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'Heart torn out': Mates ride for family in 'hell'
IN AN effort to help a family going through "hell" the Gladstone community turned out in force and dug deep to support Frankie Beresford who has been battling acute myeloid leukaemia since February.
Although the organiser for the Ride For Frankie, Paul Mitchell, said only 40 people said they were going to the event before today, an early count of registered riders was sitting at 132.
"I work with Duncan and I know he's got a big heart and seeing the turn out here today shows how many people in Gladstone have a massive heart," Mr Mitchell said.
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"So many of us have kids and we can only imagine what Kate and Duncan (Frankie's parents) are going through.
"But it's hard because it's an up and down fight for them and there's a lot of financial, emotional and personal stress...just imagine having your heart torn out one minute, put back in the next and then torn out again with more bad news," he said.
Since Frankie was diagnosed in February both Kate and Duncan haven't been able to work while they stay by her bedside at the Lady Cilento Hospital in Brisbane.
The costs associated with just being there for their darling three-year-old daughter are huge and Mr Mitchell said all money donated today would go to the Beresford family.
He said the hospital parking costs alone were $3750.
"This about giving them access to their daughter," Mr Mitchell said.
"Because of the parking costs they had to stop doing that and what that now means is that both parents can't be with Frankie at the same time.
"This is about helping a family be together when they need to be," he said.
Jess Beresford, Frankie's aunt, said she had been overwhelmed by the community support and had shed tears of joys this morning.
"It just proves living in a small community everyone gets behind you...I firmly believe that it's this love, support and generosity that's keeping Frankie alive," she said.
"It's literally hell what they're going through and I was talking to Kate the other day and she said that it was one thing to go through watching your kid go through intense chemo but now to see her going through severe withdrawals was whole new level.
"Initially the Go Fund Me page was set up to pay for parking...initially they were told they be there three months but here we are 10 months later and she's still there," she said.
Mrs Beresford said Frankie was still in a serious but stable condition and enjoyed her first ice block on Saturday.
"She still has long periods of rest but now when she's awake she can say a few words which is really nice," she said.
The Ride For Frankie went from Gladstone to Bororen to pick up riders coming from Bundaberg and then onto Raglan where riders from Rockhampton would meet them at the Raglan Tavern for drinks and a raffle.

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Questions & Answers
"I have a hard time respecting one of my schoolteachers. What should I do?"
To find a solution to this situation, you might start by identifying the reasons you feel the way you do. Are you offended by the way your teacher treats you or by your teacher's lifestyle or beliefs? Maybe you just don't think your teacher is a very good one. Whatever the reason, try to separate your reservations about your teacher from the lessons being taught. In other words, don't let your feelings get in the way of your education.
Remember that your teacher is a fellow son or daughter of God, and we all deserve respect. You should also respect the fact that your teacher is trying to help you learn, so it will help if you focus more on your instruction and less on your instructor. Something as simple as coming to class with a positive attitude will also help. And finally, take to heart this challenge from President Thomas S. Monson: "I would encourage members of the Church wherever they may be to show kindness and respect for all people everywhere" ("Looking Back and Moving Forward," Ensign, May 2008, 90).
Pay Attention
I also had that problem with one of my teachers. The way I fixed it was by paying attention in class and listening. Then I could actually get something out of the lesson. I also did my very best to be respectful. Even though it was pretty hard, it was worth it because the teacher also started liking me a little better.
Zachary B., 12, Hawaii, USA
Remember the Worth of Souls
The disrespect I felt for my teacher all changed when I was doing Personal Progress—Individual Worth. I read a scripture I had read before, but it struck me this time as an instruction for developing the respect my teacher deserved: "Remember the worth of souls is great in the sight of God" (D&C 18:10).
Hannah H., 19, Utah, USA
Talk It Out
Talk with the teacher who is troubling you, and voice your troubles. Teachers are there to teach and encourage us, not to bring us down. Schoolteachers give us the opportunity to learn things that will help us later in life, such as finding a career. Try to eliminate the problem before it gets worse.
Sam E., 16, Maine, USA
Put Yourself in Their Shoes
Sometimes we think only of what we are feeling. How do the teachers feel? Teachers grade papers, put together homework assignments, and try the best they can to provide a good learning environment. Tell them you appreciate their hard work. Remember that they are trying hard for you.
Dominique D., 14, Nebraska, USA
Think "GPS"
GPS: Gratitude, Prayer, and Smiling. Remember that you wouldn't know a lot of things without your teachers. Keep that in mind at school, and take the time to thank your teachers for all that they do. Keep a smile on your face, and also pray for help to respect your teacher.
Jordan J., 13, Arizona, USA
Consider Their Life
It may help to think of the stress they must go through with work, bills, family, and even their very own students. Remember they are trying to help.
Deanna R., 16, Utah, USA
See Their Viewpoint
Think about what it is about the teacher that's hard to respect. Maybe it's his teaching style or the amount of work he gives you. Now think about what you would do or how you would act if you were teaching your class. Remember that your teacher is just trying to find the best way to help you learn and, most important, that he or she is only human, just like you.
Stephen R., 16, Washington, USA
Do a Good Turn Daily
One of the best things to do is be kind to your teacher. If you do a nice thing for your teacher every day, it will make it easier to respect him or her. It won't be easy to do, but it will help you respect your teacher.
Kidron G., 18, Arizona, USA
Say Thank You
I had trouble respecting my drivers' ed teacher when I was a sophomore. I felt like he was unfair to me and could sometimes be kind of mean. I really wanted a better relationship, so I looked for a time when he taught me something I didn't know before and I said thank you. Though he was still not my favorite teacher, I was able to learn some valuable things from him.
Hope H., 18, Utah, USA


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Agree wholeheartedly.
My criteria for switching (assuming Perl is available) is that if a script needs any testing or branching, it gets Perled. I have no problem with twenty lines of program calls, but if I need to start using any program control more complex than &&, Perl wins.
I did have one large script (32K of ASCII including copious comments) I wrote at Sandia that was meant to be Bourne from the start, and it ended up being a really nifty system that included environment creation and program launching on the fly. In that case the reverse situation was true: Bourne shell was consistent, but the Perl version on the various boxen was not, and the systems support guy was not willing to fix all the various things that would have broken if we upgraded all Perl versions.
We had our reasons for doing it the way we did, and it worked out because this really was a system-level task set. Doing it in Perl would have been more work because we would have had to add modules to do the things that shell does naturally.
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Editors' note (October 23, 2012): The 2011 iMac reviewed here has been replaced by an updated 2012 model that offers an all-new superthin design and improved hardware specs (Ivy Bridge CPU, Thunderbolt port, USB 3.0).
Apple's 27-inch iMacs stand out largely because they offer bigger displays than any other all-in-one. The newly updated 21.5-inch iMac has always had a harder time persuading buyers thanks to the glut of 23-inch Windows-based all-in-ones in the same price range. A fast new Core i5 processor helps the most affordable new iMac make a strong case for its performance, and we expect OS X-loyal professionals will appreciate the iMac's added speed and, eventually, its new Thunderbolt data port. Consumers will be less convinced, especially given the iMac's lack of home entertainment conveniences.
