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Bronchitis Forces Taylor Swift to Cancel More Shows
To watch Taylor Swift conquer the pop and country worlds over the last few years, you might think there's nothing she can't do — but, unfortunately, for fans hoping to see her on tour this week, she can't perform with bronchitis.
Having already canceled her Louisville stop last week, Swift is under doctor's orders to beg off her scheduled dates in Atlanta and Charlotte this weekend.
Swift said, "It breaks my heart to miss out on this weekend's shows with my friends in Charlotte and Atlanta. I would never cancel if I thought I was physically able to perform these shows. I am so sorry to the fans, but I look forward to seeing you when we come back through your towns, which we will do."
Swift's tour is currently scheduled to resume in Montreal on July 14. In the meantime, her latest album, 'Speak Now,' continues its radio domination, with one single, 'Mean,' in the country top five and another, 'Sparks Fly,' in the pop top 20.
via Bronchitis Forces Taylor Swift to Cancel More Shows - TSM Interactive.
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You're landed into Hostels universe! Informations
Poggio del Sole (Place of the Sunny Hill) - is a cosy, charming, family owned and operated residence at the foot of Mount Epomeo on the beautiful Italian Island of Ischia.
The residence offers property style dorm rooms as well as private double, triple and quadruple rooms, all with panoramic sea
By train Napoli Centrale (Garibaldi) is close to Beverello (around 2km) and can be reached by taxi (approx. euro 10) or bus R 2 or Tram #1 (euro 1.20). Tickets can be bought at the train station.
Take a ferry to Ischia from Beverello in Naples, Sorrento or Capri. You can arrive at Ischia Porto, Casamiccola or Forio Porto. It takes 1 hour on the hydrofoil or 1 hour 25 minutes on the ferry. (Note: The ferry from Naples runs approximately every hour from 6.30am-11.30pm)
If you arrive in Ischia, get off the Ferry, go to the bus station (approx. 100 metres) take the #1, #2, or CS bus to Forio. Get off at bus stop #55. (The Port of Forio is on your right).
Ask us for a free pick-up from Forio when you make your reservation.
From Casamicciola catch the #14 bus and disembark in front of the hotel, bus stop #345.
Informations about You're landed into Hostels universe!
Poggio del Sole (Place of the Sunny Hill) - is a cosy, charming, family owned and operated residence at the foot of Mount Epomeo on the beautiful Italian Island of Ischia.
The residence offers property style dorm rooms as well as private double, triple and quadruple rooms, all with panoramic sea views of the sparkling blue waters of the Med. All rooms are ensuite and include free breakfast and WiFi. Poggio del Sole is in walking distance from both the centre of Forio and the beach and seaside.
Poggio del Sole provides everything you need to make your vacation perfect: comfortable ensuite rooms, all with unlimited view of the Mediterranean Sea, swimming pool, sun bathing area with umbrellas and sun chairs, jacuzzi, exercise bikes, on-site parking and most of all the warm hospitality of the Colella family.
All rooms feature a private bathroom with hairdryer, satellite TV, personal safe, mini-refrigerator, air conditioning/heating.
Also available are fully serviced two bedroom apartments with small kitchenettes for 4-6 people.
Each room boasts either a balcony or terrace with unobstructed views of the Mediterranean sea.
The hotel also features a sun bathing area and pool, showers, umbrellas, sun chairs and magnificent sea views.
You may spend your time sipping homemade limoncello among the olive and fruit trees in the quiet garden or in the familys private vineyard.
A full bar is always available in our onsite restaurant, as is a widescreen TV and lounge, perfect for those cant be missed football matches. Your free continental breakfast will be served here each morning and we are open for lunch and dinner if you wish to dine with us and try Mamma Tina's famous cooking. (ask about Cooking Classes)
Private parking is available for those with cars, otherwise rides in the hotels minibus may be arranged. We can also organise boat, bike, car or moped rentals for you at reduced rates. Free transportation to and from Negombo Spas & Thermal Baths, private babysitting can be arranged.
La Casereccia (Home Cooked), is the on-site restaurant, where the tradition of Italian cooking grows not only from the earth but also from the passion of the Colella family who have lived on the Island of Ischia for over 200 years.
It is this heartfelt passion born out of family tradition combined with the freshest family grown produce that makes every meal a memorable one.
The explosion of flavour when tasting Mama Tinas cooking is more than a taste sensation, in each mouthful, you taste the warmth of hand tended produce grown in the soil of tradition.
The Colella family welcome you to La Casereccia where delicious home cooked food is always available and their friendly family hospitality will make your dining experience unforgettable.
Half board at Poggio del Sole includes breakfast and either lunch or dinner ( daily menu with 4 courses dishes is 15 euro per person ). And of course, as this is your vacation, happy hour is every hour. Enquire about Full Board options.
After all of your feasting, don't forget to ask about purchasing a bottle or two of some of our homemade wine or liqueurs to take home to friends and family. We offer lemon, strawberry, melon, liquorice, arugula (rocket), basil, walnut, or coffee flavors. As well as Olive Oil and preserves.
Poggio del Sole offers some of the best rates on the island. The bed&breakfast is an exceptionally great deal for those travelling in groups with some of the rooms offering facilities for five people and several with accomodation for six.
Poggio del Sole is perfect for families, couples and small groups. All major credit cards are welcome!
We also own two other properties:
The Ring Property is ideal for Backpackers and independent travellers while La Rotonda sul Mare is perfect for families and couples that want ocean frontage close to the town center with kitchenette facilities.
When you leave Ischia, your only desire will be to return soon.

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Dual boot with Windows
This is a simple article detailing different methods of Arch/Windows coexistence.
Potential Data Loss
Renaming Files on NTFS partitions
Windows is limited to filepaths being shorter than 260 characters.
Windows also puts certain characters off limits in filenames for reasons that run all the way back to DOS:
- < (less than)
- > (greater than)
- : (colon)
- " (double quote)
- / (forward slash)
- \ (backslash)
- | (vertical bar or pipe)
- ? (question mark)
- * (asterisk)
These are limitations of Windows and not NTFS: any other OS using the NTFS partition will be fine. Windows will fail to detect these files and running
chkdsk will most likely cause them to be deleted.
Fast Start-Up
Fast Start-Up is a feature in Windows 8 that hibernates the computer rather than actually shutting it down to speed up boot times. Your system can lose data if Windows hibernates and you dual boot into another OS and make changes to files.
NTFS-3G added a safe-guard to prevent read-write mounting of hibernated disks, but the NTFS driver within the Linux kernel has no such safeguard.
BIOS Systems
Using a Linux boot loader
Using Windows boot loader
With this setup the Windows bootloader loads GRUB which then boots Arch.
Windows 7/8 boot loader
The following section contains excerpts from http://www.iceflatline.com/2009/09/how-to-dual-boot-windows-7-and-linux-using-bcdedit/.
The remainder of the setup is similar to a typical installation. Some documents state that the partition being loaded by the Windows boot loader must be a primary partition but I have used this without problem on an extended partition.
- When installing the GRUB boot loader, install it on your
/bootpartition rather than the MBR.Note: For instance, my
/bootpartition is
/dev/sda5. So I installed GRUB at
/dev/sda5instead of
/dev/sda. For help on doing this, see GRUB#Install to partition or partitionless disk
- Under Linux make a copy of the boot info by typing the following at the command shell:
my_windows_part=/dev/sda3 my_boot_part=/dev/sda5 mkdir /media/win mount $my_windows_part /media/win dd if=$my_boot_part of=/media/win/linux.bin bs=512 count=1
- Boot to Windows and open up and you should be able to see the FAT32 partition. Copy the linux.bin file to
C:\. Now run cmd with administrator privileges (navigate to Start > All Programs > Accessories, right-click on Command Prompt and select Run as administrator):
bcdedit /create /d "Linux" /application BOOTSECTOR
- BCDEdit will return an alphanumeric identifier for this entry that I will refer to as {ID} in the remaining steps. You'll need to replace {ID} by the actual returned identifier. An example of {ID} is {d7294d4e-9837-11de-99ac-f3f3a79e3e93}.
bcdedit /set {ID} device partition=c: bcdedit /set {ID} path \linux.bin bcdedit /displayorder {ID} /addlast bcdedit /timeout 30
Reboot and enjoy. In my case I'm using the Windows boot loader so that I can map my Dell Precision M4500's second power button to boot Linux instead of Windows.
Windows 2000/XP boot loader
For information on this method see http://www.geocities.com/epark/linux/grub-w2k-HOWTO.html. I do not believe there are any distinct advantages of this method over the Linux boot loader; you will still need a
/boot partition, and this one is arguably more difficult to set up.
