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With one eye up north and another on our bird feeders, we are all keeping our fingers crossed this winter. Maybe this will be the year we will have some winter finches to talk about.
Along with hundreds of thousands of American robins moving south along the New Jersey shore, huge numbers of pine siskins have been seen migrating toward the Carolinas. Mixed in with these southbound siskins are purple finches, red-breasted nuthatches, white-winged and red crossbills and even a few evening grosbeaks. Every winter there are usually a few purple finches and pine siskins around the Western North Carolina mountains, but maybe this year we will be lucky enough to have good numbers of both these irruptive species at our feeders.
These finch invasions occur at irregular intervals every few years, and seem to be a result of a lower seed or cone crop in the Northern forests, rather than a string dip in the winter temperatures in Canada and the Northern states. After a year with above normal mast, many trees will have years with considerably lower yields, and large numbers of finches will then be forced south by the scarcity of food. This also occurs with other species, such as both red and white-winged crossbills, pine grosbeaks and boreal chickadees — among many other seed-eating species.
There have already been many reports of pine siskins on feeders throughout Western North Carolina, with some flocks already starting to reach into double digits in Buncombe County. Also, small numbers of purple finches have been seen either at feeders or sitting in the tops of the tulip poplars, where they eat the seeds from the sharp seed cases. Purple finches are cousins of the resident house finch, but males can be distinguished by their richer cranberry-pink coloration and larger bills, while the females are easily differentiated by the obvious white stripe above their eyes. Female house finches show a pale gray-brown face pattern with very little patterning.
As well as the expected finches this winter, all eyes and ears are out in the field looking for evening grosbeaks. While these large finches are notoriously erratic in their movements, some winters they do patronize feeders throughout the western portion of the Carolinas, although it has been many years since these finches have graced our feeders in any numbers at all.
If you are not familiar with the evening grosbeak, they are unmistakable. Imagine an over-inflated goldfinch (industrial strength?) with a huge ivory-colored bill. Grosbeaks are about the size of starlings, but the similarity stops there. Like most birds, the males are more brightly hued. They are feathered in bright yellow, orange, black and white, while the females are more subdued with grays and pale browns replacing the flashier colors of the males. During the winter months, evening grosbeaks form flocks ranging from half a dozen to as many as 50 birds. When a flock of evening grosbeaks invades your feeder, you will lose sunflower seeds at an ever-increasing rate. These seemingly greedy birds are renowned for being gluttonous feeders, and they can dominate the feeder for hours at a time.
In the Eastern U.S., evening grosbeaks are birds of the far North, breeding as far south as southern New England. However, in the Western states, their range extends throughout the Rockies, even as far south as the mountains of Mexico. It is during the winter months when the rest of the country might see their presence, and then only during good finch winters.
While ornithologists might theorize about the reasons for these irregular seasonal movements, many birders eagerly look forward to the small parties of grosbeaks, finches and siskins that brighten up the winter months. Oh, call the shop (828-687-9433) if you see any evening grosbeaks. It's been way too long since I have seen one down this way!
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Can we expect an invasion of winter finches?
With one eye up north and another on our bird feeders, we are all keeping our fingers crossed this winter. Maybe this will be the year we will have some winter finches to talk about.


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There is at least one precedent this season for a player winning an appeal for an Adderall suspension. Giants running back Andre Brown had his four-game suspension overturned in June after he was able to prove he had a previous prescription for the drug, which is commonly used to treat conditions such as attention deficit disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
The NFL and NFLPA closed a loophole in 2011 that had allowed players to produce prescriptions after their suspensions, but apparently Brown was the exception to the new rule. His teammate, safety Tyler Sash, lost his appeal and is currently serving his four-game suspension. He initiated a face-to-face meeting with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell after his appeal was rejected to plead his case, to no avail.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) provided no surprises with the release of its monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) on Wednesday.
The report made minor adjustments to the world wheat outlook, all of which were within analysts' expectations. Estimated world supply increased 4 million metric tons (MMT) in November to 1.013 billion metric tons, a 3 percent increase from 2010/2011. All three factors that contribute to world supply — carry-in stocks, production and imports — increased in November.
The world production forecast increased 2.1 MMT to 683 MMT, which would be the second largest crop on record if realized. Kazakhstan's production estimate accounted for 2 MMT of the total increase, now forecast to produce 21 MMT.
The European Union's production estimate also increased, up 1.2 MMT from last month and 1 percent greater than last year. Argentina's production forecast declined 500,000 MT to 13.0 MMT, 16 percent lower than last year.
Increased consumption and trade estimates offset the increase in supply, resulting in only a 13,000 MT increase in world ending stocks to 203 MMT. Increased estimates of feed use once again contributed to an increase in total wheat demand.
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Estimated world feed use increased 900,000 MT this month to 126 MMT, a 12 percent increase from last year and the highest demand for feed since 1990/1991. Total world consumption jumped 2.4 MMT to 677 MMT, which would set a record for the fourth straight year.
World trade estimates increased 2 MMT this month to 137 MMT, the second highest trading volume ever and 5 percent greater than last year, if realized. Increased imports into China, North Africa and Brazil account for much of the increased global demand with the European Union and Russia expected to meet most of that incremental trade.
The U.S. wheat supply and demand outlook remained mostly unchanged from last month. A decrease to production estimates of 240,000 MT to 54.4 MMT was the only change, decreasing ending stocks by the same margin to 22.6 MMT.
