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what a terribly sad happy ending.
That was a pretty good episode, but this was one of the worst (mini) seasons ever.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
Obviously it was time for Rory and Amy to go, and they dragged it out forever.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
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well, that was just wonderful! I love Clara!!! now I can't wait until April!!
really?? nothing??? I thought the Christmas special was great and that it set up a good back half of the series. now we have to wait until April.
Loved the premier!! it seemed to even have a different feel that last season and even the first half of season 7. I'm really enjoying Clara! I thought it was weird that she had to call tech support for help since in asylum she was such a proficient hacker of the dalek systems but it was explained very well. I'm looking forward to the tech aspect of her story as we fond out more about who she is and what she might be capable of going forward.
Loved that she rang the tardis for tech support!
the new Doctor will be revealed in about an hour on BBC America.
edit: I thought today was sunday... the doctor will be revealed tomorrow at 11
is anyone planning on watching the 50th special in the theaters? I wanted to, but my local theaters aren't showing it until monday night and by then I'll have seen it. if it's really good, I guess I could go see it for the second time in 3D but I'd hate to spend so much money on a doctor who episode that I've already seen.
I don't think I knew this thread existed.
the very very early episodes from the early 60s are a real hoot. There's one where the doctor is on 1964 london and hears all this complaining about the Beatles then he finally hears their music and says "oh, I didn't realize the Beatles played classical music".
but for me Tom Baker is the only Doctor. I can't watch anyone else.
I haven't watched much of Classic Who. BBC America has been doing a monthly special on all the doctors and they usually show one of his adventures, so I've watched a little bit of each doctor, but it's so hard for me to watch those early episodes. not to mention, it's a very daunting task to catch up with almost 50 years! I really enjoyed the 8th doctor in that fox movie though. I wish he had a bit more of a run (I know about Big Finish, but I don't think I want to dive into audio books).
why is it "so hard" for you to watch classic Dr Who? does the low-tech low-budget production distract you too much?
yeah, that's part of it. it's not like DW has ever had super fancy special effects until very recently, but some of the early episodes are extremely awkward, especially when William Hartnell would mess up a line and then say the line again. I understand that editing wasn't what it was back then and every retake would cost a lot of money and that some of the early episodes were live, but it's hard on a viewer.
funny enough, the campiness and low tech effects of the 9th doctor is what got me hooked.
I would like to revisit the Tom Baker era though. He has to be everyone's favorite doctor for a reason, right?
When I first watched the show, we're talking like 1978 on PBS or something, and you know it was Tom Baker and K-9.. and I just stumbled across it and I was like, wtf, that robot dog is ridiculous, this is awful with the garish lighting. and wtf are they talking about? this is stupid. But I couldn't stop watching. Baker was so captivating and the plotlines (usually) so interesting that I was hooked.
I watched a couple episodes on PBS with my grandfather, but I was still pretty young and didn't have much of an attention span. years later, I had completely forgot about it until an episode with David Tennant that brought back Sarah Jane Smith and K9 and it brought back all the memories of watching it as a kid.
I can't begin to describe how much I'm looking forward to seeing Ten an Eleven interact.
not that anyone is interested in Doctor Who anymore, but the 50th anniversary episode was all kinds of wonderful.
"no! all 13!!"
so did I until someone directed me here when I was taking over the main TV thread with DW chatter.
did you see all the extras? Night of the Doctor, The Last Day, and the "Doctor Who Five(ish) Doctors Reboot" were also great!

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Hmmm...Bluebird is one of my favorite courses. It is definitely my favorite 9-hole (and I've played a BUNCH of 9-holes.) I really like 1-4 with all the elevation changes and the tight woods. The putting area around # 1 always gets me...my disc will hit that compacted soil and skip a mile past the hole. # 2 has that extreme roll-away risk for your putt on the right. # 3 can be tricky as I seem to sail past the pin high a lot. # 4 is just a bitch. Then you get the open holes, but # 7 & # 8 have some nice drop-offs around the pin. # 9 is a dinker, but it's nice to end with a birdie.
It's a workout, it has some really good shots, you get to see deer and other wildlife stare at you wondering WTF you are doing with that Frisbee, and the course is so underplayed that you have almost zero chance of encountering another human being. What's not to like? The tees are bad...I'll give you that. Some of the open holes that were long when the course was designed and the Viper was the best-selling distance driver are not so long anymore in this day of the Boss and all the other high-speed drivers. The grass needs to get cut on the open holes more often. Other than that, it's a pretty good course. I'd play two rounds of nine there before I'd go to Creve Coeur. As far as 9-holers go, it's head and shoulders above Manchester, Watson Trails or Kircher.
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A price index of lumber and panels used in actual construction for Sept. 27, 2013
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Crow's Market Recap -- A condensed recap of the market conditions for the major North American softwood lumber and panel products as reported in Crow's Weekly Market Report.