As we said in our review of the new 27-inch model, the design of Apple's iMacs remains the most aesthetically pleasing in the industry. The 21.5-inch model has a smaller footprint than the larger one, coming in at 17.75 inches high and 20.75 inches (compared with 20.25-inches high and 25.5-inches wide on the 27-inch iMac), which could make the smaller-screen version one better suited to tight spaces.
Along with featuring the smaller screen among the two iMac varieties, the 21.5-inch model also has a smaller screen than price-comparable Windows all-in-ones. Dell's Inspiron One, HP's TouchSmart 610-series, the Gateway One ZX6000-series, and others all boast 23-inch displays, and some, like Dell's all-in-one, can be had for under $700.
Admittedly, the iMac's display gives up only a diagonal inch-and-a-half in its physical measurements, which is hardly enough to cause a dramatic degradation in its user experience. You could argue that the more compressed pixels will make for crisper image quality, at least when you're sitting up close. The Windows side of the debate might similarly point out that larger screens lend themselves to better viewing from a distance, which you might want from an all-in-one designed, as many Windows all-in-ones are, for home entertainment. Both sides have a point, and the arguments of the screen-size debate extend through to the 21.5-inch iMac's features comparison as well.
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The Dell Inspiron One 2305 we reviewed in November is now six months old, but it remains Dell's highest-end all-in-one offering, with the same specs as when we first wrote about it. Aside from its all-in-one form factor, the Dell and the iMac couldn't be more different.
The Dell's large touch screen, its Blu-ray drive, and its HDMI input make it well-suited to serving as a digital entertainment kiosk. You could set it up in a den, a bedroom, or on a kitchen counter and use it to consume almost any kind of digital media. The HDMI input in particular lends the Inspiron One great versatility, letting you use it as a standalone display for a game console or a cable box. With the help of an extra, expensive adapter you can use the new Thunderbolt port on the iMac the same way, but you still don't have a touch screen to simplify media controls, and the lack of a Blu-ray drive in the iMac potentially gives you another device you must connect to replicate the same streamlined digital media hub.
On the other hand, the iMac makes a far superior computer for producing digital media or tackling any other performance-dependent task. The iMac's new Intel Core i5 2400 processor is a generation ahead of the AMD Phenom II X4 chip in the Dell. The iMac also has a faster, more recent AMD graphics chip. The Thunderbolt port, which replaces the old iMac's MiniDisplay Port, will be important also, when compatible storage arrays, video hubs, and other devices debut this summer that take advantage of its fast, bi-directional data transfer capabilities.
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You get a clear picture of the 21.5-inch iMac's performance superiority from our benchmarks tests. The iMac is faster than Dell's $1,149 Inspiron One 2035 on all of our benchmarks. It's also faster than last year's $1,149 iMac. The $949 HP Omni 200 gives the iMac some difficulty on our Photoshop CS 5 test, which we suspect is due to the fact that the HP has twice the graphics memory of the iMac. The two are also close on the multithreaded CineBench test, likely due to the HP's higher CPU clock speed, despite being a Core i5 CPU from Intel's previous chip generation.


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The units of Indian currency are the rupee (INR). Paper money comes in denominations of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000 rupees. Coins are in denominations of 50 paise, one rupee, two rupees, five rupees and ten rupees. International airports have currency-exchange booths that are always open for arriving or departing overseas flights. It is a good idea to change a certain amount of money in small denominations.
Tourists are required to make a declaration on the Currency Declaration Form given to passengers upon arrival regarding the amount of money (currency or travelers' cheques). There are no restrictions on the amount a tourist may bring into India. Cash, bank notes, and travelers' cheques up to US$ 1,000 or equivalent need not be declared at the time of entry. Any money in convertible currencies should be exchanged only through authorised moneychangers and banks that will issue an 'encashment certificate' that is required at the time of reconversion of any unspent money. The encashment slip is also required when paying hotel bills or travel expenses in rupees.
Credit cards are widely accepted in Indian cities and larger towns, particularly American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard, and Visa. Credit cards can also be used to get cash advances in rupees.
When leaving India, you can exchange the unspent rupees back to your currency. Exporting of the Indian currency by foreigners is strictly against the rules. Banking facilities are usually located in the same airport hall as the check-in counters. It is best to access these facilities before immigration, as they might not be available thereafter. Some shops also accept USD at the airport departure terminal, apart from credit cards.


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BOSTON – With just four days remaining until the start of the 2014 Major League Soccer season, the New England Revolution gave its fans one more important glimpse of the upcoming squad tonight when the team unveiled its new primary kits at a special event at Royale as part of MLS' "Jersey Week."
With a fresh, clean look heading into a season, the Revolution's new uniform – designed in concert by the Revolution and adidas, Major League Soccer's exclusive uniform supplier – is a sleek departure from the team's primary kit used the last two seasons.
The new design features:
- A simple dark navy jersey that is significantly lighter in weight than previous years
- A larger, re-designed logo for the team's official jersey partner, UnitedHealthcare
- Three red stripes down both shoulders of the jersey
- The Flag of New England centered between players' shoulders on the back
- "New England EST 1996" printed on the inside neck of the jersey
- A red, white and blue interwoven stripe across the back, above the players' names
- White shorts with three red stripes down the sides
- Blue socks with thin horizontal white lines spaced evenly down the leg and foot
"We're very pleased with this design and are excited to begin wearing it," Revolution president Brian Bilello said. "We worked with adidas to integrate some key design elements into the kit that are important to our club. For a long time, our primary kit has been solid navy, with only lesser red and white accents. We wanted this primary uniform to reinforce the region's Revolutionary identity by having a greater balance of red, white and blue.
"The Flag of New England is also a key icon for our club, one which our supporters have been instrumental in growing. Unlike some teams that have their key icon or identifier on the 'jock tag' on the lower seam of the jersey, we were insistent that the flag be very visible and somewhere that everyone could see. And there is no better place than right above the players' names and numbers – reminding everyone that they're all part of New England," Bilello said.
UnitedHealthcare, which is now in its fourth season as the team's jersey partner, also adjusted the logo it uses on the jersey to coincide with the release of the new kits.
"We launched our relationship with the Revolution three years ago to raise awareness among New Englanders and soccer fans nationwide about the benefits of living healthier lives," said Tom Paul, chief consumer officer of UnitedHealthcare. "Our collaboration with the Revs includes a first-of-its-kind online health and well-being program, community events with Revs players and team personnel and the UnitedHealthcare logo on the jersey."
Other design changes were also important to the club.
"New England EST. 1996" printed into the jersey's neck is one of the last things the Revolution players see before pulling the jersey over their heads. One of the original MLS clubs, launched in 1996, the Revolution represents the region's soccer fans and is a reminder that the Revs players play for them as they dress for a match.
Finally, the thinly striped socks, in part, represent the ties that bind New Englanders: six separate states, joined together by a common identity.
The new 2014 jersey, which the team is scheduled to debut in competition this Saturday, March 8, when the Revs open the season at Houston, is now available for purchase at revolutionsoccer.net and mlsgear.com. Authentic jerseys are $120, while replica jerseys are $85. Women's and children's versions are also available. All jerseys can be customized with names and numbers for an additional fee of $20 through the Gillette Stadium ProShop.