USDA re-surveyed spring wheat and durum producers in five states in the Northern Plains and Pacific Northwest following the Sept. 30 Small Grains Report. Farmers there harvested a substantial portion of the crop later than usual due to weather-delayed plantings.
The survey results prompted USDA to reduce hard red spring (HRS) production estimates by 190,000 MT to 10.8 MMT and durum by 50,000 MT to 1.36 MMT.
Durum production is estimated at its second lowest level in 30 years, down 53 percent from last year and 43 percent below the 10-year average. Increased white wheat production estimates helped slightly offset reductions in HRS and durum. White wheat estimates increased 30,000 MT to 8.55 MMT, 20 percent greater than the 10-year average thanks to nearly ideal growing conditions.
U.S. Wheat Associates updates its Supply and Demand Report every month with the latest USDA estimates.
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Summer has come to a close, children are back in school, and the tourist season is ending. Just weeks ago, Moab hotels were full of people from all over the world, and businesses were booming in their wake. While Moab enjoys some year-round tourism, most of it comes during the spring and summer months, and as a result many businesses will soon temporarily close, or lay off many employees.
Much like some animals, the citizens and businesses of Moab are getting ready to hibernate for the winter. Many people will have been preparing by saving money before they are laid off, or prepaying rent for the winter months. Businesses, meanwhile, streamline themselves so that they can keep some employees and turn a good profit with the locals and the few tourists that come in the colder months. This also helps them to prepare for the spring, when they will need fresh new faces, and a lot of them, to deal with the influx of tourists.
This is not new, and there are always new attempts to make the years to come more profitable, such as the plans to build a campus here for Utah State University. The campus will be able to host upwards of 3,000 students when completed and will have year-round residency. In theory, this move will increase the economic growth of the town, and in turn provide for more jobs, and more ways for businesses to stay open in the winter. However, construction isn't likely to begin until 2016, and the campus will be built over a seven-stage period that will take roughly thirty years.
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There aren't many controversial subjects in the area of cotton fertilization, but foliar feeding comes close.
"With foliar feeding, you either love it or hate it," says Glen Harris, University of Georgia Extension soil scientist. "People who love it say you don't need to feed cotton through the soil, you can do it all through the leaf. And others say don't bother feeding through the leaf because it doesn't work."
Harris discussed foliar feeding and petiole testing during the recent Beltwide Cotton Conferences in Atlanta.
"I don't fall into either of those camps," he says. "I fall in the middle. I think it has a place, but it doesn't work all the time. I don't think foliar feeding works all the time, and you can't rely on it totally. It won't work everywhere in every state — our soils are different in Georgia."
Petiole testing, says Harris, is the best way to tell whether you need to foliar-feed cotton.
"The University of Georgia petiole testing program is a very complex one. We adopted it from Arkansas, and it's a 10-week program. You buy a kit for $50, and it handles one field. You get 10 envelopes, and you start a week before bloom. You take samples from the field, fill out a card describing moisture conditions and other things, and they analyze it and come back with a recommendation. It's very complex but very fine-tuned in predicting especially nitrogen and potash deficiencies and helping you to correct them," he says.
In 1996, when Georgia producers grew 1.5 million acres of cotton, 800 petiole kits were sold, notes Harris. "That probably covered about 80,000 acres of that 1.5 million. That's not a huge amount but probably significant in helping some people to foliar feed. Last year, eight kits were sold by the University of Georgia. So obviously, the petiole testing program as it currently stands is not being used."
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A valuable feature of petiole testing programs is that weekly sampling tracks nutrient level trends and allows the detection of deficiencies or excesses up to two weeks in advance. Most importantly, petiole testing allows in-season correction of problems.
Unfortunately, due to cost and labor, petiole testing is a severely underused tool, says Harris.
"There probably are a number of factors affecting its use. I really think it has to do with the complexity of the program — it's just too much. Maybe it's the costs or the fact that fewer scouts are being used. The fact of the matter is we're just not using them," he says.
The traditional focus of petiole testing and foliar feeding in the past has been nitrogen, says Harris.
"We said for years, and our current recommendation in Georgia is still to split your applications one-third to one-quarter of your nitrogen at planting, and the remainder between side-dress and foliar. Foliar feeding is a good supplement to a good soil-applied program. For foliar, we can use ground rigs at 10 to 15 gallons per acre. We also use planes, but they're trickier."
In Georgia, says Harris, N and K feed well but phosphorus either doesn't feed well or growers don't get a response. "As far as secondary nutrients, calcium doesn't feed well and we don't get a response. Magnesium foliar-feeds well, but we rarely have magnesium deficiencies because we use a lot of dolomitic lime. And you can feed sulfur, but my experience is that you burn it more than you help it, so I'd rather take care of sulfur with soil-applied fertilizer."
As far as micronutrients go, he adds, manganese, boron and zinc all foliar-feed well. "Luckily they do, because they're the ones we're likely to have trouble with in Georgia cotton if we have trouble with micronutrients."
Low-volume is a factor in applying nutrients, says Harris. "We're talking about 5 gallons with a plane and 10 to 15 gallons with a ground rig and trying to put those nutrients on the leaves and keep them there and get them into the plant. It's amazing to me that some people still think that putting out nutrients with a pivot is foliar feeding. We have growers putting out 30 pounds of nitrogen through the pivots, and they see it hitting the leaves. But when you think about it, most of those nutrients are hitting the ground."
Growers shouldn't feed when plants are drought-stressed, says Harris.
"If it's wilted by noon, you need to wait until your moisture situation is turned around. And don't foliar-feed when it's water-logged. Wait until the field dries out. The need is best determined by petiole testing."
