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Pregnant T. rex Found, May Contain DNA

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This illustration shows a pregnant T. rex next to another female.

A pregnant Tyrannosaurus rex has been found, shedding light on the evolution of egg-laying as well as on gender differences in the dinosaur.

The remains also could contain the holy grail of all dinosaur fossils: DNA.

"Yes, it's possible," Lindsay Zanno told Discovery News, referring to genetic material that may be present in this as well as similar dinosaur finds. "We have some evidence that fragments of DNA may be preserved in dinosaur fossils, but this remains to be tested further."

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What has been confirmed so far is that the T. rex, which was found in Montana and dates to 68 million years ago, retained medullary bone that reveals the individual was pregnant. Medullary bone is only present in female living dinosaurs, i.e. birds, just before and during egg laying. It's this type of bone that could retain preserved DNA.

Zanno is an assistant research professor of biological sciences at North Carolina State University, where she is also head of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences' Paleontology Research Lab and is curator of paleontology. She explained that medullary bone lines the marrow cavity of the long bones of birds.

"It's a special tissue that is built up as easily mobilized calcium storage just before egg laying," she said. "The outcome is that birds do not have to pull calcium from the main part of their bones in order to shell eggs, weakening their bones the way crocodiles do."

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Crocodiles, she said, are the closest living relatives of dinosaurs.
"Medullary bone is thus present just before and during egg laying, but is entirely gone after the female has finished laying eggs," she said.

Early on, Mary Schweitzer suspected that medullary bone was present in the tyrannosaur remains, and was able to confirm her suspicions after she, Zanno and their team conducted a chemical analysis of the T. rex's femur.

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The material, found to be consistent with known medullary tissues from ostriches and chickens, contained karatan sulfate, a substance not present in any other bone types.

"This analysis allows us to determine the gender of this fossil, and gives us a window into the evolution of egg laying in modern birds," Schweitzer said.

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#408338 - 08/29/12 06:49 PM I've been visiting dominatrixes
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I've always had depression and anxiety but about a year ago I visited a few dominatrixes and ive felt really messed up since, is this common

#408396 - 08/30/12 06:40 AM Re: I've been visiting dominatrixes [Re: lee2012]
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Hello Lee,

Welcome fellow survivor to these safe, healing halls here in MaleSurvivor. The answers are coming.

When survivors of sexual abuse re-enact the scenes they remember of the abuse, it creates a present day vivid awareness. It is if it happened today, and we are small, helpless and victimized. A strong authority figure that demands submission and complete control would certainly file in that category.

The recovery path will consist of facing those memories, being overwhelmed, afraid, sad and angry of the events, and then slowly, patiently, with empathy and kindness, begin to help the hurt self to find relief. You need relief from the things you experienced.

The experiences here of being in relationships with rescuing, controlling, abusive, demanding personalities abound in the posts and replies. It is common for a survivor to be in a relationship, or several and at some point realize this is not good for him or worse, exacerbating the victimization.

Ask questions, your mind is already exposing you to the abuse and it's harmful effects, so get the answers you seek. Find the ways to love, comfort and support you through healthy experiences and mature growth in personality and understanding.

The answers are coming.

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#408400 - 08/30/12 07:32 AM Re: I've been visiting dominatrixes [Re: lee2012]
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It is common to seek to re-live the abuse in one form or another, and it is common to feel messed up afterwards.

It's time to find a good therapist in your area to talk about things. I'm starting back with a new therapist after Labor Day.

I see you're new here... Look around, read some posts (but not too many at once), and start replying to some of the other posts in here. It will start to make sense and you'll know you're not alone.
Recovery is possible. Hang in there, brothers.

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#453828 - 11/15/13 06:03 PM Some progress and some questions?
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I have read past threads and see mention of porn addiction and triggers during marital sex. I want and need insight to my relationship because he is not opening up and I don't want to push him. I also see that other wives have the same kind of questions.
Since he disclosed, our sex life has dramatically changed. I understand about triggers and having warped views of sex, I get it. I have backed off a lot physically. I don't want him to feel like I am harassing him. He tells me he is not in the mood to have sex at all. Which is fine because I figure it has to do with the process of finally acknowledging the CSA since he recently disclosed.
However, I don't get why he still watches porn twice a week or more a week. Is it that the porn is a sexual act on the screen and sex with an actual physical person would generate intimacy, touch, sensations? But I don't get why my H would rather watch porn than be with me? What constitutes porn addiction? Why is porn bad (aside from the feminist viewpoint)?
Sorry to sound naive, but I really don't know.

What is it that turns your partner into a non-sexual being after the disclosure? Why does the CSA survivor partner become a mom, aunt, sister as I have read in other threads?
Please help me understand. I don't get it.

Edited by overwhelmed1975 (01/31/14 07:24 PM)

#453941 - 11/16/13 07:47 AM Re: Some progress and some questions? [Re: overwhelmed1975]
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Maybe he feels deep down that you no longer see him as a man.

Porn just seems like it could get bad. No real ideas based on fact. It is also good for occasional fun ideas to try. I see it as gravy, as long as you remember your wife is the main course. Some use porn for yanking to. If he is doing that, then he may have no 'need' for release thru normal sex. He won't have that need build up that makes you wake up your wife early on a Saturday morning smile.

I have told two people recently of my CSA. First time ever. It had no effect on desire. I felt a little more accepted. Two women in recovery. I was amazed at the reaction. One was even somewhat mad at my perp.

Maybe you can just be blunt and ask what porn girls do that you don't? Maybe it is a degree of detached role playing in his head?
I feel more like I do now than I did when I got here.

#453944 - 11/16/13 07:55 AM Re: Some progress and some questions? [Re: overwhelmed1975]
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Hi overwhelmed! Not sure I can answer all your questions but I can give you my opinion...

I think the appeal in porn for survivors is indeed that there is no intimacy. There is no actual dealing with another person, you have to give nothing and reveal nothing of yourself. With porn, you're always in control.

A porn addiction IMO is when someone watches porn compulsory and "needs his fix". When he wants to go a week without and can't.

I don't want to comment on any moral issues about porn, because that's up for everyone to decide on their own. But there is an issue with it when it leads to rejection and lying. When one partner chooses porn over the other partner for his sexual relief, no matter the reasons, the other partner easily gets hurt. Especially if (s)he gets outright refused when making advances. And then there is the part with the lying. The part where many of us (survivors' wives) for years work so hard on creating a safe environment and good sexual experiences and then one day find out that the whole time our partner has had different priorities and has been turning us down just to sneak to the computer. Ouch. It's a breech of trust and a disappointment. That's what I personally think is the most damaging to a relationship concerning this issue.

I can't answer the question about turning into a non-sexual being after disclosure. I think for my hubby, everyone in the whole wide world is a non-sexual being, including himself.

