants for everybody" scam industry is getting more aggressive. One indication is the number of calls I get wanting help getting "free money". As a grantwriting consultant for almost 20 years, I never used to get calls about for-profit businesses or home purchases, now sometimes I get two or three a month from poor souls who have paid dozens to hundreds of dollars to someone who told them about "free government money". When it didn't work out they did a web search and called me, thinking that they just need a more professional approach. Other consultants around the country tell me they get the same calls.
The grant scam artists are on every medium. Here are a few of the most visible:
- The best known is Matthew Lesko, the skinny guy in the question mark suit on late night TV ads. His specialty is books: "How to Write and Get a Grant", "Free Money for a Better Home", "Free Money to Quit Your Job", "Free Money to Pay Your Bills" and a downloadable "Matthew Lesko Federal Money Finder for Business'. These run from $59.95 to $99.95 and are lists of hundreds of state and federal programs from food stamps to enterprise zones, all of which are of course very restricted and most of which aren't "grants" for which an individual can directly apply. There's a long waiting list for these books at my local library. Lesko is also all over the web.
According to a 2004 report of the New York State Consumer Protection Board, Lesko spends $3 million annually on advertising. One of his subsidiary companies, Information USA, sells lists of customers to the telemarketers and seminar presenters like National Grants Conferences.
- National Grants Conferences which tours the country doing "Free Introductory Conferences". They're also on late night TV and run full page ads in local newspapers, similar to the ubiquitous "Get Rich in Real Estate" meetings. I went to one and the speaker spent most of his time telling us how he'd moved into a bigger house and gotten wealthy using government grants, and how if we didn't sign up we were losers. He also mentioned some grant opportunities which virtually nobody in the room would be eligible for, referring to them by acronyms and numbers. The pitch is to get you to pay for a two day workshop and buy a "membership" which of course keeps being charged to your credit card.
Again according to the New York State Consumer Protection Board, National Grants Conferences has been a source of consumer complaints for years and has an "unsatisfactory rating" from at least one Better Business Bureau.
- Then there's the Internet, which is flooded with "free money" rip-offs. To get a taste of the variety out there, do a Google search for "grants" or "government grants" and look at the banner ads across the top and down the side. There are even a couple (Grants Exposed, Scammer Alert) that warn against the others and advise you to only buy their book.
This of course isn't actually about ethics in grantwriting, but it's unethical behavior attached to our profession. These con artists have nothing to do with legitimate grants. They're in the same category as the Nigerian Oil Money and European Lottery scams, the promise of money for nothing to naïve and clueless citizens. As grant professionals we're all hurt by this, if only by the wasted time of talking to the scam victims. But I think worse is the misinformation about grants it spreads and the slightly slimy feeling it gives the field.
With the stimulus funds, there's been an uptick in this activity and there have been a number of mainstream news articles about grant scams lately. Here are a few:


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The Friends of the Public Library hope to maintain the momentum of a record-breaking 2008 with the 37th Annual Friends— Used Book Sale at the Main Library, Sunday, May 31 through Friday, June 5. Last June, the Friends raised $84,470, making the 36th Annual Sale its most successful ever. Stock up for summer and support your Public Library at the same time! Choose from thousands of materials—paperbacks from as little as 50 cents—hardback fiction, nonfiction, and reference books as well as DVDs and CDs starting at just $2.00! Plus, Friday is Bag Day. Buy a Friends' shopping bag for $10.00, and fill it with books, CDs, and more! Proceeds from the sale help support adult and children's programs, and purchase special library materials and equipment.
After you've worked up an appetite rummaging for treasures, why not stop at Le's Cafe? They'll be on the Walnut Street Plaza from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. that week, selling grilled hotdogs, brats, chicken, hamburgers, and their famous (voted "best sandwich" by Cincinnati Magazine in 2007) pulled pork sandwich!
Sale hours:
Sunday, May 31, 1:00–5:00 p.m.
Monday, June 1, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
Tuesday, June 2, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
Wednesday, June 3, 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
Thursday, June 4, 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Friday, June 5, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (Bag Day—buy a shopping bag and fill it for $10.00)
For additional information about the sale, please contact the Friends of the Public Library by phone (513-369-6035) or email.


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Primary voters will get to show their support at the ballot box for political positions already engrained in their party's ideology. The Democratic ballot has four propositions and the Republican ballot has six. The votes do not change the law, but serve as a way to shape party discourse. The primary election is March 4.
Wendy Watson, an instructor in the University of North Texas political science department, is quoted.