Lumber: Market momentum carried over from the week prior prompted SPF lumber mills to increase prices early. Extended order files at mills prompted buyers to look elsewhere for coverage, which led to solid and steady sales at the secondary level but slower sales at mills. After a somewhat sluggish start to the week, Southern Pine lumber trading improved moderately, providing enough momentum to keep most dimension prices moving higher, although some discounts remained in the mix. The sales pace in Coastal species lumber slowed, but momentum continued to press prices higher. Distributors sold steady volumes and purchased to fill-in inventories, but hesitation to buy back in kept some customers on the sidelines. A limited amount of mill offerings continued to keep the Inland species lumber market on an upward trend. Some producers reported a quieter pace than last week, but most felt it was due to a lack of offerings rather than a slowdown in demand. Radiata Pine traders reported a solid market, with some saying they had Mldg&Btr order files out to the end of the year. Inquiries for Ponderosa Pine #2&Btr Shop were most prevalent, with most coming from door and window manufacturers and cut stock plants. Producers of Ponderosa Pine Selects and Commons reported strong demand in all but a couple of grades and sizes. Idaho White Pine producers reported light offerings. ESLP producers continued to hold prices firm while quoting shipment times well into October. Buyers' needs, consisting of minimal volumes but covering a broad range of Western Red Cedar items, generated highly mixed orders at mills. Buyers kept a close eye on inventories and inbound shipments, not wanting to carry any idle volumes.
Panels: The OSB market remained on firm ground with producers in control. Western market continued to lead the rally with mill order files out 2-3 weeks or more. Moderate sales activity in the Southern Pine plywood market left prices firm or edging higher. Producers reported order files mostly in the weeks of October 7 and 14. Buyers often steered toward the quickest shipping volumes. "Steady and unspectacular," was how one producer described sales activity in the Western Fir plywood market. Steadiness in the market allowed producers to raise prices moderately. Order files moved solidly into the week of October 7, extending in some instances into the next week. A mild uptick in activity on Thursday was not enough to move Canadian plywood prices up, but was enough to add to mill order files and pull a few buyers off the fence. Other than the Thursday action, the overall tone of the market was a quiet one. With particleboard and MDF markets about to begin October, most producers are somewhat disappointed with the amount of business brought their way in September.
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This San Francisco wedding is pretty much the definition of glamour. Bride Melody is an opera singer in the San Francisco Bay Area and her groom, Winston is a businessman whose work takes him around the world, so it's only fitting that their vision for their wedding was an opulent, grand affair in one of San Francisco's most luxurious historic venues, the Palace Hotel. To achieve the look of opulent grandeur, the wedding planners at Charmed Events Group used a spectrum of gold in all forms (sparkle, glitter, metallic) paired with tones of fuchsias and then included details to honor Melody's Japanese heritage. My favorite touch is the ombre aisle of petals for the ceremony. Of course, opulence, doesn't necessarily mean stuffy, one of the favorite moments of the evening was when Melody and her opera friends did a flash mob opera number. The whole event is documented beautifully by photographer Jen Huang, who just released a Workshop-In-A Box, a book that includes a gallery of her photos labeled with all her in-camera settings as well as anecdotes and advice on documenting your wedding day as well as film, paper and other goodies to get you started on your photography journey. –Amy
Planning, Event Design, Stationary: Charmed Events Group
Photographer: Jen Huang Photography
Videography: Cinematt
Floral Design: Nicole Ha
Letterpress: Felix Rhys Paperie
Calligraphy: Calligraphy by Jen
Hair and Make Up: Aimee Lam Beauty Up Close
Rentals: Hartmann Studios
Linens: La Tavola
Ice Sculpture: Ice Illusions
DJ: Boutique Wedding DJS: Chris Fox
Lighting and Drape: Fantasy Sound Event Services
Venue and Cake: Palace Hotel
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To Enter: Jen is giving away one of her Workshop-In-A Box kits. To enter, leave a comment describing your favorite wedding memory – of your own wedding, or of a particularly touching wedding you attended or maybe just of a favorite wedding photo. Leave your comment below by next Wednesday, July 3 at 10pm EST.
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Image above: There were three different tablescapes, each with different combinations of gold textures for guest tables and glitter table numbers for each table. Each table was adorned with flowers in various tones of fuchsia and guests sat down to place settings with fuchsia bow napkins and scroll like menus.
Image above: One of the biggest hits of the night was the fabulously pink dessert bar with their ombre petaled cake as the central feature. There was also a custom airplane ice sculpture with two custom drinks (lychee martini and lychee saketini) that paid homage to the couple's long distance romance that led up to their wedding.
Image above: Some of the stationery details. Because Melody was an opera singer, in lieu of a traditional guestbook, guests were asked to "write their own tune" on blank sheets of music.
Love this giveaway! My favorite wedding memory was a year ago in our very own wedding as it was a life great moment when we get to share this great moment with our families & love ones.
I'm pretty much overwhelmed with joy by every wedding I've been to (tears galore!) but my favorite wedding memory is from when I was nine, acting as flower girl for my dad's cousin's wedding. The bride had gotten dressed for the wedding at home; everyone else in the wedding party was staying at a hotel. The bride had arranged to come to our hotel by limo, pick up her female entourage, and arrive at the wedding all together for the ceremony. An hour or so before the wedding, the maids of honor and I all stood outside of the hotel in our dresses, waiting to be picked up. The girls played a game with me: just guessing what color the limo would be. I insisted it would be black, but they all thought it'd be cream or white– it was more 'bridal'. I guessed right, though!
Just those five or six minutes getting to hang out with and even entertain the maids of honor made me feel like such a part of the wedding. I felt very grown-up– they were all so bubbly, gorgeous, excited, and I loved that quick happy moment! Definitely my favorite wedding moment ever– that's stayed with me 'til now.
My favorite wedding memory is from my younger sister's recent wedding. It was not anything that could be bought – in fact it was free. It is the look of wonder, astonishment, love and pride on the bride and groom's faces as they leave the church! I love that look. . . two people truly in love coming together in front of their families. Priceless.
