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Suquamish Tribe announces five-year casino expansion plan (01/11)The Suquamish Tribe of Washington will spend the next five years on a casino expansion project. The tribe plans to add conference space that will turn the Suquamish Clearwater Casino Resort into the largest convention...Graton Rancheria marks topping-off for $825M gaming facility (01/09)The Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria of California is on track to open its $825 million gaming facility by the end of this year, The North Bay Business Journal reports. A topping-off ceremony yesterday marked...Comanche Nation is moving forward with $12M hotel at casino (12/19)The Comanche Nation of Oklahoma will move forward with a $12 million hotel next to the tribe's casino. Tribal members voted 1,043 to 432 in favor of the project, The Lawton Constitution reported. Plans call...Chickasaw Nation opens doors to gaming facility in Oklahoma (12/19)The Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma opened the doors to its 18th gaming facility. 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James Cook University Budget (Cairns and Townsville)
Posted on February 15, 2013
James Cook University (Cairns and Townsville)
Fall/Spring Semesters 2013-2014
The fees, charges, and expenses shown are estimates provided by James Cook University and are based on current information.
Program Costs to be paid to Wheaton College:
- Wheaton Tuition
- Wheaton Housing
- Wheaton Board
Students are not charged the technology, laundry, or the student activities fee while on a study abroad program. Fees will be billed to students on their regular Wheaton College student account during regular billing cycles (July for Fall semester & December for Spring semester).
Wheaton Confirmation Fee:
All students accepted to a study abroad program will be assessed a $500 non-refundable confirmation fee at the time of final confirmation of study abroad participation.
Program Includes:
- Tuition and course fees
- Housing
- Board
- Australian Health Insurance
- JCU Orientation Fees
- Course related excursions
- Round-trip airfare from LA to program city
Other Expenses per semester: Students are responsible for all the following additional expenses. Refundable deposits are returned to students at the end of the semester minus any damage costs. These are estimates and may change depending on exchange rates, lifestyle, and other factors.
Refundable housing deposits
Cairns key deposit
$20 (paid upon arrival)
Townsville residence deposit
Required Supplemental Study Abroad Insurance [not required if on Wheaton's health coverage plan (Koster)]
Transportation to meet group flight in L.A.
Visa Fees
Passport Fees (for first-time US Applicant)
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Is Carlin Isles the world's fastest rugby player?
Gio Aplon what a let down, u can not say he does ok at the top level at all. how many videos online of him getting smashed and knocked out. the guy has the biggest heart but without the bulk ur limited. not useless but limted.
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Is Carlin Isles the world's fastest rugby player?
pace is great until.... you get smashed and lets face it he will eventually get smashed. when you have a stand out skill on a rugby pitch you become a target, i dont care what anyone else says its the truth. he should stay at 7`s its where guys like that belong so more power to him for his pace but then again, what else can you say about him? nothing. pace thats it.
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Shocking spear tackle by Paul Emerick on Olly Barkley
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USA Eagles have two players red carded in loss to Italy in Houston
Stick to NFL!!! simples!
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Radike Samo's big hit on Bryan Habana in RWC Quarter Final
of course leading with shoulder! how else do you make a tackle? you don`t lead with your hands do you!?! as long as you make the attempt to wrap the arms and its obvious to the officials then its all fine!
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The phone, code-named "Dream" inside Google
The Dream design makes the core functions–e-mail, text documents and YouTube–readily available by putting icons that open those applications along the top of the screen. In its guts, the phone runs a virtual machine so that applications, like the browser, can launch once during a session, then reside in the background. That way, if someone sends you, say, a YouTube video link, you can run it immediately, without restarting the browser. The browser also downloads large files in stages to cut the time it seems to take to bring them onto the phone.
Taiwan's HTC is already considering manufacturing a commercial version of Dream, which Chief Executive Peter Chou says could be available as early as the second half of 2008. "We've been working on [Open Handset Alliance] designs for almost two years," he says. "This is the best one we've seen." (See list of the alliance members.)
He would not comment on price or which service provider would offer the phone. T-Mobile, however, is scheduled to play a large role at Monday's announcement.
