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Manipulating the functions of melanosomes--the organelles in pigment-producing cells--may enhance the activity of anticancer drugs used against melanoma, according to a new study published online August 24 in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
To examine the role of melanosomes in the sensitivity of malignant melanoma to chemotherapeutic agents, Kevin Chen, Ph.D., Vincent Hearing, Ph.D., Michael M. Gottesman, M.D., of the Laboratory of Cell Biology at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, Md., and colleagues compared pigmentation and melanosome developmental stage, number, and cellular structures in melanoma cell lines in response to treatment with chemotherapeutic agents.
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The Eagles ranked 20th in the NFL in actual dollars spent on salaries from 2004 to '08, according to numbers obtained by Jason La Canfora, the former Washington Post Redskins writer who recently joined the NFL Network. The numbers are gross totals spent on player salaries and bonuses.
The Eagles spent $495.75 million, and La Canfora says the Birds are among the teams that "stand out, stringing together a good run without grossly overspending." He makes the same case for the Giants (No. 19, $497.63 million) and Bears (21st, $495.57 million). Of course, all three teams reached a Super Bowl during that span, with the Giants winning the title. New England is 10th at $513.31 million.
Conversely, the team at the top of the list in spending -- to no one's surprise -- is the Dallas Cowboys at $566.89 million and still searching for an elusive playoff victory. The Redskins -- backed by Daniel Snyder's cash -- are third at $547.37 million. Seattle is a surprising second at $552.42 million.
Pretty interesting list when you consider how the relationship between spending and success works in baseball, with the teams near the top of the list generally making the postseason with the usual exception or two every year.
Eagles linebacker Charleston Hughes has picked up his championship ring from last season with the Calgary Stampeeders in the CFL. Now, Hughes is hoping to be able to join the exclusive company of the four players to win both a Grey Cup and a Super Bowl. He signed a 3-year deal with the Eagles in the offseason.
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Roger Ballen has lived and worked in Johannesburg, South Africa, for the past three decades. His black-and-white photography has shifted from an early focus on documentary and photojournalism—such as the 1994 series "Platteland: Images From Rural South Africa," which depicted the poor and socially outcast—to staged, painterly compositions of private, surreal worlds, many without human subjects. In the 2009 series "Boarding House," animals, wall drawings, and objects like furniture and electric wire (a reappearing visual) combine to yield ambiguous and discomfiting images, recalling artists such as Diane Arbus.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Frank Kaminsky posted 28 points and 11 rebounds as Wisconsin edged Arizona, 64-63, in an overtime thriller to win the West regional and advance to the Final Four for the first time since 2000.
In this year's only Elite Eight matchup featuring a region's top two seeds, the top-seeded Wildcats and No. 2 Badgers did not disappoint with Kaminsky leading the way on 11-of-20 shooting, including three 3-pointers. Kaminsky scored six points in overtime and Traevon Jackson finished with 10 points for Wisconsin (30-7), which will face the Midwest representative - Michigan or Kentucky - in next Saturday's national semifinal.
Nick Johnson scored 16 points to lead Arizona (33-5), which had three chances to win in the final 10 seconds, the final one coming after a lengthy replay review gave the ball to the Wildcats with 2.3 seconds left, only to have Johnson's final shot come just after the buzzer.
Kaleb Tarczewski of Claremont, N.H., chipped in 12 points and Aaron Gordon grabbed a career-high 18 rebounds for the Wildcats, who were trying to reach the Final Four for the first time since 2001.
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Evaluating Low Back Pain
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Your doctor can learn a lot about what is causing low back pain or other symptoms by watching you as you move, and by doing simple tests.
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- Observe how you move. Spasms of the muscles
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- Walking. You walk while your doctor watches you for things like how you move and carry your body, and whether you limp or favour one leg as you walk. Your doctor may also watch to see how you sit down, lie down, and get up.
- Flexion. You bend forward and try to touch your toes. If bending forward causes pain, it may mean you have a disc problem.
- Extension. You hyperextend your back by bending backward. Pain that increases when bending backward (extending the spine) suggests degenerative changes, spinal stenosis, or spondylolisthesis.
- Rotation and side bending. You rotate your back by keeping your hips still and turning your upper body from side to side to do a rotation test. For side bending you bend to one side, then the other, keeping your hips level and not letting your body rotate. In each of these tests, your doctor will be watching differences between the two sides, such as whether you can bend farther to one side than the other.
- Look at the shape of your back to check for uneven bone development or position, differences in leg lengths, and exaggerated curvature of the spine.
- Tap on the spine. If you feel pain when your spine is tapped, you may have a problem such as a fracture, an infection at or near the site of tenderness, or a tumour.
- Measure how much your chest expands when you breathe in, especially if you are age 20 to 40 (particularly males because they are at highest risk for ankylosing spondylitis). If you are unable to expand your chest normally when you fully inhale, you may have a form of inflammatory arthritis. These forms of arthritis may affect the places where the ribs attach to the back and the breastbone and make it hard to fully expand your chest when you breathe.
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LAUREL, MD. 02-21-09---The others handed the race to Hello Poochi Pooh on a silver platter when they let her gallop to an uncontested lead in the $50,000 Maryland Racing Media Handicap at Laurel Park.
Sent to post as the overwhelming 3-5 favorite and lone speed in the field of five fillies and mares, Hello Poochi Pooh clicked off fractions of 25.30, 50.23 and 1:14.73 on her way to a final time of 1:51.78 for the nine furlong distance. Peachy Kiss finished second, 2-3/4 lengths behind the winner. Clara's Song was third. The winner, under jockey Erick Rodriguez, paid $3.20.
"Erick did what he had to do and the horse did the rest," Alecci said. "I thought she could win an allowance race up here and I chased her for two races down there before the owner decided to sell her. My exercise rider (Kaymarie Kreidel) kept saying she's better the farther she goes. I wasn't going to enter her in this spot if there was a lot of speed but we took a shot."
"I knew it was going to be slow," added Rodriguez. "I was thinking 24 (seconds) and when it went 25 and change it was over. On the backside I had a hold but at the three-eighths pole I turned her loose and had a lot of horse."
Prior to the race, the Maryland Racing Media Association honored Heros Reward as the 2008 Maryland-based Horse of the Year. Trained by Dale Capuano and based at Laurel Park, the son of Partner's Hero won or placed in five stakes in seven starts last year, including a repeat victory in the Old Mutual Turf Sprint Stakes at Pimlico on the Preakness undercard. He finished a solid fifth in the inaugural running of the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint just two and a quarter lengths behind winner Desert Code. Heros Reward ranks 20th on the all-time Maryland-bred money winners list with lifetime earnings of $911,216.
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The meeting proceeded with a general discussion period on the
previous presentations on energy balance, youth and special populations.
Energy Balance — Women
A comment was added stressing the importance of women in this area. Specific
mention of pre-menopausal women is a good start.
Energy Balance — Physically Inactive
It will be important to address progress made by individuals that are inactive.
The inactive group is not stable as they are gaining weight. Weight stability
for this group is an important achievement.
Energy Balance — Modes of Activity
Thinking along ethnic and gender lines in this area seems appropriate,
specifically with the type of activity that is being done (i.e., dance, play,
walking, etc.). It would be helpful to identify varied modes of activity and
their total caloric expenditure. It may be more important looking at total
physical activity of differing sorts rather then worry about the difference
between exercise and non-exercise activity.
Caloric Restriction
It was deemed appropriate that the Committee address caloric intake along with
physical activity. As the Dietary Guidelines make reference to physical activity
it should be appropriate the Physical Activity Guidelines reference diet.
Type 2 Diabetes
Diabetes in youth is a major, major problem. What will be the age limit in
discussing recommendations in this area? While the group has not come up with an
age range it should be noted the literature diminishes in frequency the lower
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Academic Performance
There is most likely a strong desire from the public to better understand how
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of studies in this area and it may overlap in other areas, how should the
Committee treat this?
Asthma in Youth
Exercise-induced asthma is increasing. It is especially prevalent in lower
income and black communities, and especially in obese. Will the subcommittee
address this issue? At this point the Youth Subcommittee will not deal with
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Teen Pregnancy
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health umbrella.
Ethnicity and Obesity
While there has been much discussion at looking at obesity along ethnic lines a
comment was made that race should not be looked at as there may be physiological
and perhaps SES explanations for obesity. In other words, "race" may be too
simple of a term when looking at issues of obesity.
Disabilities — Progressive Diseases
Should the Committee dig deeper into recommendations for disabled individuals
that have long-term diseases, specifically individuals that have lived with M.S.
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The Ryder Cup begins in earnest on Friday. Perhaps it's time to talk about who's actually doing the golfing.
In this post, we'll take a look at the Americans.
As usual, the US team is deep and talented. Eight of the 12 players have won a major. Of those who haven't, Steve Stricker is considered one of the most consistent players on the tour. Consistency is vital in the Ryder Cup, especially in the paired events. You'd rather know what your partner is going to do every shot than worry he's going to leave you by the bathrooms or having to par as he goes searching in the woods.
The headline names are as they've always been, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. The worry with Tiger is that when the lights have shone brightest this year -- on the weekend at a major -- he's wilted every time. He hasn't been able to make a putt to save his life, and that's what this comes down to. He's won some other tournaments and looks to be playing well recently, but under this intense pressure no one's sure how this version of Tiger will react. And he's never been a killer in this competition, with a meandering 13-14-2 record.
Mickelson's record is even worse at 11-17-6. His go-for-broke-at-all-times style has never fit in with the precision and conservativeness needed in this. And his putter tends to go away. It's not surprising his best record comes in the singles portion, where he doesn't have to worry about how he's affecting a teammate and can worry about his game. He hasn't played all that well recently, and don't be surprised if captain Davis Love III doesn't use him for every session the first two days.
There are some explosive hitters on the young side here, including Dustin Johnson and Bubba Watson who can just bomb it. Webb Simpson, Keegan Bradley, and Brendt Snedeker are in their first Ryder Cup, and you never know how they'll react to their first taste. Jim Furyk is a steady veteran but has gotten rolled by the Europeans in this in past years.
If it were just about talent and major winners, the US would pants their opponent. But it's not about that. It's what happens on the greens.