When I married I was a nurse caring for children with cancer. My flower girl was one of my patients, she had leukemia. I wanted to remember that life is precious and that in the end the small things we often spend so much time being angry and upset about are not worth the effort. Every time I look at the pictures I am reminded these things. (and yes my small flower girl was cured and is in college today)
The lovliest wedding I have been to was my best friends' and her lover from another side of the world. Since he was really into nature, it took place in a forest by the seaside with only 20 closest friends. Very memorable, cosy and definitelly special event for them to start living happily ever after.
Two things happened on my wedding day that will live on in photos forever…we got married in San Diego and the Immaculata Church on the campus of USD. Right as I was set to walk down the aisle the wedding coordinator gave my long veil a final tug to arrange and when she did so, dislodged the velcro tabs inside that held the veil to the back of the cap…so basically as I walked down the aisle the right side of my head was exposed from the back due to the flapped veil, photo fail! Then after the ceremony, we stayed for photos and a limousine was to pick my husband and I up at the church. It never showed, and we hitched a ride in the photographer's van, which did not have a proper back seat but, because of my gown, that is the only place I could fit. We laughed on our day at these things but now, when I look at those pics with my hair exposed, I don't laugh as much! I would love to win this kit it looks lovely.
My niece's wedding at a private home in San Jose last October. She and her now husband met in college, and wrote letters to each other that they each read before taking their vows. Both of them choked up, but my niece tempered hers with just the right punctuation of laughter, swearing that there was "one thing I can never never promise you (pause) I can never promise to love the 49'ers as much as I love my Saints! No, no, that's asking too much." Then they and all the of the bridal party exited with little dance skits to "Call Me Maybe." Very lovely wedding that fit both of their personalities.
My favorite wedding memory took place at about 7:00 pm when I ran down to our event space at the Seattle Merchandise Mart. On my way back to the room to put my wedding dress on and get ready for the big moment, I passed several of our guest on the lower level of the building. I didn't think anything of it and just chalked it up to guest wanting to get there a bit early to park and get settled. It wasn't until I was back in the room getting dressed and received a phone call asking where I was. Opps…I had in my mind that the wedding time was 7:45 when it was actually suppose to start at 6:45. I was late to my own wedding but as they say good things come to those that wait! We'll be celebrating our 22nd wedding anniversary on July 13th!
I have a tie for my favorite memory, it's between walking down the aisle and seeing my husband to be for the first time and him reciting the vows the wrote about the first time we met.
At my wedding we really wanted people to feel comfortable to get out on the dance floor. So my brother (a groomsmen) dressed up as a robot and walked out on the dance floor to Lady Gaga's "Just Dance". An actual robot, doing "the robot" on the dance floor was just the trick, the dance floor was crowded all night and we partied til dark!
At a friend's wedding, every best man and bridesmaid entered the room carrying a red tulip and the bride carried only a white tulip. The mother of the bride and the mother of the groom then assembled all the tulips to make up the bouquet. It was just beautiful.
Not married yet, but my favorite wedding memory is that of my dear friend Rebecca's. She leaned out the upstairs window of the country farmhouse where she was wed and chatted with us before the ceremony began. Her hair was still setting, tied up and pinned , and she was wearing a robe. It was so casual and awesome. I will never forget that. I hope my wedding is as effortless and comfortable.
My friends Jasmine and Joe dancing to the Doctor Horrible Sing Along Blog
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I love Jen's work, and this wedding is just gorgeous. My favorite part of my wedding day was having my grandmother and my husband's grandmother there. They were both close to 90 years old, and seeing the joy in their eyes at getting to be part of our day was so important. Fancy details are great, but family is everything. Now every time I see a grandparent at a wedding I get a little choked up.
A reading of "My love is like a red red rose" by Robert Burns. Tears!
My favorite moment, was when I was in my best friend's wedding and seeing how happy she was and dancing the night away outside with all of the guests.
My favorite wedding memory was when my college pal got married in Poland. My other 2 friends and I "road tripped" through Europe to get there and let's just say they really love their vodka straight up there! It was so fun being part of all the Polish wedding traditions and games.
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my favorite moment? hearing my husband recite his vows – it made me so happy and giddy to hear him promise "forever" that I actually did a little happy jump :D -
I'm getting married next May, and I'm sure my favorite wedding moment will happen next year. However, my current favorite wedding memory is from the wedding of two college friends. The groom went onstage with the wedding band, took over the electric guitar, grabbed the mic and sung a cover of "I Think We're Alone Now," made famous by Tiffany, while his wife danced in the front row. It was such a sweet moment!!
As a destination wedding planner based in the south of France, I am so touched by every wedding I experience with couples from around the world. One of our cutest couples has chosen to renew their vows once a year in a different destination. So far, Mr. V has gotten away with doing this three times while keeping it a total surprise for his wife Mrs. V! The most recent vow renewal ceremony took place in the paradise of the Seychelles just last weekend. Mrs. V wrote us a beautiful message of thanks today with more exclamation points to express her enthusiasm and happiness than there were words… :) As for my greatest personal memory, I'd copy and paste, but it's probably easier to just read directly from my site bio here: http://ungrandoui.com/en/about-us-equipe/. Cheers!
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Gorgeous wedding pics! :) Loved the grandeur!
I was at a wedding for one of my oldest friends last weekend. Not only was it a gorgeous wedding, it was performed by one of my childhood best friends who was just ordained as a rabbi.
