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It's a classy package and certainly the best Raving Rabbids game yet but please, we don't need any more.
Honestly, they might as well drop Rayman from the title of the game for everyone now knows that the Rabbids are the stars of the show here.
They deserve to be stars, too. With their brilliant "Bwaaaah" catchphrase and amusing spoofs of film and TV shows, they are some of the funniest videogame characters around and are truly deserving of their own game. We'd much rather spend time with these little chaps than Rayman and his mates even if, essentially, it means playing a load of mini-games.
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This time the Rabbids have invaded Rayman's TV and it all begins brilliantly when we see the Rabbids standing inside the TV, messing with the brightness and volume settings while occasionally letting off a fart. All very childish but quite amusing for anyone who appreciates toilet humour. Then you have to create your own TV schedule by playing mini-games. Each game will fill one of seven slots on a schedule and you have to complete each one to unlock the next slot before moving onto the next day. In between, Rayman will turn up and mope around like an angry pensioner who's annoyed that Gardener's World has been cancelled in favour of the football.
It's all presented beautifully and the way some of the games parody popular TV shows and films is quite funny. So you've got Prison Fake, a game where you have to pump the Remote to make your Rabbid speed through tunnels before other bunnies. Then there's Pimp My Rabbid, a game where you have to accessorise your Rabbid according to vague instructions such as making your Rabbid hairy and sexy. Fail and you'll be egged.
Yet underneath all this flash TV-style presentation lies another Rabbids mini-game compilation, only this time many of the games are playable with the Balance Board. So you'll be standing on the Board and shifting your weight to direct flames in Rabzilla, dancing along to Acceptable In The '80s and sitting on it to race through the snow. Most of the games are superior to those in Wii Fit but the fact that you can play them with just the Remote and Nunchuk makes it all feel a bit gimmicky.
Party Poopers
Most of the mini-games are good but really, unless you've got a bunch of mates to play this with, you won't really enjoy Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party as it is easy to blast through the mini-games and fill your TV schedule. Also, as you work through the schedules in solo mode you'll realise that many of the games are repeated and some are just variations on games we played in Raving Rabbids 2. However, with friends it can be enjoyable, as you shake your Remotes furiously to be the last man standing in Rabbid Wrestling and see who can fry and bat the most steaks into a Moose's mouth.
Yet while it's undeniably very funny at times, inventive and the best Rayman Raving Rabbids game yet, it is difficult to see how you will persuade anyone over the age of 12 to jump on board. TV Party is a fun game that younger gamers will enjoy goofing around on with their friends and family. However, because most of the games don't require a great deal of skill, it's hard to see the seasoned gamer parting with £35 for what is, essentially, just another mini-game compilation that will struggle to hold your attention once you've filled the schedule.


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57th Annual Financial Literacy and Economic Education Conference
October 3 - 6, 2018 (Wed - Sat)
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The Sheraton Atlanta Hotel's special conference rate is $169 a night. Hotel room rates are subject to state and local taxes, currently 16.9% (sales tax 8.9% and occupancy 8%) plus a State Hotel Assessment Fee of $5.00 per room/per night. The special rate is being honored 3 days prior and 3 days after the Conference dates.
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The British Columbia education system, as well as its institutions and teachers, is regarded as being among the highest quality in the world. The Provincial Government, through the Ministry of Education, provides and regulates the curriculum taught in our schools by government certified teachers.
Most students in our province enter kindergarten at age 5 and generally complete Grade 12 at age 18. Our school year begins in September and finishes in June, with additional supplementary programs continuing throughout the summer. Our school day is 8:30 am to 2:40 pm, Monday to Friday, with breaks for nutrition and lunch.
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We wanted to update you on a call to action we have been answering in response to the Dallas shooting. Two very worthy drives have been started started to support the families of the fallen police officers and the police officers who are living with the tragedies of the event. Here are some ways to help out:
The Dallas Modern Quilt Guild along with the Fort Worth and McKinney Modern Quilt Guilds are collecting heart blocks for the #quiltsforpeace campaign. See Instagram for more information here.
We are collecting 10.5' (unfinished) quilt blocks of blue hearts with white backgrounds to make 50X60" quilts. These are similar to the rainbow blocks as we are still collecting for the #quiltsforpulse campaign and the tutorial can be found here. Even if you have time to make just one heart it would be a huge help to the effort! You can drop your block(s) off at Stitched with Love or the FW MQG is accepting them in person (M-T 8:30AM-6:30PM) or by mail: Ann Revard C/O University Counseling Center, 1533 Merrimac Circle, Suite 101, Fort Worth, 76107
If you have the time and would like to sew with others, there are 3 Sew-In's scheduled:
1. July 17th, 1-5pm at Dallas Downtown Library, 5th Floor in the Hamon Room. 1515 Young St, Dallas 75201
2. July 24th, 10am - ? at Urban Spools in Dallas. Casa Linda Plaza, 1152 N. Buckner Blvd #121, Dallas 75218
3. July 30th, 10am-5pm at Sew Fabricated in Pantego / Arlington. 2899 W. Pioneer Parkway, Pantego 76013
You can also join McKMQG at our 5th Friday Community Sew Day on July 29th for 6:30 PM-9:00 PM at Stitched with Love. The evening plan will be to assemble the #quiltsforpulse and #quiltsforpeace blocks which have been generously donated.
If you cannot attend any of these events but want to contribute we will also need people to quilt and bind these creations! Please contact us via our Facebook page & our Charity Quilts coordinator will get in touch.
Operation Comfort is collecting quilts to be donated to the first-responders in our community. Lynn explained it best on her Stitched with Love blog: "It started with a simple phone call that has spread nation-wide. We are gathering quilts to be given to those that have that special calling and took the oath to serve and protect. Those especially that were targeted last Thursday in Dallas. We are hoping to deliver the quilts the first week of August - so there is an urgency to the mission. There are several drop off locations around the country, or you can send your quilt to us here at Stitched with Love, 500 N. Custer Rd. Ste 110, McKinney, TX 75071. We also have an email set up - operationcomfortdallas@
outlook.com for questions. To go to the official Facebook site, click here. We would love it if you could help reach our goal." Lynn is sponsoring Sew-In Days for Operation Comfort July 12-25 from 10-4 at Stitched with Love in McKinney, TX.
We understand life is busy for everyone so any little thing you can do to help out would be wonderful. If you have any questions or wish to volunteer for the quilting or binding of the quilts please feel free to contact us via our Facebook page and our Charity Quilts coordinator will get in touch!