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"Thus hath the Lord God shewed unto me: and behold a basket of summer fruit. And he said, Amos, what seest thou? And I said, A basket of summer fruit. Then said the Lord unto me, The end is come upon my people of Israel; I will not again pass by them any more." Amos 8:1,2
Suggested Further Reading: 2 Peter 3:1-10
For thousands of years the Lord came not, although sin was rampant and the darkness dense, nothing could excite the Lord to an unwise haste. Nor on the other hand did he stay beyond the proper hour; for when the fulness of time was come, God sent forth his Son, born of a woman, made under the law. In heaven we shall probably discover that Christ came to die for our sins precisely at the only fitting moment, that in fact redemption's work could not have been so wisely accomplished at the gates of the garden of Eden as on Calvary; and that the reign of Herod and the Roman Caesar afforded the most fitting era for the sacrifice of the Cross. And so shall it be with regard to the second advent of our blessed Lord and Master. We are apt to say, "Why are his chariots so long in coming? Do not the virgins sleep because the bridegroom tarries, the wise as well as the foolish, have they not all slumbered and slept?" And many are the servants who say in their heart, "My Lord delayeth his coming," and are ready therefore to beat their fellow-servants, to drink and to be drunken; but cheer your hearts, you who look for his appearing. He will not come too hastily, for why should the sun arise until darkness has had its hour? Nor will he delay his appearing one moment beyond the proper time, for should not the sun beam forth in the morning? We know and are persuaded that when he shall stand a second time upon the earth, it shall be as much the fulness of time for him to come, as it was the fulness of time when he came at first.
For meditation: We know that Christ was born at the right time (Galatians 4:4) and that he died for us at the right time (Romans 5:6). We cannot tell when he will come again, but it will be at the right time (Acts 17:31). The right time to trust in him is now (2 Corinthians 6:2).
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UN chief urges Syria to transfer chemical weapons
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is urging Syria to immediately agree to transfer chemical weapons and chemical precursors to a safe place within the country for international destruction.
Ban said Monday he will also propose to the Security Council that it unite and demand an immediate chemical weapons transfer should U.N. inspectors conclude that such weapons were used in an attack Aug. 21 in a suburb of Damascus.
He said he is also considering asking the council to demand accountability for an alleged chemical weapons attack.
Ban spoke shortly after Moscow's surprise announcement that it was pressing its ally Syria on a similar proposal — to move its chemical weapons to areas under international control to avoid a U.S. military strike.