UEFI Systems
Both Gummiboot and rEFInd autodetect Windows Boot Manager
\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi and show it in their boot menu, so there is no manual config required.
For GRUB(2) follow GRUB#Windows_Installed_in_UEFI-GPT_Mode_menu_entry.
Syslinux (as of version 6.01) and ELILO do not support chainloading other EFI applications, so they cannot be used to chainload
\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi .


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Wendy Williams
Wendy Williams started her own talk show in 2009 called "The Wendy Williams Show" and this year she plans to host a new GSN series "Love Triangle." Williams is the author of two New York Times bestsellers including "The Wendy Williams Experience" and "Wendy's Got the Heat." Let's see if she can bring that heat to the dance floor with her partner, Tony Dovolani.
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Westhill boys use suffocating defense to bottle up Warde
The Westhill boys basketball team giveth, and taketh away.
The Vikings committed 20 turnovers but forced Fairfield Warde into 23 turnovers during Westhill's 64-38 win on Tuesday.
Westhill's victory showed how the imperfect Vikings are improbably the last unbeaten team in conference play,
Westhill forced 13 turnovers during the pivotal second quarter run, in which it outscored Warde 23-5.
"At this point if this is what we have to do, than that's what we are going to do," said Westhill coach Howard White.. "As long as we continue to play defense we are going to be all right. It's all about defense."
With the second half of the regular season now under way, White said that despite his team's 10-1 record, including 9-0 in the FCIAC, he does not feel his team is being taken seriously just yet.
"Those who want us to fail, we are aware of that," White said. "That's what we use to keep us going. You look at the two All-Staters we had last year, they didn't expect Westhill to be where we are at right now. We just have to keep playing hard. You don't have to have superstars to have a good team."
Tony Dobbinson and Chris Walters have moved on, replaced by former role players and promising sophomores who have thus far blended together surprisingly fast.
Jeremiah Livingston, a highly touted first-year starter, led a balanced attack against Warde with 14 points. Guyveson Cassamajor added 10. Six other players contributed between 5 and 8 points.
"We feel if we play good defense, we will just turn it into transition baskets," Livingston said.
That was the formula for the second quarter, when Westhill outscored the Mustangs, 23-5, to open up a 35-17 halftime lead.
The Mustangs (3-9, 3-7 FCIAC) may have been taken out of their comfort level by having the game moved across town to Fairfield Ludlowe after damage from leaks to their own gymnasium, but it was the Vikings' relentless traps that really threw them out of synch.
"That was basically our downfall. They took us out of what we were trying to do," Warde coach Ryan Swaller said. "And on the offensive end they did a good job of penetrating our zone and finding the open guy. Our rotation wasn't there."
Max Garrett finished with 11 points and Mark Byrne added 9 for Warde.
The Mustangs got off to a good start, weathering a 10-2 run to come away with a 12-12 tie at the end of the first quarter.
But the Vikings then went into overdrive, coming up with steals on three successive possessions that resulted in layups. They had 10 field goals in the second quarter and there were assists on 8 of them.
"We do a good job of looking for each other," Livingston said. "I have to admit I didn't think we'd be this good with who we lost, but we all share the ball."
When it was suggested that most fans could not name one of his players, and that was a positive, White agreed.
"We don't have that one player you can talk about," White said. "That's the main difference between this team and the ones over the years. These kids take defense seriously and they turned it up tonight when Warde started knocking down shots. If you let a team get comfortable, it's going to be a long night."
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Jeremiah Livingston 6 1-2 14; Terrell Middleton 2 1-2 5; Yveson Cassamajor 2 2-2 6; Yveson Cassamajor 2 2-2 6; Guyveson Cassamajor 4 0-0 10; Ariel DeLaCruz 4 0-0 8; Marquis Giddiens 1 0-0 3; Evan Skoparantzos 3 0-0 6; C.J. Donaldson 3 0-0 6; Jesse Kuretz 0 0-0 0; Jordan Young 0 0-0 0; Peter Horn 0 0-0 0; Luke Harriett 1 0-0 2; Nick Longo 1 0-0 2; Nygel Belzaire 1 0-0 2. TOTALS: 28 4-6 64.
Hunter Smaldone 0 0-0 0; Mark Byrne 4 0-2 9; Terrance Walden 2 1-3 5; T.J. Tracey 1 0-0 2; Tommy Luckner 0 0-0 0; Max Garrett 4 1-2 11; Josh Dow 1 0-0 2; Nick Cotto 2 0-0 4; Giacomo Brancato 1 0-0 3; Brian Kerrigan 0 0-0 0; T.J. Gallagher 1 0-0 2; Chris Smaldone 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 16 2-7 38.
3-point shots: W--Livingston, G. Cassamajor 2, Giddiens; FW--Byrne, Garrett 2, Brancato


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Payless Decor introduces beautiful, durable lines of area rugs
When it comes to everything from wood blinds to cordless shades, homeowners know they can turn to Payless Decor for all of their interior design needs. Now, we've added a wide selection of area rugs to our inventory to give loyal customers the opportunity to purchase high-quality floor coverings from a brand they already trust.
Lil Mo kids rugs
As a parent, you know how important it is to make your home a safe haven for your kids by baby-proofing everything in sight - including your flooring. If you have hardwood or tile in large areas of your house, your childrenmay be prone to slipping, falling and suffering from an unfortunate injury.
Lil Mo Kids Rugs are the perfect solution to this problem, providing softness and safety beneath your children's feet in beautiful designs. Lil Mo Classic rugs have a cut loop construction that adds to the texture of the piece and makes it plusher to the touch. Whether your little ones are into sports or toy trucks, there's a pattern to suit your children's decorative tastes as well as your own.
Momeni rugs
While you might love the look of your hardwood floors, you're aware of how easily they can get scuffed up in high-traffic areas. A floor rug is an optimal solution to this problem, and Payless Decor has several beautiful options from Momeni that can complement any existing interior design.
Momeni has several separate collections, ranging from the Bliss Collection to the Elements Collection, which offer rugs in rich colors and eye-catching patterns. Whether you're looking to bring tranquility into your living space or a modern edge, there's a Momeni rug for you.
Indoor/Outdoor rugs
If you have an enclosed porch or sunroom, you know how difficult it is to keep your floors clean as your family frequently walks through this heavily used area. That being said, you don't want to avoid using it - you just want to make it easier to keep tidy!
Indoor/Outdoor rugs from Payless Decor can help you get the job done. These rugs are designed to resist stains wherever you want to make cleaning a little simpler. Indoor/Outdoor rugs are ultra durable and braided to hold up against wear and tear. In addition to being used in porches, these rugs are perfect for other high-traffic areas such as kitchens and family rooms.


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Purple Dot cupcake wrappers to print for your parties. Perfect for Birthday parties or Easter. Print on heavyweight printer paper, cut out and tape around your yummy cupcakes.
Items needed:
- Heavyweight printer paper
- Scissors
- Tape
- Print wrapper on heavyweight paper.
- Cut out then wrap around cupcake, taping in place. Leave original baking paper on cupcake.
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Have you purchased brewing software? How about reading Designing Great Beers? There is nothing wrong with kit brewing at all. But if you feel like you are cheating, then learn how to create your own recipes and read up on the styles. I've found it to be the most fun part of the hobby and now have over 100 different recipes in my rolodex. Maybe try one kit from each style you like and then learn how you can tweak it to your taste.Dave
Keep reading, and keep brewing! There could be a multitude of reasons why you may not be getting the results you are looking for. There are a lot of great brewers on this forum who have taught me a lot. Keep involved and ask questions. You'll get there!Dave
What's wrong with cheating?
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MALANGA TRES - Pleasure craft
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times and I surprise most men because I can't get enough humiliation. I
love it when you degrade me and call me names. There's a siren of natural,
raw lust that goes off inside of me and I instantly become this beautiful
piece of slut flesh just for your put-downs and I get extremely wet.
Tell me how fat or how ugly I am. Line me up and shoot toy dart guns at
me. Put me on my knees, naked and vulnerable while you call me a nasty
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my cunt juice will be running down my inner thigh. If you slip your hand
between my legs you will feel how wet I am. I'd love for you to fuck me
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when you tell me all I'm good for is a cheap, sleazy fuck.
At the end of the night when you've made me suck off all of your friends
and I am spent with their cum painted all over my body and my mind is
spaced from all the degradation, you will find the most humbled and serene
woman. I drift off to such a peaceful place, such a perfect place. It is a
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How To Cook Bacon on the Stovetop
Ah, bacon. We use it in every meal, from breakfast straight through to dinner and even on into dessert. While it can seem like a messy endeavor, cooking bacon on the stovetop is the classic way to crisp up those delicious strips of smokey goodness and it's dead simple to boot. Read on for our step by step guide, including tips for choosing a good pan, dealing with splattering, and getting rid of that lingering fried bacon smell.