The team's secondary uniform – an all-white design with red accents and navy stripes – will be used for the third straight season this year when needed. However, the updated UnitedHealthcare logo will adorn this year's white jerseys. The Revolution is scheduled to debut new secondary jerseys in 2015.
Primary and secondary kits are used in two-year cycles. The Revolution's primary kit is scheduled to be updated in even years, while the secondary kit is scheduled for odd years.


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You would have more people joining your top list if you have some sites sending visitors. People don't want to join a list where all the sites have 0 hits in and 0 hits out because they know they are not going to get anything from it. You might be surprised how many people will join your list if you ask them - trading links is a very big part of being a webmaster.


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On Monday the latest daft.ie report came out, showing that asking prices had fallen just over 4% in the first three months of the year. Yesterday, I changed focus on the blog a little, as it was Budget day, and tried instead to put some numbers on what a potential property tax could raise.
Today, I hope to give a little more detail on the findings from the report itself, in particular regional trends, and then give an international perspective also – or at least start to give one, which I think is always instructive. Below is a graph showing the quarter-on-quarter change in asking prices for the last two quarters, i.e. Q4 2008 and Q1 2009, in each county. The most obvious finding – probably not a surprise to anyone – is that asking prices fell in almost all counties in both quarters. A second clear finding is that there does not appear to have been one or two counties more affected in the last six months than elsewhere (although one could make the argument that Munster has got off relatively unscathed since September).
What also jumps out is that the two quarters saw very different patterns. In the final three months of 2008, a few counties – such as Galway, Westmeath and to a lesser extent Donegal and Leitrim – saw the largest downward adjustments in asking prices. Two counties, Mayo and Tipperary actually saw no fall in their asking prices. This quarter, Mayo and Tipperary actually had slightly larger falls than average – perhaps a sign that sellers there had been holding for the start of the year before acceding to the realities of the market. On the flip side, sellers in Galway and Westmeath believed in Q1 that their large adjustments in late 2008 did not need to be followed up with more adjustments straight away.
Sligo has been the worst hit county in terms of falling house prices, with a fall in the region of 10%in three months alone. (Dublin city centre and Waterford city actually saw bigger falls but they are lessened by other parts of their counties.) Aside from that, it seems that Dublin generally and the counties around it were among those with larger adjustments since the start of the year.
This leads on to perhaps a more interesting question – how have counties fared since their property prices peaked? To do that, I've set up another Manyeyes dataset (which anyone can access) with the percentage gap between house prices in a given quarter and the peak, for each county. Where a county is sandy coloured, that means it has peaked. The deeper the blue, the bigger the fall. (One little trick with these figures is that for a county's earlier "blues", prices are still going up. By the second row, that's no longer an issue.)
A couple of findings emerge, based interestingly on alternate axes of the country:
- East peaked before west, on average, and by almost six months. If you draw a line from Cavan down to Wexford, 10 of the 13 counties peaked in the first half of 2008, more than half the country in population terms, including all of Dublin and its offshoots. Cork, Galway, Limerick and a few other counties actually peaked in the second half of 2007, while a couple of stragglers – Tipperary and Westmeath to be precise – only peaked in early 2008. (Interesting to note, in passing, their sellers' totally different reactions to conditions in late 2008, as per the first chart above.)
- North is falling faster than south, on average. If you draw a line from Dublin over to Galway, 9 of the 10 worst affected counties so far come from that half of the island. The top half of the property market – literally! – has been lopped off more than the bottom half. This means that the north-east – essentially Dublin-plus – fell first and is falling hardest, while the south-west – Munster – was last to fall and has fallen least so far. It will be interesting to compare these emerging trends, two years into the property crash, with the final statistics on Ireland's property readjustment/crash/Armageddon/return to sanity/fill in name here.
Speaking of writing the history books, perhaps it's no harm to have a quick look to our left and our right and see how other property markets are faring. Below is a chart of about 20 countries (with two different measures in there for the US, the first is the OFHEO measure, while US* is the Case-Shiller national index). I've based this on data posted on the Economist's website, but have surreptitiously replaced the 2007/2008 ESRI data, about which there is a lot of scepticism currently, with daft.ie data. The bars show the annual rate of change in house prices, including a 1997-2008 average, and figures for 2007 and 2008. (As per the Economist website, some of the Q4 08 figures are actually Q3 08 while a couple, including Ireland, are Q1 09.)
Replacing the ESRI data with the daft.ie had the effect of moving Ireland from the "Club of Moderates" such as Denmark and the Netherlands, to the "Bleeding Edge" group with Hong Kong, the UK and the US (at least one measure for the US at any rate). I will do my best to try and track down the original data for this series so that a change-from-peak measure can be contructed as again that may be more instructive than a year-on-year change, particularly in six months time.
In the meantime, though, I'll leave this up here and ask for any insights, comments or queries, as per usual! Fire away…
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If you don't look closely—very closely—you might not realize that the Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch (Mid 2012) ($1,499 direct) is any different than the nearly identical models from spring and fall of 2011, like the Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch (Thunderbolt) ($1,499 direct, 3.5 stars). Apple's iconic laptop designs are largely unchanged on the outside, but the new model gets a bump in processing speed and can now take advantage of newer USB peripherals thanks to the addition of USB 3.0 ports. It's a solid laptop, but the end result isn't that different from the previous iteration, and does little to stand out from the crowd of Windows laptops with similar specifications.
Let's start with the obvious—the current incarnation of the MacBook Pro looks just like the last. From its glowing white Apple logo to its lightweight aluminum unibody chassis, most aspects of the MacBook Pro 13-inch are identical to the previous iteration. The dimensions remain the same 0.95 by 12.8 by 8.9 inches (HWD), and the weight is still 4.5 pounds. It's a little heavier than other 13-inch laptops we've seen recently, like the 3.2-pound Editors' Choice ultraportable, the Toshiba Portege R835-P88 ($849.99 list, 4.5 stars), but the similarly dimensioned HP ProBook 6360b ($989 direct, 3 stars) is both thicker and heavier (4.8 pounds). The weight discrepancy can be easily accounted for—where the lightweight Toshiba uses plastic in the construction, Apple uses all aluminum.
The display has the same 1,280-by-800 resolution—roughly equivalent to the 1,366-by-768 resolution used on other laptops, and high enough to enjoy 720p video or to multitask with side-by-side windows. The chiclet-style keyboard has the same backlit black-tile keys, though there is a fair amount of light seepage around the keys. The glass surfaced trackpad is still one of the best available, and Apple's gesture controls are far more intuitive and refined than others we've tried.
New—on the MacBook Pro, at least—is the addition of USB 3.0. This speedy rival to Thunderbolt has the dual-advantage of being compatible with older USB 2.0 devices and being widely available on accessories like external drives—though we expect to see more affordable Thunderbolt-equipped peripherals hitting the market soon. Apple has also changed the power connection to the thinner MagSafe2 connector, which offers the same functionality, but has a slightly different shape so as not to be compatible with older and third party power accessories. Apple switched to the MagSafe2 connector this year, prompted by the introduction of the new MacBook Pro with Retina display.