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As your elected state representative for District 59, I was honored to be chosen by the voters in November. Thank you to all the people who supported me, worked on my campaign and contributed time and treasure to show their support. Thank you also to every voter who helped me prevail in a difficult and narrow victory.
I also want to thank J. Paul Brown for his two years of service in the House of Representatives. He worked hard and was a strong voice for the Western Slope. I hope to continue his efforts to protect our water, land, people and this most beautiful mountain district in Colorado. I want to keep our environment as pristine as it is today.
Within two days after the election, I was on my way to Denver for new-member orientation. We were in Denver on Nov. 8 and 9; Nov. 27, 28 and 29; and Dec. 13 and 14. We learned much about the state budget, legislative process, bill drafting and interacted with the excellent staff here at the Capitol.
I am most pleased that the Legislative Legal Services and Legislative Council are composed of highly trained and professional staff whose only job is to assist us in formulating effective public policy. We also met with the Joint Budget Committee staff and the state auditor, who have given us insight into how the state must act within our financial limitations.
I have been named to the House Committee on Agriculture, Livestock and Natural Resources, a fundamental protector of the Western Slope way of life. I also will serve on the Interim Water Subcommittee to keep track of this most precious public and private right. I will do my best to learn all I can about water issues. This committee also oversees our natural resources, which include both Parks and Wildlife as well as the Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. I am certain there will be issues in this committee that will require resident voices, so let me hear from you during the session about these important issues.
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July 28. 2013 9:15PM
NASHUA — A second indictment has been handed down against Colleen Carr, a Mont Vernon woman who allegedly conspired to burn down a building she owns on the Milford Oval in order to collect the insurance money.
Carr, 50, of 19 Mobile Coach Lane in Mont Vernon, was arrested on Jan. 17 by Milford police and charged with one count of conspiracy to commit arson, a Class A felony, and one count of witness tampering, a Class B felony, after a tenant in her building told police that Carr was planning to burn down her building at 139 Union Square.
Rick Fells, the owner of the Tasty Tobacco Shop, which was formerly located in the ground floor of the building, said that Maureen Riley, who lived on the third floor, told him of Carr's alleged plan to commit arson. Riley reportedly told Fells that she was offered $7,000 by Carr to "go away for a week."
Carr's building was assessed at $192,000 and was insured for $400,000, according to testimony at her probable cause hearing in February. The building is located next door to a gas station owned by Carr's ex-husband and is connected to a row of riverfront buildings on the Milford Oval.
Earlier this month, a Hillsborough County grand jury indicted Carr on one count of criminal solicitation to insurance fraud, a Class A felony. According to the indictment, Carr "did solicit Maureen Riley to leave her apartment for a period of time in order for Colleen Carr to commit an arson against the building for the purpose of collecting the insurance proceeds, a portion of which she offered to pay to Maureen Riley for her cooperation."
In April, a different Hillsborough County Grand Jury indicted Carr on one count of witness tampering for allegedly trying to coerce her boyfriend, Conrad Kelleher, to lie on her behalf.
The solicitation to insurance fraud carries a prison term of 7½ to 15 years in state prison and a $4,000 fine. The witness tampering charge has a penalty of 3½ to seven years and a $4,000 fine.


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Feb 6, 2008 - EERE Network News
The global investment in clean energy grew 41% in
2007, reaching $117.2 billion, according to analysts
at New Energy Finance, Ltd. Wind power drew the greatest
amount of investments, followed by solar energy and
energy efficiency, while biofuels investments slowed
due to surging costs for crops. The majority of the
funds, $54.5 billion, were used to finance assets
such as biorefineries, wind farms, and solar power
plants. In fact, nearly half of that went toward wind
energy investments. Meanwhile, solar project investments
of $5.9 billion represented an 82% increase over investments
in 2006, driven partly by large solar energy facilities
in Spain and Italy. Solar energy also became the leading
clean energy candidate for venture capital and private
equity investment, attracting $3 billion of new equity.
Much of that went toward solar energy startups in
the United States; HelioVolt alone raised $101 million.
Clean energy stocks also did well, as thin-film solar
power company First Solar led the pack with a nearly
8-fold increase in price.
If all that sounds good to you, consider this: to
meet current climate change abatement targets, New
Energy Finance estimates that clean energy investments
will need to triple over the next five years. The
company projects that investments in renewable energy
generation facilities and biorefineries will need
to sustain a 20% annual growth through 2013 to meet
global targets for clean energy. Among the companies
stepping up to that challenge are Najafi Companies,
LLC, which is committing $100 million to a new startup
portfolio company for alternative energy, and GE Energy
Financial Services, which now plans to invest $6 billion
in renewable energy by 2010. The GE company doubled
its goal after meeting its $3 billion goal a couple
years early.


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Holy Ghost Lutheran Church and School will hold an outdoor concert featuring Lost and Found on Sunday, Sept. 23, starting at 3 p.m.
Lost and Found is a Christian band with roots in Niagara Falls. Check out their website at www.speedwood.com.
Holy Ghost Lutheran School is located at 6630 Luther St., Wheatfield.
This is a free concert, with donations accepted to benefit church youths' attendance at the National Youth Gathering in San Antonio in 2013.
There will be no rain date; the concert will be moved inside if needed. Concessions will be available. Bring lawn chairs or blankets.


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Automattic Acquires CodeGarage
Automattic or more aptly VaultPress, has acquired security company, CodeGarage. This is the first time I've ever heard about CodeGarage but they appear to be a VaultPress alternative. Looking over the pricing and plans for each service, I see that CodeGarage was definitely cheaper as you can monitor 5 websites (more…)


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If you are looking for a piece of new evidence that will finally vindicate or convict Alger Hiss with certainty, you won't find it in Tony Hiss's poignant father-son memoir, A View From Alger's Window. But there are new citations from a cache of unpublished family letters from 1924 to 1971, 445 of which Alger wrote from Lewisburg Penitentiary. Tony feels that "they are a window flung wide open onto a life, a bird of spirit springing into the air, a heart made plain." And he asserts, "There is nothing in any of the six decades of letters that…gives even a…hint that he was the kind of man willing to betray his country."
The letters and a thousand or more photographs were carefully boxed and stored in the back of a closet by his mother, Priscilla ("Prossy" in the family). About a year after his father died, Tony dug out and examined the contents. Until then he hadn't fully realized how much and in what ways the prison years had shaped his own and Alger's life. For Tony, the act of writing A View From Alger's Window was a Houdini-like attempt to throw off the handcuffs of history.
Unlike phone calls or e-mail, letters are composed, rewarding on second and even third readings. And these letters gave Tony a prism, "a kind of 50s/90s vision of events, in which decades keep unspooling, side by side, each one showing how to peer more deeply into the other." The letters reawakened the pain of his childhood, when Tony was temporarily sent away to live with friends, the humiliation of hearing his father called a traitor and the paranoia that the family phone was tapped ("Hello, George and the FBI"). He also recalled the warm support of the Vermont village he summered in and the safety of books he dove into for weeks on end.
Sifting through the letters, Tony discovered that games he thought he'd invented for his son, Jacob, were actually devised by Alger. Letter games were part of Alger's strategy to maintain a father-son relationship. One of them assigned Tony the task of going out into the world (an art gallery, a museum, Grand Central Station) to be his eyes and ears.
Alger did not have any special fondness for modern journalism. He wrote home, "Not only the reporter but his readers have been onlookers not participants." Good-boy Tony, in a show of independence, parted company with his father, feeling a kinship with journalists. After graduating from Harvard, he found a job at The New Yorker, where he became the eyes and ears of William Shawn, the editor in chief. "It was almost like joining a family business."
For Tony there are three Algers: the private man, the public servant and the creature invented by Whittaker Chambers. The Alger that family and friends knew was an engaging, thoughtful man. His letters home are lively, insightful, caring and cheerful–even jokey at times. The public Hiss, in contrast, seemed exasperatingly formal. And his wooden book-writing style did not help bolster his legal case or convince the world of his innocence.
The third Alger Hiss, according to Tony, was the creation of Chambers, the man who claimed intimate friendship with Alger in the thirties. Chambers outlined a story in which he and Alger were underground Communist conspirators who stole State Department documents and turned them over to the Soviet Union.