Other phone designs, said Chou, might include "sizes from small to large, personal models and phones for business productivity. This is about extending the portfolio to make it a better consumer experience–one size does not fit all."
"There are twice as many phones as there are Internet users in the world," says Google's Andy Rubin, who led the Open Handset Alliance initiative. "This platform is a means of correcting this." An added benefit, he suggests, is that the software can be used in any other type of mobile device, such as wireless-enabled cars.
Google "wants to deliver the best platform they can to get click-throughs" on the Internet, says Sanjay Jha, Qualcomm's
Once the Open Handset Alliance software kit is made openly available–probably sometime in the second half of 2008 when the first OHA-based handset ships–Google will become a hub for future OHA phone developments, including changes to the operating system or browser, or even the applications people are building for the phone.
"Google is committed to keeping it updated–they will continue to invest resources," Jha says. "The problem with open source for phones has been who is behind it. Microsoft backs development of Windows Mobile. Nokia backs their phone. Suddenly, someone is backing open-source mobile Linux with a big checkbook."
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The Capital's top football club Hindustan FC today launched a women's team with the unveiling of team jersey here. At a press conference here, Hindustan FC president Sushil Pandit said that the decision to launch the team was in line with the club philosophy to support women's football. "Delhi Soccer Association is looking to start its women's league and Hindustan FC would not want to be left behind," Pandit said.
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From the very first note, Once draws you in and never lets go. This emotionally captivating musical is the only show on Broadway to have music that won the Academy Award®, Grammy Award®, Olivier Award and Tony Award®. The New York Post says, this "gem of a show wins its standing ovations the old-fashioned way: with a love story, great songs, compelling characters and inventive stagecraft." Set in modern day Dublin, Once is the story of a Guy who gave up on his music—and his love—and the Girl who inspired him to dream again. This exhilarating musical is performed by an extraordinary cast of actor-musicians who sing, dance and play their hearts out on stage. Directed and choreographed by the brilliant team of Tony Award-winner John Tiffany and Steven Hoggett (The Glass Menagerie), this theatrically breathtaking production will dazzle you with its originality, wit and unforgettable music. Featuring all of the magical songs from the critically-acclaimed film, including the Oscar-winning "Falling Slowly," this achingly beautiful, joyously uplifting show strikes an unforgettable chord in audiences and speaks to the power of music to connect us all. A show like that only comes around Once.FINAL BROADWAY PERFORMANCEJANUARY 4
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Believe it or not, now there are even more gorgeous guys ganging up for the attention of the song-mistress who's available for even more music making now that she's moved into the dorms. Only now Staris has some real competition, as the new golden throated warblers from the senior master course make it their job to show the first six what it really takes to become a J-Pop star. Will Haruka stay composed and keep composing when the sophomore slump hits her writing?


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I have some great friends. They are always there for me, they are my life savers. In the non-candy sense. As people who live about a million miles away from our closest family, my friends have turned into my pseudo family here. And I couldn't live without them.
Each year we trade simple gifts for one another and this year I thought the deep pocket scarf from Delia Creates would be the way to go. It's a soft, simple scarf, with huge pockets for your hands, (or keys or phone, I've found), and totally in my budget.
Luckily, the fabric store was having a 50% off sale on all their fleece so I was able to grab many different kinds of soft fleece material.
....and making them personalized for others (like using zebra stripes for one friend. Sadly, not pictured).
I also folded down the top of the pocket and sewed a couple straight seams to give it a more finished look...that and I might have sewed the pocket a bit too high and had to find a way to lower it...in the end, though, it was one of those mistakes that worked out and I ended up hemming the top of the pocket on all my scarves.
Beware though, fleece is VERY stretchy, so be sure to try on the scarf to make sure it is the correct length for you, and you may have to trim off some of the pieces after you sew.
Trying to get self portrait...note to self, buy a tripod with a remote or teach my 4 year old how to take fabulous pictures. Hmmm....
Although these made great little gifts, you can always make them for your own use during the cold winter months! Thanks, Delia, for a great tutorial and idea!