The MacBook Pro also retains a FireWire 800 port, a Gigabit Ethernet port, and SD card reader. Apple doesn't include an HDMI port, opting instead for the option of using the Thunderbolt display output or connecting through mini DisplayPort-to-HDMI adapter. A slot-loading optical drive reads and burns CDs and DVDs, but Apple still doesn't offer any love to Blu-ray owners. Apple expects you to buy HD videos from iTunes. Apple also includes an HD FaceTime camera that lets you make video calls in 720p. Internally, the MacBook Pro 13-inch is equipped a 750GB 5,400rpm hard drive offering plenty of storage space. It's larger than the 500GB drives found in the Dell XPS 14 or the Lenovo ThinkPad X230 . Plus, with 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, all of your wireless connectivity needs should be reasonably well met.
Purchasing the MacBook Pro 13-inch now will get you the laptop preinstalled with OS X 10.7 Lion, but upgrading to the soon-to-be released Mountain Lion (OSX 10.8) later this month will be free. Lion OS X comes with all of the award winning iLife Apps, like GarageBand, iTunes, iMovie, and iPhoto. The upcoming Mountain Lion will add new features like iMessage, which will widen iChat's reach from being Mac-to-Mac only to include Mac-to-iOS as well.
Most of the changes made in the Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch center around the internal hardware. Apple has equipped the MacBook pro with a third-generation dual-core Intel Core i7 (2.9GHz, Turbo Boost up to 3.6GHz) processor and 8GB of RAM. Though we weren't able to run all of our benchmark tests—most run in Windows, and at the time of testing Apple hadn't released Boot Camp Windows drivers for this system (we'll run our full roster of tests once the drivers are available)—we were able to get a good idea of the performance available from the new MacBook.
Thanks to the new hardware, the new iteration of the MacBook Pro is faster, but not enough to fend off the competition. The Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch (Mid 2012) zipped through HandBrake in 1 minute 51 seconds, cranked through Photoshop CS5 in 3:54, and scored 2.85 points in CineBench R11.5. These scores are neck in neck with those of the Dell XPS 14 (Summer 2012) ($1,499 direct, 3.5 stars), which was faster in HandBrake (1:48) slower in Photoshop (4:05) and half-step behind in CineBench (2.79). The Toshiba Portege R835-P88 is also similar in performance, edging ahead in HandBrake and Photoshop (1:46 and 3:55, respectively) and scoring 2.75 points in CineBench. The Lenovo ThinkPad X230 ($1,164 direct, 4 stars), on the other hand, was faster with its third-generation Core i5 processor (HandBrake 1:35, Photoshop 3:37, CineBench 3.09).
We measured battery life using a ten-hour video rundown test. Running in Mac OS X, with backlight dimmed to 50 percent and both Wi-Fi and keyboard backlight activated, the MacBook Pro lasted 6 hours 24 minutes, just shy of the 7 hours claimed by Apple. Though we can't compare this score directly with our regular MobileMark results, most 13- and 14-inch laptops in this price range offer 7 hours battery life, or more.
Apple has given the MacBook Pro 13-inch some real improvements, and the end result is a laptop that's worth buying—if you're due for a new one anyway. Owners of the previous MacBook Pro 13-inch (Late 2011) or the previous MacBook Pro 13-inch (Thunderbolt) may want to stick with the current model. Last year's model upgraded to second-generation Core processors from the two-year old Core Duo, which saw much more dramatic improvements in performance. This round, the improvements are incremental, and don't do much to further differentiate the MacBook Pro from the many Windows PCs competing against it. The Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch (Mid 2012) doesn't unseat the current ultraportable Editors' Choice Toshiba Portege R835-P88, which offers similar performance and better portability without the inflated Apple price tag.
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Iceland: A photographer's dream
You can see icebergs in the Antarctic, geysers in Yellowstone, waterfalls almost anywhere, volcanoes in the Russian Kamchatka. You can see whales and puffins in plenty of places, including the U.S. But you can see all of this and more at one time in Iceland.
That's where I've found seemingly endless lava fields covered by moss, red-and-black volcanic ash deserts, rugged basalt terrain broken by ice-capped mountains, glaciers, accessible waterfalls of all shapes and sizes, smoking hot springs and gurgling geothermal areas colored like the surface of Mars, blue fields of lupins and black volcano ash beaches. It's a photographer's dream.
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The best time to travel to Iceland is early to mid July – less rain, more sun, Arctic light, fewer fogs and mists. I don't think Russian Nobel Prize winner Joseph Brodsky was writing about Icelanders when he said this in his poem "The Pilgrims": "Their eyes are full of sunset, their hearts are full of sunrise." But I do know that's how I felt about its people when I breathed in the red glow of the Arctic sunset. Iceland enriched and elevated me.
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This post is not about ancestor genealogy but about current family history. And comparing.
Yesterday, my wonderfully-patient husband took four grandchildren, ages 15, 9, 8, and 6 (last one a girl), our son and daughter-in-law POWER SHOPPING. In two hours we found jeans/pants, shirts, socks, underwear, shoes and backpacks for all four. Then lunch at Ritchie's Diner (a Riverside, California small restaurant group) and then on for school supplies. School starts Monday in this rural town in Southern California.
Now, can you imagine trying to get clothes for four children 100 years ago or even 40 years ago? In my family, (in the 1950s-1960s) each girl had one "store-bought" dress each year and new underwear and socks. Shoes were dependent upon whether we needed them at that moment or not. My brothers had store-bought "slacks", underwear and socks. (Boys didn't wear jeans or t-shirts to school then.) Everything else was sewn at home. Since I was the eldest, my mother and I sewed a lot during the summer (when we weren't canning from the fruit trees in our back yard.) We didn't live in a rural area, but we just had a large back yard with 35-40 different fruit trees.
Back to the original topic. Last night, before I fell asleep, I just started thinking that while the trip was somewhat "stressful" if that's the right word, getting clothes for the kids was done quickly, and fairly easily. It took two hours, not all summer. Is one better? Who knows? But I have good memories of both.


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The stock market has been absolutely ebullient this year. The major indexes cruised to new all-time highs more times than one can count in 2014, and with minimal volatility.
The best way to measure how smooth the ride has been for investors is the Sharpe ratio. This metric divides the return less the risk-free rate by the standard deviation of a return stream. A large Sharpe ratio is indicative of a market that has delivered positive returns with relative small pullbacks. The result is the remarkable graph shown below.
What really strikes me is that, according to this measure, an investor has received nearly three units of return for every unit of risk. Even the most risk-managed strategies struggle to have a Sharpe ratio of 1. For an unmanaged equity index to be much above this number is really unusual.
It's likely that today's low-vol, high-returning scenario will attract new money from those sidelined after the 2008 market rout. But a return to more normal volatility levels could quickly reverse those flows, creating even more volatility in the process.
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Even the GOP understands the need to appeal to minority voters, so in October 2011, it launched RNClatinos.com, a Spanish-language site where "Republican National Committee can connect with Hispanic voters, and Hispanic voters can hear Hispanic Republican leaders."