Two concepts often confused
There is a difference, says Harris, between tissue and petiole sampling. "These are often confused because I get calls from people who run tissue as a petiole or petiole as a tissue. Tissue is where we take the leaf blade, we run total nitrogen, and then we run P and K and other nutrients, and we do all of that prior to bloom. Tissue sampling is recommended between first square and first bloom. We have sufficiency ranges for those nutrients for that time period.
"With the petiole program, we take the stems, and we're not running total nitrogen, we're running nitrate nitrogen. We run P and K, and we run the phosphorus just to give us a guide on how it interacts with nitrogen. We start petiole testing at first bloom and then we go into the eighth week of bloom. They are very different systems, and if you take one and run it as the other, it won't make much sense."
Harris says he isn't recommending that growers should petiole-sample every acre. It's good, he says, for new growers and for growers who are planting on new ground. "We don't have a lot of new ground, but we're still pushing up pine trees in corners, and we're trying to avoid a severe nitrogen deficiency."
Petiole testing is especially good for organic nutrients like poultry litter to find out how much nitrogen is available and if you need to supplement or not, he says.
Harris says he believes one of the main reasons Georgia growers are having problems with potassium deficiencies is new varieties.
"New varieties fruit earlier and more intensely. Growth habits have a lot of implications for the uptake of nitrogen and potassium and the potential for potassium deficiencies."
Rising fertilizer prices is another reason producers should be concerned about being as efficient as possible when applying fertilizer, says Harris.
"We're at a crossroads with the petiole testing program," he says. "Should we try and revise it and make it user-friendly or throw it out? I think instead of a 10-week program, we might want to go with a five-week program. One of the problems with a10-week program is that it can be real confusing. Maybe if we had two weeks between samples. And maybe we should tissue-sample at first square and just do four petioles — first, third, fifth and seventh week bloom. I do worry that if we go with a five-week program that's not as complex a program, it won't be as accurate."


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"Selection of local education agencies (LEAs) for on-site program effectiveness reviews is based on a review of Performance-Based Monitoring Analysis System (PBMAS) results, residential facility (RF) tracker data analysis, and longitudinal student performance and program effectiveness data," an Oct. 10 investigation announcement stated. "On-site monitoring is designed to examine the origins of continuing low performance and program effectiveness concerns, and identify systemic concerns that may be impacting student performance.
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kraisee - 26/10/2006 9:08 PM One thought I have had - with 48.9mT of spare lift capability in the SLA under the CEV, I wonder if flights going without cargo couldn't instead carry a large 48mT water tank just under the CEV itself? That would provide one heckuva "bullet proof vest", located immediately under the CEV, in case of problems "back there".
ryan mccabe - 26/10/2006 11:52 PMIn the commercial sector, perhaps NASA could offer to place several Bigalow modules in orbit for little to no cost. That gives Bigalow somewhere to send his Atlas-launched crew vehicle, and makes the whole venture considerably more plausible. In return, NASA greatly increases the probability of private space access.So, perhaps if you want your DIRECT vehicle to work, see if Bigalow will endorse it.
kraisee - 26/10/2006 11:42 PMHere's a novel concept which DIRECT could offer as a performance upgrade.It is basically a "cargo bay" squeezed in between the Crew Module and Service Module of the CEV.Consider this simply a 'concept' of what might be possible if the Crew Launch Vehicle has 70mT lift capacity instead of just 22mT.Ross.
Jim - 27/10/2006 6:22 AMNASA can't use it for commercial sector. Not allowed by law.
ryan mccabe - 27/10/2006 9:24 AMQuoteJim - 27/10/2006 6:22 AMNASA can't use it for commercial sector. Not allowed by law.What prevents that law from being changed? I doubt the law was written with any consideration of a vehicle like the DIRECT concept where so much extra mass could be made available. The possible scenarios (limited ones, at that) where commercial payloads could be flown would be very different than any situation NASA carried commercial payloads on the Shuttle. I don't see the point in having a Wright Amendment for space...
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Jean Pascal dominated an unusually tentative Lucian Bute to win the match-up of former world champions by unanimous decision before 20,479 at Montreal's Bell Centre on Saturday.
The decidedly pro-Bute crowd could do little to help their fighter, who appeared more concerned with not getting hit than with launching attacks. One judge had it 118-110, another 117-111 and the third 116-112.
Pascal took Bute's minor NABF title and something called the WBC diamond belt, but more importantly, he bested his fellow Montreal fighter in their long-awaited showdown and made himself a player again in the light-heavyweight division.
The fight, billed as the biggest between two Canadians, was a one-sided affair, with Pascal (29-2-1) on attack from the outset.
"I've waited seven years for this," Pascal said. "When I go into the ring, I want to dominate. ... That was my game plan - dominate all the time. Go in and out. To be vicious, active, explosive, and that's what I did from start to finish."
He failed to knock his Romanian-born opponent down, however, although he opened a nasty cut on Bute's nose in the 10th round. Bute (31-2) often looked confused and unwilling to go on attack.
"Jean Pascal was the better fighter and deserved to win," Bute said. "Why I let the fight go like that I don't know. ... I'll have to go over the fight many times with my team."
Despite losing, Bute made it clear his career is not finished. He even told the crowd he wants a rematch.
"It's for you to say if I have a chin or not," Bute said. "I took a lot of punches and I didn't go down."