My favorite moment was during the wedding of my good friends– as they came back down the aisle during the recessional, the groom kissed his new wife's hand. It was such a quick, sweet gesture, and I always think of it when I see them. Thank you for this giveaway!
My best friend got married a few weeks ago, and the most touching moment was when her normally very stoic, tough man fiance (now husband) started crying during the vows.
My favorite memory was having all my cousins fly in all the way from Montreal to be with me on my special day, along with best friends from childhood, especially since I am an only child with no sisters, it made me feel so special.
All images are so awesome all are so beautiful. it's special moments you have shared.
My favorite wedding memory is when I was maid of honor in my best friend's wedding, and as I was standing beside her as she was saying her vows, I got to see the look of true love and adoration in her husband's eyes. That was the most meaningful moment of the entire evening for me.
My favorite wedding memory was when I got to watch my fiance officiate for two of his best friends. He had been close with both of them for a very long time, so it was really special and meaningful to see him be the one to perform their wedding. All the moms cried!
I not married but due to be September 2017 and even though I've beautiful memories of the weddings ive attended. I'm going to comment on my own. We've been together 14 years 15 when getting married. We're going to Mauritius just the 2 of us, as after all these years we've decided it's about our love and i want to be his wife instead of a big expensive wedding, which is why we've not got married before now due to the cost of a big church wedding. But I'm so excited and find it so romantic that it'll be just us two on a little island which we're taken to separately by boat and be saying our vows on a beautiful island in the sea with the sun setting. And i wish we'd done this sooner but its taken until this year for me to realise that its our love,life and about us getting married and me being his wife but before it included a big wedding which isnt my priority now.
Gorgeous wedding pics! :) Loved the grandeur!
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BBC launches iPlayer Radio
The BBC has launched iPlayer Radio and has also redesigned the homepages for nearly all its radio stations.
The iPlayer Radio service will be available as a new smartphone app and also online through the individual radio station sites and the new radio homepage at www.bbc.co.uk/radio.
It will offer catch-up services and access to on-demand radio, as well as clips, videos and downloads.
The smartphone app, features a touchscreen dial that allows users to access all 57 BBC radio stations, as well as an alarm clock that lets listeners wake up to their favourite station.
New homepages and mobile websites for individual radio stations have also been launched.
A new BBC Radio homepage has been introduced, which Andrew Scott, head of radio and music and audience-facing services at BBC Future Media, says is 'a deliberately bold move to radical simplicity'.
The page allows users to quickly access homepages for each section, as well as categories, and, says, Scott, 'is our first foray into responsive design'.
The iPlayer sites and app are rolling out this week.
BAD. A huge step back. Too many more steps to get to what you want, sometimes really frustrating. Bad organization. It seems that the developer did not study how people use the site. I feel sorry for older people or people with older computers. BBC should have a commitment to trying to make things accessible to ALL people. On the visual side – this was done by developers, not by – or in collaboration with – designers. Ugly "glowing" graphics that have infected all things digital (and beyond). And the gloomy homepage without any info! (You used to be able to see right there what is each station broadcasting at the moment.) Knowing how to code does not make a developer into a designer. Most user comments on BBC express the same.
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One day before her 24th birthday, Nicholle Taulborg was sentenced Monday to for 2-6 years in the Womens Correctional Center in York for attempted possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute.
Lincoln County District Judge Donald Rowlands handed down the sentence.
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Chelsey Mackey, 19, of Ogallala, was sentenced to 18 months probation after pleading guilty to attempted 2nd degree assault for breaking the ankle and leg of a North Platte police officer.
Mackey was originally charged with aggravated assault of a police officer and criminal mischief.
A presentence investigation report recommended she be placed on probation.
Mackey was arrested on April 12 at the Behavioral Health unit of Great Plains Regional Medical Center after police answered a call about a combative, out of control woman. When officers tried to restrain Mackey in the emergency room, she fought back, In the resulting meleee, an officer broke his ankle and leg bones.
According to North Platte Police Officer Christopher Ablard, he and Officer Meyer arrived at the hospital to find Mackey beating on the inside of a security door. One of her hands was bloody and the other was wrapped in a towel. When he and Meyer entered Mackey made a come on gesture toward them.
Ablard said he and Meyer took hold of Mackeys arms to control her but she continued to fight. A hospital security guard joined in, along with a doctor and a nurse. In the process, Meyer yelled in pain and said my ankle is hurt. Ablard said Meyers ankle was turned 90 degrees from normal, no doubt injured. He said Mackey finally calmed down and was secured to a bed.
It was never determined if Mackey directly injured Meyer or if another person involved in the scuffle had fallen on Meyers leg.
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Taylor McGlothlin, 21, of North Platte, was sentenced to 120 days with credit for 55 days already served on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol and resisting arrest.
Donna Davis, 45, of North Platte received a sentence of 60 days in the county jail with credit for 17 days on a conviction of third offense shoplifting. Davis has prior convictions from March 2011 and June 2012.
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I believe Lorrene Soellner's point in quoting the land title dates in Information letter misrepresented ALR (Letters, Dec. 28) is that properties such as Sandown race track, Ardmore and Glen Meadows golf courses, schools, etc., were developed before the ALR came into existence in the 1970s, therefore they were grandfathered in and did not have to go through development applications. Such properties are now included in the ALR because of their future agricultural potential.