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flower generation #2 by eko nugroho
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'flower generation II', 2012
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our modern society is caught up by both the beauty of technology and nature. trying to find a balance between these two things which is posing a challenge. with the development of- and increased use of- personal mobile devices, we have forgotten what peace and reconciliation are–the notion of togetherness having become something subordinate. eko nugroho re-introduces ideas of unity and harmony back into our culture through his sculptural series 'flower generation', referencing the peace movement of the late 60's and 70's as a reminder to us that we are descendants of that wave of that campaign. his work is embedded in local traditions and global popular culture marked by a strong socio-political commentary. the two life-size figures the indonesian artist has created are seen either holding a gun, or on all fours, their vulnerability blanketed in a suit of bright pink flowers. nugroho's 'flower generation #2′ (2012) is being exhibited in 'sip! indonesian art today' at berlin's ARNDT gallery from april 27th to june 1st, 2013.
detail of the flowers which cover the figure
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'the new flower generation', 2009
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detail of the initial piece of the series whereby the eyes of the 'masked' can be seen
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Kombat 117 vs Exocet cross 118/117
interested by the following bords: Kombat 117or 127L versus Exocet Cross 118L or warp slalom 125...but can only buy one .
I am really hesitating so your help will be highly appreciated. Indeed the choice would be between Kombat 117 and Exocet cross 118 or between Kombat 127 and Exocet Warp Slalom 125 I am intermediary, 75kg, program: LOW WIND freeryde and freeride-small waves. privileging early planning and manoeuvrability more than speed. for sails in the more or less 5.9 up to 8.5/9m range Cori |
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One thing is sure, the warp slalom does not fit at all to your program!
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RE: Kombat 117 vs Exocet cross 118/117
I agree with Viking. The A117 is not a light wind freeride board. It has a very short rocket flat where the nose starts to rise very early. According to Boards measurements the 2 cm point is at 134 cm from the tail. Good freeride boards typically have this point at about 155-160 cm from the tail. The result of this short flat rocker is poor planning (people very experienced on waveboards may be able to negate the effect to some degree). The C122 is a better freeride board, especially in light wind.
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WRC's Women of Color Action Team Meeting
Friday, November 2, 2012 - 12:00pm to Friday, November 2, 2012 - 1:00pm
The Women of Color Action Team serves the goals of the Empowerment Project at the Women's Resource Center. The purpose of this action team: (a) provide a safe space for women of color on campus (b) build community and network with allies (c) fun and empowering events. This group meets bi-weekly. For more information, contact the chair of the Women of Color Action Team, Danielle Huxley at email@example.com.
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Taneyev, Tchaikovsky's favorite pupil, has gained much attention lately with ongoing releases of his 'String Quartets.' Both works represented on this disc were composed during the late period of Taneyev's activity. The 'Quartet' has often been called by critics a 'Concerto for Piano and String Ensemble' because of the amazing complexity of the piano part. In the 'Piano Trio,' classical and romantic traditions are combined with certain 20th century musical ideas and idioms. As a tribute to the memory of the composer, the First All-Russian chamber music competition was launched.
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Hummel: Piano Concertos Opp 89 & 85 / Hough, Thomson
Bruckner: String Quintet in F major, String Quartet in C minor, etc / Fine Arts String Quartet, et al
Naturally Telemann
Debussy: Complete Works for Piano Vol 3 / Jean-Efflam Bavouzet
Haydn: Symphonies no 68, 93-104 / Harnoncourt, et al
Tchaikovsky: String Quartets Vol 1 / New Haydn Quartet
Works Details
Taneyev, Sergei : Trio for Piano and Strings in D major, Op. 22- Ensemble: Art - Trio
- Running Time: 38 min. 39 sec.
- Period Time: Post Romantic
- Written: 1906-1908
Taneyev, Sergei : Quartet for Piano and Strings in E major, Op. 20
- Ensemble: Anima - Quartet
- Running Time: 38 min. 1 sec.