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Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Omega-3 fatty acids are nutrients essential for human growth and development. Fatty acids are present in every cell of the body and have many potential health benefits. These include reducing triglycerides in the blood and reducing the risk of heart disease and stroke. In addition, omega-3 fatty acids help lower blood pressure and reduce symptoms of other conditions including depression, attention deficient disorder (ADD), joint pain, muscle pain and certain skin conditions. Omega-3 fatty acids are also currently being studied to determine if they reduce side effects for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. Research suggests two ways that omega-3 fatty acids produce these benefits: by boosting the immune system and by decreasing inflammation.
High amounts of omega-3 fatty acids can be found in some foods such as salmon, flax seeds, and walnuts. Research shows that eating foods naturally high in omega-3s may be more effective than taking a supplement. In addition to eating high omega-3 fish such as salmon and tuna at least twice a week, these simple cooking and food tips, followed by some sample recipes, will give you good ideas on easy ways to add omega-3s to your daily routine and help increase the levels in your diet:
Servings: 24 (2 loaves)
Serving Size: 1 slice
3 high omega-3 eggs, beaten
1 c. canola oil
2 c. sugar
2 c. ripe bananas, mashed
2 c. unbleached flour
1 c. whole wheat flour
1 tsp. salt
¼ tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. baking soda
3 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. nutmeg
¼ c. ground flaxseed
¼ c. English walnuts, chopped
Beat eggs, oil, sugar and bananas until smooth. Add dry ingredients and beat just until mixed. Divide batter into two 9x5" loaf pans, sprayed with canola oil.
Bake on lowest rack in oven at 350 degrees for 55-60 minutes or until knife inserted in center comes out clean. (May need to lightly cover with foil for last 10 minutes to prevent over-browning).
244 kcals/serving
~3g ALA (plant omega-3s)
Servings: 16
Serving Size: 1 Tbsp.
8oz light cream cheese (Neufchatel)
¼ tsp. hot pepper sauce
1 Tbsp. light mayonnaise or salad dressing
½ tsp. garlic powder
6oz can Albacore tuna, drained
1 oz (14 halves) English walnuts, chopped
Combine all ingredients but tuna and nuts. Cream with mixer until smooth. Stir in tuna. Form into a ball or spoon into serving dish. Sprinkle with chopped walnuts if desired. Refrigerate and serve with crackers.
35 kcals/serving
~1.5g ALA (plant omega-3s)
~0.750g EPA+DHA (marine omega-3s)
Last Reviewed: Nov 17, 2011
Visiting Assistant Professor of Human Nutrition
College of Education and Human Ecology
The Ohio State University


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Builder: Gaudi Architecture of Haiti
Style: Cinderblock and concrete walls reinforced with thick-gauge rebar, tin roof, three-bedroom house with enclosed courtyard.
Size and cost: A 600-square-foot home would cost about $27,000
Time to build (estimated): About 30 days with 30 builders
This house is built in typical Haitian style using cinderblocks reinforced with concrete and rebar to form the walls, topped by a sloping tin roof that increases ventilation. There are three bedrooms, and a living room and dining room that can be converted into more sleeping space to accommodate expanding families. The kitchen is open to the outdoors with a covered roof, allowing fumes to escape. Most popular, the home featured a walled-in courtyard complete with lawn and an almond tree where family and friends could congregate outdoors in private, with a sense of security.
Architect Leslie Boulos called his home "The Dignity Project," because he said it would provide employment and proper housing for his people. Because of the labour-intense design of the construction, it could create many jobs, he noted. For his prototype home, he conscripted and paid about 20 engineering and architecture students from Quisqueya University to build the house. The students were not impressed with the quality of many of the foam-based homes that made up their competition.
Masons in Haiti are paid $15 to $20 a day, three to four times the minimum wage.