#453950 - 11/16/13 08:52 AM Re: Some progress and some questions? [Re: overwhelmed1975]
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Overwhelmed, i just asked the same question in a different thread. Not about porn because thats not an issue for my now former partner. But he told me that he cant look at me sexually anymore, it was like thinking about sex with an aunt or cousin. I agree, WTF??? We had a wonderful sex life, best connection either of us ever had. One that i did not want to end. I would really like an explanation or anything at all that helps me make sense of how saying four words ends something so right. Worst yet i have lost him over this because he thinks i am going to "need it" and he doesnt think that he will ever change his mind. I really love and adore him but he didnt give me a choice. But we werent married. I sure hope that someone can give us both hope. Good luck w your husband.

#453951 - 11/16/13 08:54 AM Re: Some progress and some questions? [Re: overwhelmed1975]
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I agree with Hope, porn is really an issue when it is lied about - or when it is used to numb out (and thus becomes an addictive routine). Personally I don't think porn has a lot to do with sex. I see it more closely related to drinking, doing drugs, compulsively shopping - all methods used to manage anxiety or stress.

#454054 - 11/16/13 07:37 PM Re: Some progress and some questions? [Re: overwhelmed1975]
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I know I sound judgmental when I write this but I am going to anyway. I never used to be like this but I now view porn as just bad and wrong. The majority of the women in porn have been abused as children. I feel the same way about prostitutes and strippers. When people use these things, they are taking advantage of another human being's woundedness. Sad, so very sad.

I am married to a sex addict. I may be biased. Porn/hookers/anonymous sex all have one thing in common.....the ability to be sexual without the intimacy and with the person acting out having total control. Believe it or not, hooking up with crazy people from Craigslist was less scary for my husband than being with me. That is deep. Risking one's life to get off is not as scary as intimate sex with vulnerability and love. CRAZY!

Anyway, I am all too familiar with this shit. Wish I never heard of it.
Sorry for you pain. I feel your pain. As for the mother thing, I don't get that at all. Maybe he feels vulnerable like a little boy now that you know and he doesn't like that.

The fact that your husband lied about what you saw on the computer COULD be a sign of a big problem for him. If you were looking at porn on the computer and he asked you, would you feel the need to lie?? People lie out of shame and/or a bigger problem.

I am sorry you are going through this. It sucks.

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Even central Ohioans who don’t follow hockey might come to appreciate a decision last week by the National Hockey League. The 13-year-old Blue Jackets finally will join the Eastern Conference, which makes more geographic sense and could help the team while shining a positive light on Columbus.

Because more games will be played in the Eastern time zone, they can be broadcast during primetime when Columbus residents are more likely to tune in, building interest in the team. Games shown at 10 p.m. are hard on loyal fans and terrible for TV ratings.

The new rival cities are more likely to be within driving distance, boosting ticket sales and tourism for Columbus. And hockey fans and sports writers from major Eastern cities in the conference, including New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington and Toronto, will have more chances to discover how great Columbus is and spread the word.

The vote last Thursday by the NHL’s Board of Governors means Columbus and Detroit switch to the East, and the Winnipeg Jets, formerly the Atlanta Thrashers, goes to the West.

It also reduces the number of NHL divisions to two in each conference.

In Columbus’ division will be the Carolina Hurricanes, New Jersey Devils, New York Islanders, New York Rangers, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins and Washington Capitals.

Teams in the East’s other division are the Boston Bruins, Buffalo Sabres, Detroit Red Wings, Florida Panthers, Montreal Canadiens, Ottawa Senators, Tampa Bay Lightning and Toronto Maple Leafs.

This change should make for some exciting games and more-natural rivalries. Playing the Rangers, where Blue Jackets favorite Rick Nash was traded in July, will be particularly dramatic.

“Animal adventure” on peninsula is cool idea

It’s too early yet to guess what the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium might come up with for an “animal adventure” on the Scioto Peninsula, but the zoo’s track record of nationally admired attractions lends confidence that it will be good.

Simply creating a Columbus Zoo-caliber attraction so close to Downtown is novel, and should make the Peninsula, crowned by COSI Columbus, an even better visit for families and tourists.

Folks who enjoy visiting it also could take in the Grange Insurance Audubon Center, part of Metro Parks’ Scioto Audubon Park, just a few curves south along the Scioto River on the Whittier Peninsula.

Zoo officials are picturing something “fun” and “whimsical” for the 56 city-owned acres that lie between COSI and the railroad tracks.

The animal attraction will be part of a 10-year plan for the Scioto Peninsula to be released in the next few months by the Columbus Downtown Development Corp.

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Series : The Original Series Rating : 2
Disc No : 1.2 Episode : 1
First Aired : 27 Nov 1988 Stardate : 2713.5
Director : Vincent McEveety Year : 2259
Writers : Gene Roddenberry Season : 1
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Anthony Jochim as Survivor #3
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Meg Wyllie as The Keeper
Mike Dugan as Rigel VII warrior
Peter Duryea as Lieutenant Jose Tyler
Robert C. Johnson as 1st Talosian's voice
Robert Phillips as Space officer
Sande Serena as 2nd Talosian
Susan Oliver as Vina
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Captivity : The customs and history of your race show a unique hatred for captivity. Even when it is pleasant and benevolent, you prefer death!
YATI : When Number One is asking for more power on the laser cannon she talks into the communicator, but when she wants to shut it down she just shouts at the sky.
Great Moment : I love the scene where the crew use the laser cannon against the alien metal.
Body Count : Zero
Factoid : Oscar Katz pitched four different Star Trek story ideas to NBC executives - two which would deal with life on the ship, one which featured a planet whose inhabitants were much like Earth, and one where the ship encountered a planet whose inhabitants were not at all like Humans. NBC chose the last because they wanted to see if the producers could rise to the challenge

The original versions of this story depicted the Talosians as even more alien creatures, resembling giant crabs!

Whilst the Talosians all have male voices, the actors playing them are all female. This was a deliberate choice to make the Talosians look and feel rather androgynous.

This was the most expensive episode of the original series ever made, with a total cost of $630,000.

When DeForest Kelley saw this episode he told Gene Roddenberry he had no idea what it was about but "it's either gonna be the biggest hit or the biggest miss God ever made." When Shatner watched it he said that it was a very imaginative and vital idea, but took itself "a little too seriously."

Whilst heading back for base after a stressful mission, the USS Enterprise picks up a distress signal from the Talos star group. Since the signal was transmitted 18 years previously, Captain Pike elects to disregard it and continue on course. Pike is stressed and despondent after losing crew members on a recent mission on Rigel VII, to the extent that he is considering resigning from the service.

A follow up transmission indicates survivors on Talos IV, so Pike directs the ship to head there. They beam down and find a group of survivors in an encampment on the surface, including the young and beautiful Vina, who seems very interested in Pike. Vina was born just about the time the party was stranded on Talos, and seems to have a strange manner of talking. She leads Pike away from the camp, promising to show him something, but it is a trap - a group of aliens stuns and capture Pike, taking him below ground, and the camp and all the human survivors suddenly vanish into nothing. The Enterprise crew try to blast their way into the alien base, but have no success.