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On Thursday March 28th, 2018, Jer Bot gave and artists' talk to our students about his recent work creating animation capable meshes for living creatures that have been scanned in 3D form using a technique called photogrammetry. If you are a fan of EDAC, you know that adjunct faculty member, Owen Murray has been using photogrammetry techniques in Egypt. (http://owensark.com/2015/02/hypostyle-hall/)
Jer Bot (yes, he legally changed his last name to Bot) is an animator and innovator with a long career in I.T., 3D Animation, and post-production solutions integration. You can see more about him on his website at http://jerbot.net/
For his artist talk, Jer showcased a project he has been working on with the Digital Life project. In this project, he showed the process of capturing the living creature with a photogrammetry camera rig that generate intensely accurate, but quite unusable, for animation purposes, meshes. His goal was to create an animation capable sea turtle. This included an optimized mesh that would stretch and warp as various parts of the model shift during the animation cycle.
Starting from photo data, to a highly detailed model and texture. things called normal maps and dealing with lighting challenges, Jer explored various strategies to create an accurate, optimized model of a sea turtle that is available for everyone to use!
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Police officers are appealing for witnesses after a fatal collision on the A428.
The incident happened at about 1.10pm on Tuesday, February 13 when a black Vauxhall Corsa was travelling south on the A428 from Crick towards Long Buckby.
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Hitting DVD and VOD today is the creepy possessed doll found footage flick HEIDI. In horror few things are creepier than dolls and when the fucker won't go away it's an evil game no one wants to play! The Daniel Ray feature is available today on DVD and VOD and the details on the release and trailer are found below. Enjoy and next time you go to grandma's house make sure you leave the attic alone.
Wild Eye Releasing has opened the toy chest and brought Daniel Ray's Heidi to DVD and Digital HD to punish all the bad children. Available nationwide on April 11th, Daniel Ray's first feature took home five awards at the Pollygrind Film Festival of Las Vegas, including Audience Choice for Best Feature Film. Heidi stars Samuel Brian, Joei Fulco, Joey Bell, Eva Falana, Elizabeth Callahan and Michael Monteiro.
After investigating a neighbor's attic, two high school pranksters are increasingly plagued by a series of disturbing, supernatural events involving a creepy, vintage doll named Heidi. As she stalks them day and night, no one will take their claims seriously until it is too late.
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About OIG
The 1988 amendment to the Inspector General Act of 1978 added the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), along with 32 other agencies, to the list of agencies with statutory Inspectors General.
The Office of Inspector General was formally established at NARA in April 1989.
Mission Statement
The OIG serves the American citizen by improving the effectiveness, efficiency, and economy of NARA programs and operations. As part of our mission, we detect and prevent fraud and abuse in NARA programs, and strive to ensure proper stewardship over Federal funds. We accomplish this by providing high-quality, objective audits and investigations, and serving as an independent, internal advocate. Unique to our mission among other OIGs is our duty to ensure NARA protects and preserves the items belonging in our holdings, while safely providing the American people with the opportunity to discover, use, and learn from our documentary heritage.
Inspector General: James Springs
If you have been employed by the OIG and signed any sort of nondisclosure agreement, please see the note about the WhistleBlower Protection Enhancement Act of 2012.


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Australian online casinos are some of the most popular out there. If you are an Australian online player then you want to know that you are going to be able to find an online casino that is the perfect match for you. The good news is you should have no problem finding an excellent one for you. When you are looking at the different casinos and comparing them against one another there are a few things you should take a real close look at.
One area where you want to pay special attention to is the gaming section. Here you want to look at the different types of games and be sure that you see at least most of the ones you look forward to playing the most. Some examples of the more popular types of casino games you will see include video poker, pokies, table games, card games, bingo, keno, and many others. Each casino offers what it chooses and this is why you need to look at each one of the casinos separately.
Best Australian Online Casinos
Bonuses and promotions help players get started and give them special rewards along the way. When you see a casino offering a lot of different bonuses you should take a closer look and make sure you are going to be able to clear those bonuses in a simple enough manner. As long as you can, then this is a good indicator that the casino may be a winner.
Pay attention to the software and the customer support. A casino is only as good as the software it is powered by and the customer support it offers its players. You want to have a secure feeling about where you are playing and paying close attention to these two things will help you know that you are going with an Australian online casino you can count on to care for your needs.
Best Deposit Methods
Luckily, there are a lot of different types of banking options you can select from when it comes to making your deposits. Here are a few of the more popular of the banking methods open to Australian online casino players:
Credit Cards
Credit Cards are one of the most popular of all the best deposit methods with players from all different regions and this is the same for Australian casino players. You will feel comfortable since you are already used to using your credit card. Plus, the transactions are very fast and this means you can get t all those games right away.
You can also use a method called Poli which provides you with a reliable way to deposit your funds into your online casino account. This is a free service in which you can move money from your banking account into your NETeller account as long as you have the service authorization with your bank.
There are other popular eWallets many Australians like to use and just a few of them include Skrill/Moneybookers, Click2Pay, and PaySpark/EziPay.
Legal History
Australia has been considered to be one of the friendliest regions when it comes to gambling. The problem that has come up with regards to online gambling has to do with the difficulty that comes with regulating it. Until a solid plan comes forth with regards to the regulation of the casinos Australia has passed a bill which does not make it illegal for players to play at an online casino, but does make it illegal for an online casino to accept a player logging in from Australia.


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Lladro Boutique
Lladró is a Spanish company based in Tavernes Blanques, Valencia, that produces porcelain figurines. Our Lladro boutique is tax and duty free! All of Lladro's beautiful high porcelain figurines are hand made to perfection and brought to life!
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Caribbean prints, maps and ornaments. Unique handmade gift items from St Thomas and down island. Plus Caribbean teas, coffees, spices, sauces and more.
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"The material is well done and offers a structured and integrated approach, with thoughtful questions designed to expand the knowledge and deepen the faith of the participants. The curriculum references the Catechism of the Catholic Church, thereby enhancing the participant's scope of knowledge regarding the faith. This could be used effectively for those in need of evangelization and faith formation."
—Frank Blee, PhD, Director of Evangelization and Adult Faith Formation, Diocese of Camden, NJ
Host a study
Share the Good News and keep yourself accountable by hosting a study for your friends and family. Consider these excellent formats:
Family Night Study:
Choosing one night of the week for family bible study, parents and children can open the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church to do the Come and See Catholic Bible Study.
Neighborhood Bible Study:
A small group of friends and neighbors can gather in someone's home for 60 to 90 minutes each week to share a small group discussion on the bible study which has been completed by each individual during the week.
Men's Group Study:
Existing men's groups can allocate one hour a week during the academic year, late September to early May to discuss the home study questions in the bible study book.
Moms and Tots Groups:
Mothers with pre-school and early elementary school children can meet for bible study and simultaneously have their children doing the companion children's book of bible study.
Teen Groups:
High School CCD classes and candidates preparing for confirmation could benefit from doing the Come and See ~ Bible Study Books as well as groups of teens with an adult. Participants can thus be challenged to apply the Sacred Scriptures to daily life.
Parish Groups:
Clergy and lay-people alike can share in the study of Sacred Scripture. Those with exceptional teaching gifts can spend extra time in doing additional research and preparing a short wrap-up lecture which recaps and highlights the main point of the bible passage studied.


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Traditionally, nail polish is not a clean beauty product. However, when my young daughter began asking to have her nails painted, I was determined to find something cleaner than what I was used to using.
You can check out some of the amazing colors offered by Poofy Organics here. Don't forget to grab a bottle of polish remover and top and base coat!


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Here are just a few of the thousands of results experienced at our Bioenergy Life Center Healing events.
"My daughter came in walking with a cane and after treatment she got up and said, "Mr. Pain is gone!"
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"We are doing great, my mother in law is not using the cane anymore and I got the IEP meeting for K. ( autism) and because of his progress he have been promoted to a general education class just in the subject of his strength which is Math just to begin with. As the time goes by they will see his performance the idea is to be pulled in all other subjects. Thanks a lot for your invaluable help and look forward to see you in the next clinic."
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We work to make your space beautiful, and if you want it - effortless to maintain.
From drawing up initial plans, creating a complete new design, to ongoing maintenance, Spring and Fall clean-ups, lawn service, masonry and more - we can do as little or as much as you like. Many of our clients become "friends for life" because who better to trust the upkeep of your beautiful creation, than the team that lovingly created it?
Planning a new garden, new house, driveway, windows….before you jump with construction think to bring us in to show you the best vantage point to pull up to the house, the best placement of the pool, where a wind break will best serve your plantings or your enjoyment - while remembering just what privacy you require.