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Long-Term Visiting Academic Research Fellowships
The American Antiquarian Society offers long-term visiting academic research fellowships tenable for four to twelve months each year. (Short-term fellowships are available for scholars holding the Ph.D. and for doctoral candidates engaged in dissertation research.)
All awards are for a period of residence to use the AAS library's resources for research and writing. The following long-term awards are intended for scholars beyond the doctorate.
- Hench Post-Dissertation Fellowship: The purpose of the fellowship is to provide the recipient with time and resources to extend research and/or to revise the dissertation for publication. Established as the Mellon Post-Dissertation Fellowship in 1998, the fellowship has been renamed in honor of John B. Hench, who retireed as vice president for collections and programs after thirty-three years on the staff of the American Antiquarian Society. The Society welcomes applications from those who have advance book contracts, as well as those who have not yet made contact with a publisher. The twelve-month stipend for this fellowship is $35,000.
Application deadline: Oct. 15 | Further information and application form - AAS-National Endowment for the Humanities Long-Term Fellowships: At least three fellowships will be awarded for periods extending from four to twelve months. Funds come from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Statoil ASA shares fell in U.S. trades Thursday on plans by the state-run Norwegian oil firm to cut output by 1.2 million barrels of oil a day as part of a lockout on collective bargaining units, while energy stocks fell back after recent gains.
Statoil ASA STO, -0.18% dropped 3.4%, weighing on the energy sector.
ECB and China Cut Key Rates
The ECB cut its main interest rate to a historic low of 0.75%. China surprised the market with its second cut in less than a month and the Bank of England boosts quantitative easing by $78 billion. Martin Essex discusses. Photo: Reuters
Statoil said it'll begin a controlled shutdown of production on the Norwegian continental shelf beginning on July 9. It'll take up to four days to turn off production.
Statoil's lockout warning came after a strike taken by bargaining units on June 24.
"The trade unions are demanding an early retirement scheme from the age of 62 which is considerably more comprehensive than the pension schemes of other groups in society," Statoil said.
Among the losses in the energy sector, Exxon Mobil Corp. XOM, -0.77% and Chevron Corp. CVX, +0.11% moved down by about 1% each at the closing bell. The two oil majors are components of the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -0.29% which ended trading with a loss of 47 points.
Checking the major benchmarks in the energy sector, the NYSE Arca Oil Index (XOI) dropped 1.5%, the NYSE Arca Natural Gas Index (XNG) lost 1.2% and the Philadelphia Oil Service Index OSX, -0.53% fell 1.7%.
The Energy Select SPDR Fund XLE, -0.39% which tracks energy stocks in the S&P 500, fell 1.3%.
Among decliners, Baker Hughes BHI, -0.29% dropped 3.3%, Transocean Ltd. RIG, -0.08% slipped 2.4%, and Anadarko Petroleum Corp. APC, -0.74% declined 2.8%.
Energy stocks cooled off after recent gains, including a jump in the month of June.


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Re: KansasJul 9, 2003
I wish I could tell you...but this is still new to us...I
anticipate we'll receive more info about it in our back to
school in-services. For now, I think you could find info on
the Ks St Bd of Ed site....ksde..or KNEA...knea.org
PS...jobs are pretty hard to find...do you have any leads?
What part of KS are you interested in?
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Steelhead patterns
I'm looking for a sure-fire, can't miss steelhead pattern for steelies returning from Conneaute Creek to Lake Erie this spring...
What would be my best bet for a slate bottom river? What are the best choices of colors to use in the spring? I'm sure "FALL" colors are not going to work as well... Please advise me in these matters. Thanks: cohocola
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Welcome to the forumn, I have never fished the Catt, lake michigan tribs only in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Indiana. The site below will show you the patterns for lake erie tribs all of which many of which are also used through out the great lakes. This site shows you how to tie them also. In the spring though nymph and egg/yarn flies are always effective and sometimes streamers or speys can be effective. Most important you are going to have to get your fly down to the fish which are laying just above the bottom, they will not normally move far for your fly so if it does not get down to them you are just getting casting and mending practice. I learned that the hard way in 1980 when I took up steelhead fly fishing. I had been a trout fisherman prior to that. Good luck, you should pick up one of the GL steelheading books also which are now out. There is one specifically on lake erie tribs I was looking at borders this month. It talks in detail about lake erie tribs and has good overall information. There are other books also. Shoot me a PM if you need more information. PM Out http://www.steelheading101.com/ |
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Professor of History Hilary Dickerson and her husband Joel welcomed Soren Atticus Reid Dickerson to their family in April. Soren arrived on April 16, six weeks early, at 7:24 a.m., weighing 5lbs, 12oz and measuring 18 ½ inches. Soren spent 21 days in the NICU before heading home, much to the delight of his parents and big brother Malcolm.
Nic Hubbard, PUC's Webmaster, and his wife Emily welcomed their daughter Annabelle Lisette Hubbard on April 29 at 10:56 a.m. Annabelle arrived weighing 7 lbs, 6 oz., and measuring 19 inches. Congratulations Nic and Emily, and new brother Matthew!
Tammy McGuire and Michelle Rai are playing as members of the Crane Park 3.0 USTA tennis team in St. Helena. They play against teams in Santa Rosa, Petaluma, and Sebastopol.