Why Cook Bacon on the Stovetop?
Cooking bacon on the stove top is how we did it when I was growing up, and it's the method that's most familiar to me. My mother had a long, rectangular cast iron griddle pan that fit over two burners and could cook up a whole pound of bacon at once. Frying up the bacon was often my job as a child. The griddle had a trough etched into its perimeter which caught the grease and channeled it to a corner where I would suction it out with a bulb baster. It was the perfect bacon cooking pan and I am still recovering from the fact that my mother sold it at a rummage sale a few years ago.
The Best Tools for Bacon on the Stovetop
Barring the perfect griddle, these days I use a wide, flat-bottomed 12″ frying pan. I do not own non-stick, although many people recommend it for bacon. I find that once the bacon starts releasing its fat, it will pretty much stop sticking to the pan and can be moved around very easily. Cast iron is of course a classic choice for frying up bacon. Some pans come with raised ridges that allow the fat to drip through and away from the bacon. If you have one of those, it's great but not 100% necessary.
Bacon needs a fair amount of turning, so a decent pair of tongs is very helpful. You can certainly spear each piece with a fork, but I find it's easy for the bacon to slip off and fall back into the pan, which can cause painful splattering. The tongs are really the best way to go.
The Best Bacon for Stovetop Cooking
People have their favorite kind of bacon. Some like it fattier than others, some like it cut thicker, or smoked. Much of your choice is about how you are using the bacon: a good recipe will specify if the bacon should be smoked or not, or if it requires a thick cut. In general, the thicker cuts will produce chewier bacon while the thiner cuts will produce crisper bacon. When I choose bacon, I look for a nice blend of meat and fat, with a little more meat than fat. I also look for natural or nitrate-free bacon and have had good luck with Niman Ranch. The bacon pictured here was sent from my mother in Wisconsin and it's from Nueske's (and does contain nitrates).
Draining Stovetop Bacon
When you remove your bacon from the pan, it needs to drain and shed some of its fat so that it doesn't end up too greasy. Many people use paper towels but I prefer a cutup brown paper bag. Newspapers are also a popular choice. In either case, the paper should be placed on a plate as it will absorb a lot of grease and get messy pretty quickly.
Save the Bacon Drippings
You will likely have some leftover fat in your pan (also known as 'drippings') when you are done cooking your bacon. This is pure gold and should not be thrown away. Pour it into a glass jar or metal can, and save it for future kitchen projects. If you do not want to keep bacon fat around, please feel free to mail it to me.
Note: There is some risk of glass jars shattering when you pour in the hot grease. I've never had this happen to me, but as a precaution, you can let the grease cool slightly before pouring it into the jar.
Dealing with Bacon Splatter
If your bacon is especially fatty, it might splatter rather heavily, which can cause a mess on your stove and actually hurt if some of that splattering fat touches your skin. Some people like using a splatter screen which cuts down on some of the splattering problems by offering a layer of protection. However, it does not eliminate the problem completely as you will need to lift the screen to turn the bacon. And then, in the end, you have to clean the screen. Wearing an apron will protect your clothes and oven mitts can protect your arms if you don't want to get splattered.
The Cleanup
If your pan got super messy from the bacon and especially if it got a decent crust on the bottom, here's an easy way to deal with it: after pouring off and reserving the extra fat, wipe out your pan with paper towels or newspaper and place it back on the stove. Fill a pitcher with water and fill your bacon pan about half way up the sides of the pan. Turn the heat up high and bring the water to a boil. Using a spatula, gently scrape the bottom of the pan to dislodge any bits of stuck bacon. Some people add dish soap or baking soda to the water but I've never had to. The browned bits just lift right off. Let the pan cool before bringing it over to the sink to dump out the water unless you can trust yourself to carry a shallow frying pan full of boiling hot, bacon grease-laced water across your kitchen without spilling.
Keeping Bacon Odor at Bay
Some people don't like to cook bacon at home because it can smell up the kitchen and indeed your whole house. Frying bacon is a good time to use your oven's exhaust fan if you have one and of course you can also crack open a door or window. I have found leaving a dish of plain vinegar on the counter for several hours afterward really does help to keep the smell away. (A tip from Jodi Liano in this interview.)
How To Cook Bacon on the Stovetop
What You Need
A frying pan
Brown paper bag or paper towels on a plate
Glass or metal container for the drippings
Bulb baster (optional)
1. Start with a cold pan. Bacon should be started in a cold pan, so before you turn on the heat, lay out your strips on the pan. You can place them so they are touching and crowd the pan a little as the bacon will shrink as it cooks but do not overlap too much.
2. Cook bacon low and slow. Bacon cooks best slowly over low heat, so turn your burner on low. Soon the bacon will begin to release some of its fat. When it starts to buckle and curl, use the tongs to loosen the strips and turn each slice to cook on the other side. Keep flipping and turning the bacon so that it browns evenly.
3. Pour off grease carefully. If the bacon is very fatty and your pan is filling up with grease, you can remove some by carefully suctioning it off with a bulb baster and squeezing it into a glass or metal container. Some people just spoon off the excess with a metal spoon. You can also pour off some of the grease but be very careful when you do this as spilled grease can cause a grease fire. I usually turn off the flame when I pour off the grease and I check be sure that none of it has dribbled down the sides of the pan. In any case, be sure that you pour it into a sturdy glass, metal, or ceramic container.
4. Cook until the bacon is done. When is the bacon done? That depends. Some people like their bacon extra crispy and others like it a little loose and flappy. It's important to know that your bacon will continue to cook some when you pull it from the pan and will stiffen up a little upon cooling. In general you will want to see even browning and make sure that the meat part has lost some of its raw redness.
4. Let the cooked bacon drain. Using your tongs, remove the pieces from the pan and onto your paper bag/towels or newspapers to drain.
5. Cook the remaining bacon in batches. If you have more bacon to cook, you can simply drain the excess grease and add more bacon as you remove pieces. If the pan has developed a browned crust on the bottom, let the pan cool down and wipe it clean before continuing.


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#87070 - ALUMINUM THREADED SHOCK BODY (2pcs)
CUP RACER 1M/Spare part for 87597 ALUMINUM THREADED SHOCK SET
These Aluminum Threaded Shock Bodies are genuine HPI option parts for Cup Racer cars. They're aluminum shock bodies that replace the stock plastic parts for increased strength and they're gunmetal anodized for custom looks. These shock bodies are threaded, making ride height adjustment quick and easy. These are genuine HPI option parts, precision machined to exact HPI specifications for a perfect fit. Each package contains 2 aluminum threaded shock bodies and 4 stop rings.


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Sales Associate - Empire Mall
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The Sales Associate acts as a field representative and brand advocate for Athleta. This role is responsible for engaging and connecting with each customer to provide the right service, thereby generating sales and brand loyalty. The Sales Associate utilizes expert product knowledge to educate, inform, inspire and wardrobe the customer. This individual takes pride in the brand, the product, the store and its team and works to deliver an innovative and compelling shopping experience.
- Understands the holistic mindset of the Athleta brand and can bring it to life everyday
- Embodies Athleta's culture and values in all aspects of their job
- Consistently treats everyone with respect and contributes to a positive work environment
- Brings Athleta to life, through creating a unique-to-brand shopping experience; fosters interaction similar to being a trusted friend and advisor through rapport & empathy
- Displays a "customer first" mindset at all times; focuses on engaging with the customer to meet their individual needs
- Ability to do what's right while balancing brand policy guidelines to promote an in-service mindset
- Ensures desired brand experience is being fostered in store through individual and team customer interactions
- Connects with customers by asking open-ended questions to assess customer needs and makes relevant merchandise/styling suggestions
- Drives store sales by authentically suggesting additional items to customers to meet their active lifestyle needs
- Stays current on all product knowledge and communicates features and benefits to customers to build customer knowledge and confidence in the product
- Assists customers in finding out-of-stock items via catalog or on line, by using back-order capability, or by finding substitutions for out-of-stock items (understands and leverages in-store kiosk; catalog & website)
- Takes daily direction from CORE Leader
- Ability to establish & maintain effective relationships with employees and customers
- Possesses a strong character/ethical core - distinctly knows the difference between doing what is right vs. doing the right thing
- Ability to interact cooperatively and work as a team towards a common goal
- Demonstrates a passion for delivering exceptional service everyday and inspires by example
- Demonstrates a "can do" attitude, with drive and passion to sell and achieve all goals
- Must be able to communicate effectively and respond to the needs and questions of peers and leadership in a timely manner.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
- Skilled at making quality decisions, and follows written and verbal instructions to meet deadlines on tasks and projects.