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Regardless of the specific technique, meditation begins with the practice of trained attention. Like a work out for the body, meditation is a training for the mind. The practice of focusing on the breath is like a bicep curl, telling the mind to return to a single pointed focus on the breath every time it wanders.
We cannot control the thoughts that arise in the mind. But we can control how we choose to respond to them. In our natural state, our thoughts elicit strong emotions without our conscious consent, carrying us away like a tornado and affecting our decision making. By bringing awareness to our thoughts, we create space in between thoughts. In that space we can compassionately witness the thought and ask the question of does this thought serve me? We take back the agency of conscious choice and remain centered and balanced, in the driver seat of our emotional well being and decision making. Because the mind is the control station of how we operate our lives, meditation as a training of the mind benefits just about every aspect of our lives. Meditation is a versatile practice that can be tailored to the needs of the situation and individual.
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Icaro Ball is made up of many thin steel wires that, as many meridians welded at the poles, create a cage from which the light filters in a soft and neat way.
Floor lamp in painted natural painted, white or black matt steel wire. Light bulb at sight or covered by a stripe in removable material for the indoor version and enclosed in an hermetic white satin glass for the outdoor version.
OUTDOOR version: metal parts are protected against atmospheric agents, with electrolytic galvanising treatment and finishing with resistant polyester coating.
Brian Rasmussen
IP Rating
Indoor 20 | Outdoor 44/65
Light Source
Lamp type E27 | Max watt 10/12W LED DIM
D 750 x H 700mm | D 900 x H 820mm
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Janos Héder and Judit Zoltai are well-known when it comes to designer lamps and installations - for good reason. They have not only been the designers of, but the driving force be- hind the success story of the decade, bringing chandeliers to life for projects all over the World.
Melbourne Studio.
259 Swan Street, Richmond VIC 3121
Phone. (03) 9037 0893
Opening Times. Monday-Friday 9.30am – 5pm
Saturday 10am – 4pm
Public holiday – closed
Adelaide Studio.
442 Pulteney Street, Adelaide SA 5000
Phone. (08) 7120 6297
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Opening Times. Monday-Friday 10am – 5pm
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Hi Happy Hookers!
It's time to fasten off and weave in the ends! Guess what!? If you've made it to this step, then you're almost done with your beanie! Hooray!
In case you missed them, click the links below for the previous videos and steps to making your beanie:
Magic circle/ring - mc/r
Single crochet - sc
Increase - inc
In this video, you will see my favorite tips and tricks for fastening off the beanie to make the edge nice and smooth. I know, everybody hates the part where you have to weave in the ends, but here I'll show you 2 different techniques to make weaving quick, easy and as painless as possible.
Did you like this video? If so, please comment below and share it with your crochet friends!
If you'd like to make the striped beanie that's featured in the video, please visit my pattern store here.


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Community Impact
Read and Glow Books is more than a publishing company. We strive to not only make a positive impact in the lives of young people, but we also strive to make positive impacts in our community. If you are interested in teaming up with Read and Glow Books for a community outreach program contact us here!
Guest Author at Loma Linda Hospital
Shereen will be featured as a guest author at Loma Linda Hospital. She will be teaming up with organizations and community members in effort to purchase a copy of "Ahni and her Dancing Secret" for each child patient.
If you or your organization would like to team up with Read and Glow books, send your inquiries here.
Collecting Supplies for refugee children
Shereen is an active member of the Ladera Ranch Social Justice Committee. Their latest project was to collect supplies for refugee children fleeing from Syria. Check out more information on the LRSJC here.