Heavyweights Mike Perez and Carlos Takam fought to a 10-round majority draw on the undercard. Perez (20-0-1) and Takam (28-1-1) spent most of the bout with their heads locked together, trading short range blows to the head and body. Perez suffered a cut from a headbutt in the third round that hampered his performance.
The Frenchman Takam's best moment was late in the sixth when he rocked Perez with a right. Ringside judges scored it 96-94, 95-95 and 95-95.
Perez, a Cuban living in Ireland, had Mago written on his trunks in honour of Russian Magomed Abdusalamov, whose career he ended with a 10-round victory on November 2 in New York. Abdusalamov spent a month after the bout in an enduced coma and remains in a rehab centre unable to walk or talk.
Eleider Alvarez (14-0) of Montreal was supposed to be in the co-feature against veteran Thomas Oosthuisen, but the South African pulled out with an injury.
His replacement, Ottawa's Andrew Gardiner (10-1), put on a gutsy show, winning some of the middle rounds, until he was stung at the end of the eighth and the gifted Colombian took back control. Alvarez got the decision 99-91, 96-93 and 97-93.
At the end, the crowd cheered Gardiner and booed Alvarez, who had refused to touch gloves with his opponent after the bout after something was said to him from Gardiner's corner.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 30, 2013) – ETSU women's soccer freshman Sarah Zadrazil (St. Gilgen, Austria) will head to Europe in February, having been selected to represent the Austrian Women's National Senior Team in a game versus Belgium.
Competing at the highest level for her country is nothing new for the reigning Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year. The selection to represent Austria's top women's team is Zadrail's sixth. She has also represented the U17 and U19 national teams, and was captain of her U19 squad.
"It is a big honor for me to play for the senior team of Austria," Zadrazil said. "I am one of the youngest on the team, so to be selected means a lot.
"I get to have a few days at home with my family in Austria before heading to Belgium. I have never been to Belgium and to play there will be a great experience."
In her international career, Zadrazil has scored 13 goals, beginning as a member of Austria's U17 team. She helped that squad win the first round of UEFA U17 European Championship qualifying by scoring four goals in group play. Zadrazil was called to join the A-national team later that year, competing against England, Turkey, Slovenia and Nigeria.
"We are very proud of Sarah for her selection by the full national team," ETSU head coach Adam Sayers said. "It is a great honor for her and for ETSU. Sarah is a very good player who works extremely hard in all aspects of training and preparation, and thoroughly deserves this opportunity.
"We wish her all the best."
Zadrazil is one of several Lady Bucs who have represented their countries. Sophomores Jasmin Dutton (Kinmel Bay, Wales) and Ellis Parsons (Cardiff, Wales) have represented Wales, freshman Hannah Short (Bristol, England) played for England, while freshman Simona Koren (Graz, Austria) has also represented Austria.
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PLYMOUTH — For Kendalle Hunter Verkler, the project to collect blankets for local families started simply.
"When I was getting ready for bed one night, I had to go get a blanket because my mom always turns on the fan," remembered Verkler. "I just thought about collecting blankets and giving them to people who need warmth for the winter."
Verkler, a third grader at Washington Discovery Academy, decided to get her school involved in the project. She asked principal Andrew Hartley for permission to have a "pajama day" at school, where students and teachers brought in blankets to donate.
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"Kendalle asked me if I wanted to join (the project), and I've been helping her ever since then," said Daniels. "It's fun going around putting up posters on bulletin boards in the classroom."
"I asked to help put up posters — it's fun just helping out people that need help," said McCan.
So far, about 90 blankets have been collected. The project will continue until Dec. 14, and the blankets will be distributed by WTCA.
"An idea like this generated by a student is really exciting," said Hartley, "We want to encourage the desire to help others."
"I was surprised that so many kids brought in blankets and really care about helping," said Verkler.
Verkler has been involved before in Shop with a Cop and Pack a Backpack.
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I am a 20 yr old engineering student at MIT.
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I have always loved motorcycles havign grown up watching OCC, Monster Garage and Junkyard Wars. My grandfather was an engineer and I spent countless hours playing around in machine shops as a kid. I like extreme sports and have also started another extreme sports company which builds this really cool powered snowboard/skateboard called the DTV ( http://www.bpg-motors.com ) .
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Those are some good tips! I got a LP (liquid propane) generator so it runs off of the big (500 gallon) tank in my yard which solves the problem of gas stations and needing to go out and buy gasoline. I live in Florida (northeast), but fortunately haven't needed to use it for more than an hour or so yet...
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Politicians of both parties are part of the problem with the political system in the U.S. They are incompetent political hacks who vote for their own agenda, not for the good of the community or the people they represent ("A pox on both their houses," Oct. 6).
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Dancer » Mon Jul 23, 2012 10:07 am
I deleted my previous post because I know didley crap about song writing and composing. Anyway, your own composition is by far the best one Grammer.
Have you thought about submitting it to a publisher ??
Yeah , you were very handsome alright Grammer, what happened ?
Ahhh the good old Tech days DenisDenis Cromie » Sun Feb 03, 2013 7:50 pm
Loved Buddy and The Crickets.He was a huge loss to pop music and Grammer will tell you how famous he was before the plane crash
bugrock0 » Sun Feb 03, 2013 8:28 pm
I think Grammer is a Fenderman too, so he would know what Buddy did to his strings and how he played. Good on you Grammer.
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Grammer you're a class act.Love the lyrics and regards the pimple on your nose,if it has red hair you have my wife's permission to squeeze it.