Problem is, the top left corner of the site featured a stock photo of Asian children. (The photo was taken down earlier today after U.S. News & World Report's Washington Whispers blog got wind of it.)
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Alexander: Removal of Buoys Below Cumberland River Dams "the Right Way to End the Fishing Controversy"
Says U.S. Army Corps of Engineers now complying with new federal law
Posted on June 19, 2013
"This preserves the freedom to fish for generations of Americans who enjoy fishing below the dams on the Cumberland River, and does so in a way that gives the appropriate state agencies authority for boating safety." – Lamar Alexander
WASHINGTON, June 19 – U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) today said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' decision to remove buoys restricting access to fishing areas below dams on the Cumberland River – in compliance with legislation he sponsored that became law on June 3 – is "the right way to end the fishing controversy."
"This preserves the freedom to fish for generations of Americans who enjoy fishing below the dams on the Cumberland River, and does so in a way that gives the appropriate state wildlife agencies authority for boating safety," Alexander said.
The Corps announced today the decision to remove buoys it previously put in place as part of its plan to restrict access beneath 10 dams on the Cumberland River in Tennessee and Kentucky. The announcement follows the June 3 enactment of a law Alexander sponsored in the Senate that prohibits the Corps from implementing restrictions for two years, while also delegating enforcement below the dams to appropriate state agencies.
In addition to the two-year ban that became law June 3, the U.S. Senate also passed on May 15 Alexander's permanent solution as part of the Water Resources Development Act. That permanent solution would prevent the Corps from establishing physical barriers, require that any further action be based on actual operating conditions – as opposed to 24 hours per day – and give sole responsibility for enforcement of restricted areas below dams to the states.
The U.S. House of Representatives has not yet taken up its version of the Water Resources Development Act, which Alexander said made it necessary to pass the two-year ban.
Alexander's legislation, known as the "Freedom to Fish Act," was cosponsored by Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), and Senators Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) and Rand Paul (R-Ky.). A similar version was sponsored in the house by U.S. Reps. Ed Whitfield (R-Ky.), Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.), Diane Black (R-Tenn.), Stephen Fincher (R-Tenn.), Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.) and Andy Barr (R-Ky.).
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In January, iPhone development company App Cubby decided to run an experiment. Reacting to user complaints about App Store's lack of a try-before-you-buy feature, App Cubby reduced its prices across the board to $0.99 and created a donation page where satisfied users were urged to donate the difference between the $0.99 and the actual value of the software.
The experiment was basically a complete failure. During the week App Cubby ran the experiment, the company received a grand total of $75 in donations. Yes, the sales volume of the company's re-priced offerings did increase, but not enough to offset the lack of donations and increased support responsibilities.
In a blog post titled "The Experiment," CEO David Barnard lays out the cold, harsh facts about App Store development. It's a lot easier to charge too little on the App Store than you might think.
In the rush to win the App Store lottery, developers have been pushing their prices to the bottom in order to get noticed and earn a place on the top 100 rankings lists. The problem is that revenues from an underpriced application simply will not let the developer sustain a business over the long term. Even if you can pull in more users to try the app, you aren't generating enough revenue to cover the real costs of doing business.
Barnard backed off from his experiment and is now taking a three-pronged approach to his marketing. The App Cubby apps have returned to a $10 price point. App Cubby will release lite versions to gain customer interest and offer a "try before you buy" scenario that does not depend on goodwill or donations. Finally, App Cubby will increase the value of its $10 products by releasing "substantial updates to each app in the next 60 days." Smartly, the company has taken the data transfer part of the equation into consideration. It will offer online sync to ease the transition between the lite and paid versions.
This three-point plan represents a sane response to the App Store gold rush, and one which plays into the best way to leverage the limits that Apple has placed on developers. As long as you comply with Apple's newly revised upsell policy and hook in purchasers by providing value instead of "Buy Now" buttons, lite versions educate users about your product and bring committed purchasers to your full product, not just the curious.
App Store is doing more than a million dollars in purchases every day. Pricing your apps at a sustainable level lets you create a business that extends beyond a few months, with a way to pay your programmers and designers and even build a profitable enterprise. Yes, you still need to market your product and provide value to the customer, but realistic pricing means you haven't tied yourself into an inevitable economic death spiral. Your app will compete on its merits and marketing, not on an unrealistic "people will buy it because it's cheap" mentality.


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I just can't find people who can roleplay in growtopia.
I used to roleplay a lot until my computer broke.
I do. owo
I Roleplay on forums though. xD
Probably the most stupid question I will ever ask. What is a roleplay?
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Yoga - Winstanleys
Yo Yoga Soul
Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU5 4DB
Children's Centre @ Bricknell Primary 7-8pm - multi-thereupetic class for all abilities Small Hall @ Bricknell Primary 6.45-7.45pm - relaxing yoga with and emphasis on [...]Distance: 1.12 miles.
Anlaby, East Riding of Yorkshire, Hu107an
My name is Jude Gohl . I am a fully qualified yoga teacher registered with the yoga alliance . I am super passionate about [...]Distance: 1.95 miles.
Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire
121-coaching offers - Yoga, Pilates, Hooping & 121 sessions in and around Cottingham. Teaching local Yoga classes to the community and Health clubs. we also [...]Distance: 2 miles.
The Yoga Den Hull
Cottingham, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU16 4BB
Hello I'm Natasha! I'm a qualified British Wheel of Yoga teacher (http://www.bwy.org.uk/) and my classes are suitable for beginners as well as the more [...]Distance: 2.93 miles.
Pam Medhurst
Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU6 7ED
07966 091513
Having discovered yoga over 20 years ago and learning constantly witha variety of teachers since then to support a healthy lifestyle I qualified [...]Distance: 2.95 miles.
Health in Harmony with Lesley Wadforth.
Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU92EU
Providing yoga and holistic therapies since 2000, Lesley is committed to providing professional and effective treatments to the people of Hull and East Yorkshire. Her [...]Distance: 3.06 miles.
Vibrant Life Therapies
Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU17 8BB
07503 464049
Yoga on Saturdays Beginner Yoga Course Saturday morning at Neals Yard in Beverley 10am to 11:30am Course start dates 21st September for 6-week course £50 23rd November for 4-week course [...]Distance: 7.15 miles.
Sydera Yoga Yorkshire
Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU17 8DL
YOGA TO SUIT YOU Welcome to Sydera Yoga, offering classes for beginners and improvers across East and North Yorkshire. At Sydera Yoga we understand that everyone's [...]Distance: 7.21 miles.
Sydera Yoga – Beverley
Beverley, Lancashire, HU17 8DL
07787 588208
CLASS SUMMARY - ASHTANGA YOGA - Beverley - Fridays 6:30 PM Ashtanga is a dynamic breath-led form of yoga which links postures together as a [...]Distance: 7.27 miles.
Yoga with Dora
Brough, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU15
Yoga is a moving meditation that unites the inner and outer you. Each breath is an opportunity to get closer to your optimum balance & health. WELCOME [...]Distance: 7.31 miles.