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Merry Christmas From Sandy Paws!
In our house the Christmas holiday is a little chaotic.
You're surprised that a little dog like me even knows what that word means? I'm a reader. I do it at night when the people are upstairs in bed. We have a lot of books, and I have Isabelle and Harry help me.
ANYway... There's boxes and wrapping paper (that Harry and Isabelle find endlessly fascinating) and then stuff in side them, and all my best friends stop by to visit ... My Molly and my Conor and my Rory all under one roof for the night - I'm in Pug Heaven!
And, yeah, on Christmas morning they forgot all about me and my breakfast when they were making a brunch for my Auntie Nan and her girls:
Me lovin' my Auntie Nan
My cousins, Kaley and Darcy
I had a happy day, and I hope you all did, too.
My dad fed me smoked salmon and a tiny bit of aged cheese. Mom does not know this, so PLEASE do not tell. She'll just go on about keeping to my doggie diet.
I love you all...
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Friday, December 24, 2010
MAN! Am I Busy This Time Of Year!
You'd think it would be Christmas stuff, but no!
Mom had to deliver a lot of paintings yesterday (really, Mom? You couldn't have finished them BEFORE the day before Christmas eve?) to the South Shore of Boston, and of course she needed me to help. Between stops we pulled over at the water in the Crow Point section of Hingham.
The tide was HIGH!
"Stand in front of the Boston Skyline" she said.
I am, I guess, supposed to just 'know' where and what that is. Get real.
Before we got in the car to head to Scituate, I saw the waves and scampered (yeah, I'm a scamper-er!) over to get my feet wet - BRRRRR!
Then we did the last 2 drop-offs and I was just BEAT. Mom untied my back leg from my leash (You know when you do that twirly thing before you lay down... I'm always getting tied up doing that!) and put on Christmas music on the radio, gave me a cookie, and rubbed my head till I fell asleep. The next thing I know we're back in RI, taking pictures of the big fishing boats all strung up with lights. I'll show you that tomorrow - a little Christmas present from me to all my wonderful Blogging friends!
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Wordless Wednesday
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Sunday, December 19, 2010
OH! Christmas Tree!
I went and picked out our Christmas tree today.
My Mom made us stop at FOUR places, before we went to the place we usually go anyway:
And while the other four places had very few trees - including one Christmas Tree FARM, this farm had millions of trees. Trust me. I counted.
It's a cute farm that seems to label everything. "Rabbit Habitat", "Wreaths", and this one below, that I could not believe...
See the 'DUH' look on my face???
Anyway, I was a little confused about the etiquette at a 'tree' farm:
But THAT one was already dead, OK?
So anyway I picked out a really good tree...
And as you saw in the top picture, it even fit IN the Prius, with the tailgate shut and everything!
We had a really happy day today, even though Mom dragged us to the studio and made Dad and me nap for a couple of hours while she worked... and LOOK how the day ended up!!!
(That's Isabelle on the top of the chair - she didn't really help like I did, she stayed out of the way)
And.... hey, people... the star is crooked! I didn't do it and I can't reach it!
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Friday, December 17, 2010
This is me, when my Mom picked me up at my Molly's new house. This is me saying "Why didn't YOU come with me the first time I visited here. I didn't know where I was. I was scared. Too scared to poop. And I couldn't get close enough to my Molly. How close did I want to be? Well... under her skin, actually." See, I love my Molly. And Mike, too. But I didn't KNOW this place, and well, I'm a dog and I didn't understand why it didn't smell like Molly's other apartment.
Don't get me wrong. It is FUN FUN FUN to visit my Molly. And I'll be a little more relaxed next time, because I 'know' it now. And I know Mom knows how to come get me. That's IF I get invited again.
Here's me and Dad discussing whether or not I could 'handle' any of the snacks my Molly put out for us. Dad thought 'no', but... really, I could. I know I could have.
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Her Cheating Heart...
Yeah... I know it's supposed to be 'Wordless Wednesday', but I am just about to POP and I have to tell you this. My Mom went away all day on Saturday. And LOOK where she went. To the Bay Colony Dog Show in Providence. WithOUT me. Yeah, no 'pets' allowed, blah, blah, blah... And LOOK where she hung out! At the Pug ring! THAT picture is NOT me!
Neither is this... (but she IS cute...)
And what's with THIS chick?
Not sure, but I think he's a Rock Star...
I think this gentleman was trying to look like his dog. He 'got' the mouth, but the eyes need to be more cheerful and sweet I think. He needs to work on that.
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Sunday, December 12, 2010
Tis The Season....
I've only lived through ONE other Holiday Season, so I am not an expert, but I think this is exhausting! There's so much 'cheer'. And look, I got a new Baby - a reindeer! Mom let me pick it out at Petsmart. Well, I picked it out while she was reading some labels, and when she turned around to see why I was so quiet she said "PACO! You took that off the shelf? You got slobber all over it - now I HAVE to buy it!"
So, OK. Try to imagine this. You're a little dog. You go into a great - I mean really great - store filled with dog chews and pigs' ears and great smelling cookies - out in the open in a cookie bar, no less. There are all sorts of babies sitting on puppy-height shelves - there for the takin', I say!
You want one of those babies - REALLY want one. But... can you talk? No. Whining does not get the point across. Sitting down and staring - same deal. Nothing. What would you do? I say GRAB the baby you want and lick it all over - then she'll have to buy it for you. I'm not smart, I'm just a puppy, but I'm THAT smart ;)
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Thursday, December 9, 2010
They Say I'm The BEST DOG EVER
Hey, it's not me.. I hear them saying it these days. See, when my Mom is teaching in the studio - THIS is what I look like. I stay right here in my little bed. Every once in a while I snuffle, moan or turn around but ... and this is hard... I'm in the BACKGROUND.
Oh, I say 'hi' to everyone. but it's so nice. They play fun music (which makes me sleepy), and they talk and laugh and paint.
So. That being said, is it the WORST thing in the world if, when I get home from being GOOOD for 4 hours... if I eat a few dirty tissues that I find in the trash basket? Or a little bit of cat poop?
NO! I'm not hungry, just bored!
I just remember Mom saying.. "Best Dog Ever"..... :)
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Friday, December 3, 2010
Paco On The MTA
OK, I know what you're thinking... is that dog on the SUBWAY? (tilt your head to the side...)
Yeah... that's kinda what I was thinking, too!
My Mom had a busy couple of days, and my Molly was very lonely, so I thought "I'll go hang with Molly, help her write and stuff. I like that."
But what I DIDn't know was that I'd have to get on a TRAIN. Heck, I didn't even know what a train WAS. So here's me, being brave.
Otherwise, having a blast as usual.... ;)
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Wordless Wednesday
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Sunday, November 28, 2010
Drama King
I can make my whole family laugh. I sigh and huff and moan, and I can even roll my eyes! This guy, my Conor, carries me around. He believes me when I say I have to go for a walk and it's midnight. He lectures me on healthy eating ("No Pizza for YOU, Paco, it's not good for you!"). Then he laughs at all my tricks.
He and Molly like it when I 'attack' the dogs on the Dog Show on TV.
I could totally 'take' that silly Golden Retriever! And NO, that's not a 'piddle pad' I'm standing on. I mean, well, yes it is but it must be for Harry or Isabelle. Not me. I'm not a baby anymore!
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Friday, November 26, 2010
Hope you all had a Happy Thanksgiving.
I guess it's a day all about Gratitude, which I am full of.
For instance, I am very grateful that my Molly and my Conor come to visit me. (Molly's legs are UNDER me in the above photo) When they come they sometimes bring special cookies or toys, but they ALWAYS hug and love me, take me for fun walks and rides, and let me sleep right on top of them! My Mom and Dad never do that, although, yeah, I'm grateful for them, too. I guess you could say I have
Now my kitty sister, Isabelle, has what I call CATITUDE.
Harry had a bad rap, but he actually is very grateful for ME (and Mom)!
So I hope you all got good turkey, although not as much as me, because I had a tummy ache after. :(
I'm grateful for all of YOU friends, too! xoxox
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Tuesday, November 23, 2010
I was in the garden yesterday, and it struck me ... no more snacks! I guess I'm just learning about 'Seasons' and what the heck that means. I'm so glad it's not hot anymore. I feel like running around and rolling on the ground, growling and yipping - you know how that is.
But I LOVED coming out to my garden! In the morning while Mom and Dad sat and sipped coffee at their little table I would wander and disappear into these big areas of... well, my favorites were the tiny tomatoes! Talk about bite sized snacks! I could pluck the red ones right off the vine! (Don't tell ME I can't see color!) I also loved the red peppers. But they were a little harder to get off the vine. Ohhhh, I DID it, but it was harder! Yum! Who needs "Dog Food"???
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Sunday, November 21, 2010
Flattery, Carolyn, Will Get You Everywhere
My Mom knows this awesome artist, Carolyn Finnell, who is doing 30 pet portraits in 30 days. Mom sent her a picture of ME, and guess what? It's on her blog today! We couldn't drag it her, but check-check-check it out! I ate a new pencil today, because we think I may have to sign autographs... Mom said that I am in danger of being a celebrity... I said "So what?" (pssst... what's a celebrity?)
Apparently you don't EAT the pencils to write with them. Hey, I'm a dog, I didn't got to People School or anything. I've SEEN people put pens and pencils in weird places. Their mouths. Behind their ears, in their ponytails, pants pockets and goodness knows where else. Besides.... did anyone notice I don't have fingers?
Thanks Carolyn. I'm trying to convince my parents to buy it for me!
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Thursday, November 18, 2010
She Loves Me....
Last time I posted I was asked by a friend if my Mom ever painted me. Yup! Here's one.. and it sold to one of her favorite artists. She said it's OK, that she sees me in this exact 'pose' a LOT. I actually think it's one of her best paintings.... I can't help it. You see on Thursdays she puts on a radio show called Artists Helping Artists and sets up her paints right near my best chair. When she arranges that cuddly blanket on it, and starts humming while she paints it's just zzzzZZZZzzzzzzzzZzzz....
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Thursday, November 11, 2010
Hey! What's Up?
I have to say I love my Mom so much, but lately, well... she's been a little irritating. I have done all this fun stuff - and the family even has photos of it - but when I say "Can we blog now?" She says, "Later, Paco, I'm busy posting, prepping for class, getting my demo ready, packing the car, framing... really. All I hear is "Blah, blah, blah..."
It's not ABOUT her. It's about ME. And YOU. My friends. So, OK, we'll catch up slowly. Because my family noticed I had sucked the innards out of the limbs of all my 'babies' they got me a NEW green baby. With lots of legs for me to suck on.
So, OK. I can be bought, I guess. :) :) :)
I have missed all of you!
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Innocent Until PROVEN Guilty
I did NOT do it. I swear!
And I'm TOO MUCH of a gentleman to say who DID steal the little luscious Maple Candies Mom bought. Too, too much.
Pssst.... Don't worry, Isabelle... I promise I won't tell...
****pssst... just tell me.... were they good?****
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Monday, August 9, 2010
Dog Days Of August
Ok, it's been SO humid this summer, I kicked my buddy Harry off his chair and claimed it. He's just a cat, you know? He can find a high place with a nice breeze and jump up there. I've chewed all the straw-like stuff off one side of this chair, so my chins (yes, plural) feel nice and supported. (Mom has finally STOPPED yelling stuff about "ruining" the best furniture she has. She now sees how I have made it BETTER.)
Anyway, apparently it isn't HOT ENOUGH here, so my buddy Rory went to the DESERT. Yeah. A place called Las Vegas. He loved it, as Mom said he would, but I think he really missed me. He thought about me so much he bought me this 'wife beater' (not that I WANT a wife, nor if I had one would I BEAT her!) shirt. I am to wear it to the Dog Park. It says I'm in charge. Cool!
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Monday, August 2, 2010
I don't really like Summer. Gotta admit it. That heat and humidity gets my itchies going and makes it hard to get comfortatble. I can't run around. I don't like to swim. We don't have air conditioning (hint.. hint...). Even though my Mom cools me down by wetting me all the time, and I have my own fan in front of my own chair.. still, I like the cooler days better. Mom says August will have some nice cool days. *sigh* I hope so...
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Monday, July 26, 2010
Heaven... I'm in Heaven....
This morning my Mom got me up REAL early - I usually like to sleep in - to see this moon setting, below...
And I thought... "OK, Nice, but isn't it still, like.. NIGHT?" But she had made a cup of her favorite tea and said we could sit on the front porch and watch the sky wake up.
I ... couldn't .... stay .... awake......
So Mom held me in her arms and I took a liiiiittle nap. She got no more tea after this, but does she really need 3 cups of tea?
Do you think I need wrinkle cream?
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Friday, July 23, 2010
This evening my Mom was a little cranky (I KNOW - whaaaat?) because she was trying to paint and I was running around, and Dad was asking her a million questions and she couldn't concentrate. My Dad found my new :) brush and took me to the garden to try it out. Hey - did you know it can reach that *spot* on your lower back, right above your tail that you can't get to? AAaaaaahhhhhhhhh... we both had a great 'time out'.
And I just want to say thanks to all my doggie and people friends who have stuck with me and NOT forgotten me while my Mom was "getting her act together". As if it's 'together' now. ;) I love her anyway..... and all of you, too...
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Thursday, July 22, 2010
Another SHOT?
See me here? Don't I look TERRIFIED?
My Mom says "Go with the nice lady, Paco, and there's a treat when you come back!"
OK, but I KNOW what 'shot' means. I had one a few weeks ago for my Lyme Disease exposure. This lady smiled for the camera, but as soon as the photo shoot was over she was *all business*. OOOWWWWWW!
I actually need 2 treats after this. Isn't it enough I have to take pills for my itchies every morning and night? (OK, I get CHEESE with them, but still..)
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Wordless Wednesday (Reports of my demise have been greatly exaggerated..)
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Monday, May 31, 2010
I'm A Recycler
The other day my Mom said "Paco, you are going to have to get a job." I think she doesn't see I HAVE a job. I'm a recycler. I find stuff, that the people in my house are not using AT THAT MOMENT and I 'save' them. Today I got a shoe, a coke bottle (under my back end) and a water container. They were just going to put that plastic in the big blue tub. Why? I'll line my little bed with it. Don't tell ME what's comfortable! You don't know until you try it. I've got a nice layer of 'puggie fat' to cushion me, too. I hope you all recycle.. I bet you do, too!
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Gardening Is Not My 'Thing'
So Mom says "It's such a nice day, Paco, lets get some of our flowers in!" Wow! Wait... why would she think I would want to help with that? I'm busy flattening the stuff that comes UP without us having to do any 'planting', like the irises and tulips, etc. I DO like chewing on the dead straw and stuff that she pulls out when she's clearing spots for the flowers.
Mostly, they just get in the way of stuff, like
And THIS is how I like to play with it! RUFF! RUFF! Grrrrr!
Here I'm pretending it's The Bad Thing. I can get it! I can kill it! LEMME at it!
:) so fun.
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A "Point-ed" Conversation
By Johnny Wideman
It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's … Cap'n Green--Glenbrook Day Camp's newest attempt at making the camp grounds as "green" as possible.
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The China-Google protest logo album
I'm collecting photoshopped/altered Google logos by bloggers and others in response to the search engine company's decision to kowtow to China. Let a thousand protest icons bloom!
Here was mine:
Pam at Atlas Shrugs, who's calling on you to divest from Google:
Got more? Send 'em in.
Meantime, Pajamas Media is tracking the story. And Thomas Lipscomb has an important piece up at E&P on "The Real Cost of Google's Sellout to China:"
Last week Google announced its intention to resist a Department of Justice court action underway. DOJ wanted Google to allow a surveillance test of millions of its users' search queries as part of its effort to enforce online pornography legislation passed by Congress to protect children. Yahoo, AOL, and MSN had already agreed to cooperate. But now, in an extraordinary development, Google has announced its decision to join the largest internet censorship effort in the world, being run by Communist China.
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Editor's note: Noah Gray is a freshman at American University and the founder of Next Generation Network News. His website is http://www.noahgray.com/.
(CNN) -- Like many other college students at 10:15 on a Sunday night, I was cramming for my Monday morning exam as diligently as I could.
Just a few minutes later, however, I heard that there was to be breaking news at the White House. Like any aspiring journalist, I knew that I had to grab my camera and make my way into the mix in front of the White House.
I wasn't the only one. It seemed like the entirety of the American University student body was on the way to Pennsylvania Avenue, and with good reason.
While I was in my friend's rented car jetting toward the South Lawn, President Barack Obama was announcing the death of Osama bin Laden at America's hands. We passed dozens of American University students in cars, cabs, on bikes and on foot all making their way to celebrate the death of my generation's face of terror.
It seemed as though my phone was vibrating every five seconds or so. Indeed, Facebook and Twitter kept me abreast, with thousands of status updates from my generation about the latest breaking news. They were patriotic. They were celebratory. Some were witty. Some were terse. In short, the generation that grew up in fear of terror because of bin Laden all had something to say.
"This is unreal," my friend tweeted. "Being from Manhattan, Osama was the first person I was ever taught to hate. I waited 10 years, but now it's done. Unreal."
Death of bin Laden: Healing begins
We rolled up to the White House with the window down. We could hear roars from even two blocks away. Nobody knew where to park, so we parked on the side of the street and ran through Lafayette Park.
It was unbelievable. The scene looked more like a pep rally or frat party than anything political.
I tried to get reaction from all the students there, and it was incredibly challenging to talk over the roar of the crowd.
Opinion: Savor this moment in the name of the 3,000
An overall jubilant crowd cared more about the death of someone who was the face of terror for our generation rather than any final exams the next day.
As an American, I will never forget the tragic events that occurred on September 11, 2001. As a student in Washington, I will never forget the events that occurred outside the White House on Sunday night.