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Patience my friends, patience…
"Patience? If I wanted any patience I would have become a fucking doctor" my old friend, Vancouver's most notorious tattoo friend, used to say.
But nevertheless, hang in there: we are on our way. We negotiate, send letters, get mails, threats, fooled and cheated and the only reason why we keep going is to see what the heck is next. First of all, the fight is not over. The divorce, in fact…
With the help of many of you we will open up a pop-up shop with a small gallery, book and merchandise store and a spot for guest tattoo artists. This all coming soon, we've just got the keys. Here we will do art shows, run our Blue Bone Society and coordinate the future building of the new Amsterdam Tattoo Museum.
Soon all you supporters shall receive a membership card certificate and a shop plate to prove proudly our gratitude. This all as soon as the necessary administration, membership cards and certificates are out of 'jail'. So stay patient a little bit longer…
We will continue our 'Free the ATM' activities from this new address (Van Woustraat 78, around the corner from Schiffmacher and Velthoen shop) and you can visit us again, also we will keep you informed about what we'll do with your donation. Our crew will participate in support events around the globe. After Rotterdam and Antwerp, we will be in Paris, Sacramento and at the Fuck Cancer benefit for Louise in Huntington Beach California.
We will inform you all soon as we made the real estate deal. And sorry to ask, but please don't stop supporting. We're gonna need as much of your help as possible. So do a tat for us once in a while. Organize something. Set something up. Help us.
Let's make a new museum.
Yours truly,
Related TAM Blog Articles:
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TAM EXCLUSIVE: Henk Schiffmacher Talks About Amsterdam Tattoo Museum Crisis (VIDEO)
News: SAVE THE AMSTERDAM TATTOO MUSEUM
Dutch News Article on the Struggle Over The Amsterdam Tattoo Museum
News: Upcoming Book Releases From The Amsterdam Tattoo Museum
Adventures in Amsterdam (Part I)
Adventures in Amsterdam (Part II)
Taki and Molly Kitamura: Amsterdam Adventure
JTG: On the Road in Amsterdam and Beyond
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The Columbus Blue Jackets' longest winning streak of the season began with a victory over the Edmonton Oilers. Now they'll try to match that run with another win over the Oilers as the teams meet Wednesday at Rexall Place.
The Blue Jackets (21-25-5) shut out Edmonton 4-0 on Dec. 2 to spark a season-best five-game winning streak during which they outscored opponents 21-4. They are now one win away from tying that mark after beating the Vancouver Canucks 3-2 in a shootout Tuesday.
Nikolai Zherdev returned after missing one game with the flu to score the deciding goal in the shootout.
"He's going to score on a shootout 70 percent of the time, he's so skilled and he's so patient with the puck," Blue Jackets coach Ken Hitchcock said.
Goaltender Ty Conklin did his part stopping the puck with 35 saves in just his third start this season. He is expected to be back between the pipes Wednesday with Fredrik Norrena (groin) and Pascal Laclaire (knee) both sidelined by injuries.
Conklin will be facing his former team for the first time since signing with the Blue Jackets in the offseason. Conklin was 27-19-1 with four ties and a 2.49 goals-against average in 60 career games, including 52 starts, for the Oilers over two-plus seasons.
Anson Carter recorded his 200th career goal Tuesday, and Dan Fritsche scored a power-play goal to help the Blue Jackets boost their efficiency on the extra-man advantage to 26.1 percent (6-for-23) during their winning streak. Fritsche, who is riding a four-game scoring streak, notched a goal and two assists in that Dec. 2 win over Edmonton.
"We're showing a lot of mental toughness, we're not giving up too many odd-man rushes and we're getting solid goaltending," Carter said. "When you put those things together, more often than not you should come out with a victory."
The Oilers (24-22-4) used a reunited line to notch a 4-3 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday and rebound from two dismal losses. Edmonton was outscored 9-1 in back-to-back defeats to Calgary and San Jose, but coach Craig MacTavish put Ryan Smyth, Ales Hemsky and Shawn Horcoff back on the same line Saturday, and the trio accounted for nearly every point in the victory.
Smyth had two goals and two assists, Hemsky added a goal and three assists and Horcoff recorded a goal and two assists.
"They were a handful all night," MacTavish said. "We needed a line to step up and they certainly did that for us. We had to make a change and this one made the most sense. They've been hit and miss at times but hopefully they can keep it up together from here."
Backup Jussi Markkanen made 32 saves for the Oilers in the win, but starter Dwayne Roloson will likely be back in goal Wednesday. He has struggled against the Blue Jackets recently, though, dropping six of his last seven starts.
Edmonton, which is concluding a five-game homestand, is 15-10-2 at Rexall Place but just 3-6-1 in its last 10 games there. The Blue Jackets are playing the second of three consecutive games on the road, where they have only three wins in their last 11.
These teams have split two meetings this season, but the Blue Jackets have won three of the last four overall matchups.


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In a study published recently in the journal Cancer, researchers at Penn's Abramson Cancer Center found that estrogen withdrawal may play a role in the onset of joint pain, also known as arthralgia, during treatment: Women who stopped getting their menstrual periods less than five years before starting breast cancer treatment were three times more likely to experience these pains than those who reached menopause more than a decade earlier. In a separate study published in the journal Integrative Cancer Therapies, the Penn researchers found that among women experiencing these symptoms during treatment with aromatase inhibitors (AI), those who received electro-acupuncture – a technique that combines traditional acupuncture with electric stimulation – reported a reduction in joint pain severity and stiffness. Those women also said they suffered less fatigue and anxiety.