- Ability to sell, relate to others and communicate effectively
- Open to performing multiple functions in the story beyond selling
- Ability to receive feedback and to take action when appropriate
- Ability to work a changing schedule to meet the needs of the business
- Previous experience in retail and/or fitness industry preferred
- Some college preferred
Physical Requirements:
- Ability to travel as required
- Ability to work nights and weekends as appropriate to schedule requirements
- Ability to lift and carry 30 lbs.
- Ability to maneuver around sales floor, back room and office areas
This job description intends to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by associates assigned to this job. It is not intended include all duties and responsibilities. The order in which duties and responsibilities are listed is not significant.
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Man Sets Himself On Fire On The National Mall
A fire official says a man has been flown to the hospital after setting himself on fire on the National Mall.
Fire crews responded Friday afternoon to a report of a man on fire at 7th Street and Madison Drive. A witness says she saw a man dump a red canister of gasoline on his head and then set himself on fire.
D.C. Fire Department spokesman Tim Wilson says the man has life-threatening injuries.
His name and age weren't immediately known.
Katy Scheflen says she was walking along the Mall when she saw a man by himself pick up a can of gasoline and empty its contents on his head before setting himself ablaze.
She says passing joggers took off their shirts to help douse the flames.
(Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved)


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TOP1BcBacterial DNA topoisomeraes I ATP-binding domain
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|Extension of TOPRIM in Bacterial DNA topoisomeraes I and III, Eukaryotic DNA topoisomeraes III, reverse gyrase beta subunit
|Interpro abstract (IPR003601):
DNA topoisomerases regulate the number of topological links between two DNA strands (i.e. change the number of superhelical turns) by catalysing transient single- or double-strand breaks, crossing the strands through one another, then resealing the breaks [(PUBMED:7770916)]. These enzymes have several functions: to remove DNA supercoils during transcription and DNA replication; for strand breakage during recombination; for chromosome condensation; and to disentangle intertwined DNA during mitosis [(PUBMED:12042765), (PUBMED:11395412)]. DNA topoisomerases are divided into two classes: type I enzymes (EC 184.108.40.206; topoisomerases I, III and V) break single-strand DNA, and type II enzymes (EC 184.108.40.206; topoisomerases II, IV and VI) break double-strand DNA [(PUBMED:12596227)].
Type I topoisomerases are ATP-independent enzymes (except for reverse gyrase), and can be subdivided according to their structure and reaction mechanisms: type IA (bacterial and archaeal topoisomerase I, topoisomerase III and reverse gyrase) and type IB (eukaryotic topoisomerase I and topoisomerase V). These enzymes are primarily responsible for relaxing positively and/or negatively supercoiled DNA, except for reverse gyrase, which can introduce positive supercoils into DNA.
This entry describes domain 2 found in type IA topoisomerases, which may be an extension of the Toprim domain. The structures of bacterial topoisomerases I and III have been shown to consist of four domains that together form a toroidal structure with a central hole large enough to accommodate single- and double-stranded DNA. The N-terminal Toprim domain together with domain 3 forms the active site of the enzyme, while domains 2 and 4 form a single-strand DNA-binding groove [(PUBMED:14604525), (PUBMED:10574789)]. The Toprim domain (IPR006171) forms a compact Rossmann fold that coordinates the Mg+2 ion [(PUBMED:9722641)].
|GO process:
|DNA topological change (GO:0006265)
|GO function:
|DNA topoisomerase activity (GO:0003916), DNA binding (GO:0003677)
|Family alignment:
There are 12897 TOP1Bc domains in 12897 proteins in SMART's nrdb database.
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Carolina Watchman
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ijamixtwa l®tatt ijmam to families l&jnvalids • the following iudispensablo family reme dies may be found at the village time atores and soon at every country store iu thc tatr remember and never get them unless they have the fac-simiie signature of t&?ri>&&/&rv °" ue wrappers as a or!:rr by he eame r.ames are base impositions and counter feiia if thc merchant nearest you his tl i urge him to procure them at 71 maitien-lar the next time fee visita new york or to write for them y family thsuld ' a ;,-. k without imw resudtes f " see that the government does not acquire loo much poicer keep a check j iso 22 volt'jvif xii m c pendletox j " v j wu al1 j 01 "' llulcri ' mi iib»ii is&fs.».-geii'l harrison 1 whole no 594 salisbury december 30 184 iwatcids^s 1 ' tiity hereafter be had j .,-. in advance and hco dollars and i :• ,■",. t,l m.f vetlt j • will be received fur a less time j . unless i aid fur hi advance , scum i ii ucd oot at the option of j til il arrearages are paid xeeias or ad\";:!'.t!si.\n ire f«r ibe first insertion and j . ri conti.nnrrnce es will becharged 2 per ct hi"h j heauuver3te3 _ i . ; •-) i ,..;■per cent will be made to j vt rtisi bv tl e r • ui'i.'s will ne ct.r inoed until i • | lor accordingly unless ordef . t i a irj nnmbei of titt.es - addressed lo te ediioi must : ,, ;./ to eisure attention arbivills snd departures of the mails ct end from salisbury southern arrive sunday's tuesday's ... il 6 a m leaves monday's y's.antl saturday's at 7 a in sou i'hern ar - - every mooday i hurs : saturday at ii a in - lea res every v.t esdayand friday at 7 a in western a'rives everj monday j burs ; saturday a 6ja m leaves every san jjaytoi sday ami friday ai 7 a m morganton arrives every monday and ai 0 p m leaves avers sunday n d w dnesrlay at 7 a m cher&w arrives every tuesday inurs ,. an d samrday ai ."> p tu leaves every monday wednesday aod friday at !> a m huntsville horse mail arrives every friday at 7 p m leaves every saturday ul t 3 m fayettefili e horse mat arrives ev ery wednesda and saturday at 5 p in let.vbs every monday and thursday ai g a m tc the business public i books rbooksi ii or sale at ibis office cheap f.,rrash.a * spleodid sopply of blank djy books ledg ers wiih the alphabet to each of all size and bound in plain ar,d elegant style ano-mem orandum writing and cyphering books ol the best pa ■* c p l ~> 1848-tie j s johnston at law * jonry jan 7,1843 ift david £•• pool csf^j fr akes this method o fi b inform trirj his friends jy<fp \£~*\ and tiie public that lie i p stiil carrying on the watcl \\ i and clock making and re tfe^v j s.,%^^g pairing business at his ol a^t^^ra^j^gpjgi stand near the courtbous all work oune by him will be warranted fo twelve months he still keeps on land a sen assortment of jewellery old gold and silver taken in exchange fo jewi llery or work dune bury march 12 1842 tf3s vv o r 32 $ i w o r 31 s ! . startling fact hundreds of children and adults are lost year . . i : li . v t ii .... itf u ber cause li i oft ■i t.j be the true one it is admitted by all doctors that snaree a man woman or child exists but wbat are sooner oi later troubled with worms and in hundreds oi i to relate a svpposed lever scarlatina rcld or some othei ailing carries off die flowers f the human family while in truth they dieoi worms and these could have been eradicate i i day by t le use of a bottle of kotmslock l i mifttge at the cost of a quarter ol a dollar ! ii r.v sickening the thought tbat these things uld be and v bo can ever forgive themselves t rno trying ibis jj'orm exterminator when they l.nvic that even if the case was not worm this remedy could not by any possibility do hurt but always good as a purgative — lot the dis ease be what it may how important iben tr 1 it nnd wbo will dare take the responsibility todo without it ? let every parent that is not k themselves this question in truth ant soberness mrjc ringold bad a child very sick foi near two weeks anil attended by a physician without relief when kolmstock's vermifuge was given ati.1 next day more than forty worms were passed w hen tbe child leroveted rapidly a child of a widow woman living near ilu manhattan water works had dwindled for a rrjrntb n',1 near a skeleton with great dryness of themouth and itching of tbe nose a hn inaiie lady who called to provide for the family sent immediately tor kolmstock's vermifuge which brought iway gteai quantities of worm fur two or three days and tbe child grew beiter i once and regained lis ftill strength in ies than a month several children in a irglily respectable fam ily in broadway bad worms io a friglufoj extent anj were all cured rapidiy with this vermifuge in some n the best families in tbe neighbor hood of st john's u'k ii lias been extensively m ihe circumstance of having eradica ed a large quantity of worms after all other remedies had failed which was very extensive y known in that part of the ciiy a ! im'tly in new jersey saved several children 5e ol it one a gid of eight vears ol s l r c had become exceedingly