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Scientists sequence genome of 'sacred lotus,' may hold anti-aging secrets
May 22, 2013
A team of 70 scientists from the U.S., China, Australia and Japan reports having sequenced and annotated more than 86 percent of the genome of the "sacred lotus," which is believed to have a powerful genetic system that repairs genetic defects, and may hold secrets about aging successfully.
The Nelumbo nucifera plant is revered in China and elsewhere as a symbol of spiritual purity and longevity.
"Molecular biologists can now more easily study how its genes are turned on and off during times of stress and why this plant's seeds can live for 1,300 years," said Jane Shen-Miller, one of three corresponding authors of the research and a senior scientist with UCLA's Center for the Study of Evolution and the Origin of Life. This is a step toward learning what anti-aging secrets the sacred lotus plant may offer."
The research was just published in the journal Genome Biology (open access).
Shen-Miller said the lotus' genetic repair mechanisms could be very useful if they could be transferred to humans or to crops — such as rice, corn and wheat — whose seeds have life spans of only a few years. "If our genes could repair disease as well as the lotus' genes, we would have healthier aging. We need to learn about its repair mechanisms, and about its biochemical, physiological and molecular properties, but the lotus genome is now open to everybody."
How the lotus repair mechanism works
In the early 1990s, Shen-Miller led a UCLA research team that recovered a viable lotus seed that was almost 1,300 years old from a lake bed in northeastern China. It was a remarkable discovery, given that many other plant seeds are known to remain viable for just 20 years or less.
In 1996, Shen-Miller led another visit to China. Working in Liaoning province, her team collected about 100 lotus seeds — most were approximately 450 to 500 years old — with help from local farmers. To the researchers' surprise, more than 80 percent of the lotus seeds that were tested for viability germinated. That indicated that the plant must have a powerful genetic system capable of repairing germination defects arising from hundreds of years of aging, Shen-Miller said.
Understanding how the lotus repair mechanism works — and its possible implications for human health — is essentially a three-step process, said Crysten Blaby-Haas, a UCLA postdoctoral scholar in chemistry and biochemistry and co-author of the research. "Knowing the genome sequence was step one. Step two would be identifying which of these genes contributes to longevity and repairing genetic damage. Step three would be potential applications for human health, if we find and characterize those genes. The genome sequence will aid in future analysis.
"The next question is what are these genes doing, and the biggest question is how they contribute to the longevity of the lotus plant and its other interesting attributes," Blaby-Haas said. "Before this, when scientists studied the lotus, it's almost as if they were blind; now they can see. Once you know the repertoire of genes, you have a foundation to study their functions."
Whole-genome duplications — the doubling or tripling of an organism's entire genetic endowment — are important events in plant evolution, Ming said. Some of the duplicated genes retain their original structure and function, and others gradually adapt and take on new functions. If those changes are beneficial, the genes persist; if they're harmful, they disappear from the genome.
Shen-Miller said experts in aging and stress will be eager to study the lotus genes because of the plant's extraordinary longevity. "The lotus can age for 1,000 years, and even survives freezing weather," she said. "Its genetic makeup can combat stress. Most crops don't have a very long shelf life. But starches and proteins in lotus seeds remain palatable and actively promote seed germination, even after centuries of aging."
The lotus' unusual genetics give it some unique survival skills. Its leaves repel grime and water, its flowers generate heat to attract pollinators and the coating of lotus fruit is covered with antibiotics and wax that ensure the viability of the seed it contains.
Blaby-Haas studied lotus gene families potentially involved in how plants metabolize metals. One family, in particular, caught her attention. "We found that the lotus has 16 of these genes, while most plants have only one or two," Blaby-Haas said. "Either this is an extremely important protein in the lotus, which is why it needs so many copies, or the duplication allows a novel function to arise; we don't know which is correct."
These genes may be related to the unique environment of the lotus, which grows with its roots submerged in water, she said. (Lotus was a land plant that adapted to the water.)
The sacred lotus is known from the geologic record as early as 135 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, Shen-Miller said. It has been grown for at least 4,000 years in China, where every part of the plant has long been used in food and medicine.


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to check the PitchBend-related fix and now there's an issue on (apparently) all instruments when reaching Max PitchBend (+100%), it's jumps to -100%, resuming from +100% (+99.9%?) down to 0% when returning the pitchbend to neutral/middle position.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Gisela Clausen delivered the news to her fellow runners from Germany as they walked into the New Yorker Hotel.
"We spend a year on this. We don't eat what we want. We don't drink what we want. And we're on the streets for hours. We live for this marathon," she said, "but we understand."
Mayor Michael Bloomberg reversed himself Friday and yielded to mounting criticism that this was no time to run the New York City Marathon: runners were ready but weary residents were still recovering from a monster storm named Sandy.
And just like that, the race was scrapped.
Bloomberg, who as late as Friday afternoon insisted the world's largest marathon should go on as scheduled Sunday, changed course shortly afterward amid intensifying opposition from the city comptroller, the Manhattan borough president and sanitation workers unhappy they had volunteered to help storm victims but were assigned to the race instead. The mayor said he would not want "a cloud to hang over the race or its participants."
"I'm shocked," said Clausen, who is from Munich. "Not at the situation, but at how short this decision is (in) coming."
Like Clausen, many of the runners understood the rationale behind the decision. The death toll in the city stood at 41 and thousands of people were shivering without electricity, making many New Yorkers recoil at the idea of police officers protecting a foot race and evicting storm victims from hotels to make way for runners.
But the suddenness of it all forced runners to deal with an unexpected twist: What to do with no race.
Nearly 40,000 athletes — well over half from out of town — were expected at the Staten Island start line on Sunday. Their entry fees were paid. Their airline tickets were purchased. Their friends and family had hotel rooms. And all week the race was a go — even after Sandy came ashore Monday and ripped up everything in its path.
"I understand why it cannot be held under the current circumstances," Meb Keflezighi, the 2009 men's champion and 2004 Olympic silver medalist, said in a statement. "Any inconveniences the cancellation causes me or the thousands of runners who trained and traveled for this race pales in comparison to the challenges faced by people in NYC and its vicinity."
The cancellation means there won't be another NYC Marathon until next year.
"We cannot allow a controversy over an athletic event — even one as meaningful as this — to distract attention away from all the critically important work that is being done to recover from the storm and get our city back on track," Bloomberg said.
The nationally televised marathon had been held annually since 1970, including 2001, about two months after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
The 26.2-mile race had been scheduled to start in Staten Island, one of the storm's hardest-hit places, and wind through all of the city's five boroughs with 2 million spectators usually lining the route.
In Staten Island, Cynthia Spinner said, "Thank God, thank God," when she heard the marathon was canceled.
"More for our people in New York," she said. "They shouldn't take their police or ambulance services off of what they're doing now to go for the marathon. People need homes. They're in hotels; they need everything right now."
Across the metro area Friday, the recovery made slow progress. Companies turned the lights back on, and many employees returned to their desks. Many major retailers also reopened.
But patience was wearing thin among New Yorkers who had been without power for most of the week.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo told utilities to step up power repair work or risk losing business in the state. And officials said the cost of the storm could exceed $18 billion in New York alone.
From storm-scarred New Jersey to parts of Connecticut, a widespread lack of gasoline frustrated people who were just trying to get to work or pick up a load of groceries.
Lines of cars, and in many places queues of people on foot carrying bright red jerry cans, waited for hours for precious fuel. And those were the lucky ones. Other customers gave up after finding only closed stations or dry pumps marked with yellow tape or "No Gas" signs.
Bloomberg called the marathon an "integral part of New York City's life for 40 years" and insisted that holding the race would not require resources to be diverted from the recovery effort. But, he said, he understood the doubts.
City and race officials considered several alternatives: a modified course, postponement or an elite runners-only race. But they decided cancellation was the best option.
Organizers will donate various items that had been brought in for the race to relief efforts, from food, blankets and portable toilets to generators already set up on Staten Island.
Mary Wittenberg, president of the New York Road Runners, the group that organizes the marathon, said canceling was the right move.
"This is what we need to do and the right thing at this time," she said.
"It's been a week where we worked very closely with the mayor's office and felt very strongly, both of us together, that on Tuesday, it seemed that the best thing for New York on Sunday would be moving forward. As the days went on, just today it got to the point where that was no longer the case."
Patrick Lynch, president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association — the police department's largest union — called the decision to cancel the marathon "a wise choice."
"When you have a significant amount of people voicing real pain and unhappiness over its running, you have to hear that. You have to take that into consideration," said Howard Wolfson, deputy mayor for government affairs and communications.
"Something that is such a celebration of the best of New York can't become divisive," he said. "That is not good for the city now as we try to complete our recovery effort, and it is not good for the marathon in the long run."
ING, the financial company that is the title sponsor of the marathon, said it supported the decision to cancel. The firm's charitable giving arm has made a $500,000 contribution to help with relief and recovery efforts and is matching employee donations. Sponsor Poland Spring said it would donate the bottled water earmarked for the marathon to relief agencies, more than 200,000 bottles.
Race organizers had been expecting about 47,500 runners before the storm.
For now, they are sticking to their policy of no refunds for runners, but they will guarantee entry to next year's marathon or the half-marathon in March. However, Wittenberg said the group would review the refund policy.
Steve Brune, a Manhattan entrepreneur, was set to run his fourth New York City Marathon.
"I'm disappointed, but I can understand why it's more important to use our resources for those who have lost a lot," he said.
Nikki Davies arrived from London on Friday, eager to race.
"I can understand not wanting to run through devastated parts of the city," she said. "I thought if they cancel it, they'd cancel it earlier."
Now, she had 10 days to fill. On her agenda?
"A lot of sightseeing," she said.
Associated Press writers Cara Anna, Ronald Blum, Verena Dobnik, Melissa Murphy, Christina Rexrode, Michael Rubinkam and Ted Shaffrey in New York contributed to this report.