- Period Time: Post Romantic
- Form: Chamber Music
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No Restrictions Of ATV's For Idaho Hunters
BOISE, Idaho (AP) - The House Resources Committee has approved a bill that would prevent state game officials from restricting the use of ATVs by big-game hunters. Currently, hunters are barred from riding ATVs on trails reserved for unarmed ATV riders. The Fish and Game department opposes the bill.


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Game » consists of 6 releases. Released Nov 21, 1999
A Team Rocket Executive and leader of their Sevii Islands branch. Three years later, he is the leader of the revived Team Rocket remnant and the main antagonist of the Johto Pokémon games.
Pokemon Researcher.
The gym leader of Cinnabar Island/Seafoam Islands. He uses fire-type Pokemon and gives the Volcano Badge when defeated. I hope ya have Burn Heal!
Blue is the rival character of Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow. He returns in Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal (and their remakes, HeartGold and SoulSilver) as a Gym Leader.
"The Rock-Solid Pokémon Trainer!"
A member of the Indigo Plateau Elite 4 in both Pokémon Red/Blue and Gold/Silver. He is a master of Fighting-type Pokémon.
Bugsy is Johto's Second Gym Leader. He is based in Azela Town, and gives the Hive Badge when Defeated.
Chuck is Johto's fifth Gym Leader, based in Cinawood City. He Gives the Stom Badge when defeated.
The Gym Leader of Blackthorn City in Pokémon Gold/Silver. She uses Dragon type Pokémon and is the cousin of the Elite Four member Lance.
Copycat is a minor character in the Pokémon games whose forté is disguises.
The gym leader of Celadon City. She uses grass-type Pokémon.
Ethan is the main playable character in Pokémon Gold and Silver. In Crystal, his female counterpart is Kris, while in HeartGold and SoulSilver his female counterpart is Lyra.
Falkner is the First Gym Leader in Johto. He gives the Zephyr Badge when defeated.
Janine Replaces her father Koga as Fuchscia City's gym leader in the GSC timeline. She gives the Soul Badge when defeated.
Jasmine is Johto's sixth Gym Leader, based in Olivine City.She gives the Mineral Badge when defeated.
Jigglypuff is a Pokemon that is able to sing others to sleep.
Member of the Second Kanto Elite 4. She is a Dark-Type Trainer.
The gym leader of Fuchsia City. He uses poison-type Pokémon.
Lance is a member of the Elite Four in Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow and the Champion of the Indigo Plateau in Gold, Silver and Crystal. Lance is a user of Dragon-type Pokémon, having come from a family of Dragon-type users.
The gym leader of Vermilion City in the Pokémon series franchise.
Mewtwo is considered to be one of the best Pokémon of all time.
Misty is The Cerulean City Gym Leader. Her title is "The Tomboyish Mermaid".
Morty is the Fourth Gym Leader of Johto, based in Ecruteak City. He mainly uses ghost-type Pokémon and gives the Fog Badge when Defeated.
The form which evolves into Pikachu, Pichu is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Melee. It cannot control its electricity effectively, and can hurt itself.
Pokémon Trainers are playable characters in the Pokémon series. Each Pokémon game generation introduces new characters that allow his/her name to be changed by the player.
Is the Pokémon Professor associated with the Johto region. Is responsible for giving Pokémon trainers their starter Pokémon which are Totodile, Cyndaquil and Chikorita.
Professor Oak is the starting point for every young and upcoming Pokémon trainer. He can't tell if you're a boy or a girl by looking at you, and just can't seem to remember his own grandson's name.
Pryce is Johto's seventh and oldest Johto Gym Leader, based in Mahogany Town. He gives the Glacier Badge when defeated.
Red is the silent protagonist of the original Pokémon Red/Blue and its remakes, and has since made numerous return appearances in the franchise. In Pokémon Gold and Silver, Red is the champion. Ash Ketchum from the Pokémon anime is based on this character.
The leader of the Pokémon gym in Saffron City, and holder of the Soul Badge. She uses psychic-type Pokémon.