emaciated before te verm fuge was given the next day thret '/;•' wi rms were dislodged nnd sbe lefi i if lite v fug i when she becan - 1 again worse - , and rl lo the vermifuge •: finally brought sway an incredible nnaut y of worras.and tht c*re was complete aod she gained her liealtl rapi v \ physician of standing bad doctored a fami ':' ' children some weeks without being unlet *''-" b ; .:: one un of the sev^n in health he ad the liberality io send for kolrostnek's vet elfoge and cured tbe test with it in less than s week numerous ra^es of other complaints wer^snrv posed ; . vni an j ihe persons treated lor levi r c bat finally a trial of this vermifuge disrov fted the true cease of the sickness by bringing way almosl an innnroeralite cf'i a r t i t y of worms small nnd the persons recovered wiili patch instances of ihi kind migltt h 1,1 immen<;eexi<»nt but it is useless on -"> cents will slinw any one with astoti be reri3tn effects of ihis verrflifnge •';— nover buy ibis article unless it hati ft's vermifuge liandspmely en 1 n the niitsiije label and the fac simil '■' b wheeler s-jisb.rv ; j si rl '; 0 recrtt hhrsboro j i j iv sj ; b luleigki sali$bf'ry fkssale [ ag£dem7 f'v is intended ihat tbe exercises of this inst i i iijiion shall be resumed on monday october i loib tetm9 as heretofore 6 ?, 10 12 50 ac cording to the advancement of ibe pupil mu sic on ibe i'iano 2-2 50 per session on the gui tar 1-2 per quarter pupils charged from the time of entrance but no deduction made afterwards for acsence except in case ol lung sickness km ma j baker principal october 14 l84s—2wi j j saddle nars?iis3 . tbi business ; the subscriber re^prcifnlly informs theciti izens ef salisbury and he surrounding coun try ihat he is now carrying on ibe saddle and harness linking business in all iis variol's branches he will keep constautly on hand ready made saddles fine and common hjitt \ ness fine and common bridles and martingales manufactured out of the best of leather re ! pairing done in the best possibls style and on tiie 1 shortest notice ! the subsbscribfr hopes by strict attertinn to i bis business tu merit a liorral share of public | patronage wm j flu mm eli salisbury oct 14 1343-tfll p s all orders from a distance lor tiny of the y>i»uve mentioned ariicles promptly attended to fashion «. at the eld tailoring eeslablishmenl ! horace ii beard has josi received of mr v mahan the london paris £ philadel phia fashions foi tbe jfail aiiaj z&intcv of 43 § 44 ! j which far surpasses any thing of tbe kind here tofore published he still carries oo tbe tailoring business in ali its branches at his old stand where be is j ever ready to meet and accommodate his old and j new customers with fashionable cut i iog ai.d ma ; king of garments not to be surpassed by any in | the southern country punctuality despatch i and faithful work as lias been always shall be | his aim and object thankful lor past encour | agement he impes to merit its continuance p s reference lie deems unnecessary us bis j experience anil work for the lust thirteen years j will show i horace il beard oot 21 is 13 tf3s ! boot iiera shoet shop ftmhe subscriber takes ibis method of inforra ] jl ing the citizens of salisbury and lite stir j rounding country that he still carries on ibe ' boot atul shoe-making business ai bis tan yard on the north-east square in ihe town nf salts i bury where be is prepared to make boots and 1 i shoes in a style of workmanship nut to be siir '■■passed by any shop in this place or even in ihe i slate he assures those wbo want good fourid , alinim for their understandings that he can • c ; commodate them wiih as good an article as ihey rati obtain al any other shop foi durability atul i fur neatness ! the subscriber bason hand ibe following 1 j shoes which be offers lowei for cu 1 / than lev ' j can bo bought al any other shop r to punctual r customers on a credit on as good let ais as - tbey 1 could desire 1 gentlemen's fine boots gentlemen's fine j shoes &. pumps ; ladies 1 fine show si pomps ; '■children's shoes together with a large stock of | negroes 1 shoes which he desirr s those wishing io purchase to call and exatnirie before supplying themselves elsewhere as lie is confident of plea j sing ihem as to quantity quality and price mr jacob lefler who has ihe sole manage j ment of ihe business says thai to work shall i leave he shop which woold noi give entire ai !,] isfaction to every one ns it shall ever be his i pride and bnasi todo » cod and neat woik and i \ that too withoui delay * j a large supply of good leather constant . j ly on band for sale ! green hides taken in exchange for shoes anti t ! leal her " ' cp orjers from a distance punctonliy at ' t tended to moses l brown september 2 1s43 4rrt dr w d dsxkxpsv j i fjstaving returned from the west respect ii fully informs ihe poblfe that he is ready to - ' resume the duties of his profession in iis various ■.< branches having undergone a very considera . ! ble expense in preparing himself with medicines r and instruments to meet the exigencies of every , case he flatters himself that he shall receive a i i continuance nf that very libera patronage fie has 9 tterntolore received » stfiteiville aug 20 1843 sv ! notice - ! jk ll tho«e indebted to tbe subscriber eiifi e j er by note or account are earnesrly re quested to settle the same at or before ihe 1st «- day ot january next all those failing to do so ' i may expect to settle with an officer ! jas cqwan i^or sale a middle aged woman with . out cbiloren who is a gi>od cook and'j washer terms wilt be aeccmmndaiiijg — enquire at this office nov io 1343u15 a ll those indebted lo the late 2§i§f -£*- mis s d pendleton win mb^mtf ptease call and settle their respective , accounts li is necessary that litis call should be ai tended lo salisbury nov 11 13,3 br g b bofjgltls ■it a ving permanently located himsi-if in ja salisbury otlrs his professional services io ibe public particular attention will be paid to ;:!! surgi cal cases entrusted to his care dp office in the luge corner house nearly oppostie j &. vv • murphy's store salisbnry may 6 1s43 — tf-11 ' a&sviubs i'oy^ts ! fresh oystkksm finile subscriber direct from norfolk bases £ lablished himself in rale'ish in order lo parry on the oyster trade more effectually tino ibe country west of this and tli central ari of north carolina his arrangements are so el fecled that by tbe arrival of the mail train he ieeeives/ve.«/t opened oysters evoty day from norf.dk which will enable him to furnish the above great luxury further up and through the country than has eve been attempted hitli er'o the subscriber professing through jears ol experience to know something about oyslers to orders be has five and six gallon keos well hooped whicb can lie carried ir singes or other conveyances as may be must convenient west of salisbury and farther up that country it is difficult to send fresh oysters he bas oysters put uifcin gallon canisters in the same manner as oysters aie prepared in socb establishments or refec ories tbey are perfectly good for 12 or 15 days when taken on of the canister they csn be warmed ovei.aod such ingredients added as butter c , as m i lie general modp of cooking fresh oysters fur mutual convenience fami lies nmy by clubbing together receive suitable isup plies without receiving an excess of ihe ar i '""- «• wspurrinir unnecessary expense — ball ! dozen caoisiet ," , . ■/ , . , , *""* ;•"! ur less can hi ooxed up and saftlv sent to the ado .^' , , , , ".. . j , , . , • vs oe individual i he sunscmner pleases himself it g . business unremitting attention and afford everv satisfaction in his power john wilson raleigh nov 7 1 843 2m lb new supply of confecttonaries ! and eaocsazes ! h1 1 iiooeche respectfully informs the ii • citizens of salisbury and ibe surrounding country ihat iip has received a n«w tnd splen did supply ol confedionaiies and groceries.con staling ot ail kinds of wines and liquors j of the very best quality such as madeira port 1 teneriffe champaigne muscat claret and j malaga wines french brandy holland gin porter ale and new ark cider and cordials ! lemons almonds raisins oranges oyster sugar and coffee candies copperas madder indict and various other articles too tedious ' mention which i will sell as^nbesp for cash ihey can be bourrht at anv other establisnmi in salishury e r roueche maid 4 1843 lys2 i rev epr bartholomew pink expectorant sfru an agreeable cordi.il and rff-ciive remerit for coughs hoarseness colds pain io i.bi hreast influenza hard brenthipcr •• t rtifticiili ex pectoral ior gcjpem sale st ihp watchman ; onioe and bv c i a'hpeler salisbury march 4 ls43 1>82 f?w cent b<war ! its a ay from the subscriber on the 10th , l f t i nnvembi r a bound appreniice named j v ashii a m linden aboni 13 or 14 years of age ■all pet suns ir warned against harboring or em ( ploying saiti appreniice under ihe penally of the i la d v haden salts-hitry dec 2 swls fall a$l j vvitn i ett fj&sbzdzvts f ct i tailoring fstahlishmenl i also brook § miller j t-allor^i late of thc city of raleigh we have loc3ied ourselves in the town ol sa tabor v permanently and intend car 5 rying on our business in a style not io be surpassed in this stale or out of it our esiab lisbment is in the room on the corner of ihf mansion hotel formerly occupied a ihe post office we have employed the best uf northern workmen so expense or pains will oe spared to render this a fashionable establishment 2 in all respects gentlemen ihe refore may rely on having iheir clothe made up in the most tashionable and durable manner we have been engaged regularly in coning for tbe last five years and part of the time in some of ihe most celebrated establishment in the southern coun try we shall not hesitate to guarantee every idling to fit e cot and make london paris ani new-york ! f.1shjo.ys received monthy jn conclusion sbnnld we be encooraged no one need send away io procure ruod clothing a p alsobrook h s milllr reference — thos m oliver raleigh n c salisbury may 20 s43--ij26 vt-grocs for sale ! h the subscriber has eight negro boys i and two girl yoong and likely aged i worn 24 years rjowo to 9 years old which he i will sell at private sale the oldrst boy has i worked and carried on a blacksmith shop for fi*p h year ; he is a good workman and can do any i kind of work on wagons doughs and tools of all b kinds the abyve negroes cau be seen by call i ing on me i will se.ll oa a credit of 12 uioniks fl wiih interest from the dale if i do nol sell by i ihe 1st ol january i wi 1 ! hire them ool or the fl ii-xt year a w brandon h salisbury dec 2 il.