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Find a Cure Event - Georgia (2011)
|Mike Briggs with daughters Kelly Klafter (left) and Kim Price
|Researcher Dr. Dennis Roop with Mike Briggs
On Thursday, April 21, over 75 people gathered for good food, good spirits and a good cause. Family, friends, and colleagues joined hosts Kelly & Mark Klafter and Lynn & Mike Briggs at the 5th annual Find a Cure fundraiser at the Olde Blind Dog in Milton, Georgia. Proceeds raised from the event supported the EHK Research Fund at the FIRST. The Klafter's son and the Briggs' grandson, Adam, is affected with EHK, a rare skin disease that causes excessive scaling, blisters, infections, and painful movement.
The fund raiser generated greater awareness and raised $30,000 to support the EHK Research Fund.
The evening featured a presentation from Dr. Dennis Roop, the country's leading scientist and expert on EHK research, a silent auction and two upscale raffles for a one-week vacation in Big Sky Montana or a deep-sea fishing trip in Costa Rica. Each trip included roundtrip airfare for four donated by Delta Airlines.
The Klafter's and Briggs' are very grateful to their family and friends for their generous support and contributions to help find a cure. Special thanks to Ron Wallace and his team at the Olde Blind Dog for their hospitality and generosity.


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NHIAA Tournaments: Two champs crowned todayStaff Report
March 01. 2013 10:29PM
Someone better bring scissors to cut down the nets. The first two NHIAA basketball champions of 2013 will be crowned today.
Defending champion White Mountains of Whitefield plays Bow in the Division III girls' final at Southern New Hampshire University at 4 p.m., and Colebrook and Groveton clash for the Division IV girls' championship at Plymouth State University at noon.
Fourth-ranked White Mountains (18-3) stormed into the Division III final by crushing No. 1 Conant of Jaffrey, 46-31, and second-ranked Bow (19-1) continued to roll through the playoffs with a 36-31 victory against Bishop Brady of Concord.
Fourth-ranked Groveton (17-4) has allowed only 29.3 points per game in three Division IV playoff contests. Third-ranked Colebrook (18-3) has scored an average of 65.3 points per game in the postseason.
In other tournament games, the Division I girls' basketball quarterfinals begin today with No. 1 Bishop Guertin of Nashua hosting No. 8 Salem. Second-seeded Bedford hosts No. 7 Alvirne of Hudson at 7 p.m., and No. 6 Winnacunnet of Hampton hosts No. 13 Manchester Memorial. All games are at 7 p.m. Fifth-seeded Nashua North plays at No. 4 Londonderry at 5 p.m.
In boys' basketball, the Division III quarterfinals are set for tonight at 7. Top-ranked Berlin hosts No. 8 Mascoma of Canaan; No. 4 Gilford hosts No. 5 Campbell of Litchfield; No. 2 Conant hosts No. 7 Somersworth, and No. 3 Newport hosts No. 6 Hopkinton.
Eight quarterfinal boys' hockey games will also be played today. In Division I, Manchester Memorial hosts No. 8 Bishop Guertin of Nashua at 4:30 p.m.; No. 4 St. Thomas of Dover hosts No. 5 Trinity of Manchester at 2 p.m.; No. 2 Central hosts No. 7 Pinkerton of Derry at 6:30 p.m., and No. 3 Londonderry hosts No. 6 Salem at 8 p.m.
In Division II hockey, No. 1 Merrimack hosts No. 8 Merrimack at 4 p.m.; No. 4 Bow hosts No. 5 Dover at 6 p.m.; No. 2 Spaulding of Rochester hosts No. 7 Oyster River of Durham at 7 p.m. Third-ranked Bedford hosts No. 6 Kingswood of Wolfeboro at 11:30 a.m.


