 Mountain Pass. My family has driven this area many times over the years and it's known for its lack of guard rails. Many have met their tragic end there.
To say this truck driver is fortunate is a massive understatement.
He'd been a friend since elementary school.  In high school he really began making racist and sexist remarks, and god did he love talking about all the girls he hooked up. While cheating on his girlfriend were his favorite ones to tell me about. I look back and I don't think I know anyone who was as good as taking advantage of girls' insecurities as well as him. I realized he was a piece of shit, and it increasingly made me uncomfortable, but we'd just been friends for so long, and fortunately didn't have too many overlapping friends. 

We went to different colleges and increasingly had less contact. He hits me up now every few months but I just ignore him. A person like that just brings no joy to your life.High-pressure liquid chromatographic quantitation of azlocillin

We describe a rapid, precise, and simple procedure for the quantitation of azlocillin in serum and in aqueous solutions by high-pressure, reverse-phase liquid chromatography. This method uses a single precipitation step, detection by dual-wavelength monitoring (220 and 254 nm), and quantitation by comparison with an internal standard. The 10-micron C18 muBondapak column was eluted with 45% (vol/vol) methanol-65% (vol/vol) phosphate buffer. The precision was 4.2 and 5.6% at 50 and 10 micrograms/ml, respectively. The assay was linear up to concentrations of 100 micrograms/ml, with recoveries of 90.4 to 110.5% from serum. The assay was sensitive to 0.4 micrograms of azlocillin per ml. The short turnover time (14 min) and small serum sample size (20 microliters) make the assay ideal for therapeutic drug monitoring and clinical pharmacokinetic studies.If you are only getting one I would say **Hall of Heros**. However **Fields of Fame** can slow down the runaway leaders in raiding by damaging their crew and forcing them to find a Valkyrie token to cull the weak in the heard. I have both. But you could go without **Fields of Fame** for a while. **Hall of Heros** will balance the game without making it much longer. We still find a strong raiding party that has first choice can just role uncontested while still picking up additional cards from the hall to pick up the Heros needed to go on quests. I think either way you will be happy as they brings enough difference to the base game to be fun and provide new ways to get to a glorious victory.Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/3/16
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Published: January 7, 2019 10:18 pm ET
Musical Rhythm pulled off a 12-1 upset in Monday’s $34,000 Preferred Trot at Woodbine Mohawk Park to complete a ‘Grand Slam’ for trainer Ben Baillargeon.
Freezing rain had no impact on Baillargeon trainees, as four of his five starters on Monday’s 10-race card visited the winner’s circle. Those that supported the veteran trainer’s horses at the windows had a large night, with three of the four going off at odds of 9-1 or higher.
Musical Rhythm captured Monday’s feature contest by tracking race favourite Dunbar Hall second-over around the far turn and out-battling the previous top class winner in the lane for a victory of half a length in 1:54.1.
The victory gives the gritty seven-year-old 30 for his career and pushes his career earnings to $698,928 for owners Santo & Nunzio Vena, Claude Hamel and Ben Baillargeon.
Musical Rhythm returned $26.10 to win.
Four-year-old trotter Bautista ($21.60) got the night rolling for Baillargeon in the second race by picking up his first win in his third start for the barn. Six-year-old pacer Major Legacy ($39.10) collected the second win for Baillargeon by narrowly holding on in the evening’s fifth race.
The ‘Hat Trick’ for Baillargeon came in the evening’s sixth race with six-year-old trotting mare P L Jill ($4.50) taking care of business as the public’s top choice.
Sylvain Filion steered Bautista and P L Jill to victory, while Mario Baillargeon drove Major Legacy and Musical Rhythm.
Live racing resumes Thursday evening at Woodbine Mohawk Park. Post time is 7:10 p.m.
To view Monday's harness racing results, click on the following link: Monday Results - Mohawk Park.
(Woodbine Mohawk Park)I was born in Athens, Greece in 1982, where i currently live and work as a photographer and camera operator. I have a BA in Photography and an MA in Design. I first picked up a camera when i was 18years old, and started documenting my surroundings, which at the time was Action sports. The decisive moment was from the very beginning a crucial element of my visual language. After finishing school I collaborated with domestic and foreign action Sports publications as well as brands like Carhartt, Etnies and Red Bull. At the same time, I couldn't just devote my time on one specific genre or view of the world visually, so i began documenting my lifelong relationship with the sea and the relationship between the architecture of necessity and the human form on the Islands of the Aegean. Thats how "Salty" was created. It turned out to be one of my favourite projects and the one that will never be complete. Inspired by the observation of architectural remnants and the form of manmade and natural structures, I can't help but capture all that seems beautifully foreign in a land i believe to know so well until proven otherwise. It is after all "Things i have photographed in my life so far". "Picked" came to fruition recently when i decided i wanted more control conceptually, over my images. By observing my own habits i discovered a lot of unnecessary food waste. Every week i found at least a couple of rotten fruit and vegetables in my kitchen. I always knew it was a problem, but after researching the numbers on the matter, it became apparent it is a problem of a grand scale. I thought maybe I could inspire some change by capturing the decomposition in a detailed and immediate matter.
I am based in Athens, and available for hire, in commercial as well as non-profit projects.
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Ohio Valley College of Technology Medical Assisting student Breyshon “Brey” Lott graduated from Cardinal Mooney High School in Youngstown, Ohio in 2016. Brey says that his college experience so far is amazing and fun. “I love everything about my new school and wouldn’t trade it for the world,” says Brey. He chose OVCT because of the curriculum and to push himself to further his education and earn what he wants in life.
Brey’s favorite teacher is Mr. C (Tim Clutter). “He’s filled with joy and humor and makes everyone feel like you’re supposed to be here. He keeps it real in a way that is motivational and positive. Honestly, all of the teachers here are on the same path to make sure you reach your goals,” he says. Brey’s goal after graduation is to further his education in the Nursing program and become an RN. Ultimately, he hopes to become a Nurse Practitioner and open a practice of his own.
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