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The criminal justice system (CJS) is disproportionately impacted by people with HIV and substance use disorders, such that one quarter of all HIV+ persons nationally cycle through the CJS annually. The CJS is therefore an important place to seek and empirically test interventions that address the Seek, Test, Treat and Retain (STTR) strategy to reduce community-wide HIV transmission. STTR requires that HIV is maximally suppressed, thereby resulting in decreased infectiousness. HIV+ prisoners maximally suppress HIV replication during incarceration. Unfortunately, viral suppression is lost within 3 months post-release, mostly as a consequence of relapse to opioids. Opioid dependence (OD) is present in 50% of all HIV+ prisoners nationally and 70-85% in the Northeast - OD is therefore a significant co-morbid condition requiring effective treatment. Opioid relapse is associated with decreased HAART adherence, discontinuation of HAART and increased HIV risk behaviors in the setting of viral replication - the perfect storm for HIV transmission. Effectively treating OD interrupts this relationship and has great potential to improve HIV outcomes and reduce community-wide transmission. Our team has confirmed for the first time that treating OD with buprenorphine (BPN) results in sustained viral suppression over the vulnerable 3-month post-release period. Adoption of methadone, despite its confirmed benefit, is minimal within the CJS due to philosophical, safety, regulatory and staffing concerns. BPN, a partial opioid agonist, is a more attractive option due to its safer profile and reduced regulation. Generic formulation now makes it affordable. Therefore, strategies examining the efficacy of BPN to improve adherence and retention in care, has great appeal to benefit the individual, but also to reduce HIV transmission within the community.
Our specific aims are: 1) to conduct a placebo-controlled RCT of BPN for HIV+ prisoners with OD who are transitioning to the community and 2) to model the impact of BPN treatment on reducing HIV transmission. In the RCT, HIV treatment (HIV-1 RNA levels, CD4 count, ART adherence, retention in care), substance abuse (time to relapse to opioid use, % opioid negative urines, opioid craving), and HIV risk behaviors (sexual and drug-related risks) outcomes will be compared in 152 released prisoners and followed for 12 months. We bring together the strengths of seasoned researchers who have conducted research in the CJS for two decades in the areas of HIV treatment and adherence, Addiction Medicine and mathematical modeling. BPN, as a medication-assisted therapy, has great appeal within CJS due to lack of stigma, its documented safety in HIV+ patients, its unique pharmacology, lack of stringent regulation and its recently reduced cost. If this placebo-controlled trial of BPN among released HIV+ prisoners with OD demonstrates efficacy and safety, it is likely to become more widely adopted. As such, the individual, our health care system and society have a high likelihood to benefit - especially on reducing HIV transmission within the community.
HIV and substance use disorders, especially opioid dependence, is concentrated within the American criminal justice system (CJS). The period after release from CJS is extremely vulnerable and associated with worsening outcomes from HIV treatment, increased relapse to opioids and increased HIV risk behaviors - a perfect storm for an explosive community-wide epidemic. This proposal intends to improve health to the individual and to the community during the crucial period during transition from the prison to the community.