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From Traderpedia
A stock, also referred to as a share, is commonly a share of ownership in a company.
[edit] Purpose of Equities
The owners and financial backers of a company may want additional capital to invest in new projects within the company. If they were to sell the company it would represent a loss of control over the company.
Alternatively, by selling shares, they can sell part or all of the company to many part-owners. The purchase of one share entitles the owner of that share to literally a share in the ownership of the company, including the right to a fraction of the assets of the company, a fraction of the decision-making power, and potentially a fraction of the profits, which the company may issue as dividends. However, the original owners of the company often still have control of the company, and can use the money paid for the shares to grow the company.
In the common case, where there are thousands of shareholders, it is impractical to have all of them making the daily decisions required in the running of a company. Thus, the shareholders will use their shares as votes in the election of members of the board of directors of the company. However, the choices are usually nominated by insiders or the board of the directors themselves, which over time has led to most of the top executives being on each other's boards. Each share constitutes one vote (except in a co-operative society where every member gets one vote regardless of the number of shares they hold). Thus, if one shareholder owns more than half the shares, they can out-vote everyone else, and thus have control of the company.
[edit] History of Equities
History of stock market trading in the United States can be traced back to over 200 years ago. Historically, the colonial government decided to finance the war by selling bonds, government notes promising to pay out at profit at a later date. Around the same time private banks began to raise money by issuing stocks, or shares of the company to raise their own money. This was a new market, and a new form of investing money, and a great scheme for the rich to get richer. In 1792, a meeting of twenty four large merchants resulted into a creation of a market known as the New York Stock Exchange(NYSE). At the meeting, the merchants agreed to meet daily on Wall Street to daily trade stocks and bonds.
Ithe mid-1800s, the United States was experiencing rapid growth. Companies needed funds to assist in expansion required to meet the new demand. Companies also realized that investors would be interested in buying stock, partial ownership in the company. History has shown that stocks have facilitated the expansion of the companies and the great potential of the recently founded stock market was becoming increasingly apparent to both the investors and the companies.
By 1900, millions of dollars worth of stocks were traded on the street market. In 1921, after twenty years of street trading, the stock market moved indoors.
Progress brought us the Industrial Revolution, which also played a role in changing the face of the stock market. New form of investing began to emerge when people started to realize that profits could be made by re-selling the stock to others who saw value in a company. This was the beginning of the secondary market, known also as the speculators market. This market was more volatile than before, because it was now fueled by highly subjective speculation about the companyââ¬â¢s future.
[edit] Types of Equities
These include the following:
[edit] Ordinary share or common stock
By far the most common security which represent ownership in a company. Holders of ordinary shares exercise control by electing a board of directors and voting on company policy. Ordinary shareholders are on the bottom of the priority ladder for ownership structure. In the event of liquidation ordinary shareholders have rights to a company's assets only after bond holders, preferred shareholders, and other debt holders have been paid in full.
[edit] Preferred share or stock
A class of ownership in a company with a stated dividend that must be paid before dividends to ordinary share holders. Preferred shares do not usually have voting rights.
[edit] Convertible share or convertible preferred stock
A preferred share that can be converted into an ordinary share
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Putting hot sauce on your food to prevent women from picking off your plate (especially when they order a salad or other 'lite choice').
Jane wanted some of my chicken last night, but luckily I napalm the jungle before I eat so she won't want it.
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Shirley Ann Connie, 65, of Linwood-Southmont Road, died Thursday, March 14, 2013, at her home.
Shirley Ann Connie, 65, of Linwood-Southmont Road, died Thursday, March 14, 2013, at her home.
A funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Christian Baptist Church, where she was a member, by the Revs. Sam Harvey and David Langley. Burial will follow in Forest Hill Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Davidson Funeral Home and other times at the home.
Mrs. Connie was born Sept. 6, 1947, in Swaim County to James Clint Lowe and Eva Nell Lowe Brigman. She was a retired final inspector from Hekman Furniture. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by an infant sister, Mary Judy Lowe, and sister Geraldine Thompson Mainess.
Surviving are her husband, David Connie of the home; her mother of Lexington; sons Lonnie James Bryant of the home, Danny Connie, David Connie Jr. and wife Nancy and Scotty Connie and wife Mandy, all of Lexington; daughter Christy Bryant Leonard and husband Bill of Lexington; nine grandchildren; and sisters Patricia Lowe Crotts and husband Donnie and Carolyn Lowe Myers and husband Jack, all of Lexington.
Memorials may be made to the charity of the donor's choice.
Online condolences may be made at www.davidsonfuneralhome.net.