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Chapter One: It begins…
"Make it stop…make it stop…"
Darkness, the silence makes my ears hurt. A roar…from where?
"Make it stop…Make it stop…"
Who's saying that? I can't see him…Hello!?
"Make it stop…Make it stop…"
I'm here! Can you hear me!? Hello!?
"Make it stop make it stop make it stop"
Please listen!
I'm here!
"AH!" Yuji yelled. He awoke from his dream, sweating like hell. Marlene wasn't by his side which he found weird. "Marlene?" He called out. He got out of bed. He doesn't remember where he is. The place looked familiar. It wasn't second earth, he felt his head. He felt skin…
He looked in the mirror. His hair was gone and there were stitches across where his hair had been. "Oh my God…What the hell is going on?" The door opened and a man in a white trench coat walked in, he had a clipboard and a pen in hand. "Yuji, you shouldn't be out of bed, please get back in." Yuji tackled the man against the wall, took his pen and held it close to his neck. "Where the fuck am I? Who the hell are you, and what did you do with Marlene!?" Yuji yelled. "What are you talking about?" The man said.
"Answer me!" He held the pen closer. "You're in the hospital, the one you were put to sleep in 3 years ago." "You're lying! It's 2031! I was put in a hospital years 20 years ago!" "2031!? It's 2014!"
"Bullshit! I woke up 2031, and the Blue took over the earth and we just won it back, now who the fuck are you!?"
"Blue? What are you talking about, we woke you up 2 days ago, but we drugged you before you could wake up so we could perform the surgery for your disease."
"I'm a doctor here, please I won't do anything." Yuji dropped the pen, he backed away. "So everything, I went through…was a lie."
The doctor looked confused. "I went to sleep with Marlene in my arms last night…I got used to that world. But in reality it really was a nightmare."
"Do you want to explain over breakfast?" The doctor asked standing up reaching his hand out to Yuji.


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What attributes make a good travel sector email program
Published by Rosa Lippard
Following on from my focus on what makes a good retail email program, I have chosen to take a look at the travel sector, another industry we have lots of experience in, with clients ranging from Saga, James Villa Holidays, OntheBeach.co.uk and many more.
The key difference between retail and travel is that booking a holiday is a complex decision making process on the whole. As a result, the booking process can take several weeks, and email plays a crucial role in this time period.
In-Market Emails
If you can identify that a customer is researching booking a holiday, now is the time to increase the frequency and send new emails. You want to ensure your brand is front of mind at all times during this phase and email is a great tool that allows you to push messages directly to customers, quickly, at low cost.


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The search is on again for the Chichester district's future sporting stars.
Last year will be remembered as one of the greatest in British sporting history - and now the search is on for youngsters and volunteers who are helping ensure the future of sport remains bright in this area.
Applications have opened for the 2013 Youth Sport Achievement Awards. Organisers are looking for local sports stars, teams, coaches and volunteers.
Nominating someone for an award is easy - just fill out one of the nomination forms with details and send it back to the council.
The deadline for entries is has been extended to Friday, May 3, 2013. The nomination form can be found at www.chichester.gov.uk
The awards ceremony will take place at Westgate Leisure in Chichester on Saturday, June 22, from 6pm to 7pm.
The awards night aims to celebrate sporting excellence throughout the Chichester district, celebrating young sportsmen and women and the successes they have experienced over the past 12 months.
The scheme recognises not only the outstanding achievements of young sportsmen, women and teams across the sporting spectrum, but also those coaches and volunteers who work tirelessly behind the scenes - the unsung heroes.
The awards, organised by the council in partnership with the Observer and Chichester Priory Rotary Club, are presented in seven categories: team of the year, volunteer of the year, coach of the year, young person's commitment to sport, outstanding contribution to sport, outstanding sports performance of the year and youth sport achievement.
This final award has been broken down into three categories - bronze for those who have represented their district, silver for anyone who has played sport for their county or region and gold for a young sportsman or women who has represented their country.
For entry requirements, contact Jamie Fellows, community sports development officer at the council - email@example.com


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School rocks
Published 7:00 pm, Wednesday, November 29, 2006
The Unionville-Sebewaing Area High School Showchoir performed a number of lively songs from not just one, but two shows High School Musical and School House Rock to a full house Wednesday night at the high school auditorium.
The choir performed Ive Got the Music in Me from High School Musical. After performing several songs from that musical, they did a medley of tunes from School House Rock, including the popular Im Just a Bill (pictured).
The 66-person choir also did a reprise medley of songs from High School Choir and several of the singers came out into the audience to perform Were All in This Together, which included a little dance. The performance also included a question/answer session with the audience about High School Musical, and those who answered questions correctly received a T-shirt or poster. Karen Bruner was the director.