Elisabeth Reeves traveled and sang with the Vocal Art Ensemble on a 12-day tour of England and Scotland. The group journeyed England's eastern coast, singing in the Norwich and Lincoln cathedrals, the Queen's Parish Church in Sandringham Estate and St. Giles in Edinburgh. The choir also performed with two local groups: the Lincoln Orpheus Male Voice Choir in Grantham and Cadenza at St. Peter's in Edinburgh. The Vocal Art Ensemble will also participate in the SacSings! Choral Festival in June at the Harris Center in Folsom.
Our question was: "If you could go back and give your younger self advice after graduating from college, what would you say?"
"Accept challenges and failures as part of the journey, and not as your full identity. Be quick to share your difficulties with trustworthy people, and let humility open your ears to wise counsel. Know God is in the details and is with you every step of the way. Stay active in church, helping with Sabbath school, potlucks, and committees. You are valuable and needed."—Holly Jeske, Wellness
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Indians of Kansas
The word Kansas comes from a Sioux word meaning "people of the south wind"
Tribes and Bands of Kansas
The following list of tribes is compiled from:
- Hodge, Frederick Webb. Handbook of American Indians North of Mexico. Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of Ethnology, Bulletin #30 1907.
- Swanton, John R. The Indian Tribes of North America. Smithsonian Institution Bureau of Ethnology, Bulletin #145
Apache, Arapaho, Cherokee, Cheyenne, Chippewa, Comanche, Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Iroquois, Jicarilla, Kansa, Kaskaskia (New York Indians), Kaw, Kickapoo, Kiowa, Kiowa-Apache, Miami, Missouri, Munsee, Osage, Oto, Ottawa, Pawnee, Peoria, Piankashaw, Potawatomi, Prairie Band of Potawatomi, Quapaw, Sac and Fox - Musquacki (of Mississippi and Missouri), Seneca, Shawnee, Southern Cheyenne, Wea, Wyandotte
Black Bob's Band of Shawnee, Prairie Band Potawatomi, Sac and Fox of Kansas
As identified in the National Atlas of the United States of America, the following reservation names in bold are current federally-recognized reservations:
Chippewa - Munsee Reservation
- Iowa Reservation Federal, under jurisdiction of Horton Agency, Tribe: Iowa
- Kickapoo Reservation State, under jurisdiction of Horton Agency, Tribe: Kickapoo
- Ottawa Reservation
- Prairie Potawatomi Reservation Federal, under jurisdiction of Horton Agency, Tribe: Potawatomi
- Peoria Reservation
- Potawatomi Reservation
- Sac and Fox Reservation
- Shawnee Reservation (1854)
- Wyandot Reservation
- Isaacs, Katherine M., editor, Omni Gazetteer of the United States of America. U.S. Data Sourcebook, Volume 11 Appendices, Bureau of Indian Afffairs List of American Indian Reservations, Appendix E. Indian Reservations, Onmigraphics, Inc., 1991.
Agencies of the Bureau of Indian Affairs
Agencies were created as an administrative division of the federal government to manage Indian affairs with the tribes, to enforce policies, and to assist in maintaining the peace. The names and location of these agencies may have changed, but their purpose remained basically the same. Many of the records of genealogical value were created by these offices.
- Delaware Agency
- Drum Creek Agency
- Fort Leavenworth Agency
- Great Nemaha Agency
- Jicarilla Agency
- Horton Agency, P.O. Box 31,Horton, KS 66439
- Kansas Agency
- Kickapoo Agency
- Osage River Agency
- Ottawa Agency
- Pawnee Agency
- Potawatomi Agency
- Quapaw and Seneca Agency
- Shawnee Agency
- Southern Pueblo Agency
- Upper Arkansas Agency
- Upper Missouri Agency
- Upper Platte Agency
- Wichita Agency 1857-1878
- Wyandot Subagency 1839-1863, 1870-1872
- Hill, Edward E., The Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1880: Historical Sketches., Clearwater Publishing Co., Inc., 1974.
Indian Schools
The Office of Indian Affairs (now the Bureau of Indian Affairs) established a network of schools throughout the United States, beginning with Carlisle Indian School, established in 1879. Some of these schools were day schools, usually focusing on Indian children of a single tribe or reservation. Some were boarding schools which served Indian children from a number of tribes and reservations.
In addition, other groups such as various church denominations established schools specifically focusing on American Indian children. (read more...)
Family History Library
- John Gill Pratt Papers 1834-1899 13 films Family History Library 1st film 0812758
- Central Superintendency of Indian Affairs 1813-1878 108 films M 856 Family History Library 1st film: 1602893
Web Sites
Kansas Native American Genealogy
See Also:
Kansas Church for a list of missions
Kansas History for a calendar of events
Kansas Military for a list of forts


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We will be joined by thousands of energized attendees from all over the country, all of whom can't wait to meet you. Our conference attendees are spending lots of time on the exhibit hall floor talking to people like you to find out what's hot in science education today. Last year, over 50% of our attendees spent an average of three or more hours of their conference experience on the exhibit floor.
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Over 10,000 science teachers and administrators attending both from the US and abroad
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The NSTA Exhibit Hall is a must-see! NSTA brings you the leading science education companies and organizations to showcase products, services, curricula, and much more. You'll discover something new and exciting in the world of science teaching.
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NSTA attendees consistently rate the Exhibit Hall as one of their favorite aspects of the conference. Specifically, they enjoy the opportunity to see, experience, and learn about the latest products, services, and programs available while also meeting the people responsible for delivering the tools they use in the classroom. Any company or organization involved with K-16 science education will find a receptive and eager audience.