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Part of my duties here at philly.com include "producing" one of our sports shows: That's What He Said with Bob Ford of the Inquirer and Marcus Hayes of the Daily News.
I put the word producing in quotes because all I really do is come up with some topics for them to talk about and arrange a time when we can all shoot.
But the reason I'm bringing this up today is because a recent episode (which will go live on the site in the next couple weeks) centered around Andy Reid's tenure here and what he would change about it if he had the choice.
The idea was this: If you hooked up Reid to a lie detector and asked him what his biggest football-related regret would be (leaving the family stuff out of it), what would he say?
I'd argue it'd be finding some way to resolve the Terrell Owens/Donovan McNabb saga in the months following the Birds' trip to the Super Bowl.
I know - easier said than done. And maybe, ultimately, that would have proved impossible. I was in college at the time, following the situation with great interest from afar. You could certainly argue that there was nothing Reid could have done, that it was a bad mix of personalities, that Owens had issues at pretty much every stop during his NFL career.
But it's still one of the great what-ifs in Philadelphia sports. What if the Owens situation could have been salvaged? What if he had played more than 21 games in an Eagles uniform?
McNabb started just 19 games in 2005 and 2006 combined, finishing both seasons on the sidelines because of injuries. And the Eagles missed out on the postseason in two of three seasons following the Super Bowl.
Owens' teams, meanwhile, never won a playoff game after he left Philadelphia.
As you've likely heard by now, T.O. tore his ACL this offseason at the age of 37, leading many to wonder whether he's played his final game in the NFL. Agent Drew Rosenhaus said today that his client is not retiring and will be ready for the start of the 2011 season.
The real question might not be about Owens' injury (although a September return would normally seem far-fetched), but rather which team would take a shot on him. Owens had to settle for the Bills a couple years ago and caught on with the Bengals in 2010. He played well (72 catches, 983 yards, 10 touchdowns), but it's hard to imagine a team thinking he's worth the trouble coming off a knee injury (he turns 38 in December). Then again, it only takes one of them to be interested.
Owens' overall legacy is a topic that will be debated for years to come. The numbers are pretty staggering. He ranks fifth all-time with 1,078 catches and second with 15,934 yards. Only Jerry Rice (197) had more career touchdowns than Owens (153).
His first season with the Eagles was an all-timer. Owens set franchise records with 14 receiving touchdowns and seven 100-yard games. His 1,200 yards ranks fifth in the Birds' record books.
Yet, after spending his first eight seasons with the 49ers, Owens spent his next seven seasons with four different teams, rarely leaving any one of them on good terms.
With that being said, I leave you with two questions:
1. How will you remember T.O. - both as an Eagle and overall?
2. Do you agree with me about Reid's biggest regret? If not, what would you say?
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Heh, a nice change of pace for a while. Getting bored with how the Soviet/Federation Russia were always the bad guys. Every nation in this world has their own skeletons in closet and Muv luv are gutsy enough to bring them all out in the open especially with how strong the internet are.
|2012-12-03, 03:54
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Still hesitant to conclude it was the Americans behind everything. Knowing that the attack was coming and sending the Infinites out there to do black ops mission doesn't necessarily equate to actually being behind the attack, and Sandek would probably naturally be biased against the Americans in general. It could equally mean that they got wind of it beforehand and decided to let it happen to turn it to their advantage somehow. Heck if I know.
|2012-12-03, 04:09
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So, like I must've just go back into the groove at watching an anime that's captivated my interests and heightened my sense of speculation once more so the speculation of the day is...Lieutenant Colonel Fikatsia Latrova of the Zhar Battalion, missing son is none other than our elusive "mystery man" who get's to view the whole battle from his comfy seat but he's a very good looking bad guy LOL!!!!
|2012-12-03, 07:59
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I doubt Uncle Sam were behind the whole thing but....
Leon Kuze: We're going to put an end to this waste of time, and have everyone here remember how important time and money are.By making them realize how superior American TSF whether they like it or not.
So, the American Eishis were also assigned to a specific mission on that precise day it seems. Looks to me that those American politicians who were oppose to Prominence Project get the wind that this will happen but let it happen anyway. Once the rebels done enough damage to the Yukon base, they tell the American Eishis to "save the day".The damage will be too severe and costly for the UN to continue with the Prominence project and America will continue to enjoy total dominance in TSF production in the future not to mention, alsp promoting their shiny Murrican TSF to the whole world as savior during the whole terrorist incident.
|2012-12-03, 08:32
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Whether its the Russians or the Americans who is behind this, its definitely a stupid act to do so when we are all at the edge of extinction. As if these rebels could do more better than the Eishis.
And another thing... how the hell did they available to acquire a Laser Class?! Did they use flash bombs or something?
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Wow this is just great the action is back and the drama on the line between friend and foe just got more complex like real combat!! this ep is by far the best Yet!!
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I do like how Yui handled the situation they are all in and making Cui 2nd was a smart move. I believe she has more battle experience than the rest and she is already Squad leader she knows how to make command decisions. I hope some of the terrorist try to make it up in some TSF's because if its one thing our hero's know how to do and that's pilot. They are going to have a fight on their hands.
Seeing Inia freak out was interesting. Im guessing that the battle programing that she and Cryska are under and the advance systems of the terminator only work when they are together. The trance that the 2 seem to be under when they pilot must be induced.
Americans are doing shady stuff with the Infinities and are possibly behind the attack by letting it happen so they look like the victim. Though the theory is sound im not sold on that idea yet (The Japanese have done this so often in anime its not even worth talking about most of the time.) However, it is obvious that whatever the mission the Infinities have been assigned is going to put them at odds with all Argo's, Bao Feng and Idar flight. Secondary mission is to capture either the Terminator or Inia. This will not sit well with multiple people and if they think it will be so easy to do this with both her and Cryska piloting they are insane.
From what i can tell the RLF is stopping the chemicals that kept the Beta asleep, if all those Beta wake up things are going to get even uglier. I guess in time we will see what the whole plan is but as of right now, i honestly see their plan as foolish. There are so many things that cant be accounted for in their plan and the fact that the best Eishi's who could oppose them escaped is evidence of that. Im not sure who the cocky ass hole was who is pulling the strings but he irritated me and i hope he gets shot in the face or get nom nom by the BETA.
I highly doubt we will see any "real" casualties from the leading characters. Right now my biggest curiosity is what the Infinities are up too, because i dont trust them nor the orders they were given.
Animation was not as horrid as some people are making it out to be, but it was not great mute point to me.
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Or the nutjobs who blow up abortion clinics or assassinate doctors practicing it for a closer example.
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Quoting Dr. Frankenstein: Its ALIVE!!, Its ALIVE!!! ^^
Seriously though, I see quite a number of abnormally large and pointy boobs here . Also, the animation for the jiggling boobs are a lot more noticeable than any other non-CG animation in this ep .
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Okay so can anyone please tell us what the anime has SKIPPED according to the novels? I know there is alot. Sharon's conversations with Yuuya and his crew? Interactions between Cui and Cryska? Cui smearing her breasts on Yuuya's face while having him on an arm lock? Tell us what we missed because of this sad quality of an anime!
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Xavier Cedeno claimed off waivers
The Nationals have claimed Xavier Cedeno off waivers from the Astros today. That is all.
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Once watched Cedeno strike out the first 9 batters he faced. We had free tacos in the 4th inning. Sad that things didn't work out better for him here.
- April 23, 2013 at 2:31 PM
I could not care less if I tried.
- April 23, 2013 at 6:11 PM
Why do teams keep picking up our pitchers off waivers when they're supposed to be so horrible ?
Cedeno occasionally looks dominant against lefties, but his command is noy consistent enough to have success; perhaps the proverbial "change of scenery" or a diffferent pitching coach will help.
- April 23, 2013 at 11:24 PM
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In the following colloquia, I have a question about how neque is used:
Libanus: "Sed decem et decem sunt vīgintī. Vīgintī nōn est parvus numerus. Familia mea est magna!"
Dēlia: "Nōn magna, sed parva est -- neque tua est familia!"
I understand that neque can be neither/nor /or. Dēlia is saying that 20 isn't great, but small. Then she says 'neither/nor/or is your family'. Or at least, that's how I read it. I know that what is meant is that '20 isn't great, but small - and so is your family'.
Is this written incorrectly, or am I reading it incorrectly? Her basic statement is 'the number 20 is small' and then she adds a clause saying 'nor is your family' I can only see neque referring back to that statement and in so doing, it doesn't make sense. Shouldn't she be saying 'itaque' - 'and so is your family'?


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I'm now retired and a complete neophyte at baking. I'm slowly working my way through Jeffrey Hamelman's wonderful book.
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One of the mistakes I'm making is to assume things that simply aren't there when reading the recipes. For instance, in both previous attempts, after dividing and pre-shaping the Ciabatta's and letting them rest for about 10 minutes, I went ahead and shaped them into an oval loaf (page 71) before the final 1 1/2 hour fermentation. On re-reading the recipe this morning, I realized that it makes no mention of this kind of shaping, but just suggests pulling the dough into a rough rectangle before final fermentation.
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As accusations fly, Nashua mayor to make public commentBy KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
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November 07. 2013 10:55PM
NASHUA - Amid a whirlwind of accusations against her and her husband, Mayor Donnalee Lozeau today will hold her first press conference since taking office six years ago.
Since Lozeau issued a statement on Oct. 29 claiming the Nashua Police Department launched politically motivated investigations into her husband, David, and herself over the last several years, the mayor has remained relatively quiet this week about the matter.
Previously, she said the attempt by one or more persons in the police department to "start a smear campaign based on an unfounded investigation to achieve political goals is shocking and appalling."
She has maintained that an old police investigation involving her husband, former bail commissioner David Lozeau, resurfaced after she issued her State of the City address earlier this year and publicly called on the five police unions to negotiate new contract agreements with retroactive health care concessions.
The police investigation began in 2009 after a confidential informant - identified by David Lozeau as Tom Brennan, a man he sued in 2008 over a dispute about a truck - accused the Lozeaus of bid rigging and drug use, and made allegations of questionable practices by David Lozeau in his position as a bail commissioner. The mayor's husband resigned from that post earlier this year at the height of the allegations.
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