YOGA VK Yoga for Health and Wellbeing
Preston, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU12 8SA
FB YOGA VK Yoga for Health and Wellbeing
Yoga is an ancient holistic system that uses physical postures, breathing techniques, meditation and relaxation to harmonise the body and mind. Classes will include a breathing [...]Distance: 7.6 miles.
Yoga with Elaine Tague
Hedon, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU12 8EX
07741 453526
Yoga with Elaine Tague
I began my yoga practise over 30 years ago to help me with back issues – it still does. 5 years ago, I began Teacher [...]Distance: 7.64 miles.
Yoga Classes Beverley and East Yorkshire
Beverley, Lancashire, hu179gg
Chloe's classes involve a light hearted approach and are made up of a combination of flowing sequences of postures designed to build stamina and flexibility, and static poses [...]Distance: 8.1 miles.
Yoga Under The Tuscan Sun
Beverley, Lancashire, HU17 9RZ
0779 6658 658
Enjoy the peace, warming sun, genuine atmosphere, unspoilt location & amazing cuisine. A yoga holiday that you'll always remember! Completely Yoga is a unique countryside [...]Distance: 8.21 miles.
Live Well Yoga
Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU15 1TX
07792 567 556
Local Yoga Classes in in the surrounding villages of Hull and East Riding for happy-living and general well-being. Live Well Yoga aims to create [...]Distance: 10.43 miles.
Astrella Yoga
Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire, YO25 9SL
Bilsdale Lodge
I am a British Wheel of Yoga qualified yoga teacher specialising in hatha yoga with a focus on making yoga as accessible to as [...]Distance: 12.36 miles.
Lifelong yoga – relaxing restorative yoga for stressed-out people
Market Weighton, East Riding of Yorkshire, YO43 3EF
See my profile on www.thewellbeingcentre.info under 'Restorative Yoga'
Yoga for Relaxation aims to reduce tension and stress, based on Restorative Yoga. The classes are kept to a small number in order to [...]Distance: 14.6 miles.
The Alchemy of Light
Hornsea, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU18 1PA
07772 205892
Alchemy is a magical process of transformation and creation and it is my heartfelt intention through the weaving of different modalities to bring this [...]Distance: 14.62 miles.
Yoga, meditation and relaxation with Di Roberts BWY teacher
Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, DN15 9AU
01724 734987
My yoga classes offer you poses to stretch, strengthen and tone your body. You'll develop breath awareness and learn relaxation techniques. Join a class [...]Distance: 15.36 miles.
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A good portion of Americans join softball leagues this time of the year. Many do it for the social aspect alone, which leaves many teams stockpiled with players who are ridiculously awful.
Each week, we'll rundown some of the more comically bad softball atrocities by some of these players. If you've got your own, please send it along to firstname.lastname@example.com. Of course, these are [Sic'd] for your viewing pleasure.
I got one- me. Sunday the 26th was our Coed lower level opener. We got rained out the week before. We lost the toss and went down 1-2-3 in the top of the first. Bottom of the second I (pitching) give up an in the park home-run (not as rare as you'd think seeing as how our left fielder weighs 110 pounds and has never tossed a ball in her life before tha evening), a single, and then proceed to catch the next pitch as a comebacker with my face. Attached are two of me in the ER. 30 stitches and I'm swollen like a mutha today. Ah well, we only lost 21-0. Gotta keep up the spirit of last year (last year's record 1-15). I didn't mention we all work at brewpub. Cheers!
John Rocker Is The New Kenny Powers
Last night we had a coed softball game our team is 1-5 and for some reason Ched Smaha thought we needed a spark. We arrive @ Central City and our team now includes a racist former major leaguer, John Rocker. Before the game starts Im standing at the end of the dugout and He and Ched are talking and apparently Rocker wants Ched to soft toss some balls into the side of the fence for him to hit. Ched wouldnt do it and said "its just a coed softball John". He looked @ me and grunted some words..hgolool. softoss ..... I did it and he hammered three into the chainlink fence and grunted a few more times. He then bats 2nd. in the first inning.. you'd thought it was 9th inning World Series 1996 by his intensity in the on deck circle. He STRIKES OUT- Swinging in slow pitch softball. It was great what a fuckchop. He then proceeds to Sit in the stands with the only guy in the stands and the guy is wearing a Crocodile Dundee hat, ponytail and an ole Dale Jarrett Tshirt. Sits their all night except when in the field or @ bat. He later hit a swingin bunt to the pitcher and was out. Also he played left center and dropped a routine popup Julie could've caught. I thought it was great. Couldve been a Great MLB Closer and now he went 0-2 w/ an E for the Shamrock Mudtires. He has to be one of the biggest falls from stardom in the history of all sports. Mare went 3-3 with 2 inside the parkers . Shamrock Mud Tires won 21-11, we are back on track."
Do You Have To Let It Linger?
Back when there were still record companies my cousin and I were the ringers on the Island Records squad. People who work in the music business are not overly coordinated. They're also hampered by the massive amounts of booze and drugs they ingest. The two of us claimed to work in the mailroom so we could play ball for them for several summers. In return we got CD's, concert tickets, and booze and drugs. Excellent trade.
A group called The Cranberries joined us for one game. One of the guys actually made good contact but ran to the pitchers mound instead of first base.
We always hated the pricks from TVT records. Bunch of pasty-skinned metal heads playing a co-ed game way too seriously. Used to kick their asses on the reg anyway. Punks.
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Connecticut school superintendents oppose giving teachers guns
WEST HARTFORD >> Community collaboration is key to making Connecticut's schools safer, officials said Tuesday at a briefing on school security.
The briefing was held at the Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendents a day after 850 educators, first responders and local officials attended a statewide Connecticut School Security Symposium at Aqua Turf in Southington. The symposium was sponsored by superintendent association, the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education, the Connecticut Association of Schools and the Connecticut Association of School Business Officials to give members of boards of education, superintendents, school business officials and fire and police personnel a comprehensive set of tools to address school safety in each district in the state.
"We put this together because as you may imagine, shortly after the shootings on Dec 14 in Newtown, all of our organizations were getting questions for guidance and directions," said Joe Cirasuolo, executive director of CAPSS. "There was a lot of concern about what to do now to make sure that what happened in Newtown doesn't happen anywhere else."
Symposium attendees heard presentations of anything from prevention and preparedness to response and recovery, and each came away with a different set of ideas for what may work in their districts, Cirasuolo said.
"There is no one-size-fixes-everything approach to this," he said. "Each community is unique. Each school is unique."
Putting an armed security officer in a school, for example, was something discussed at the forum, but there was a strong recommendation against arming teachers, he said.
"If you're going to do something of that type, make sure it is a trained police officer, a police officer trained to work in schools," Cirasuolo said they were told at the forum. "They said this is a strategy you can consider."
Karissa Niehoff, executive director of the Connecticut Association of Schools, said guns in schools can be a big liability issue and there is no data supporting that arming faculty would prevent a tragedy. She instead suggested working with school resource officers and make sure they have a positive presence at the schools.
"We would certainly support continuing the SRO program," she said.
And just putting a trained police officer at the school is not going to solve the problem by itself, Cirasuolo said.