"We are fortunate today to have many effective treatments for breast cancer. Unfortunately, many of these treatments have troublesome and debilitating side effects that can last for months or years after treatment, and really harm the quality of life and productivity of women who receive them," says lead author Jun J. Mao, MD, MSCE, an assistant Professor of Family Medicine and Community Health. "These findings are just a first step in our comprehensive research program aimed at understanding the nature of treatment-related symptoms, who is likely to get them, the mechanisms by which they occur, and how best to treat them."
Toxicity issues and side effects among patients taking aromatase inhibitors – drugs used in post-menopausal women to prevent recurrence of breast cancer following initial treatment, by reducing the amount of estrogen the body makes – lead as many as 20 percent of patients to miss prescription refills or discontinue their therapy altogether. Patients in the new study were taking aromatase inhibitors including Arimidex, Femara or Aromasin. Of the 300 patients enrolled in the study, 139 reported AI-related pain, with 75 percent of those reporting symptoms that began within the first three months of the therapy. Women most commonly had pain in their wrists, hands, and knees, though more than half said they also had pain in their backs and ankles or feet. Women who had their last menstrual period within the five years prior to beginning AIs appeared to be three times more likely to have these symptoms than women whose periods had stopped 10 or more years earlier. The authors say this finding indicates that women who entered menopause more recently may have higher levels of residual circulating estrogen in their bodies, which combined with exposure to AIs may cause a steeper, quicker drop in estrogen levels, leading to worse symptoms.
Mao and senior author Angela DeMichele, MD, MSCE, an associate professor of Medicine and Epidemiology and Biostatistics, are running a comprehensive Wellness after Breast Cancer study to examine how clinical and genetic factors relate to treatment-related symptoms such as joint pain, hot flashes, insomnia, and fatigue both during and after cancer treatment. Ultimately, they hope to identify patients at greatest risk of these symptoms and late effects of treatments, and personalize therapy in a way that will prevent the side effects of cancer therapy while maximizing the likelihood of cure.
"As modern science brings cures to many women affected by breast cancer, how to help these women to live well after cancer is vitally important," DeMichele says. "With a multidisciplinary team of clinicians and researchers from oncology, primary care, reproductive endocrinology, and behavioral health, we will better understand the challenges faced by breast cancer survivors and develop new treatments that promote the health and wellbeing of our patients as they strive to overcome this illness."
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Nazarene women's Christmas party to be held December 9
The Massapequa Park Church of the Nazarene women's ministries will be holding their annual women's Christmas party on Friday, Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m. It will take place at the church on 65 Roosevelt Ave. in Massapequa Park. There will be a catered dinner. Desserts are welcome but not necessary. The cost is $7 per person. There will also be an optional grab bag.
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Southern California Close-Ups Travel Guides
These micro-itineraries bring together two or three neighboring destinations to make a single adventure. Others stand alone, like those odd, irresistible Joshua Trees out in the desert. Try a few, and maybe you'll see L.A. anew.
Head in the clouds in the Southland's Mountains
Skiing. Hiking. Quiet contemplation. The vaulting, pine-dotted altitudes of Big Bear, Lake Arrowhead and Idyllwild can pump adrenaline or shut the tap.
SoCal Close-Ups: A date with the Coachella Valley
Palm Springs and environs are the most famous cities, with their tony shopping and midcentury splendor. Nearby are such timeless charms as date shakes and camel races.
Southern California Close-Up: Santa Barbara County wine country
The grapes aren't the only ones soaking up this atmosphere. Oak-dotted hills. Rugged coastline. A kitschy Danish town going chichi. A raucous stagecoach stop.
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Yes, the beaches are gorgeous, but head inland and you can go on safari, tour a plastic kingdom, eye topiary musicians or kick back at a hacienda.
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The region, known for its red tiles and retreats, isn't just for the elite anymore. From stops in Ojai and Simi Valley to strolling State Street and luxuriating on the beach, here are 11 micro-itineraries.
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The city to the south is both kid- and adult-friendly, with cultural offerings, outdoor attractions, revitalized neighborhoods and great restaurants and bars.
Southern California Close-Ups: Joshua Tree National Park and Desert Hot Springs
Joshua Tree and environs offer camping, hiking, unusual sites (the famed Integratron), hotels, restaurants, watering holes and spas, where you can take a well-deserved soak.
Southern California Close-Ups: Going Hollywood
There's much more than stars to check out in Hollywood, where nuns, horse trails, the Magic Castle and Cirque du Soleil await.
Southern California Close-Ups: Pasadena and environs
The area has its traditions, including Craftsman homes, Old Pasadena and the Rose Bowl, its greenery including Huntington Library, its Asian flare with Vietnamese and Chinese restaurants, and its fun and funky side at Eagle Rock hangouts.
Southern California Close-Ups: West Hollywood, Fairfax, Wilshire, Koreatown
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A winner was selected from 117 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
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we provide booking engines, websites and email campaigns to clients in the tourism & hospitality industries. We are launching a new service shortly which to allow clients to signup for fresh templates for websites, email and booking engines. The idea is the client can select their preferred layout, style and we revert with a number of designs.
This service will be called - refresh
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We do a lot of business with Hotels, Guesthouses, Visitor Attractions, Tour Operators, Event Management Companies, Destination Management Companies. In short... any business owner / operator in the tourism, hospitality, travel & leisure market.
The idea for this service is to offer clients an easy method of ordering new email templates, websites and twitter themes.