Brown, Shan-Estelle; Altice, Frederick L (2014) Self-management of buprenorphine/naloxone among online discussion board users. Subst Use Misuse 49:1017-24 |
Haddad, Marwan S; Zelenev, Alexei; Altice, Frederick L (2013) Integrating buprenorphine maintenance therapy into federally qualified health centers: real-world substance abuse treatment outcomes. Drug Alcohol Depend 131:127-35 |
Rich, Josiah D; Wohl, David A; Beckwith, Curt G et al. (2011) HIV-related research in correctional populations: now is the time. Curr HIV/AIDS Rep 8:288-96 |


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Stations | We've added an "Additional" button to the stations section where we're putting some of the minor stations we've seen. It works just like the Additional ships pages, with sizecomp images as needed. |
Ships | A new full entry for the Xindi Insectoid assault ship from "Hatchery". |
Poll | So Best of Both Worlds was another runaway winner for best TNG two parter. This week, DS9's turn... |
Internals | We're adding internals images of space stations to their entries, either on the full stations pages or on the new additional stations page. |
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Site guide | We've added site map and index pages to the Site Guide section. |
Poll | So In a Mirror Darkly was the unsurprising winner of the Enterprise story arc poll. This week, we're starting a run of polls in similar vein by asking what you favourite TNG two parter is. |
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Timeline | We've re-formatted the timeline pages somewhat. Previously we listed a year next to every single event, so you would have say twenty table rows all with the year 2370 on them. This was necessary because each item required a reference for the item itself and another for the date - because for instance it is canonical that Kirk was born, but not canonical when that happened. However, this looked awful messy and just generally not very nice. What we've done now is group all items for a given year within one row, and put bullet points next to them. The bullet is then coloured and references with the date information. It greatly improves the layout and makes the whole thing much more readable. The same system has been applied to the mini-timelines on the personnel pages. |
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Tournament basketball is about survival and the Start Spartans proved Friday night that they were indeed survivors in a Division I girls state basketball semifinal against West Chester Lakota West. The 11th-ranked, City League-champion Spartans (22-3) overcame an 11-point third-quarter deficit and the fouling out of senior leader Yolanda Richardson to take a 61-56 victory before a crowd of 4,553 at Value City Arena.
A motion was filed Friday to try as an adult a 17-year-old boy accused of shooting another teenager in the back during an altercation Sunday in North Toledo, an assistant Lucas County prosecutor said. Anthony Williams, Jr., 17, of North Toledo was charged with attempted murder, upgraded from a charge of delinquency in connection with felonious assault, said Lori Olender, an assistant county prosecutor. He is being held in the Lucas County Juvenile Justice Center.
The Little Gallery at Bowling Green State University s Firelands campus has been shuttered in a protest of censorship after one of 13 small sculptures was taken from its pedestal by a dean without the gallery director s knowledge. We removed a sculpture that graphically depicts a female middle school student, on her knees, performing oral sex on a standing male middle school science teacher, the university wrote in response to the flap.
William Erb III is unemployed. His wife and kids knows he's unemployed. His former employer knows he's unemployed. Even the scores of companies and temp agencies to which he's sent in the last 15 months know he's unemployed. In fact, everybody seems to count the 39-year-old East Toledoan as unemployed except the people who count the unemployed.
Mary Fisher, like many others, thought she had it figured out. After a life working cafeteria jobs and rearing four boys, the 73-year-old widow was making ends meet. All she needed was just a little more money to help pay bills and buy an increasing number of prescriptions. She needed a small financial boost, she said recently, and to get that she invested her savings in Westhaven Group LLC.
St. John's Jesuit used a simple recipe to win its Division I regional basketball final against Barberton. An aggressive offense helped the Titans charge to an early 20-2 lead, and the same offense led to a 24-8 finish. Those were the key runs in St. John's 64-47 victory before a pro-Barberton crowd of 2,552 at the University of Akron's Rhodes Arena Saturday night. "That [late run] replicated the beginning of the game.


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- 4 bone-in pork loin chops (1/4 to 1/2 inch thick)
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 medium onion, thinly sliced
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 cup dry white wine
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- In a large skillet, cook pork chops in oil over medium heat for 5 minutes on each side. Add onion; cook for 5 minutes or until onion is lightly browned and a meat thermometer reads 160°. Sprinkle with paprika, salt and pepper. Remove pork and onions; keep warm.
- In the same skillet, cook wine over high heat until reduced to 1-2 tablespoons, stirring constantly. Reduce heat to low; add cream. Cook for 4-5 minutes or until thickened, stirring constantly. Remove from the heat; stir in mustard. Serve with pork and onions. Yield: 4 servings.
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"These pork chops are amazing! We used boneless 1-inch thick chops and doubled the sauce ingredients. So good!
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"This sauce is fantastic for an easy dinner!! I used thick cut pork chops and baked them with the onions on top instead, but it's the sauce that makes it!"


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If you have written a Perl script which calculates the date of Pascha, then you *are* Geek Orthodox
If you have downloaded the entire Trebnik into your Palm, and made the .CSV file available to other priests via anonymous FTP, then you *are* Geek Orthodox.