"Anyone who thinks there is one thing you can do that's going to solve the problem is making a mistake," he said. "Each community has to involve all of the relevant people, all of the relevant agencies."
What you really need is good coordination between first responders and the school districts, said Bob Rader, executive director of CABE.
"There is no one profile - no one thing you have to look for (in a potential school shooter)," Rader said. "So it's incumbent on all of us, especially within the school community, to develop the trust, to develop the confidence that people will talk to each other... about anything they might hear that could endanger safety."
Niehoff said the whole community needs to be engaged in order to come up with both immediate and long-term solutions for increased school safety.
"We've got to start conversations... and we need to listen to students," she said. "We need to have strategies in place for students so that they know if anything is of concern to them, they know where to go."
A key component to addressing prevention is addressing mental health issues, she said, and more resources need to be provided to address those issues, she said.
Rader also stressed that the entire community needs to work together on mental health issues to make communities safe, and that this isn't just a problem specific to schools.
"The vast majority of people with mental health issues aren't dangerous to anybody," Cirasuolo said. "But there are kids who have a lot of problems. They need to be addressed. They needed to be addressed before Dec. 14, and they need to be addressed now."
Cirasuolo also said more time and money need to be spent on programs that help students resolve conflicts without violence, because these programs have a proven positive result.
An architect at Monday's symposium showed ideas how to make school buildings more secure, including installing a buzzer system and security cameras, locking doors and making sure there is a clear line of sight from all buildings, with hedges being no taller than four feet and branches hanging no lower than eight feet off the ground.
Strong recommendations were made to have a security person involved in any renovation plans. Administrators were also encouraged to schedule regular walk-throughs with police and fire departments.
"Schools remain the safest place for all, including children. But we continue to look at ways to improve," Rader said. "Our school s must remain a safe place, but they can't become fortresses. We want them to remain welcoming."
The entire program was coordinated with the U.S. Department of Education. The five agencies that sponsored the symposium is planning to conduct follow-up surveys to determine which of the topics covered require more information, and will then offer more programming in those areas.


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Reiki - North Ormesby
North Ormesby is an area in the town and unitary authority of Middlesbrough, in the ceremonial county of North Yorkshire, England. The population of the Middlesbrough ward as taken at the 2011 census was 6,268. Wikipedia
Heidi Fawkes
Burneston, North Yorkshire, DL8 2HU
01677 988264
I am a Reiki Master Teacher and Oneness blessing/Deeksha facilitator, Homeopath and Light worker. I offer an integrated service to achieve optimum results when [...]Distance: 25 miles.
Angels & Roses School of Healing
Acklam, North Yorkshire, TS5 7YN
Angels & Roses School of Healing Reiki Courses, Reiki Training, Reiki Shares, Sprirtual Workshops, Classes, Meditation Evenings, Sound Evenings and Weekend Retreats. One to one [...]Distance: 2.53 miles.
Oak Holistics
Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, TS5 8QG
Lucy is a qualified Rieki Master/Teacher offering healing sessions and Level 1, 2 & 3 Reiki Training in the Middlesbrough area. Services also include [...]Distance: 2.73 miles.
Healing Touch Therapies and aesthetics North East
Nunthorpe, North Yorkshire, ts70ps
Firstly thank you for taking your time to read our listing here on reiki pages.My name is Alan and I am a reiki level [...]Distance: 3.09 miles.
Angels & Unicorns
Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, TS8 0TJ
Reiki therapist /practitioner, providing Reiki healing from The Rainbow Leisure Centre, Coulby Newham, Middlesbrough, Cleveland. Most people have heard of Reiki these days, but I [...]Distance: 3.36 miles.
Amethyst Holistics
Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, TS7 0GE
WHAT IS REIKI HEALING? Reiki is a way of channelling this energy to address not only physical disorders but also to open the mind to [...]Distance: 3.53 miles.
Elements Reiki Nunthorpe
Nunthorpe, North Yorkshire, TS70BH
WHAT IS REIKI? Reiki is a form of hands on healing. The word comes from the Japanese: "REI" meaning Universal and "KI" meaning Life Force [...]Distance: 3.53 miles.
Harmony & Balance
Acklam, North Yorkshire, TS17 9QJ
07908 736555
I offer treatments in the following:- Reiki, Crystal Healing, Crystal Wand Massage, Health Kinesiology, Reflexology, Indian Head Massage, Raindrop therapy, Aromatherapy, Rose Quartz [...]Distance: 3.65 miles.
Stockton Spiritual & Holistic Healing Centre
Thornaby-on-Tees, North Yorkshire, Ts18 2DA
located in the heart of Stockton we offer Usui Reiki Healing, Seichem Healing, Spiritual Healing, Reflexology, Hot Stone Reflexology, Maternity and Fertility Reflexology, Indian [...]Distance: 3.95 miles.
Joanne Grylls Wellbeing
Hartlepool, Durham, TS25 2RG
Joanne Grylls Wellbeing provides Complementary Therapies to clients in and around the Hartlepool area. With a purpose built treatment room and fully qualified staff, [...]Distance: 5.55 miles.
Susan Mary of Spirit and Angels
Saltburn-by-the-Sea, North Yorkshire, TS14 6EA
I am Susan Mary of Spirit and Angels. I am an Angelic & Spiritual psychic medium, healer and teacher. Many people who come to me [...]Distance: 5.63 miles.
Inner Peace Healing
Stockton-on-Tees, Durham, TS16 9HH
I am a shamanic practitioner/healer/tutor Im also passionate about making shamanic drums, & showing people how to birth their own too, holding workshops throughout the [...]Distance: 6.34 miles.
Wings of Light Therapies
Redcar, North Yorkshire, TS10 3DQ
07583 111335
I offer sessions of Usui Reiki and Angelic Reiki - working with the beautiful energy of Mary Magdalene. Also Usui Reiki attunementsand a once monthly [...]Distance: 6.37 miles.
Satori – Life & Health
Redcar, North Yorkshire, TS10 1TD
I am a qualified Spiritualist Healer and have been a member of the AUHS (Association of Universal Healers & Spiritualists) since 2006. I am [...]Distance: 6.5 miles.
Soul Triage
Redcar, North Yorkshire, TS10 2PQ
A Reiki Master Practitioner and Holistic Therapist specialising in Reiki, Massage and Reflexology based in Redcar and the surrounding areas.Distance: 6.57 miles.
Lisa Scott – Barefoot Dreamer
Eaglescliffe, Durham, TS16 0EZ
Reiki master, shamanic Practitioner, holistic therapist. I have a passion for birthing shamanic drums and run workshops if you would like to birth your own. [...]Distance: 6.63 miles.
My Serenity Complementary Therapies
Guisborough, North Yorkshire, TS14 6AY
01287 634880
My Serenity offers a wide range of complementary therapies including Reiki, Reflexology, Aromatherapy, Swedish Massage, Hopi, and much more. All our therapies are also available [...]Distance: 6.9 miles.
Carolyne Hill
Stockton-on-Tees, Durham, TS21 3LN
When all our needs are met, our energy flows freely, enabling us to fulfill our potential. Unfortunately life circumstances often mean that our physical [...]Distance: 6.96 miles.