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Angels come up short in 13 after Ibanez's heroics
ANAHEIM -- Jered Weaver got closer to winning Saturday night, and ending his season-opening, two-start losing streak.
But the Angels right-hander was unhappy he didn't get to decide his own fate in a 13-inning, 7-6 loss to the Mets at Angel Stadium.View Full Game Coverage
ANAHEIM -- Jered Weaver got closer to winning Saturday night, and ending his season-opening, two-start losing streak.
But the Angels right-hander was unhappy he didn't get to decide his own fate in a 13-inning, 7-6 loss to the Mets at Angel Stadium.View Full Game Coverage
Asked if he was fatigued when manager Mike Scioscia took him out with two outs in the seventh, leading 3-1, Weaver said: "I was pretty confident I could get the next hitter out. Scioscia didn't have that same confidence and wanted to go with a fresh guy. What can you do?"
Anthony Recker, who later won the game for New York with a 13th-inning home run off Matt Shoemaker, greeted reliever Fernando Salas with a two-run single. Weaver got off the hook for the loss when Raul Ibanez's milestone 2,000th hit, a two-out, three-run homer off Mets closer Jose Valverde sent the teams into extra innings for the second night in a row.
"I really thought Weav worked hard to get to that point in the game," Scioscia said of his decision. "His linescore was good, but his ball-strike ratio (99 pitches, 50 strikes) was as off as I've ever seen from Jered.
"We felt he pitched well and got us to a certain point of the game."
Scioscia, who said he thought Weaver was fatigued, added that his ace is "mentally as tough as, and as confident as, anyone in the game. He gave us a chance to win. He had to battle hard to get to be where he was in that game."
Ibanez, 41, said he was unaware his homer was his 2,000th hit until after hitting it.
"Once you're in the moment of the at-bat, you don't realize what it is until after it happens," Ibanez said. "I just wanted to win the game. It gave us a tie.
"It's a huge blessing, and a big moment for the team, to hit a significant home run and give us a chance to pull it out. It just didn't happen."
Ibanez, then with the Yankees, forced extra innings in Game 1 of the 2012 ALCS with a ninth-inning, two-run homer off Valverde, then with Detroit. But, Ibanez said, he was not thinking about that either.
"I wanted to hit something I could drive, not necessarily for a home run, something I could hit hard and keep the line moving for the team," he said. "That [ALCS homer] was just one at-bat, and he's a tough pitcher with two plus pitches."
Years ago, he said, he never thought about milestones such as his hits or his 302 Major League home runs.
"In 2001, I was designated for assignment twice, and every team passed on me at age 29," Ibanez said. "Two thousand hits? I was hoping to just get 2,000 at-bats."
It was Ibanez's second homer in his first season with the Angels.
"Raul, he has that ability," Scioscia said. "He had a tremendous season last year [29 homers at age 40 for Seattle]. It was good to see him drive it and contribute tonight,"
The Angels' deficit had grown to 6-3 on Omar Quintanilla's two-run single off Kevin Jepsen in the ninth. Counting the two runs Salas allowed to score in the seventh, Angels relievers allowed four of five inherited runners to score Saturday, and have let in nine of 15 on the season.
"It was a big home run by Raul there to get us back in it," Weaver said. "We just couldn't get over the hump."
As it was, the game came down to Shoemaker (0-1) missing badly on a 1-1 fastball to Recker, after he'd battled out of a bases-loaded jam in the 12th.
"It was supposed to be down and away -- I definitely missed my spot," the rookie right-hander said. "It's all on me."
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Before junior quarterback Jeff Driskel suffered a season ending leg injury in the first half against Tennessee, redshirt junior Tyler Murphy had yet to complete a pass in a Florida Gators uniform.
Thrust into the starters role in front of a national audience, Murphy shined against an admittedly below average Tennessee defence, leading the Gators to a 31-17 victory.
Murphy totalled 218 yards and scored two touchdowns against the volunteers and gave many Gator fans hope that the end of Driskel's season won't mean the end of their teams.
"It's been a little hectic I guess you could say,'' Murphy said on Monday. " They're real supportive, so I've just been trying to (tell them) like, 'thank you,' and how much I appreciate it because it means a lot to me.''
Murphy's opportunity as a starter comes just a few months after the redshirt junior considered a position change to earn more playing time.
"Sitting on the bench isn't fun, especially when there's a game where the team is struggling,'' Murphy said. "You kind of feel bad because you want to go out there and do something to help the team win, especially when you feel like you can contribute. It was tough.''
Murphy's next challenge comes against a Kentucky Wildcat team that played tough in a loss to No. 7 ranked Louisville last week.
Gators wide receivers coach Joker Phillips, who was fired from the Kentucky head coaching job last November, will likely give Murphy and the Gators offence familiarity with the Wildcats' roster.
"I'm going to ask him a lot of questions about their defence,'' Murphy said.
"He recruited, I want to say, a majority of those guys, and so he knows their weaknesses and their strengths. So I think it's important for me to really pick his brain, you know, and get insight on how he feels about the players.''
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Kris Jenner's sister Karen Houghton just gave a scathing interview on the momager in the wake of her split with Bruce Jenner, and shockingly, Houghton completely sided with Bruce. Thanks, sis! Houghton told Star magazine that Kris "has admitted to cheating" on Bruce, adding that Bruce is "the nicest guy" and Kris has a "hole in her." She also said, if Bruce and Kris do wind up getting divorced, "I guarantee you, Kris will find someone in two days. I promise!"