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Sometimes one distraction just isn't enough. That's where picture-in-picture comes in.
I'm both pleased that my iPad can do this and ashamed that I'm apparently incapable of focusing on anything.
Hey there! The frogmob life is a simple, calm life. Frogs don't waste energy on anger and fighting. Or something. I like those two words together and my very first ever website was called frogmob.com, so I resurrected that here in the fediverse. Expect this text to change. We are interested in low-stress, happy and open discussions of life, faith, the universe, and Doctor Who.


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Foundations of Health Education/
I knew I was working with a great group of teachers when they were asked by their District Coordinator, Tempe Beall, to introduce themselves and share which National Health Education Standard they enjoyed teaching the most. I loved hearing things like, "I have my students role plays to practice interpersonal communication and self-management." "I love teaching students accessing information; accessing valid and reliable sources to promote health."
It's always a great day when I have the chance to work directly with health education specialists. Last week, I had the great opportunity to work with about 30 secondary health teachers from Howard County Public School System in Maryland. My objective was to review the the Foundations of Health Education. I was tasked to reinforce what most of them already know, but add content and teaching strategies to help build their portfolio of effective teaching strategies. We did activities around the Youth Risk Behavior Survey data (using data to drive curricular decisions) and the National Health Education Standards and Health Education Curriculum Analysis Tool. We reviewed their district health education policy, something many of them weren't familiar with. We spent some time discussing the effective practices in health education. I wanted to make sure all educators are implementing practices that we know (based in research) contribute to the adoption or maintenance of health-promoting behaviors and/or outcomes.
Thanks to an engaging group of teachers! They were so committed to health education and truly do believe that health is core. Thanks to those that reached out to me after the training and gave me some specific feedback. It's always appreciated!


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MOVEMENT MEETS STILLNESS. As a high-performance chair, the Plus[8] is well balanced and timelessly sleek, offering excellent flexibility. So although you may be seated, you're never sitting still. Read more
Even in its basic version, the Plus[8] is a high-performance chair. The Synchron tilt makes for a well-balanced pattern of movement and for secure comfort. The fine contours are well balanced and timelessly sleek. And you can add your own personal style with Motif and Contour options. Seat depth, sitting height and backrest height are adjustable. When you compose your own Plus[8], you can choose between two different back heights and two different armrests. Top it off with a headrest that can be adjusted in terms of height, depth and angle.


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New At-Home Math Resource for Parents
November 8, 2003
A free English/Spanish Web resource offers ten activities that help parents of elementary-aged children do math with their children as a part of everyday routines such as cleaning up, sharing fairly, or getting somewhere on time. "At Home with Math/Diez Actividades Cotidianas para Padres y Niños" engages children in arithmetic, estimation, measurement, problem-solving, and other important math skills—in the context of ordinary life at home.
"At Home with Math" was created by TERC, developer of the widely-adopted elementary mathematics curriculum Investigations in Data, Number and Space®, in collaboration with Ceridian Performance Partners. Designed for children ages 5-11 and their parents, the activities are available in .pdf format.
Development of "At Home with Math" was funded by the National Science Foundation. "At Home with Math/Diez Actividades Cotidianas para Padres y Niños" can be downloaded now at athomewithmath.terc.edu.