Reiki Lean
Hartlepool, Durham, TS25 4LG
We offer a range of workshops, coaching and mentoring in our area of Reiki and other complimentary therapies. Our Reiki Masters are attuned to Level [...]Distance: 7.05 miles.
Studio 21 Yarm
Yarm, North Yorkshire, TS15 9BW
Our Mission Is to bring about positive change to each individual in a safe, energized and non-intimidating private studio environment. Our facilities At our small boutique fitness [...]Distance: 7.12 miles.
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Vogelsong set to face Orioles on Friday
SAN FRANCISCO -- With a little less than two months remaining on the schedule, Ryan Vogelsong's season will begin again.
Having recovered from a fractured right pinkie, Vogelsong will rejoin the Giants' starting rotation Friday when he faces the Baltimore Orioles at AT&T Park.
Vogelsong's return promises to launch another chapter in his eventful professional saga. He overcame rejection from organizations in the Major Leagues and Japan to become a National League All-Star in 2011 and the Giants' leading winner in last year's postseason.
Vogelsong said Monday that facing the Orioles will culminate a rehabilitation process that reflects "everything I've been through, throughout my career. It's been 2 1/2 months of what it took for me to get here in the first place."
Vogelsong made his final Minor League injury rehab start Sunday, allowing one run and five hits in six innings for the Giants' Double-A Richmond affiliate in its 8-3 victory over New Hampshire. The right-hander allowed three runs in 15 2/3 innings in four rehab appearances, posting a 1.72 ERA.
The Giants had considered assigning Vogelsong one more Minor League tuneup, but manager Bruce Bochy said that the aftermath of Sunday's 85-pitch effort convinced the team that he was ready to return.
"More than anything, how he came out of it, how good he feels and the number of pitches he threw," Bochy said. He added that Vogelsong probably can elevate his pitch count to 100 if necessary against the Orioles.
Vogelsong said that he's throwing all of his pitches pain-free.
"I don't even think about it," he said, referring to the injury he sustained when he was hit by a pitch from Washington's Craig Stammen on May 20. Vogelsong added that he has been able to make mechanical adjustments between deliveries, just as he must do in a big league game, and he felt secure that he has honed his mental approach.
"You know that's a big thing for me," he said.
Vogelsong owns a 2-4 record with a 7.19 ERA in nine starts, though he pitched five shutout innings against Washington before his mishap.


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My diligent pack of bogus-trend-spotters started filling my inbox with their latest find last night as the New York Times published on the Web its report that many of the city's suspected criminals wear New York Yankee caps or garb ("Crime Blotter Has a Regular: Yankees Caps," Sept. 16).
Here's the nut graf from the piece, which the Times put on Page One of its print edition:
A curious phenomenon has emerged at the intersection of fashion, sports and crime: dozens of men and women who have robbed, beaten, stabbed and shot at their fellow New Yorkers have done so while wearing Yankees caps or clothing.
Breathtaking stuff, eh? But just two grafs later, the Times expresses why nobody should be surprised that some criminal suspects drape themselves in Yankee merchandise. While it's not unusual for a bogus trend story to recant its own premise, I can't recall one climbing down this quickly. The Times reports:
In some ways, it is not surprising that Yankees attire is worn by both those who abide by the law and those who break it. The Yankees are one of the most famous franchises in sports, and their merchandise is widely available and hugely popular.
Despite un-announcing the trend, the Times persists, offering this evidence: "Since 2000, more than 100 people who have been suspects or persons of interest in connection with serious crimes in New York City wore Yankees apparel at the time of the crimes or at the time of their arrest or arraignment." It also musters anecdotes about several crimes committed by people wearing Yankees garb.
Let's put the Times findings in perspective. New York City has a population of more than 8 million people. According to the most recent City of New York Police Department statistics (PDF), about 2,000 crime complaints—murder, rape, robbery, felonious assault, grand larceny, grand larceny auto—are filed each week. If you were to extrapolate those numbers over 10 years, you'd be talking more than 1 million crime complaints. (Because reported crime has dropped massively in New York in recent years, the actual number of complaints would be much higher.)
Given the huge number of criminal complaints over the past 10 years, it would be a miracle if at least 100 "suspects or persons of interest in connection with serious crime" hadn't been wearing Yankee garb "at the time of the crimes or at the time of their arrest or arraignment."
Desperate to keep its bogus trend afloat, the Times recruits a criminologist to speculate that criminals dress as Yankees because Jay-Z and other rappers do, and aping those stars makes them "look cool." But if dressing like Jay-Z and other rappers makes you look cool, noncriminals must be doing the same, thereby nullifying any "trend" in that direction.
The newspaper further demolishes its own thesis by noting that licensed Yankee merchandise outsells that of other Major League Baseball teams by a huge margin: The Yankees command 25.13 percent of the market. The No. 2 team, the Boston Red Sox, has 7.96 percent of the market. The Mets, at No. 7, have only 5.32 percent of the market.
It appears to me that the alleged connection between Yankees garb and crime is really a reflection of the popularity of Yankees garb. Support for that hypothesis can be found in the Times piece, which found that the number of suspects or persons of interest arrested or arraigned dressed in Mets finery over the past 10 years was "about a dozen." This correlates pretty closely to the overall popularity of Mets garb versus Yankees garb. In other words, criminals seem to pick their colors in the same percentages as noncriminals.
Finally, if Yankee caps and jerseys are so ubiquitous in New York and elsewhere, could it be that the criminal element has adopted Yankee gear as a disguise that makes them completely nondescript?
This story is a swing and a miss.
Note to New Englanders: Wearing Yankee colors within 100 miles of Fenway is against the law. Or so I'm told. File your criminal complaints at firstname.lastname@example.com and visit the court I run on my Twitter feed. I'm a hanging judge. (E-mail may be quoted by name in "The Fray," Slate's readers' forum; in a future article; or elsewhere unless the writer stipulates otherwise. Permanent disclosure: Slate is owned by the Washington Post Co.)
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Note: This review appeared in the Illinois Entertainer in 2004.
Every Night marks the third time singer-guitarist Fred Thomas has gathered a multitude of musical friends under the moniker Saturday Looks Good To Me to record an album's worth of freewheeling 1960s influenced rock. Thomas wrote all of the material for this latest release, but assigned at least half of the lead vocal chores to a revolving cast of female singers that includes Betty Sue Barnes, Kelly Jean Calwell, Ericka Hoffman, and Ko Melina. The credits don't specify who sings what, but all of the above do a fine job of conveying Thomas's quirky sentiments.
The melodic "Since You Stole My Heart" could have come from Lesley Gore if Gore had gone in for offbeat poetry like, "I walked through the graveyard/And sang to the cold stars." "Lift Me Up" taps into classic Motown while maintaining Thomas's flair for acerbic observations, and the guitar solo on "All Over Town" echoes Revolver era Beatles. The wistful "Until The World Stops Spinning," with its cosmopolitan horn arrangement, reinvents the original girl band sound. Saturday Looks Good To Me sounds a bit more modern whenever Thomas takes over on lead vocals, particularly on "When The Party Ends." His astute choices for this ever-evolving band make Every Night another enjoyable effort.


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