No I am not an Orthodox geek.
I'm making a firm decision to stay with the Orthodox Church.
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Beyoncé Knowles had a long — and sometimes tumultuous relationship with James. The new mother of Blue Ivy Carter play James in Cadillac Records, a film loosely based on the singer's life.
"[James was] a powerful woman but also so troubled, and that comes across in her music," Beyoncé told The Los Angeles Times when the movie came out.
Beyoncé also performed "At Last" for President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama during his 2009 inauguration. However, James wasn't pleased with her younger protégé.
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23-year-old British phenom Adele is well on her way to musical icon status, but she counts James and soul singer Aretha Franklin as the best of the best in their field.
"If you were to look up the word singer in the dictionary, you'd see their names," Adele said of her idols.
The Voice superstar Christina Aguilera also counts James as one of her biggest influences — she's performed "At Last" countless times. The late singer was also a huge fan of Aguilera.
"She said, 'Don't pay attention to any of the negativity out there. You keep doing what you're doing and don't care what other people think,'" Aguilera remembered of her conversations with James. "She was so down to earth and so real. She called me an old soul and said that my voice reminded her of almost a Janis Joplin to a Dinah Washington. She made my life with her compliments and the things she had to say."
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Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty
Treaty on Strategic Offensive Reductions | |
Presidents Vladimir Putin and George W. Bush sign SORT on 24 May 2002 in Moscow
Type | Strategic nuclear disarmament |
Signed | 24 May 2002 |
Location | Moscow |
Effective | 1 June 2003 |
Condition | Ratification of both parties |
Expiration | 5 February 2011 (Superseded by New START) |
Signatories | George W. Bush Vladimir Putin |
Parties | United States Russia |
Ratifiers | U.S. Senate State Duma |
Languages | English, Russian |
The Treaty Between the United States of America and the Russian Federation on Strategic Offensive Reductions (SORT), also known as the Treaty of Moscow, was a strategic arms reduction treaty between the United States and Russia that was in force from June 2003 until February 2011 when it was superseded by the New START treaty.[1] At the time, SORT was positioned as "represent[ing] an important element of the new strategic relationship" between the two countries[2] with both parties agreeing to limit their nuclear arsenal to between 1,700 and 2,200 operationally deployed warheads each. It was signed in Moscow on 24 May 2002. After ratification by the U.S. Senate and the State Duma, SORT came into force on 1 June 2003. It would have expired on 31 December 2012 if not superseded by New START. Either party could have withdrawn from the treaty upon giving three months written notice to the other.
Mutual nuclear disarmament[edit]
SORT was one in a long line of treaties and negotiations on mutual nuclear disarmament between Russia (and its predecessor, the Soviet Union) and the United States, which includes SALT I (1969–1972), the ABM Treaty (1972), SALT II (1972–1979), the INF Treaty (1987), START I (1991), START II (1993) and New START (2010).
The Moscow Treaty was different from START in that it limited operationally deployed warheads, whereas START I limited warheads through declared attribution to their means of delivery (ICBMs, SLBMs, and Heavy Bombers).[3]
Russian and U.S. delegations met twice a year to discuss the implementation of the Moscow Treaty at the Bilateral Implementation Commission (BIC).
The treaty was submitted for ratification on December 2002. However, the passage of the agreement took about a year because the bill had to be resubmitted after its rejection in committee due to concerns about funding for nuclear forces and about cutting systems that had not yet reached the end of their service lives. Further, the deputies were concerned about the U.S. ability to upload reserve nuclear warheads for a first strike (upload potential).
The ratification was also problematic because the chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the Duma, Dmitry Rogozin, disagreed with his Federation Council counterpart Margelov. Deputy Rogozin argued that the Moscow Treaty should be delayed because of the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq. In the end, however, this delay never happened. The final vote was similar to START II with nearly a third of the deputies voting against. The ratification resolution mandated presidential reporting on nuclear force developments and noted that key legislators should be included in interagency planning.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory reported that President Bush directed the US military to cut its stockpile of both deployed and reserve nuclear weapons in half by 2012. The goal was achieved in 2007, a reduction of US nuclear warheads to just over 50 percent of the 2001 total. A further proposal by Bush would have brought the total down another 15 percent.[4]
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The treaty was criticized for various reasons:
- There were no verification provisions to give confidence, to either the signatories or other parties, that the stated reductions have in fact taken place.