Pike wakes in a cell with a large glass wall, one of many specimens in some form of alien zoo. The Talosian aliens return, communicating with him via telepathy. They are able to use this power to make Pike experience illusory worlds, worlds that feel very real to him. Vina is in each illusion, always attempting to convince Pike to go along with the Talosians and participate in their telepathic worlds. Eventually she reveals that the Talosians have lost their civilisation because of their great mental power, as all they do now is seek out new telepathic experiences rather than trying to build or expand their culture. They want Pike to breed with Vina to create a new slave species, so that they can enjoy their imaginings and use them to maintain their world. The Talosians punish Vina for revealing this information by inflicting visions of pain on her, much to Pike's anguish.

Meanwhile, the Enterprise's First Officer orders a heavy weapon transported down and used to blast into the alien base. The attempt fails, but as the ship's doctor points out they really can't be sure of anything that is happening around them. For all they know they did blast into the alien base, but the Talosians simply projected an image into their minds saying otherwise.

As Pike continues to resist the Talosians, they decide that perhaps Vina is the problem and so abduct two female officers from the Enterprise to provide him with more choices. Pike, having discovered that the Talosians have difficulty reading minds that are filled with primitive emotions like hate, uses this to capture one of the Talosian jailers. He threatens the man with a weapon, stating that even though the Talosian can make it seem like it isn't working this won't help if Pike shoots him with it. He is able to make his way to the surface with the rest, discovering that the Enterprise crew did indeed blast through the entrance of the base, but the Talosians reveal that this was their plan all along - Pike and the others will now begin to create the new human slave race.

The First Officer decides that this would be wrong, and sets her weapon to produce a forced chamber explosion, a detonation that will kill everybody present. Pike allows the Talosians to leave, whilst Vina decides to stay with them as having even one Human on hand might prompt the Talosians to try again.

Before the explosion, the Talosians reveal that they have scanned the Enterprise's databanks and found that Humans have a strong disgust for slavery, and would honestly rather die than live the life the Talosians have planned for them. They decide to free Pike and the rest, mourning the fact that their society will now stagnate and fall into oblivion.

Pike suggests that it might be possible to establish a mutually beneficial relationship of trade and technology exchange but the Talosians decline, stating that Humans would learn their telepathic powers of illusion and destroy themselves just as the Talosians have. Pike offers to take Vina with him but she reveals the truth - she was not in fact born on the planet but was an original member of the expedition, the only one to survive the crash. Whilst the Talosians could heal her body they had no idea what a Human was supposed to look like, so she is badly deformed as well as being rather old. Her youthful, beautiful appearance was merely another Talosian illusion. She feels that this means she has no place in Human society, and Pike agrees. As the Enterprise prepares to leave, the Talosians show Pike that they will provide Vina with one last illusion - that he chose to remain behind with her, allowing her to live out her life in happiness.

The one that started it all! The original pilot episode of Star Trek is streets ahead of the other science fiction that was around in the 60s. We're given a smart, thoughtful story about the nature of reality and the mind, the potential joys and dangers of being able to experience anything that anybody can imagine at any time. It's said that the pilot was considered "too cerebral" by the network, who wanted much more in the way of action and excitement. Personally I think it works very well, and of course looking back it's those cerebral aspects that worked so well and elevated Trek above some of its contemporaries.

What works... the Talosians are very alien aliens. Yes, they are once again just humans with big heads, but bear in mind the budgets of the day! Half the time you only knew somebody was an alien in Star Trek because he had a funny name, or an odd hairstyle. By those standards, the Talosians look gorgeous with their huge craniums covered in pulsating veins. More importantly, they are alien in terms of their culture and motivations and those differences make sense. You can absolutely imagine a society like ours stagnating and falling if it discovered the sort of power the Talosians have. What I also like is that they're not evil at all - they're desperate, in the face of their own extinction. When they find that their plan can't work as they want they seek no revenge, make no effort to lash out. Instead they simply let the prisoners go.

What's bad about the episode? Well, the usual pilot episode teething troubles really. Spock is a rather odd character at this point in Trek. He's stiff, rather strange - given to yelling a lot when he doesn't really need to, and rather emotional here and there. The depiction of the ship going to warp is also oddly goofy... you can see that they want to make it out to be a big deal, emphasise that something very strange and futuristic is going on here, but it really doesn't work very well. The uniforms, weapons, communicators and such all look a little cheap and tacky compared to what we would get later on, though it's interesting that the female versions of the uniforms all have long trousers on them just like the mens, rather than the miniskirts that would appear in TOS.

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The Detroit Lakes High School Class of 1973 Reunion is this weekend.

Classmate Scott Abrahamson says locals don’t go to reunions. It’s human nature. When you ask why on Google, you find thousands of articles trying to work it out.

“Most of us who grew up in Minnesota and moved away left a part of our hearts here. When we tell people that we’re from Minnesota, they usually know someone from here who is ‘really nice.’ Big surprise,” he said.

If you live in the area, please come and feel the magic, he added.

A guy wrote about his 50th reunion and said there are lessons to learn when considering a class reunion:

  • Old friendships are pure gold.
  • People are precious.
  • Life is short.
  • There’s a lot to be said for stability.
  • The high school you is not the real you.
  • To your class, you’ll always look like you did a half-century ago.
  • By now, you are beyond showing off. You no longer have anything to prove.
  • The peer pressure is gone now. You can be yourself.
  • These class members are pretty special people, and were then, too.
  • It’s never too late to repair a relationship, to ask for forgiveness, or to thank someone.

The 1973 class reunion is Saturday, July 27, at 5:30 p.m. in the American Legion Club. There will also be a gathering Friday night at Zorbaz.


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Parable of the Talents

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This story is called the Parable of the Talents.  A parable is a type of story Jesus would tell so we would learn something from it.

Jesus' stories had more than one meaning.  For example, this story is about talents which was a super large amount of money in Bible times.  Today a talent might be worth a million dollars!

A talent in this story can also mean our gifts or abilities.  Something special and amazing God gives just to you, almost like a super power.

The parable starts like this:  A man decided to go on a long trip, so he called his servants and asked them to take care of his house, his stuff and his money.

Keep in mind that the man in this story is like God and the man's servants are God's people (you and me!)  The man in this story trusted his servants and believed that they would take care of his special and valuable things.

The man decided to give one servant five talents of money (lets say that it's about five million dollars), to another he gave two talents (or two million) and to the last servant he gave one talent.  He gave each servant a large amount he thought they could handle or according to their ability.

Our abilities are our special gifts that God gave to each of us.  He made some of us smarter about some things than others.  Some of us are good at memorizing, some of us are better at certain sports, and some of us are better at knowing how to help others.  Some can solve problems better and some are more generous.  Our ability is something special we have that's different than anyone else.

Back to the story, the man left on his trip and the servants each did something with the money that they received.

The man with the five talents went right away and used his money and got five more!  The man with the two talents also used his money wisely and gained two more talents.

But the man with one talent took his talent and buried it in the ground to keep the money safe.  He didn't even try to do something with it.

He reminds me a bit like a dog that buries a bone.  He had lots of time to do something with his money.  He could've bought some seeds and planted a garden and made some money but he didn't do anything!

Parable of the Talents children's version Bible storyAfter a nice long trip the master came back and wanted to know what his servants did with his money.  The first man with the five talents said, "You trusted me with five talents and I made five more!"