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Bacillus megaterium
|Bacillus megaterium
|Bacillus megaterium cells stained with Sudan Black B and safranin.
|Scientific classification
B. megaterium
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|Bacillus megaterium
de Bary 1884
Bacillus megaterium is a rod-like, Gram-positive, mainly aerobic spore forming bacterium found in widely diverse habitats.[1][2] With a cell length of up to 4 µm and a diameter of 1.5 µm, B. megaterium is amongst the biggest known bacteria.[3] The cells often occur in pairs and chains,[1] where the cells are joined together by polysaccharides on the cell walls[citation needed].
In the 1960s, prior to the development of Bacillus subtilis, B. megaterium was the main model organism among Gram-positive bacteria for intensive studies on biochemistry, sporulation and bacteriophages. Recently, its popularity has started increasing in the field of biotechnology for its recombinant protein production capacity.[3]
B. megaterium grows at temperatures from 3 °C to 45 °C, with the optimum around 30 °C. Some isolates from an Antarctic geothermal lake were found to grow at temperatures up to 63 °C.[1]
B. megaterium has been recognized as an endophyte and is a potential agent for the biocontrol of plant diseases. Nitrogen fixation has been demonstrated in some strains of B. megaterium.[1]
B. megaterium has been an important industrial organism for decades. It produces penicillin amidase used to make synthetic penicillin, various amylases used in the baking industry and glucose dehydrogenase used in glucose blood tests. Further, it is used for the production of pyruvate, vitamin B12, drugs with fungicidal and antiviral properties, etc.[2] It produces enzymes for modifying corticosteroids, as well as several amino acid dehydrogenases.
B. megaterium is known to produce poly-γ-glutamic acid. The accumulation of the polymer is greatly increased in a saline (2–10% NaCl) environment, in which the polymer comprises largely of L-glutamate (L-isomer content up to 95%).[4] At least one strain of B. megaterium can be considered a halophile, as growth on up to 15% NaCl has been observed.[5]
Phylogenetically, based on 16S rRNA, B. megaterium is strongly linked with B. flexus, the latter distinguished from B. megaterium a century ago, but only recently confirmed as a different species.[1] B. megaterium has some phenotypic and phylogenetic similarities with pathogens B. anthracis[6] and B. cereus, although itself being relatively harmless.[1]
B. megaterium is ubiquitous in the environment around us. In addition to being a common soil bacterium and an endophyte, it can be found in various foods (including honey, in which most microorganisms do not grow) and on a variety of surfaces, including clinical specimens, leather, paper, stone etc. It has also been isolated from cow feces, emperor moth caterpillars and greater wax moth frass.[1]
The method of[7] described in[1] can be used to isolate strains of B. megaterium from the soil. The procedure starts with plating 0.1 ml of dilutions of heat-treated soil suspensions on glucose mineral base agar: 10g Glc; 1g (NH4)2SO4 or KNO3; 0.8g K2HPO4; 0.2g KH2PO4; 0.5g MgSO4·7H2O; 0.05g CaSO4·7H2O; 0.01g FeSO4·7H2O; 12g agar; distilled water to 1 litre; adjust pH 7.0. Plates are incubated at 30 °C. White, round, smooth and shiny colonies 1–3 mm in diameter may develop on the nitrate (KNO3) medium in 36–48 hours. However, not all strains can use nitrate, therefore the recommendation to use the ammonium ((NH4)2SO4) medium in parallel. Colonies are detected by their appearance and suspects should be observed microscopically for the typically large cells of this species.
History of the name[edit]
The species was described by de Bary in 1884, who called it Bacillus megaterium, but did not give an etymology.[8] However, some subsequent authors called it B. megatherium assuming the name was incorrectly spelled.[9] This trend continues as many scientists (mainly from the developing world) still use the name B. megatherium,[10][11] sowing confusion.
The name B. megaterium is a nominative noun in apposition (see Rule 12 of IBCN[12]) and is formed from the Greek adjective mega, (μέγας , μεγάλη, μέγα) meaning "great",[13] and a second word of unclear etymology. Three hypotheses of the epithet "megaterium" are possible:[9]
- unintentional orthographic error (unlikely given the fact that de Bary and his students, consistently used the epithet "megaterium"), whereas it should have been megatherium, from therion (θηρίον, meaning "beast"[14]), to mean "great beast".
- a contraction of "megabacterium" as speculated by Rippel in[15] given the fact that de Bary called the bacterium with the nickname Grosstier or Grossvich
- stems from teras, teratos (τέρας, τέρατος, a neuter noun meaning omen or wonder or, indirectly, monster,[16]) which could be interpreted to mean "great monster" (with the Neolatin name being formed incorrectly given that there is no evidence of a Greek third declension noun when converted into Latin becoming a second Latin declension using the nominative stem, which is "ter-" while the other case use the stem "terat-". If were converted into a third declension noun it would have been "megateras, -atis").
Consequently, it was decided in the first jouridical opinion of the Bacteriological code that the name should remain "megaterium" given the unclear meaning.[9]
The etymology listed in LPSN is, despite being not quite correct, a fusion of the first and third interpretation Gr. adj. megas, large; Gr. n. teras -atis, monster, beast; N.L. n. megaterium, big beast.[17]
- ^ a b c d e f g h De Vos, P. et al. Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology: Volume 3: The Firmicutes. Springer (2009)
- ^ a b Vary, S. P. et al. Bacillus megaterium — from simple soil bacterium to industrial protein production host. Appl Microbial Biotechnol 76:957–967 (2007)
- ^ a b Bunk, B. et al. A short story about a big magic bug. Bioengineered Bugs 1:85–91 (2010)
- ^ Shimizu, K., Nakamura, H. & Ashiuchi, M. Salt-Inducible Bionylon Polymer from Bacillus Megaterium. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 73:2378–2379 (2007)
- ^ Khan, J. A. Biodegradation of Azo Dye by Moderately Halotolerant Bacillus megaterium and Study of Enzyme Azoreductase Involved in Degradation. Advanced Biotech 10:21–27 (2011)
- ^ Dib, E. G. et al. Nonhemolytic, Nonmotile Gram-Positive Rods Indicative of Bacillus anthracis. Emerg Infect Dis. 9:1013–1015 (2003)
- ^ Claus, D. Anreicherung und Direktisolierung aerober sporenbildender Bakterien. In Schlegel, pp 337–362 (1965)
- ^ DE BARY (A.): Vergleichende Morphologie und Biologie der Pilze, Mycetozoen und Bacterien. Wilhelm Engelmann, Leipzig, 1884.
- ^ a b c Buchanan, R. E.; Breed, R. S.; St. John-Brooks, R. (1951). "Opinion 1. The Correct Spelling of the Specific Epithet in the Species Name Bacillus Megaterium De Bary 1884: Approved by the Judicial Commission of the International Committee on Bacteriological Nomenclature". International Bulletin of Bacteriological Nomenclature and Taxonomy. 1: 35–36. doi:10.1099/0096266X-1-1-35.
- ^ Nahid, E.-A. Phenotypic and Genetic Variability Among Three Bacillus Megatherium Isolates. I. In Viro Evoluation of Tri-Calcium Phosphate Solubilizing Potential and Growth Pattern. J Am Sc 6:111–115 (2010)
- ^ Du, X. et al. Correlation of bacterial diversity in rot Chinese cabbage with the habitat. Wei Sheng Wu Xue Bao 51:1639-45 (2011)
- ^ Lapage, S.; Sneath, P.; Lessel, E.; Skerman, V.; Seeliger, H.; Clark, W. (1992). International Code of Nomenclature of Bacteria: Bacteriological Code, 1990 Revision. Washington, D.C.: ASM Press. PMID 21089234.
- ^ μέγας
- ^ θηρίον
- ^ Rippel, Arch Mikrobiol. 11, 470, 1940
- ^ τέρας
- ^ B. megaterium entry in LPSN [Euzéby, J.P. (1997). "List of Bacterial Names with Standing in Nomenclature: a folder available on the Internet". Int J Syst Bacteriol. Microbiology Society. 47 (2): 590–2. doi:10.1099/00207713-47-2-590. ISSN 0020-7713. PMID 9103655. Retrieved 2019-02-23.]