Face-to-face interaction is important to science educators.
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Each year, we hold five major events offering comprehensive professional development and networking opportunities for science teachers and administrators: a National Conference on Science Education in the spring, three Area Conferences in the fall, and a STEM Forum & Expo in May.
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Contact the event managers listed below for more information about how you can participate at the 68th Annual NSTA National Conference - National Science Teachers Association.
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Primary Industry: | Education Events |
Other Industries: | Associations: Trade / Professional, Business, Education, Education Events, Sciences |
Estimated Attendance: | 10,000 |
Audience: | Science Teachers and Administrators |
Notes: | ATTENDEE FACTS* 71% are decision makers for their schools and districts 98% would recommend attending the NSTA Conference to their colleagues 61% spend more than 3 hours in the Exhibits Hall *Based on 2016 National Conference Attendee Survey 2016 Attendees: 84% Teachers, Professors, and Department Heads 18% Principals, Supervisor/Coordinators, Administrators 14% Scientists/Consultants 9% Students |
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Number of Exhibitors: | 350+ (Previous Year) |
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Did you read the article about his diet?
Did you read the article about his diet?
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I have a quick question about the Chinese girls. If they end up finding evidence that they're not 16, do we, or the second place team, then get the gold medal?
That would be a travesty. I hate to say it, but the American gymnastics teams have a history of calling sour grapes. If the Chinese team faked their ages, then they should be punished, but that doesn't change the fact that the American girls choked with a capital everything. The performances they put out do not deserve a gold medal whether the competition was 10 or 20 or 70.
There is no such thing as a pitching prospect.
Chad Johnson says he can beat Michael Phelps in the pool!
Hugs, smiling, and interactive Twitter accounts, don't mean winning baseball. Until this community understands that we are cursed to relive the madness.
If that's your opinion, how do you explain them earning a silver? I guess they did not deserve that either.
I say put Michael Phelps in the the Womens swimming. Call him Michelle Phelps. If the other swimmers lose, they deserve it because they did not beat the best swimmer.
I'm watching the gymnastics right now, and these judges are horrible. I'm no expert in gymnastics, but I can tell when somebody screws up. These Chinese girls are making adjustment after adjustment, and still getting high scores.
Cincinnati Here We Go.
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Gene Therapy for X-CGD
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X-linked chronic granulomatous disease (X-CGD) is a rare inherited immune defect, which is caused by the inability of phagocytic cells to produce reactive oxygen species due to a defect in the gp91phox subunit of the NADPH oxidase complex. X-CGD patients suffer from recurrent and life-threatening infections and severe hyperinflammatory complications.
The only curative treatment for X-CGD is allogenic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, but this procedure implies severe risks and many patients lack an appropriate donor. Therefore alternative curative approaches are urgently needed. In this study, patients will be treated with gene-corrected autologous CD34+ cells, using a SIN gammaretroviral vector for ex-vivo gene-therapy.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
X-linked Chronic Granulomatous Disease |
Genetic: ex-vivo gene-therapy |
Phase 1 Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | A Phase I/II Gene Therapy Trial for X-CGD With a SIN Gammaretroviral Vector |
- Transduction rate of granulocyte colony-stimulating factor (G-CSF) mobilized peripheral CD34+ cells from CGD patients with a SIN gamma retroviral vector [ Time Frame: 1 week ]
- Engraftment rate of the transduced CD34+ cells in the patients [ Time Frame: 5 years ]
- Long-term expression of the transgene (rate of gp91phox positive cells) in circulating cells in the peripheral blood [ Time Frame: 5 years ]
- Functional reconstitution of the NADPH oxidase in circulating cells of the peripheral blood (% DHR positive cells) [ Time Frame: 5 years ]
- Frequency and severity of unexpected toxic adverse events during and after infusion of the genetically modified CD34+ cells [ Time Frame: 5 years ]
- Frequency of infections as indicator for the clinical benefit for the patients [ Time Frame: 5 years ]
- Proliferation rate of CD34+ cells in ex-vivo culture under serum-free conditions [ Time Frame: up to 3 weeks ]
- Differentiation rate of CD34+ cells (as measured by flow cytometry) in ex-vivo culture under serum-free conditions [ Time Frame: up to 3 weeks ]
- Transduction rate of CD34+ cells in ex-vivo culture under serum-free conditions [ Time Frame: up to 12 weeks ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 5 |
Study Start Date: | July 2013 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | December 2019 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | December 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: ex-vivo gene-therapy
transplantation of genetically modified autologous CD34+ cells
Genetic: ex-vivo gene-therapy
transplantation autologous CD34+ cells, transduced with a SIN gammaretroviral vector
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older (Adult, Senior) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | All |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Verified diagnosis of the X-linked form of chronic granulomatous disease, with loss of gp91phox expression (Western Blot). Evidence of less than 5% of normal oxidase production in circulating neutrophil granulocytes as measured by dihydrorhodamine- (DHR-) and nitro blue tetrazolium- (NBT-) assay
- History of severe chronic infections with life-threatening course or severe steroid- sensitive or steroid insensitive granulomatous disease, with necessity of inpatient treatment, without sustained improvement even under maximum conservative treatment measures
- No Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) identical (10/10 match) sibling- or unrelated donor, or contraindications for allogenic stem cell transplantation in presence of a suitable donor. The lack of an HLA-identical (10/10 match) sibling- or unrelated donor has to be confirmed by an unsuccessful search in national and international donor registers for at leat 3 months
- Normal organ-function: glomerular filtration rate (GFR) ≥ 60ml/min., Bilirubin ≤ 1.5-fold upper reference-level, normal parameters for liver enzymes and clotting (TPZ 75-100%, partial thromboplastin time (PTT) 30-38sec, Fibrinogen 200-400mg/dl), Leukocytes > 3 x 10^9/l, Granulocytes > 1.5 x 10^9/l, Thrombocytes >100 x 10^9/l
- Contraception from start of G-CSF application until 1 year after retransfusion of the gene-corrected cells
- No interferon-gamma injection within two weeks prior to hematopoietic stem cell mobilization
- Karnofsky-Index > 70%
- Signed informed consent
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- Patients with non-controlled acute infections
- Severe cardiac or pulmonary malfunctions: ejection fraction < 60%, valvular heart disease > II°, arrhythmia requiring therapy, forced expiratory volume at one second/vital capacity (FEV1/VC) < 75% , diffusion capacity of lung for carbon monoxide (DLCO) <60%
- Bilirubin > 1.5-fold upper reference-level
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Last Updated: | August 1, 2013 |
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X-CGD chronic granulomatous disease gene-therapy |
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I was wondering what was the easiest (sp?) way to do this mission? I'm thinking tank but it's too slow am I wrong? :unsure:
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By far the easiest way to get level 12 in the vigilante missions (and get 150 armour
January 2003
i have done the vigalante mission with the hunter helicopter and did at least 12 hits or kills but i don't know where to bring the hunter back to.