His master smiled and replied, "Great job, good and faithful servant!"  You are trustworthy with a few things so I will put you in charge of lots of things.  Come celebrate with me!

I think it's interesting that the master says he trusted him with a FEW things.  He gave him five million dollars!  That's ALOT of things.  But to this master it was small compared to what he would give and trust him with now.

Then the man with the two talents came and said, "You trusted me with two talents and I made two more!"

His master smiled and replied, "Great job, good and faithful servant!"  You are trustworthy with a few things so I will put you in charge of lots of things.  Come celebrate with me!

Then the man who received the one talent came and told his master, "I know you work hard for your money, so I was afraid to lose any of it.  I decided to bury it and keep it safe.  Here is your one talent back."

The master was not impressed and said, You lazy servant!  At the very least you could've taken the money to the bank and you would've at least collected some interest from it."

He immediately took the talent away from the man and gave it to the first man who used his money to make more.

The point Jesus was trying to make is that if you use your special gifts and abilities God will give you more to keep doing these things you are good at.  He will trust you with so much more.

If you have a chance to do something for God that he gave you special abilities for and you don't do it, you will lose your special gift.

God considers you very valuable and trusts you to do something for him using your gifts and abilities.  If you have a chance to do something and don't because you want to watch tv, play video games or because you just don't want to do anything; God will take that valuable gift and give it someone who is doing something with their gifts.

Maybe you're not sure what your special abilities are yet.  Ask your parents or teachers what they think you're gifts are.

Listen and watch when others compliment you or notice something good about what you're doing.  To you it might be something small but to God it's a special and very valuable gift that only you can give.  If you keep using it God will continue to make it bigger and better.

Also try to encourage and compliment others if you notice something special in them.  Your friends, teachers and parents might forget that God put something special in them and you might see it.  Tell them that they're good at it and remind them that it's a special ability given to them by God.

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I went to a Beatles exhibit yesterday at the library where I used to work. It was really nice, with lots of cool things. There was a group there called not Norman (a reference to Sgt. Pilcher) who did a mostly acoustic set, except for the guy on electric bass. Then one of the members gave a talk which was quite touching at the end. He tried to talk about John's death but he just couldn't get the words out. He had me, and I suspect others too, tearing up. Then I had a chat with the bass player and he told me about his attendance at the first Shea concert. He and his buddy got fired from their summer jobs because they skipped out on work to go. And his family had gone on a vacation to Toronto, with the movie camera that he wished he could have taken. But it all worked out very well because, besides seeing The Beatles, he also met his future wife.

The thing I enjoyed seeing the most in the exhibit was from a later concert:

The guy who gave the talk said his parents sent him to Toronto to the concert as a graduation present. Even before I heard the story behind the picture I liked it best. On Friday there's going to be be a talk by a DJ from Buffalo and then one by Andy Babiuk.

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Vans added social networking to customization so users could work with friends on shoe designs

As a predominantly teen-focused brand, Vans has already been playing in the social media space for some time and counts 293,000 fans on its Facebook page. It wasn't until more recently, however, that the brand incorporated social networking capabilities directly into its e-commerce platform.

In April, Vans relaunched the portion of its shop.vans.com Web site on which consumers can create their own custom sneakers. Vans worked with online retail solutions provider Fluid Inc. to improve the backend functionality of the site to make it easier for
the shoe manufacturer to both change available patterns and improve customer navigation.

In addition, there is a new chat and share function that allows someone engaged in creating a shoe design to invite others to collaborate on the design using instant messaging, text messaging or e-mail. The person being invited to collaborate receives a link to the shoe design and, after clicking on the link, is able to make comments or suggest other designs.

Dedicated social shopping sites like Kaboodle have been around for years. What's different about what Fluid is doing is that it's bringing the social networking directly to a brand's e-commerce page so visitors never have to leave the site to "shop" with their friends. The offering is part of Fluid's soon-to-be released Fluid Social 2.0, which also will enable online retailers to let online shoppers connect with Facebook from their Web site.

"Social networking has become so important to our customers that it's important that we reside there," said Katie Bongiovanni, director of e-commerce at Vans.

Adding social networking to the custom retail site made sense because customers are often looking for input from their friends, she continued.

"A lot of times, people use the custom site for shoes in a wedding," said Bongiovanni. "With the chat and share function, a bride can share her design with members of the bridal party, and they can collaborate on it."

The new service is a great marketing hook as well, Bongiovanni said. Vans is promoting the chat and share function via online ads in skate, surf and fashion sites as well as via a promotion for Vans.com visitors and Facebook fans.

Since launching at the beginning of April, traffic to the custom shoe site is up significantly — as are sales, Bongiovanni added.

"Social validation plays a key role" for the younger demographic that is Vans' target audience, said Andy Lloyd, CEO of Fluid. Being able to collaboratively shop with a friend is a great way to provide the validation to buy, he added. And, for retailers, it brings a new shopper into the session.

Backpack manufacturer JanSport, which also has a large teen audience, is the first customer using the new Facebook function. This means anyone who is on the JanSport site and looking at products can go into Facebook, search for someone in their friend network and send them an invitation to comment on the product under consideration.

Visitors also will be able to see any comments their friends have made about JanSport products as well as products they've indicated that they like.

"It's not a coincidence that Vans and JanSport, which are younger-skewing brands, are the first to adopt this platform," said Lloyd.

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Question: LVH on EKG?

 2gayle - Wed Feb 22, 2006 11:10 am

I complained about mild pain in my left arm and leg that come and go. The pain goes away when I'm active doing exercise or walking. I actually feel better when I walk. I thought it may be peripheral vascular disease, but my internist ruled it out since I don't feel pain when walking. My internist took some blood sample and did an EKG. Since it was my first time with EKG, I was quite nervous when it was done. My internist said that there were some unusual spikes, so she sent me off to get an ECHO. Her diagnosis on my EKG was Left Ventricular Hypertrophy on EKG. She didnt really elaborate much. My question is with my being quite nervous when the test was done affected the EKG result which caused the abnormal spikes? If I'm nervous on the day of my ECHO, would that affect the result as well? I'm female and only 35 yrs old. I don't smoke nor drink. I'm still waiting for the lipid profile results along with liver and electrolyte results. Should I be asking her to refer me to a cardiologist?
 asdf - Thu Feb 23, 2006 12:31 am

EKG's are not really that accurate and it's very common for it to show one thing-- then the next test rule it out. Your echo will definately show what is really going on. I had an EKG that said LVH and did an xray--showing no LV enlargement. The following echo did show borderline LVH 49mm but nothing they were concerned about.
 2gayle - Thu Feb 23, 2006 9:36 am

Thanks for your reply. It helps calm me down a little. I won't have my ECHO til tomorrow so for the past 3 days, I'm just stressed out worrying about the EKG result.
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Good luck. Hope it's nothing. Please let us know how your Echo turned out
 2gayle - Thu Mar 02, 2006 11:14 am

I called my internist to find out about the result of my ECHO. Her assistant called me back and told me there is nothing abnormal in my ECHO. It is good news. However, I still don't understand why I would have pain in my left leg/foot that comes and goes. or sometimes it would fall asleep as in like the flow of blood is obstructed. Or on occassion, I would feel my heart is beating fast. I should probably ask a referral to a cardiologist.
 John Kenyon, CNA - Wed Jul 16, 2008 11:10 pm

User avatar Hi 2gayle -

There are a lot of things that can cause what are called "deep" waves (QRS complex representing the heartbeat's electrical sequence), and not always an enlarged heart, although this is one thing we do look for. However, in your case I suspect you hit the nail on the head when you mentioned being nervous during the exam. This can actually cause a dramatic temporary increase in cardiac output, which can, in turn, produce the deep waves normally associated with left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH). However, the echo is an actual moving picture of the internal structures of the heart and if that looked normal then you don't have LVH.