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6 top tips to increasing your digital income
As media agencies face more competition from online advertising like Google Adwords and Facebook adverts, increasing digital income has become essential. In fact, reports showed that UK national newspaper advertising revenue will return to growth this year as a result in rises in digital income across the industry.
So what can you do to bring in more income from digital channels? Here are our top six tips.
Know the market
If you're going to successfully pitch digital advertising, it's essential that you know what's happening. There has been a lot of media coverage about the death of traditional media, but that's simply not backed up by the figures
In truth, people are consuming a mix of traditional and digital advertising and often don't distinguish between the two. In particular, there has been a huge rise in the number of people using mobile devices while they watch TV. In 2014, research shows that 78% of US Internet users accessed second screens during shows and 71% did so during ads.
That means media partners have a great opportunity to help their clients mix digital and traditional media to reach the widest audience.
Make sure you can offer the right formats
Most companies find the majority of their revenue comes from display advertising, with revenue growing by 27% in 2014. This should be your focus.
However, the market is changing, with mobile and video ads growing and sponsorship opportunities also on the up. It's therefore important that your channels can support more than just basic banner ads, so your customers can buy the widest range of advertising formats possible and keep track with the latest innovations.
Offering a wide range of formats will also allow you to grow your revenue. Figures show that video display ad spending is growing at a faster rate than any other category, so you can increase your income by diversifying the formats you can offer.
Maximise impressions
Do you make the most of every opportunity to show adverts to your audience? Many websites now split content over multiple pages, allowing them to show ads on each page. This increases the amount of advertising real estate available, allowing you to increase your revenue too.
Look to competitions
We all know that well-targeted ads perform better so getting the right data on your audience is essential. That's where competitions come in. Not only do they give you valuable data, they can also drive your revenue. Figures show that some media companies generate as much as 25% of their income through competitions and sponsorship content.
Invert your approach
As we said earlier, there is unfortunately a perception that traditional media is dying. If you usually approach your prospective customers and talk about TV, print and radio advertising, try switching your approach to start with digital formats.
Small businesses have often dabbled with Google Adwords and Facebook ads, so they are more likely to feel comfortable discussing digital adverts. Once you have their attention, you can then move on to talk about advertising more broadly and start selling in traditional media formats.
Consider offering packages
You could also consider whether your customers would respond to a package of advertising, where you bundle together traditional and digital media. This allows you to simplify the pricing for smaller businesses, helping them to predict and understand the costs more easily. It also lets you sell in more traditional media adverts, which may not be as appealing to small businesses when they are sold alone.
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Making Lemonade Out of Lemons
The Story of a Donor's Broken Promise
The Lemons
Sometimes things don't go as planned. Just recently, a donor made a promise to support not only our students, but thousands of students across the Nation, and then they backed out.
This is disappointing for us on about 13,230 different counts and over 200,000 counts for teachers and students across theNation.
Here's the situation (from our perspective)...
On December 1st, Donors Choose posted a project that was written by us (Julie and Tosha) with the help of our students. The project was to develop a children's museum inspired Hands on Hall. The project was written to impact our entire elementary school. You can learn more about the project here.
Imagine our excitement, a few days after Christmas when we were notified by a parent who was excited… in awe… shocked! This parent had logged on to check out the project and make a donation. She was amazed to see to see the project had been FULLY FUNDED. As this message came across my (Tosha) phone notifications I immediately checked… I couldn't believe it!!! Fully funded!!! I was jumping with excitement. My son, who is a student, was thrilled… my husband, my other two sons…. we were all celebrating. "Good job Mom!" "Good job Hon! What a great thing this is for the kids." I started calling… texting… parents… teachers… administrators… superintendent. Joy! Joy! Joy! So blessed!!!
Julie and I spent the next few hours messaging, researching, Googling. Who was this donor JGGW from Virginia? Wow! Look at all the projects they funded… these students are getting MacBooks… these students are getting iPads… computers… furniture… going to AFRICA!!!!! A Christmas Miracle maybe…. possibly a last-minute tax deduction… this was truly a scene out of the movies. These teachers and student must all be so excited!!!
A few days passed, news spread to family and friends. We received numerous positive responses and congratulations through social media and personal contacts. We announced the funding to our students. You can see for yourself their response:
Then the email… funding has been removed… WAIT!!! WHAT???? REMOVED??? How can this be so??? Stomach-ache… headache… heartache… What do we do? Who do we call? How could this be? We have had projects funded in the past by Donors Choose. The small nonprofit organization is so good to teachers. Donors Choose has been such as blessing to our classroom. They are a small, unique, non-profit organization who makes big, impactful differences in classrooms. We have never had anything like this happen. This couldn't be true. Then the private messages from other teachers across the nation began to pop up on our Two Sassy Apples Facebook page and public messages were posted on our blog post. Not only was this happening to us… not only were we feeling this way but so were others… many others.
Here's the situation after talking with a representative at DonorsChoose.org...
"A donor pledged a large donation to help support many projects on our site. We were thrilled by his generosity, but we also carefully looked into this particular donation to make sure that the donor would be able to follow through with his pledged support in the time that we'd need to bring these projects to life. We were all incredibly disappointed when it became clear that, despite that work, this donor won't be able to provide the funds he promised.
I know this is a really difficult time for all the teachers who were excited to see a generous donation like this one, and who might have shared this news with their friends, families, and (most heartbreaking of all) their students. Right now, the top members of our organization are working hard to figure out what we can do to better protect our teachers in the future.
It's time for Lemonade!
As we talked… as we listened… as more teachers reached out to us… my mind kept going back to a teacher by the name of Ms. W in Georgia and her thank you note to the donor JGGW
She cried… she was so happy that her special education students would have access to computers and programs they so desperately needed. Now I was crying for the loss she is feeling and for the loss her students would feel. No! Disappointment couldn't be the end… we aren't stopping with lemons...we knew we had to do something. Not for us, but for our kids and all the other students and teachers affected by this.
We must tell this story… we must turning disappointment into hope--hope that someone else will make that promise to our kids, and will follow through on it--that's what will make the difference. We must make lemonade out of lemons.
How You Can Help
- This is a chance for us to spread the word to donors: "You--whether you're a leader in town, a college acquaintance, a local business owner, a next door neighbor, a corporate CEO-- you can be the one who makes this opportunity possible for all the kids affected by this. You can be a hero to kids! You can turn lemons into lemonade!
For those teachers who are experiencing this right now:
- Give us your information and we will help spread the word for you:http://goo.gl/forms/amh6EJz2dG
- Please also consider leaving your story in the comments below. Who knows what the power of your story will do...for the other educators involved, for your project...
- Log on to DonorsChoose.org to learn what options might be available. Whether it's giving your project some additional fundraising time, helping you look into other funding opportunities, or giving any extra guidance on some tools to help you reach your funding goal, we're here to help.
- Seize on this chance to rally your community. Over and over, I think all of us have seen how the boundless generosity of donors--those tremendously kind, thoughtful, supportive folks who might know you personally or might not know you at all, but who are all passionate about getting teachers everything possible to bring opportunities to their kids--can be heroes in getting classrooms what they need.
We will continue to update this...
Multiplication Materials for Third Grade Mathematicians
Sensory Overload
Lets Have a Ball- Lemonade Made! This project got fully funded!
The Sound of STEAM Music Technology
Active Learning Space
Chicago Students Go to the Amazon Rainforest!
STEAM A-MAZEment! Hands-on Hall
Teaching With 1:1 Technology
When Words Fail, Music Speaks!