|r.n h sjr elraudeilvs h vegetable universal pills h v for sale at ibis office salisbury n c oci 1842 tfl4 h state cf ilovtli ezvolwz i it.twao cuiiniy court — november sessions is-i h thomas dougan.t vs > justices exietti in l^vi'-d on 1111 dent j 1-23 acres of lai.d ■on motion and it appearing to the saiisfac h iion of ihe court that the defendant is not i an inhabitant of ibis state oidered that pun h lication be made f.»r six weeks in ibe carolina i watchman printed in salisbury for the defend i ant to appear at our next coort of pleas and i quarter st-ssions lo be held for the county .!■kowan at the gtiurt house in salisbury on i ihe 1st m-mday in february next and plead otherwise the land levied on will be ordered io i be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs debt and ct si — h witness john giles clerk of oar said court at i office the 29iii day of november 1 s 4 3 . h uwls john giles c'.k ■hogsisl f3 111 f subscriber has just added io bis stock h jfi ot berkshire sz pair ol kenilworlh flo'js i m nor led tr m england in tbe tail of 1841 by h mr a b allen of new york and are now a i bout 18 months old tbe boar is a very supe h rior animal deep thick and excellent in all bis i points the sew veiy fine with a iittercf eight h pigs which for iieauty and form can hardly be h surpassed those who may aisha fuller de h script inn of these fine animals ate referred to h mr allen's letter published in she cultivator — h " p ti'ioribei has also a yorkshire soio por i jsseit nl \[| mi f rodq a «," w imported by h him trom england ; a bo ". ti tnin rhtd sm . s ■jiul ili'.se wishing io purchase c a " t avt , theh pure ktmhworth or berkshire or crosses fl , kenihvorib and yorkshire thin-rind ant berk-m his stock of berkshire « vis pnrchasedh f mr u n bement of new yink and tsnoth surpassed by any in ihe united states thoseh wishing to improve heir stock of hogs baveh now a hatter opportunity of doing so ihsn httsh cverbippn offered sduiii oi ihe potomac ordttrsh i foi any of ibe above will be promptly anendedh mo wm b kelly ;.■near mocksvitle davie co } . 0 - i january 14 1 343 > ~ j ■co.\sllmptio?tarvd liver i com plait t i dr tayloivs balsam of liver i wort — from 375 bowery new york — i fui tbe cure of coughs colds catarrhs asthma ■• reness of the chest pain in the side aod breast i • rftising ol blood liver complaints broncliiiis.h i..d all ihose affections ot tbroai and longs — i '■hich are a source of so mtich suffering and un i • irrested so often terminate in consumption — i is r inedy s bigiily and just if distinguished i 1 15 purely vegetable untld and fjentie m its ef-b is upon the system and can be taker in th>-h f isost rjelic8te ear.es with sufety as well as mill fl physicians aware of i's mr dieinal prnpf r 1 p snd witnessing its effects avail in extietnc.b | d in some instances apparently almost hope-l tess rn tifinn prescribe it in their practice fl both u a palliative 3nd a remedy and with th b medical kaculiy generally it lias met with g.ei'b ; approbation b | ig3 8 - consumption the f,-n i j remarks were lakeo from the las number of ' i ; medical magazine : i tbe surprising rffeci prnduwd by ihi gonc-b i ine balsam of liverwort made at 375 bowl ery in consumptive ease cannot fail exciting al deep and thrilling iotert-jt throughout the world we have so long believed thie-disease consump tion incurable that n is difficult to credit our senses *. hen we see persons evidently consntrp . live restored to health vet it is a fuel oi daily occurrence the following was driven in a slu.ri lime since by"'cvpl fcjcolt of ei.zabeih city n c certificates *' baincr constitutionally predisposed ro cmi iumpiion a nutnbei t.i my family b'lving died j f ibis disease and having suffered severely j from irritation of the limits accotr.panied who i ceorrh and raising mailer and lood together ith nerere pain in my side and breast till i wr;s . opposed to be beyond recovery i was induced ; by advice of dr perkins ae a last resort tn try i t ayloi's balsam t.f liverwort i have taken fi?e intilfs in al i b-<jan to improve wiih ibe first . boill and while lakmrj the third wa so ar re covered as to be able to rret about since whtch time by continued use of ii i am quite restored ' and able to attend to my usual business to per sons sufierinrr from coughs and affections of ihe 1 ones | do earnestly recommend it snrned jas c scott , : elizabeth city n c , d c hj is4-2 liver complaint and general debility 1 i was given np by two physiciarw.end mid io pre i pare lor de&ili 1 « as so weak i could not raisn 1 my band to my bead i was in ibis l-w state i when a friend sent mp a bottleof dr taylor's balsam of liverwort from 375 b..werv and be fore i bad used tip the bot'b 1 was able io sit up in bed bv ihe further use f have completely retrained my heal'.b geo weli s ?■■;,; 23 john st violent pain in the side — 1 bave been cured nf a violent pain in the side extending throoch to the shoulder mdigf siion dizz'eess loss of ap petite and general debility by me use of two bottles of dr'taylors balsam of liverwort from 375 bowerv «* f h allen no 7 merchant's row for sale at tht drug store of c p wheeler salisbury march 4js43 1v3s baled p<tper of excelled qnaltiy cheap for a?h for s%?e afihuoffce state ot ilortii carolina h c^ll h ell c o unty h in equity fall turn is13 h wilie gatther rs joseph slarnei und sim i bisancr adicinisirai rs of joseph starnos •••• i teased and soiooiuo loudermlk * it appearing to ihe court ihat defends n i loudermiik is n..i an inhabitant gt : ' i h st a te : it is theref ordered thct poblicaiio i be made in the carolina watchman for h veeks that he appear ar ihe m-xt court c i equity o neb id lur said county on the fbui h raond-aj alter the 4ih monday in march e*i i and plead answer or demo fo said uiu or ju g bbj rnenl pro eonlesso will ae taken and this raw i beard experts wines william m p.ieti clerk and m.tsi •■i id said county at offi.ie in lemiir the l,..<i !. i monday in october is4s v vi p'ett c me ■nov is 18-13 lift 16 h pil8 s ! pel5 i hays linjmbntlli £ hk pills the price of ih:s celebrate i % linimeoi s refunded io anv person wh i ivill use a b.'l.ile ol ha»s liniment for she pile-flh md return the empty oot lie without being curert h the above lave been the terms on who 1 i!h fl liniment bas been sold for nearly ten years past h and not one buttle ui of one hundred has ' '■'■i been returned jjlcpeor sale at ihe vvatcbina h office and by c b wheeler salisbury ■" j & i shian greensboro hillsboro'.d hearti ; lei i ngton j p mabry ; raleigh r sd'iili h march 4 1s43 ly32 ■l0€m and watcil i msab h impairing ■rflhe subscriber respectfully informs bis oldbj jfc eriends and ihe public generally bat heflj hi>.s opened a shop in salisoury in uie above bnsi ■iiess.ie a room directly opposite west's brit-kflj building in ihe house of dr burns formerlyflj owned by jno i shu ver and just below j & w ■murphy . h • " addiiion to the above the subscriber wilflj carrv on the silver smith business in all iheflj varieties common in country towns such abj making spoons &.<*., and repairing silve'h hebecrs lo assure the poblic tbat if punctaaflj atlentiortto business and skillful work will en-bj title him tu patronage and support be willmer-h aaron woolworth i nov i??_tfi6 i cabiskt makings i ftthe subscriber respectlully returns i i j k thanks for past favors and informs his h i friends and the public that he suil continues i cany on the above business io all iis variou-h branches and al the old stand on main strn i f two doors below j , & w morphy'a atore an.h ..; 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|The December 30, 1843 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly and semi weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
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The account of the Missionary Ridge Fire published immediately after the event, Fire in the Sky, is in its third printing.