The fact that your arm and leg pain go away during exercise should have been explained to you as a positive thing, that heart-related pain never goes away during exertion but usually gets worse. Also, since your legs are tied into a different branch of sensory nerves, heart problems will never cause leg pain. Since vascular problems seem to have been ruled out for you, it would seem most likely the arm and leg pain are coincidental, as the arms also use a different set of sensory nerves. The leg pain sounds like it might well be due to pressure on a low back (lumbar or sacral) nerve or even sciatica, pressure on the sciatic nerve. However, sciata doesn't usually go away during walking either, and in fact usually makes walking difficult. For that reason it sounds more and more benign as we rule out potential causes. In no case would the arm and leg be tied together where pain is concerned.

Hopefully by now the problem has resolved itself. Please feel free to follow up with us.

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(l) Safety Requirements and Inspections for Schools.

(a) Safety Inspection. The school shall have an appropriate certificate of inspection from the Department of Public Safety or the local building inspector for each building to which students have access.

(b) The school shall obtain a written report of an annual fire inspection from the local fire department. The school shall request fire inspections on a quarterly basis and maintain copies of such requests and inspections at the facility.

(2) Physical Facility/Kitchen Area.

(a) Kitchen Security. The school shall take measures consistent with the programmatic and developmental needs of its students to ensure the safe and secure storage of kitchen equipment, including major appliances.

(b) Required Maintenance. The kitchen shall be maintained in a sanitary condition, and garbage receptacles used in the kitchen shall be emptied and cleaned daily.

(3) Physical Facility/Dining Area.

(a) Dining Rooms or Areas. The school shall maintain dining rooms or areas which are sufficiently large to accommodate tables and seats for persons eating in an uncrowded manner and which are clean, well lighted and ventilated.

(b) Dining Furniture. The school shall provide tables and chairs for use by students while dining which are of a type, size, and design appropriate to the ages and needs of the students. When feeding tables or high chairs are used, they shall be designed to prevent students from falling or slipping.

(c) Dining Utensils. The school shall provide eating and drinking utensils which are appropriate to the age and needs of the students.

1. Eating and drinking utensils shall be free from defects, cracks and chips.

2. Disposable cups and plates may be used, but if plastic silverware is used, it shall be heavy duty and dishwasher proof.

3. All reusable eating and drinking utensils shall be thoroughly washed and sanitized before reuse.

(d) Drinking Water and Cups. The school shall provide a source of sanitary drinking water located in or convenient to rooms occupied by students. When non-disposable cups are used for drinking water, they shall be washed and sanitized after each use.

(4) Physical Facility/Bathing and Toilet Facilities.

(a) Equipment and Facilities. The school shall provide adequate numbers of toilet areas for students being served, and shall locate and equip toilet areas so as to facilitate maximum self-help by students. The school shall provide toilet and bathing equipment and facilities in accordance with the following provisions:

1. Water Temperature. The school shall provide both hot and cold running water in sinks, tubs, and showers. For preschool and severely disabled students the water temperature shall be no more than one hundred twenty degrees Fahrenheit and no less than one hundred ten degrees Fahrenheit. The temperature may be controlled through regulation of the boiler or a mixing valve in the faucet.

2. The school shall provide toilets which allow for individual privacy (with partitions and doors), unless inconsistent with a toilet training program.

3. The school shall provide bathing, handwashing and toileting fixtures which are specially equipped, if used by the physically handicapped.

4. The school shall provide mirrors at convenient heights for use by all students.

5. The school shall provide a place for storage of toiletries and for hanging towels and washcloths.

6. When adult toilets and sinks are used, the school shall provide non-tippable stands to permit access by those students who are able to use them.

7. In addition to toilets, portable "pottychairs" may be utilized in the bathroom or separate area for students unable to use toilets. If a separate area is used, it must be a private area.

8. If cloth diapers are used, a flush sink or toilet for rinsing diapers must be provided.

(b) Day Schools. In addition to the requirements outlined above, day schools shall provide and maintain one toilet and sink for every fourteen students in one or more well ventilated bathrooms or state why a lower ratio meets the needs of the school.

(c) Residential Schools. In addition to the requirements outlined above, residential schools shall provide:

1. At least one toilet for each six (6) residents, easily accessible to students in sleeping quarters;

2. At least one sink for each six (6) residents;

3. At least one tub or shower for each six (6) residents.

(5) Physical Facility/Living Areas.

(a) Arrangement of Living Areas. Schools shall design the living areas to simulate the functional arrangements of a home and to encourage a personalized atmosphere for small groups of students, unless the school can justify that another arrangement is necessary to serve the particular needs of the students enrolled in the school.

(b) Furnishings. The school shall provide furniture and furnishings which are safe, appropriate, comfortable, and home-like.

(c) Bedrooms. The school shall provide bedrooms which:

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2. Provide at least fifty (50) square feet per student in multiple sleeping rooms, and not less than seventy (70) square feet in single rooms;

3. Have at least one window; and

4. Have a means for students to mount pictures on bedroom walls (for example, by means of pegboard or cork strips) and to have other decorations.

(d) Individual Furniture. The school shall provide each student with appropriate individual furniture, and an individual closet (or a designated section of a closet) with clothes racks and shelves.

(e) Storage Areas. The school shall provide accessible storage areas for personal possessions, such as toys, books, prosthetic equipment, pictures, games, radios, arts and crafts materials, toiletries, jewelry, letters, other articles and equipment, and a secure area for money and valuables.

(f) Common Areas. In addition to sleeping quarters, and space designated for specific activities, the school shall provide students with a lounge, living room, or family room available for their use.

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(a) The school shall ensure that the size of each classroom is adequate with respect to the number of students, size and age of students, and students' specific educational needs, physical capabilities, and educational and vocational activities.

(b) In addition to the regular instructional area, the school shall have a library or resource room which contains a variety of materials appropriate to the age and abilities of the students enrolled.

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(a) Indoor Space. The school shall have a minimum of thirty-five square feet of activity space per student exclusive of hallways, lockers, toilet rooms, isolation rooms, kitchen, closets, offices, or areas regularly used for other purposes, which shall meet the following requirements:

1. Floors of rooms used by students shall be clean, unslippery, smooth and free from cracks, splinters and sharp or protruding objects and other safety hazards, and those in direct contact with the ground shall have flooring impenetrable by water.