- The arsenal reductions were not required to be permanent; warheads are not required to be destroyed and may therefore be placed in storage and later redeployed.
- The arsenal reductions were required to be completed by 31 December 2012, which is also the day on which the treaty loses all force, unless extended by both parties.
- There was a clause in the treaty which provided that withdrawal can occur upon the giving of three months' notice and since no benchmarks are required in the treaty, either side could feasibly perform no actions in furtherance of the treaty, and then withdraw in September 2012.
See also[edit]
- There have been several other treaties known as the Treaty of Moscow
- Russia and weapons of mass destruction
- United States and weapons of mass destruction
- New START Treaty
Further reading[edit]
- Nuclear Files.org Text of the SORT
- ^ http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/2010%20New%20START%20msg%20rel.pdf
- ^ Letter of Transmittal: The Moscow Treaty 2002
- ^ START1 treaty hypertext US State Dept. Article II
- ^ Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories. Science & Technology Review. Monitoring a Nuclear Weapon from the Inside: Embedded sensors could help transform stockpile stewardship
- Arms control treaties
- Nuclear weapons
- Treaties of the United States
- History of the United States (1991–present)
- Nuclear weapons governance
- Russia–United States relations
- Treaties concluded in 2002
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This isn't "find the random Chanel handbag for $20" vintage shopping we're talking about, or "find the ultra-rate, super-exclusive piece of jewelry" vintage shopping either. This is vintage (or thrift store) shopping for those of us who want to find on trend pieces for less than what they cost at most stores that manufacture items with a "retro-twist" or which are "vintage-inspired."
First things first -- unlike at GAP or H&M, what you want likely won't jump out at you from the racks for an easy purchase. No, at a vintage store, you often have to search for what you want among multiple racks and likely more than one store. This is made even more difficult in the absence of multiple sizes. Unlike your average store, a vintage shop will only have limited sizes, which means you end up searching for three times as long as you normally would for something that fits. The key? Be patient. The more patient you are, the more likely you are to find something great.
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You might not be able to afford the new "it" bag from your favorite designer or the blazer that keeps taunting you from the pages of Vogue, but if you know what to look for, there's a good chance you'll find something very similar (and much more unique) at a fraction of the cost at a vintage store or even your local thrift store. Trends are so often brought back from other decades (this fall it's the '50s), so it's not surprising then that you can find trendier pieces for less when you get them second (or third) hand.
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Record Review
You can choose for the M8 to display a review of the image taken immediately after shutter release, if enabled you can set the display duration (1 to 5 seconds) and the display type (either single image or single image with histogram). During record review you can also press the DELETE button to quickly delete the image.
Play display
Press the PLAY button to enter Play mode, by default this shows a single image with simply the frame counter at the top right and the protect icon at the top left (if set). Press INFO to switch to the detailed information display which has a smaller version of the image, a histogram and exposure information. The histogram type can be set between brightness (luminance) or RGB and you can also optionally enable the display of clipping (enabled below, the red areas in the image). In INFO mode you can still magnify and the histogram will reference only the magnified portion [clip].
Default display | INFO display |
Play magnify
From a single image view turn the command dial clockwise to enter magnify mode, use the direction buttons to move around the magnified image. The M8 provides four magnify levels, the last of which is a 1:1 representation of the image. The sequence below shows initial magnification, the area of interest moved and then two further levels of magnification.
Thumbnail index
From a single image view turn the command dial counter-clockwise to enter thumbnail index display mode, there are three levels available; 2x2 index, 3x3 index and a 3x3 index which can be paged (9 images per direction button press).
Other play displays
The DELETE button provides an option to delete the current image or all images, the PROTECT button the ability to delete protect the current image or all images, or remove protection.


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