The 117-page, full-color book, printed by the Durango Herald Small Press, is dedicated to the memory of Alan Wayne Wyatt, the only firefighter killed during the fire, and the thousands of firefighters who risk their lives fighting wildland fires in the West.
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Jim Greenhill, a reporter no longer with The Durango Herald, was the writer. Greenhill wrote much of the book using stories published during coverage of the fire. Photographers were Jerry McBride, who is still with the newspaper, and Nancy Richmond, who is no longer on staff.
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Leirvik is a town in the county of Hordaland in Norway. It is located on the island of Stord in the municipality of the same name (which only covers the southern half of the island). Confusingly, Stord municipality as a whole has town status, but Leirvik is the only town-like settlement in the municipality. Leirvik had a population of about 11,342 in 2008. It is the second largest town in Hordaland county.
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By car
From Bergen, follow European route E39 south through Os. Take the ferry from Os to Stord (Fitjar municipality). From the ferry terminus, continue following the road south until you reach Leirvik, about 28 km to the south.
From Stavanger, follow E39 north. From Haugesund, drive north on FV 47 then continue on E39.
From Oslo, drive to Bergen, then follow the instructions above.
By plane
Stord Airport, Sørstokken is located not too far from Leirvik, and has flights to Oslo and Århus in Denmark. Alternatively, Bergen Airport, Flesland and Stavanger Airport, Sola are both within a 2.5 hour drive. Haugesund Airport, Karmøy is even closer, and has scheduled flights to London-Stansted (Ryanair), Bremen (Ryanair), Bergen (SAS), Oslo (SAS) and Gdansk (Centralwings), as well as a few charter flights.
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Endocrinology is the study of glands and parts of glands that produce hormones. These hormones control many basic bodily functions. The metabolism of food, the sex and reproductive systems, how blood sugar levels are maintained, blood pressure, the balance of salt in the body, body heat, energy levels and bone growth all depend on the endocrine system.
Problems within the endocrine system can result in numerous disorders, including diabetes, obesity, thyroid disorders, osteoporosis and hormone malfunction. Symptoms of endocrine disorders often take months or years to show up and can be easily overlooked by the patient.
Many patients also suffer from other serious conditions, such as heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure and circulatory problems. These often call for exacting and sophisticated medical techniques and careful monitoring by specialists from different fields.
Overview of the Endocrine System
The body's seven endocrine glands are the pituitary gland, thyroid gland, parathyroid glands, adrenal glands, islets of langerhans, ovaries and testes.
Pituitary Gland
This is a pea-sized, reddish-gray organ in the center of the brain, just above the back of the nose. It regulates various hormones that directly or indirectly affect most basic bodily functions. Disorders of the pituitary gland include Cushing's disease (which causes fat to build up in the face, back and chest) and acromegaly (in which the hands, feet and face are larger than normal).
Thyroid Gland
The thyroid gland is a butterfly-shaped gland just above the collarbone. The hormones it produces regulate your metabolism (how your body burns calories to produce energy) and influence heart rate, digestion, muscle strength, cholesterol levels and even your frame of mind.
Hyperthyroidism is a condition in which too much thyroid is produced; hypothyroidism is when too little is produced. The most common cause of hyperthyroidism is Graves' disease (also known in Europe as von Basedow's disease), but other causes include growths in the thyroid gland and thyroiditis (inflammation of the thyroid gland). Untreated hyperthyroidism can lead to atrial fibrillation, osteoporosis and a life-threatening condition called thyroid storm. Regular medical checkups are important if you have had hyperthyroidism because it can develop again. You may also be at increased risk for other problems, such as hypothyroidism and an eye condition called Graves' ophthalmopathy.
Having too little thyroid hormone is most often the result of the body's own natural defense (immune) system attacking the thyroid gland. This condition is called autoimmune thyroiditis or Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Surgery to remove the thyroid or radiation treatment of the thyroid may also cause hypothyroidism. Untreated hypothyroidism can cause fatigue, lethargy, depression, memory problems, constipation, dry skin, intolerance to cold and other symptoms. In newborns, untreated hypothyroidism can lead to mental retardation. While still in the hospital, all newborns are checked for hypothyroidism.
Hypothyroidism is treated with medications to replace the thyroid hormone. Symptoms usually disappear within a few months after treatment begins, but most people need to continue taking thyroid hormones for life.
Parathyroid Glands
These are four small glands that are beside or embedded in the thyroid gland. The hormone that they secrete regulates the metabolism of calcium and phosphorus in the body.
Hypoparathyroidism is a condition in which too little parathyroid hormone is present in the body. This can cause an abnormally low level of calcium in the blood. Symptoms include weakness, muscle cramps, nervousness headaches or tetany, an uncontrollable twitching and crampy spasms of the hands, feet, arms and/or face.
Adrenal Glands
These are a pair of organs above each kidney. These glands produce several hormones, including adrenaline (also known as epinephrine), which is the main blood-pressure raising hormone, and norepinephrine, which is the chemical means by which messages are transmitted across the synapses of the nerves. High blood pressure is one consequence of adrenal gland disorders.
Islets of Langerhans
These are groups of small, slightly granular cells around the pancreas that secrete insulin, which is important for regulating the amount of sugar in the blood and glucagon. Diabetes is the main consequence of disorders in this endocrine gland.
These are a pair of organs (about an inch-and-a-half long) in women that produce eggs and female sex hormones. Disorders of these glands include Turner syndrome (in which women are short and fail to develop sexually at puberty), disruptions of normal sexual development and infertility.
These are a pair of organs in men that produce sperm and male sex hormones, such as testosterone. Conditions caused by a disorder of these glands include abnormal sexual development and fertility problems.
Division of Endocrinology
Blending research, leading-edge medical technology and a world-class team of medical experts, Cedars-Sinai's Division of Endocrinology delivers superior diagnosis, treatment and disease management services through the:
- Anna and Max Webb & Family Diabetes Outpatient Training and Education Center
- Carcinoid and Neuroendocrine Tumor Center
- Pituitary Center
Additional Cedars-Sinai Resources
Other services available at Cedars-Sinai include the:
- Cedars-Sinai Center for Weight Loss
- Cedars-Sinai Heart Center
- Gestational Diabetes Program, Division of Reproductive Endocrinology, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Pediatric Services
In our Health Topics section, you can find additional information on the following subjects:
Outside Resources
Available resources outside Cedars-Sinai include the:
- American Diabetes Association
- American Association of Diabetes Educators
- Angel Flight America (free air transport for those in need)
- Corporate Angel Network (free air transport for cancer patients)
- Human Growth Foundation
- Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International
- MAGIC Foundation for Children's Growth
- Thyroid Foundation of America, Inc.
- Turner Syndrome Society of the U.S.
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Jimmy Rollins began the season with a slam, Neil Walker with a walkoff homer and the Washington Nationals with a thrilling ninth-inning comeback.
After a frigid winter of blizzards for much of the U.S., baseball came storming back Monday when 26 major league teams opened their seasons and seemed to make the outdoors feel a little warmer.
Washington's Matt Williams and Detroit's Brad Ausmus won in their big league debuts as managers.
They weren't the only inaugurals.
There was an innovative replay system for umpires, and at some ballparks new metal detectors at fan entrances as teams installed the devices a year before Major League Baseball's industrywide requirement.
At U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago, there were long lines as spectators were screened by hand held or walkthrough metal detectors.
"Everybody's safety is important and if Major League Baseball and the Chicago White Sox are trying to protect their fans that are loyal to them, I'm fine with that," said Paula Green of Paris, Ill.
On the field, there were four video reviews in the day games. In the two decisions overturned by umpires in the New York control room, Ryan Braun of the Milwaukee Brewers and Emilio Bonifacio of the Chicago Cubs were called out at first base after initially being ruled safe. In the two rulings confirmed, Washington's Danny Espinosa and the Cubs' Jeff Samardzija both were called out.
Braun received a standing ovation at Miller Park in his return from a 65-game, season-ending suspension he accepted for violations of baseball's drug agreement and labour contract.
"Fans are fans. That's the way it's supposed to be. He's their hometown player and it was a wonderful reaction. I wish everybody well," said baseball Commissioner Bud Selig, the former Brewers owner who was on hand to watch his hometown team.