2. Ceilings and walls shall be maintained in good repair, and shall be clean and free from sharp or protruding objects and other safety hazards.

3. All steam and hot water pipes and radiators shall be protected by permanent screen guards, insulations, or any other suitable device which prevents students from coming in contact with them.

4. Room temperatures in rooms occupied by students shall be maintained at not less than sixty-eight degrees Fahrenheit at zero Fahrenheit outside and at not more than the outside temperature when the outside temperature is above eighty degrees Fahrenheit (measured at two feet from the outside walls and twenty inches above floor level).

5. There shall be designated space separate from classroom areas for administrative duties and staff or parent conferences.

(b) Outdoor Space. The school shall maintain or have access to an outdoor play area of at least seventy-five square feet per student using it at any one time. The average width of such a play area shall not be less than eight feet and shall conform to the following requirements:

1. Some part of the outdoor play area shall be accessible to direct sunlight.

2. It shall be free from hazards (e.g. hidden corners, unprotected poles, wells, cesspools, and steps); poisonous plants, (e.g. poison oak or ivy); and dangerous machinery or tools.

3. If any part is adjacent to a highway, a roof, a porch or other dangerous area, it shall be fenced with a non-climbable barrier at least five feet high.

4. It shall not be covered with a dangerously harsh or abrasive material.

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(a) Requirements for Students with Limited Mobility. The school shall assure that students with limited mobility have access, free from barriers to their mobility, to those areas of the school buildings and grounds to which such access is necessary for the implementation of the IEPs for such students. All schools receiving federal funds shall meet the requirements of section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.

(b) Building Entrances. A school which enrolls students requiring wheel chairs shall have at least one entrance without steps and wide enough for a wheel chair, for each building utilized in carrying out the IEPs for such students.

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Genre: Junior Books / Author: An Vrombaut / Paperback / 32 Pages / Book is published 2003-03-06 by OUP Oxford

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      15.03.2007 09:19
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      Great book with lovely pictures.

      An Vrombaut is the creator of 64 Zoo Lane, which is often shown on the Cbeebies channel and has won a BAFTA award. This book won the Nottingham Children's Book Award in 2003 and it's not difficult to see why.

      ***The Story***

      In the Mango Tree House, there is lots of activity,

      "Ruby brushes her rabbit teeth.
      Liam brushes his leopard teeth.
      Max brushes his monkey teeth.
      Zoe brushes her zebra teeth.

      And Clarabella?"

      Turn the page and we can see that,

      "She brushes and brushes her crocodile teeth."

      Through the book we see that during different times of day all the friends are doing different things, such as building sandcastles, licking a mango lolly and bouncing up and down. All that is except for Clarabella who has so many teeth that it takes her all day to brush them. When she is finished, she finds that all her friends are ready to clean their teeth before they go to bed.

      Clarabella is very sad because she never has time to play and have fun so her friends decide to give her a surprise present. When Clarabella opens it, she finds a huge toothbrush, so that she can clean her teeth more quickly.

      She is so happy that,

      "She smiles a BIG crocodile smile!"

      ***The Illustrations***

      These pictures are very similar in design and colour to those in the 64 Zoo Lane series. They are bright and colourful with lots of details in them. Throughout the book we can see the comical sight of a caterpillar munching it's way through one of the mangoes that grown in the bathroom of the tree.

      ***My Thoughts***

      My son first saw this book at our dentist and thought it was very funny. This came as no surprise as there are always lots of children's books in the waiting area that are all themed with teeth and the dentist in mind to put children at ease before the 'dreaded' visit. Luckily my son has beautiful teeth, thanks to drinking water instead of high sugar drinks and a limit on his sweets, and he only needs these books to keep him amused rather than for reassurance.

      At nursery they are looking at cleaning teeth again and have recently had a visit from the school dentist to show them how to clean their teeth properly. With this in mind the nursery has set out a number of books all about teeth and this was one of them. Every week the children can choose a book from the nursery library to take home and my son recognised this one and was very enthusiastic about sharing it with the rest of the family.

      I suppose that really says it all, when a child sees and remembers a book and then wants to read it again. It gives it the recommendation in itself.

      As for me, I love this book. As well as the educational value of it, in showing the importance of taking care to brush each and every one of your teeth, it is great fun and shows friends thinking of another enough to come up with a solution that benefits them all.

      The book is quite repetitive in the way the story is set out. Whether it is time to wake up, playtime, lunchtime or tumble time, we see Clarabella's four friends having fun whilst she is still brushing and brushing and brushing her teeth. I think this is great for children who can often remember the format and help to read along the way.

      The text is black and very clear to read although it does sometimes go off on a slant or up and down during the fun time sections. My son loves to follow the words at these bits with his finger and this again attracts him to following the story for himself.

      It is lovely to see that the friends are concerned about Clarabella's lack of time to play with them and we see by the lovely illustrations, how happy she is to receive such a thoughtful present. Her mouth is open wide to show a lovely set of white teeth that my son loves to count.

      This really is a delightful book and a great idea for any child who isn't fond of cleaning their teeth.

      ***Price and Availability***

      The price on the back of this large paperback is £5.99 but you can get it from WH Smith for only £4.79.

      ISBN No. 0192725475

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      Award-winning animator, An Vrombaut, creator of the 64 Zoo Lane television and book series has created another group of appealing animal friends, who all live together in the Mango Tree House. In this story we meet Clarabella Crocodile who has so many teeth that tooth-brushing time can last all day and she misses out on playtime - until her friends come to her rescue, that is. An Vrombaut is an internationally acclaimed artist and animator and was nominated for a BAFTA for the 64 Zoo Lane television series. Vibrant artwork and stunning design make this a book that children will love to interact with. The book conveys a message about the importance of brushing your teeth in a light-hearted, funny way. It features immediately appealing and lovable characters who just bounce off the page.


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      A foreign quirky and funny crime caper you will enjoy!

      So ‘Jackpot (2011)’, the film version of popular Norwegian crimewriter JO Nesbo’s book ‘Arme Riddere (2007)’, yet another Scandinavian pulp writer making a ton of cash dramatizing criminals and deceit with a twist of comedy for a mostly female readership, the creator of the Headhunters books agreeing for yet another one of his books to be carved up into a movie. To be fair he writes his stuff to be movies so no great stretch. With a dash of Coen Brothers and a whiff of Tarantino its populists stuff here. I don’t know why women love crime fiction so much but apparently they buy most of it. What they don’t do is buy the subtitles movies of the books, why the film took just £65,000 here.

      It’s the present day as the film explodes onto our screens with a gruesome shootout in a seedy strip club in a rural Norwegian suburb. The last man standing is the rather ordinary Oscar Svendson (Kyrre Hellum), a community worker from Tromso. The cops arrive at the blood splattered scene with Oscar holding a shotgun, the only living suspect.

      In the police station he is questioned by the somewhat gregarious Detective Solør (Henrik Mestad), who attempts to peace together what happened. His methods are unorthodox but non violent as Oscar slowly peels back the layers of the story of how a 10 stone community worker ended up underneath ten stiffs with a bag full of money.