it tells me to return it but i've tried taking it back to the army base where i got it and i've also returned it to some police stations.
could someone please tell me where to take it
January 2003
ummm, would you please be able to rephrase the last question, cause i have absolutely no clue as to what you are talking about. I've never seen that message before. What do you mean by "where to bring the hunter back to"? If you mean so that you can get it again, dont worry, it always respawns where you originally found it.
Yep, the Apache is by far the best to do Vigilante Missions with. Try to get used to the controls a bit first though, or do the Missions at the Airport. Thats the easiest place.
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The number of crims / vehicles you have to catch will increase with each level.
Killing 12 crims does not mean you have completed level 12.
For example, on level 3, you have to catch 3 criminals, on level 4, there are 4 criminals, etc, but on levels 5, 9, 13, and so forth, a new car to chase will be added because you cannot fit more than 4 people in any car
You will be told on screen when you have completed each level
T Dog
January 2003
I would have to respectfully disagree with other posters, and suggest using the Rhino to reach the higher vigilante levels.
For one, you can obtain the Rhino MUCH earlier in the game, and have the benefit of additional armor during the more difficult missions later on.
Yes, the Rhino is slow, and you are prone to getting busted by the cops should your wanted level go unchecked while wasting criminals in vigilante mode. However, you can go faster in the Rhino by using this technique: Pivot the turret so that it is facing a direction OPPOSITE to the direction you're travelling, and press fire repeatedly. With these short burst, you can accelerate more quickly WITHOUT using any cheat codes!
This way, you can catch up to any vigilant you are pursuing more rapidly, and then ram him to smithereens! At one point , I had over 10 minutes remaining to complete some of the later missions! My record using the Rhino was vigilante mission level 25.
On the downside, you still can't corner worth a sh!t in the Rhino, and it will tip over if you are not too careful. Fortunately, they can be stored away in garages if you need more than one to reach vigilante mission 12 or higher:)
Good luck!
January 2003
thanks for your help Steve. i didn't understand the level and kill difference. i was able to do it in the hunter.
January 2003
i have found the hunter about 3 weeks ago, It's in the square area on the second map near the airport.btw i have gotten to vigilante level 86 which was really fun. (couse i was in the tank)
January 2003
Wow! thanks for all the responses guys I'll try them today
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Hi guys
Just an update I have completed the Vigilante Mission with the Rhino. Again thanks for all the replies. They were very helpful.
January 2003
i hate the tank, i always get pulled out and busted. The Hunter is much easier and definitely a lot more fun. I've been up to level 400 with over 300 minutes on the timer. The Hunter becomes semi-invincible after around 70 levels, just like the firetruck from GTA3.
January 2003
I made mission level 162 in the Hunter, made 5.5 Billion $$. I had enough of it by then and packed it in. Level 400 you must have made a killing. I would have to say using the Hunter by the airport is the best way to pull off the Vig missions, and to make money.
February 2003
I just got the Hunter and trying to control that chopper is just impossible. How many times did it take you guys to get the hang of it?
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With high price tags luring criminal gangs, conservationists are calling for increased efforts to crack down on the illegal trade, fuelled by the demands of collectors including in Europe, the United States and Asia.
"The demand for wild animals as pets is increasing and involves a wider range of species than ever before, and as a result the list of species threatened by trade is longer than ever," said Chris Shepherd of wildlife group Traffic.
As part of efforts to reverse the trend, the 178-member Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) stepped up protection for dozens of types of turtles as well as tortoises at a meeting under way in Bangkok.
They are far from the only victims of this trade. Spiders, snakes, scorpions, beetles, exotic birds, big cats -- wildlife protection campaigners have seen it all.
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Ahead of the vote set for early evening, around a dozen Republican lawmakers had indicated support, setting up a solid bipartisan margin of victory within reach of the 70 votes supporters are hoping for when the bill comes to a final vote at the end of this week. No defections have been suggested so far among the 54 votes controlled by Democrats.
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