Nelson Cruz, who completed his 50-game suspension in time to return for Texas' season finale last fall, celebrated his Baltimore debut with a tiebreaking home run off Jon Lester in the seventh inning in the Orioles' 2-1 win over World Series champion Boston. Fans chanted "Cruuuuuze!" every time his name was announced.
"It was really neat, it was special," he said. "I made the right call to come and be part of this organization, be part of this town."
Rollins hit his 200th career homer in Philadelphia's 14-10 interleague win at Texas as the Phillies had 17 hits and scored their most runs in an opener since 1900. Rollins, whose wife is expecting their second child, flew to Texas on Sunday, a day after the rest of the team.
"I didn't want to come here and then have to fly to Philadelphia," Rollins said. "The baby has let me go out and play ball for a few more days."
Rollins connected off Tanner Scheppers, the first pitcher since Fernando Valenzuela of the 1981 Los Angeles Dodgers to make his first big league start on opening day.
At Pittsburgh, Walker homered off Carlos Villanueva leading off the 10th inning to give the Pirates a 1-0, 10-inning win over the perennially hapless Chicago Cubs. He becomes the first Pittsburgh player to hit a game-ending home on opening day since Bob Bailey against San Francisco's Juan Marichal in a 1-0, 10-inning victory in 1965.
"This one feels pretty special," said Walker, who last year helped the Pirates finish with a winning record for the first time since 1992. "This is a special day for this team, this organization. We've come a long way."
Washington rallied for a 9-7 win at the New York Mets. Denard Span hit a tying double with two outs in the ninth off closer Bobby Parnell, and Ian Desmond put the Nationals in front for the first time with a sacrifice fly in the 10th and Anthony Rendon followed with a three-run homer.
"I have a stomach ache right now," Williams said. "I'll probably sleep good tonight."
Detroit beat visiting Kansas City 4-3 when Alex Gonzalez finished his Tigers debut with a winning RBI single in the ninth against Greg Holland. Kansas City lost its sixth straight opener but Salvador Perez's run-scoring double in the fourth ended a 22-inning scoreless streak for the Royals in openers.
St. Louis won 1-0 at Cincinnati behind Yadier Molina's seventh-inning homer off Johnny Cueto, the Reds' first shutout loss on opening day since 1953. Bryan Price lost his managing debut with Cincinnati.
Coming off a 63-99 season, their poorest record since 1970, the Chicago White Sox beat Mnnesota 5-3. Tampa Bay beat Toronto 9-2 behind ace David Price, who wasn't sure he'd remain with the Rays during a winter of trade rumours.
Blue Jays shortstop Jose Reyes left the lineup after his first at-bat because of a tight left hamstring and was put on the disabled list. Reyes injured his left ankle in Toronto's 10th game last year and was sidelined until June 26.
Jose Fernandez struck out nine and allowed one run in six innings for the Miami Marlins in a 10-1 rout of visiting Colorado. The 21-year-old became the youngest NL opening-day starter since Dwight Gooden in 1986, according to STATS.
Later openers had San Francisco at Arizona, Cleveland at Oakland and Seattle at the Los Angeles Angels in Robinson Cano's Mariners' debut. The final opener is Tuesday, when the New York Yankees start captain Derek Jeter's last season at Houston.


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Shield Law Moves Forward, Defines Journalism So That It Leaves Out Wikileaks & Random Bloggers
from the this-is-a-mistake dept
The new amendment, brokered by Sen. Chuck Schumer, significantly expands on that definition. Now, a journalist would be defined as someone employed by or in contract with a media outlet for at least one year within the last 20 years or three months within the last five years; someone with a substantial track record of freelancing in the last five years; or a student journalist.This is better than it could have been, and giving judges the ability to go beyond the narrow definition is at least better than the alternative. However, it still is an attempt to carve out certain types of journalism that Congress is uncomfortable with -- and frankly, I'm rather uncomfortable with Congress thinking that its role. Chuck Schumer flat out said that he wanted this definition to exclude Wikileaks -- which is an operation that many of us believe absolutely is a journalistic operation.
In addition, the law would protect a person deemed appropriate by a federal judge, so long as their newsgathering practices have been consistent with the law.
"The world has changed. We're very careful in this bill to distinguish journalists from those who shouldn't be protected, WikiLeaks and all those, and we've ensured that," Schumer said at the time. "But there are people who write and do real journalism, in different ways than we're used to. They should not be excluded from this bill."In fact it seems like a good part of the hearing this morning was an attempt for Senators to show their contempt for the types of journalists they don't like. Senator Feinstein, who has been pushing for a very narrow definition for a long time, suggested at the hearing -- as if it were self-evident -- that no 17-year-old high school drop-out with a blog should be covered. But why? What if that high school drop out does actual journalism and breaks a story about, say, government corruption? Why shouldn't she be covered? Senator Jeff Sessions went to ridiculous lengths, arguing that journalists who reveal classified info shouldn't be covered. In other words, those who do real investigative journalism and expose government wrongdoing wouldn't be considered journalists if his amendment had passed (thankfully, it didn't). But, as Senator John Cornyn pointed out, just the fact that you had the Senate debating who should and who shouldn't be a journalist should be "chilling to us all." Though, of course, even Cornyn wanted to only cover journalists who are Americans.
In the end, what passed is extremely flawed and definitely not a step in a good direction. Once we reach the point at which we even allow Congress to set parameters for who should, and who should not be considered a journalist, we've gone too far. Because we know that setting that precedent will lead to further encroachments down the road. Furthermore, the current definition will almost certainly not protect journalists when they need it most, in stories involving "national security," more or less making this law a dead letter on arrival.
We've long advocated that any shield law shouldn't try to define journalists by their profession, but rather should focus on journalism by the process and actions taken. That makes much more sense, since today anyone can do journalism, even if they're not employed as a journalist.
However, the more I've seen this process play out, the more I'm convinced that any media shield law is a bad idea in that it tries to set up a separate tier of free speech in which a certain class of people or certain actions are "more protected" than others. The argument that we already have a media shield law known as the First Amendment is an increasingly compelling argument.


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This is an activity about bar magnets and their invisible magnetic fields. Learners will experiment with magnets and a compass to detect and draw magnetic fields. This is Activity 1 of a larger resource, entitled Exploring the Sun. The NASA... (View More) spacecraft missions represented by this material include SOHO, TRACE, STEREO, Hinode, and SDO. (View Less)
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This is an activity about the magnetic fields of the Sun and Earth, and the interplanetary magnetic field, or IMF. Learners will engage in a question and answer dialogue, make connections using bar magnet examples and overhead transparencies, and... (View More) ultimately write an assessment of concepts learned. This is Activity 1 in Session 3 of the Exploring Magnetism in the Solar Wind teachers guide. (View Less)
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This is an activity about the properties and characteristics of Earth's magnetic field as shown through magnetometer data and its 3D vector nature. This resource builds understanding of conceptual tools such as the addition of vectors and... (View More) interpreting contour maps displaying magnetic signature data. Learners will make several paper 3D vector addition models, watch podcasts on how to analyze magnetometer data, and employ 3D vector plots to create a model of the 3D magnetic field in the location of the magnetometer closest to their town. This is a multi-step activity with corresponding worksheets for each step. The activity uses data from the THEMIS (Time History of Events and Macroscale Interactions during Substorms) GEONS magnetometer, and requires the use of a computer with internet access and speakers, 2-inch polystyrene balls and bamboo skewers. This is activity 16 from Exploring Magnetism: Earth's Magnetic Personality. (View Less)
This is an activity about changes in the Earth's magnetic field during magnetic storms. Learners will construct a soda bottle magnetometer, collect data, and analyze the results to detect magnetic storm events. The operation of the student-created... (View More) instrument can be directly related to THEMIS (Time History of Events and Macroscale Interactions during Substorms) display measurements. In this activity, learners should ideally collect data over the course of an entire month. This is activity 17 in Exploring Magnetism: Earth's Magnetic Personality. (View Less)


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Man accused of sexually assaulting Walmart employee inside NC store
Man accused of sexually assaulting Walmart employee inside NC store
A man was arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a Walmart employee inside a North Carolina store Wednesday afternoon.
Pedro Julio Ricci, 53, was charged with sexual battery following an alleged incident around 5 p.m. in the Monroe store's tire section, WCNC reported.
Monroe police allege Ricci lured a 40-year-old woman by claiming there was a spill and then took her to an enclosed storage area. The woman escaped and told coworkers, who called 911, police said.
Ricci had bonded out of jail by Thursday afternoon. He also had been charged with resisting and delaying and obstruction of justice. He is scheduled to appear in court March 20.


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