      Oscar is more than willing to tell as Solor applies his interrogation skills and quickly learns his suspect works with his best friend Thor (Mads Ousdal) for a project that provides jobs for ex convicts, currently making plastic Christmas trees for the coming holidays. It seems Oscar was persuaded to join the football pool at work and it came up, a jackpot of 1.7 million Kronas no less after Rosenborg draw late on with a header.

      The two other syndicate members, Billy (Arthur Berning) and Treschow (Andreas Cappelen) are ex cons and need Oscar to cash it in. But it’s not long before the cons get greedy and one of them ends up dead at the celebration party at Oscars flat. Now planning to split it three ways the innocent Oscar is now implicated as they set about disposing of Billy’s body in the flat, the tool box the chosen method.
      Hearing a rumpus from below, landlord FGjedde (ridtjov Såheim) comes up to investigate, his normally mild mannered tenant smeared in blood only just able to talk himself out of trouble. But if the money can be split three ways then it can be split two ways and with Thor owing local mobster Peter Lasse (Andersson) big money it looks like either Oscar or Trescho are next for the claw hammer.

      Like Headunters and stuff like the Stig Larsson ‘Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’ trilogy these Scandinavian films don’t quite transfer to film, especially if they are dubbed like Headhunters was. I suspect the book text is far more gruesome and the conservative Scandies are uncomfortable putting that up on screen. Director Magnus Martens has tried to make it more appealing to a bigger audience by ramping up the comedy writing and situations, which there are plenty with a headless corpse around. There are genuinely funny bits here and Henrik Mestad as Detective Solør almost stealing the movie with his eclectic detective trying to be PC with young Oscar.

      The story is very much nonlinear in the Tarantino style and the director admits he sets out to pay homage to the Coen boys in his movie style delivery; very much Fargo meets True Romance. The narrative is sturdy and efficient like the Volvo the boy’s race around Norway in (with the bloody headlights always on!) and the slapstick farce always engaging as it draws towards its unknown conclusion. There is always the chance of the big twist as you are led down one garden path with many more garden paths nearby.

      On the whole I enjoyed the film and I would ignore the critics who say the sandwich doesn’t have enough filling. I’m sure something is lost in translation but it’s funny, quirky and morose in that Scandinavian way and you will be entertained. The subtitles are not too severe and the characters well rounded to earn your sympathies and I think you should give this one a go if you have it on demand or you like quirky foreign movies – or one of those naughty ladies who enjoy Nordic crime fiction when the hubby is asleep. Just think how many of those female partners are plotting to dissolve our bodies in a bath of acid boys.

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The Flourmills / Easthill / Ashford / Kent / TN24 8PA / Tel: 01233 613333.

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      In our hometown of Ashford, there aren't many places to go clubbing. Ok, in Ashford, there is ONE place to go clubbing at present. There is a new club opening in September but given the previous short-lived attempts at using that particular building as a nightclub, I doubt much will come of it. Sooo, Liquid, our one existing nightclub is the one I'll be telling you about here.

      Liquid is part of a chain, owned by the Luminar group. There are branches all over the place, although the only other one I have been to is in Windsor, Berkshire. A quick peek at the website tells me that there are further branches in the following towns as well.

      Liquid in Ashford is at the bottom of East Hill- where Ashford Girls School is. To drive there, you will need to use the main ringroad, or come off the motorway at junction 10 of the M20 and head towards the town centre. Liquid used to be the old flour mills, so the building is quite tall and easily visible. There is ample parking if you are driving. For pedestrians, you can get there by going to the bottom of town (its on a hill) and crossing the road after Blockbusters. If you are walking and not sure where to go, it will be pretty obvious between 10 and 11pm, when millions of scantily clad youngsters pour out of the pubs (mostly the County) and stumble down the hill.

      The Ashford branch is split into to clubs "Liquid" and "Life". Liquid is upstairs, with a large dancefloor, champagne bar and normal bar (for commoners like myself). Life is downstairs with well, pretty much the same layout. Both areas have a fair bit of seating so if you're tired from dancing, you can pull up a pew. The club is decorated in blue, white and silver (Liquid, see?!) and the dancefloor upstairs has two podiums (only for Liquid's own dancers, don't even try and climb in and dance, the bouncers will stop you in seconds, so my friends say, ahem!). Life downstairs is a lot more laidback and while there is still a dance floor, there is more seating and its generally where people go for conversation rather than dancing.

      On a Monday evening, Life is open and entry is free. I don't tend to go much on a Monday as I work all week 9 to 5. When I do go, it's only during university holiday times, and so is full of schoolmates of mine- which I generally consider to be a bad thing as I'm not keen on a lot of the folk I went to school with. The music played is a mixture of cheesy pop, RnB and dance (generally chart stuff). Thursday nights are also quite studenty, but based upstairs in Liquid, and entry is £3. The music is pretty much the same.

      Friday and Saturday nights are for over 20s and it costs between £3 and £6 to get in, depending on how early you go, and whether or not you hold a liquid card. The Liquid card is a free loyalty card that means you get postal offers and a pound off standard entry fee, you can sign up by asking in the branch. It is probably worth getting one if you plan on going to Liquid more than once in your life. When I went to the Windsor branch I managed to use my Ashford card and paid £8 entry rather than £10 (well, Windsor is a lot posher than Ashford). Both bars are open at the weekends, so you can choose what you want to listen to, generally cheesy anthems downstairs and RnB and dance upstairs. I normally

      The bouncers are quite strict and do ID checks, rather than letting just anybody in. Sometimes they check you, sometimes they don't. I usually only tend to get ID-ed when with my school friends as they are all teeny tiny and look younger. They also try not to let anyone too wasted into the club. Once my friend had her uni mates down and we really struggled to let them let us in as one was a bit wobbly. They let her in but cautioned us that if she is seen with a drink in her hand, we're all out on our ear. I think that it's a good thing that they don't let just anyone in, as they are showing that they just as interested in protecting their clientele as they are in making money.

      They do under-18s nights, where obviously the bar serves only soft drinks, but I get the impression these are a bit chavvy as my snotty little sister turns her nose up at the idea of going and she's an 'emo' or whatever it is trendy kids call themselves nowadays.

      Generally, nights at Liquid are pretty samey. The music is always the same, it may as well be a CD on shuffle, think of the money they would save on DJs. Having said that, its generally classics that they play, so we still dance without too much complaining. I have been there for the past 3 weeks running now and a million times since turning 18. I can usually get away without spending too much money in Liquid as I tend to go with my friend Stuart and my boyfriend Dave who are both grown-ups with real jobs and so can afford to buy me (the poor student) drinks. Drinks are usually half price or on BOGOF from 10pm to 11pm so it's worth going early for the savings. I spent £30 on Saturday night which was more than I spent the previous two weeks, but this is porbably more down to the cocktail bar we went to beforehand.