I mean, I don't think anyone is exactly shocked by allegations of Kris being unfaithful to Bruce, being that A) she cheated on Robert Kardashian, and B) she met with Todd Waterman, the man she cheated on Robert Kardashian with, behind Bruce's back on TV. But damn. Exactly how awful is Kris if her own sister is saying this to the media?
I'm sure on some level Karen is just out for her 15 minutes of fame, but it's hard not to believe the ol' where there's smoke, there's fire adage in a situation like this. Kris doesn't exactly have the best track record or a reputation as being a doting wife to Bruce. The poor man was oft relegated to a closet in the giant mansion they shared, and when his kids tried to gift him with a putting green in the backyard, Kris almost had his head. And then there was the time Bruce asked Kris to visit his aging mother in the middle of nowhere with him -- she wouldn't even entertain the idea! From what we've seen on television, Kris was a pretty crappy partner to Bruce.
But. It is worth noting that, in her interview with Star, Karen says that she's sad that she and Kris really haven't spent any time together over the years, yet mysteriously, she knows everything that's going on with her sister. She claims that Kris is under extreme stress right now because of what's going on with Lamar and Khloe, adding, "And then you know, Kanye had moved in with Kim, so the house was kind of crazy, and I think there was too much on her plate. And then Bruce moved out ... I don't think Kris knew how to handle it." Sure, at any given moment, the world knows what's going on with the Kardashians, but it is slightly unusual that the sister she never talks to knows this much. If they don't have much of a relationship, why would Karen pay attention to everything going on with Kris in the media?
Who knows? I don't think Karen is very far off with her accusations about her sister. But it's always a little suspect when a family member comes out of the woodwork to talk to Star magazine immediately after things go down.
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When a hospital's orthodontics clinic closed down in Greensburg, Pa., local healthcare professionals asked the administration of Seton Hill University to continue the service. At that time, there wasn't any kind of dental school at the university, but that wasn't a deterrent.
"We saw this as a way of giving and serving those in financial need," Dr. Mary Ann Gawelek, provost and dean of faculty, told Our Sunday Visitor. "At the same time, we would be creating an academic program for professionals so that they would be taught that serving the poor was something that they should do in their professional life."
Seton Hill University Center for Orthodontics opened off-site in 2010, established in the spirit of the founding Sisters of Charity and the mission of Seton Hill.
"Clearly, the issue is transforming the world, which is in our mission statement," Gawelek said. "It addresses the Catholic social teachings in understanding the needs for the common good and the preferential options for the poor."
"These folks are families in need, and they have a right to adequate and appropriate health care," she added. "We know that orthodontic procedures improve the overall quality of life."
The orthodontics clinic has 21 residents (already dentists), three interns, eight clinical faculty for supervision and three orthodontists. Twin brothers Drs. Daniel and Donald Rinchuse have been the driving force behind the program, Gawelek said, and Dr. Dan Dibagno recently joined the staff.
Patients come from southwestern and central Pennsylvania and out of state. They include children with limited private or medical assistance insurance or families that self-pay the fees that are about half the cost of services at a private practice.
"This is a way of serving children who would be underserved in another way," Gawelek said. "Adults seek care, too, because there's a growing phenomenon of folks who didn't have care as a child, either because of family attitudes or because of the cost."
Mark DeMaria, 28, of New Alexandria, Pa., was an undergrad at Seton Hill, graduated from Temple University School of Dentistry in Philadelphia and returned to the university for the orthodontics program. As the youngest of four sons, he went along to all his brothers' orthodontics appointments, so by the age of 7, he knew his career direction.
"We are treating people who, if we weren't here, would go without treatment," he said. "For many of them, the clinic is a last-ditch effort for something that is really life-changing. Orthodontics should be for everybody, not just those who can afford it. It's a blessing to be able to give hope and satisfaction to people."
Seton Hill's Marriage and Family Therapy program fills several needs.
"We saw that there were not enough fully trained marriage and family therapists in this area, so we decided to start that program," Gawelek said. "Then we decided that there was enough need to provide counseling services for families in the community."
The center operates as a practicum for students who also fulfill their required supervised hours in other community settings. Services are provided on a sliding scale fee for clients who are uninsured or underinsured, and they agree to having supervisors observe their sessions through two-way mirrors or video recordings.
Students and clients benefit from the clinic, and the focus on "well-functioning family structures," Gawelek said, is in line with Catholic social teachings. The program additionally creates professionals who can continue their work out in the community.
Christine Maryanna Gabriel, 25, wants to eventually return to Malaysia.
"I want to get licensed, and my goal is to go home and create an awareness (for mental wellness)," she said. "Nobody talks about it. Nobody addresses it."
Her work at the center and also at a social services agency has opened her eyes, she said, to some of the serious issues, like substance abuse, that families are facing. "Even their basic needs are not being met, and we talk about how to take care of them, besides the emotional issues," she said.
Gabriel strives to combine her counseling skills with her own faith experiences that enable her to reach out with the love of Christ.
"This program is challenging me to be fully authentic," she said. "That is the gift that I bring to my clients."
Maryann Gogniat Eidemiller writes from Pennsylvania.
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I just finished the third of my four presentations - SQL Plan Management. Considering it was at 9 AM on the last day of the conference, right after the big Aerosmith concert, I was expecting a lot less crowd. But, to my pleasant surprise about 150 brave souls turned up. Thank you all. I hope you found it useful.
Here is the presentation material. While you are there, feel free to browse around. And, of course, I will highly appreciate if you could send me your comments, either here or via email - whatever you are comfortable with.
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