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Anyway, this 10th attempt didn't turned out to be as great as I thought it would have been. Reason being, I thought that anything with bacon is easy breezy to cook. As I just found out, so not true for a chef wannabe.
The buying process:As I was doing the shopping for bacon, I realized that there are so many different types of bacon. OK, in my defence of the shallow knowledge of bacon, I am not much as a meat eater moreover bacon which is the part of the swine that carries one of the fattest content.
Anyway, not know the difference between smoked and unsmoked bacon, I checked out ehow.co. The explanation:
The difference between the two bacon types come from the way in which they are cooked. The smoked bacon is just that: smoked over a specific type of wood to give it a distinct flavour; unsmoked bacon is cooked to whatever specification the chef would like, with no flavour initiated into the meat before it is sold commercially.
The cooking process:
When I was wrapping the fish with the bacon, I felt almost like an actual chef as the wrapped fish looked so artistically creative.Photo of the marinated raw fish being wrapped in smoked bacon as below:
The result:
The fish was quite dry while the bacon wasn't crispy enough. The recipe asked for 10-12 minutes in the oven but I had mine for 15 minutes but the bacon did not turn crisp nor golden like the recipe said it would. The lemon mayonnaise did helped to add some tangy juicy taste to the dryness of the fish.
Picture below shows better clarity of the dryness of the fish without the lemon mayonnaise.
Link to full recipe here.


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Most people are aware that gluten can induce malabsorption of nutrients. Gluten can cause damage to intestinal cells can reduce the production of digestive enzymes that help break down foods and aid in nutrient absorption. Additionally, it can contribute to villous atrophy, leaky gut syndrome, and diarrhea. All of these issues are associated with poor nutritional absorption.
The following video discusses the causes and consequences of magnesium deficiency. Lack of this mineral is extremely common in those with food intolerance issues, and often times the symptoms mimic other diseases.
Signs & Symptoms of Magnesium Deficiency:
- Poor immune function
- Bone Loss
- Muscle pain and muscle twitching
- Depression
- High Blood Pressure
- Increase cholesterol
- Hypoglycemia or other blood sugar problems
- Fatigue
- Thyroid Disease
- Magnesium has been shown to be beneficial in the following conditions:
- Migraine Headaches
- Infertility
- High blood pressure
- Type I and Type II Diabetes
- Osteoporosis
- Thyroid Disease
Drugs or additives that may deplete or interfere with metabolism:
- Alcohol
- High Blood Pressure Medications (diuretics)
- Caffeine
- Birth Control Pills (estrogen)
- Corticosteroids
Laboratory Testing:
- Lymphocyte proliferation assays (Spectracell labs)
- Red Blood Cell testing
- Serum testing (not accurate)
Food Sources:
Vegetables and fruits, pumpkin seeds (very high)
If you suspect that you have a magnesium deficiency, talk with your doctor about testing your levels. Supplementation is very safe and has been shown to be extremely beneficial for those with malabsorption issues. For a high quality, TRUE gluten free source of magnesium, go here now <<<
In good health,
Dr. Osborne – AKA The Gluten Free Warrior
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Gluten Free Warrior Commentary
8 responses on "Gluten Sensitivity and Magnesium Deficiency"
Excellent video. I knew immediately that the deficiency you hinted at in the previous screen was going to be magnesium. Not only is this video important for understanding magnesium deficiency, but it really showcases allopathic medicine's contribution to the worsening of one's health by not addressing cause but suppressing symptoms.
If someone doesn't get a blood test and supplements magnesium daily, is there danger of over consumption of magnesium? Are there companion nutrients that should be taken in addition to magnesium, such as calcium? Is there danger of over-supplementation?
I developed myoclonic seizures as a result of severe magnesium deficiency secondary to untreated celiac disease. Supplementing reduces them but I've got them forever.
I have had absent seizures for 20 years now and I have been anemic and vitamin deficient for years also. I might have to try to take maganesium and calsuim. But I wonder will they affect my seizure meds. I haven't been tested for celiac disease.
I've been taking magnesium citrate for yrs after first learning about it on a call-in tv show with Dr Richard Becker called "Your Health". He says that calcium is so highly advertised, but that the more important mineral that works to balance calcium is magnesium and it's not promoted hardly at all. I'm glad Dr O is informing people about how vital this is to take.
As far as dosage is concerned Dr Becker tells people to keep increasing their dosage slowly in a day until they get diarrhea and then to back the dosage down to a little under that level. He also has a topical magnesium that I buy from his website BioInnovations that has been very helpful to me as this won't cause diarrhea.
Don't just take my word for how much to take in case I've repeated his words in error. I know there's a book on his website though I haven't read it myself called The Magnesium Miracle (or something like that) also written by another nutritionally-wise doctor.
In order to get calcium to the bone, magnesium is needed. Also, co factors such as boron.
As far as magnesium causing diarrhea…avoid the magnesium oxide unless you are constipated and only take to bowel tolerance.
Magnesium glycinate is a good form that doesn't cause diarrhea.
Great resource! I think you need to look into Vitamin K for celiacs too.
I was diagnosed by your DNA test to be Non-celiac, gluten sensitive in Feb. The test determined I inherited a gene from each parent to cause this. I'll soon be 70. My migraines continue even though I've been grain-free for approx 9 months. My magnesium level is ok and I'm waiting to get the results of my Spectracell tests. What type of food allergy tests do you recommend? I had a number of allergy tests in March that showed strong molds of sev types, alternaria, ragweed, animal dander, etc. I've been tested for wheat (positive), dairy, eggs, nuts, etc and all of those were in normal ranges. Thank you! Annette
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|Missing Mile
High up, she swung back and forth. The devilish contraption, said to be the latest success of the fair, made her blood pressure sky rocket and she was not happy. The last time that happened, it took five people to deal with it. Yes, she remembered clearly. Five frantic nut heads dressed in white pretending to be highly qualified in the science of medicine. The end result was two weeks in an ether stinking hospital surrounded by babbling old farts. And now, she was swinging up high, back and forth, caught in this weary feeling of déjà vu.
"Sit still," they said from the ground below. "We'll get you out of there in a few minutes."
The minutes turned into hours and when they finally solved the problem and got her down, the rotund owner of the fair, a passionate defender of new adventures, so he said, turned his rubicund looks towards her and dared to speak.
"Madam, I express my profound regret for what happened. I am appalled. To apologize for the inconvenience, I would like to offer, free of charge, a lifetime pass to the fair and to all the rides." He smiled content with his generous offer. The crowd applauded.
She stood motionless, her heart still throbbing. When silence returned, she took a step forward and looked the rotund man in the eye.
"I will never set foot in this dump ever again. I will buy it and tear it down, burn it and sell the land, but not to you. Don't fool yourself into thinking that I will forget this little event."
The fair owner was livid. She continued.
"These rides are a hazard to every person who visits the fair, especially children, and look, look how many children are here," making a circular motion of the arm, she pointed at the crowd. "Never again will any of these rides work."
The fair owner went from horrified to defiant, rolling his eyes as she spoke. The crowd slowly backed up.
"I don't think so, missy," said the plump man pulling a gun from his pocket. "I will keep this fair running no matter what, no matter what," he repeated, waving the gun in the air while the crowd yelled and screamed and scattered away.
For some reason, in the enthusiasm of the moment, he must have clicked the trigger. There was a loud bang.
She quivered, expecting to be hit. But when she opened her eyes, the fair owner was on the floor, his head blown up. Standing beside him, a young man was holding a gun, pointing it at him.
"Oh my god, what did you do…?" she asked.
The young man looked at the gun, and to the police officers running in their direction.
"Isn't it ironic? He offered me this gun. He enjoyed guns. He enjoyed kids too…"
Somehow, the fair ride making her blood pressure rise seemed like a small nuisance to her.


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