      There is a VIP area which can be booked for birthdays and special occasions. If it's your 21st or 18th birthday and you are a member you usually get vouchers in the post for access to the VIP area, in which the music is quieter and there are comfy sofas and a relatively quiet bar, and another set of toilets. AND there-s a chocolate fountain at the bar with marshmallos to dunk- YUM! We were in here the other week when it was my mates sisters' birthday (we only really tagged along for the free entry and free birthday drink, then buggered off to revel with the commoners in the main club).

      I am not sure about disabled access, though I have seen people upstairs on the dance floor in wheelchairs, which would suggest that there is a lift hidden away somewhere. In fact, I have just text Dave to ask if he knows, and he's just told me that he told me off for putting a bottle in front of it the other day. So that's a yes then, there is a lift. That says something about my sobriety on that occasion! Moving on...

      In Liquid, I usually drink VK Ice alcopops because it's easier to drink from bottles if you're dancing, and you can keep your hand of the top to make sure your drink doesn't get spiked. These are between £1.50 and £3 depending on whether or not it is happy hour. There is a full bar though, with wine, beer (bottled and on tap), spirits and shooters. Bottled water is £1.20 and is usually a must- although the club is air conditioned, it still gets pretty hot if you're really going for it on the dance floor. If its your birthday (or if you pretend that it is) you can normally get a bottle of 'champagne' (a.k.a sparkling wine) from the DJ, but the bar rarely has enough champagne glasses, and so I have been spied there on a number of occasions with the bottle poised elegantly at my throat!

      On Fridays, there is the "Stars behind the Bars" special night, where 'celebrities' serve behind the bar. Last week was some bird off Shipwrecked, and the week before was someone from Cutting It- I missed that because the alcohol was clouding my vision. I wouldn't have recognised her anyway though I am sure. Most nights the club is open til 2am, with the exception of Saturday, when it closes at 3am.

      The clientele at Liquid are generally young people from the vicinity, such as my good self and my friends. Despite Ashford's repuation as being a bit pikey, it's not really that bad. There are very rarely fights in Liquid and if there are, they get broken up pretty quickly. There is the odd group of older people- my friend's mum and aunt were there the other week, so if you're older, and like a night out but are worried about looking out of place, you won't. Liquid's alright for pulling for you Singletons- too there's a scattering of Beautiful People but if you get desperate there's always an obliging candidate. Beer Goggles ahoy!

      I tend to not go to Liquid if I have to drive home, because it's not that much fun when you're sober. That makes me sound like a bit of an alky I guess, but nights out with friends where they are all drinking and you're on the water are pretty boring, and then you realise you're in Liquid, in Ashford, its enough to provoke serious boredom and irritation at the reveller around you. Because places to go out in Ashford are pretty thin on the ground, and I don't want to start totally hating Liquid, I usually only go if I can stay at a friends and have a few drinks, and so only at weekends. That way the night is nearly always a good one, and you just don't notice that the music seems to playing on a loop. A decent night out is really what you make of it, and depends mostly on the company so I always enjoy myself there because I am with my fab friends, though I doubt Liquid will ever win any awards for 'best clubbing experience'.

      There is a website for the Club though it is a bit vague:

      You can buy tickets, view photos (there is horrendous one of me that I just spied but I am not telling you where), and look at upcoming events.

      The phone Number for the Club is 01233 613333

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WEYMOUTH reserve-team boss Jake Richmond took full responsibility for his side’s disappointing defeat at the Bob Lucas Stadium on Saturday.

Rec won this top-of-the-table tussle with a controversial goal at the end of the first half, but Richmond had no complaints at the final whistle.

He told Echosport: “We did not play very well in the first half and I take responsibility for a lot of it.

“We usually shut down high up the pitch but I asked the lads on this occasion to sit off them a bit more and be harder to break down.

“Unfortunately, the change didn’t really work and they ran us ragged.

“I am still learning as a manager and I think that was a big lesson for me.

“I got caught out worrying too much about them and it is clear I need to learn from that.”

Commenting on the game in more detail, Richmond went on to add: “Ryan Park made several fine saves in the first half and I thought there was a foul on him in the lead up to their goal.

“Their lad went up with Ryan and appeared to impede him but the referee didn’t give it.

“In fairness, they did deserve to be ahead at that point but not in that way.

“Ryan was on fire and had that foul been given I think it may well have gone on to end 0-0.”

Conor Jevon fired over for the Terras on five minutes before Park, playing against his former side, pulled out three fantastic saves.

Rec took the lead on 43 minutes but the hosts did have a chance to level right at the death.

Sam Nichols’ header seemed to be heading goalwards but struck the back of substitute Paul Ford, allowing the danger to be cleared.

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“I think for the effort we put in, we may have just about deserved a draw but it wasn’t to be and now all we can do is move on to the next game.”

Despite the loss, the Terras remain top of the Dorset Premier League but are now just two points clear of Rec, Portland United and Merley Cobham Sports, who all hold games in hand.

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March of the Penguins

Theatrical Release: July 22, 2005
DVD Release: November 29, 2005
March of the Penguins
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For All Ages

“March of the Penguins,” narrated by Morgan Freeman, tells the story of a year in the life of the Emperor Penguins, and is an epic tale of endurance, romance, tragedy, comedy, and triumph over nearly impossible odds.

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We took two preschoolers to see this National Geographic nature film about the Emperor Penguins of Antarctica and their journey each year to a mating ground seventy miles from home, the same exact place where they were born and where they have returned year after year for hundreds of generations. Though this movie was amazingly well done and appropriately rated G, it had too much of a documentary feel to capture the attention of our rambunctious preschoolers; however, the adults were mesmerized by the photography, soulful narration of Morgan Freeman, and intimate story of life and death in the Antarctic. The sacrifices that mother and father make for the life of their child is awe-inspiring, and we could learn a lot from penguins.

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Sex: While the actual act is not shown, it is obvious by the music playing in the background that two penguins are going to consummate their relationship.
Language: None
Violence: A mother penguin is attacked and carried off to be eaten by a sea lion and Morgan Freeman narrates the consequences (her baby will die, too) and then some of the penguins, babies and adults, are shown freezing to death. There is quite a long scene of a mother penguin trying to rouse her frozen baby to life and when she can't she tries to steal the child of another, only to be held down by other females as she wails in mourning. It's quite graphic and sad.
Drugs: None
Nudity: None
Other: None

Reviewer: Sarah Strong
Source: Theater
Company: Warner Independent Pictures
Writer: Luc Jacquet
Director: Luc Jacquet
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 105 min.
Industry Rating: G
Starring: Morgan Freeman - Narrator


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The Department of the Interior oversees more than 500 million acres of land through the Bureau of Land Management, the National Park Service, and the Fish and Wildlife Service. The department also houses the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Bureau of Reclamation, which distributes subsidized irrigation water.

Interior will spend a net $14 billion in fiscal 2016, or about $110 for every U.S. household. After adjusting for inflation, spending has increased 24 percent since 2000. The department employs about 66,000 workers and operates more than 282 subsidy programs.

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  • Reforming Federal Land Management. The federal government owns a vast amount of land that would be better managed if privatized, given to state governments, or transferred to stand-alone trust organizations.
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