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Summer: May 1
- Apply Online or Download the Application.
- An application fee of $65 (non-refundable) is required.Pay online through the online application or submit a check payable to Biola University.
- Request official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended. If enrolled at the time application is filed, be sure to request transcripts of work finished to date and final transcripts upon completion of your course of study. Transcripts must be official, that is, mailed directly from your college or university in a sealed envelope to the Office of Graduate Admissions.
- Submit three references. (Online Reference Forms or Download the Reference Forms.)
- Submit a 1-2 page statement outlining your vocational or ministry objectives and how the program you choose relates to those objectives. (This is included in the online application but must be submitted separately if you are completing the PDF application.)
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- Divorced/Separated/Remarried applicants
These issues may not disqualify you, however, they have a significant effect on your life and ministry. Therefore, please submit a one to two page (we recommend using a text editor like Word and then copying-and-pasting into the online application) statement indicating: the general circumstances (include counseling and attempts at reconciliation) and your view of the biblical teaching on separation, divorce and remarriage and how your situation relates to that teaching. Please reference appropriate biblical passages. What effect do you perceive it having upon your future ministry?
- Criminal conviction other than traffic violations
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Charles Lloyd @ JVC Jazz
June 29, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: charles lloyd quartet, charles simic, club midnight, dead stars, emily dickinson, empty tables, hall acoustics, humane environment, jason moran, jazz fans, Live Music, miss emily, neon lights, Notes, office upstairs, poet laureate, reuben rogers, russian thinkers, silent partners, sneaky suspicion, sole customer, white films
On the final evening of the JVC-New York Festival, I sauntered down to the
Charles Lloyd Quartet performance at The Society for Ethical Culture. This
seems like the perfect place to see Lloyd perform, on principle alone. His
unabashed jazz ethos and spiritual bent create an immediate and humane
environment. The hall acoustics, however, are a total non-starter for the
sound of live jazz. A massive wash of drums and indistinct piano notes.
The opening act was our nation's poet laureate, Charles Simic.
"Club Midnight" is some pretty powerful verse:
Are you the sole owner of a seedy night club?
Are you its sole customer, sole bartender,
Sole waiter prowling around the empty tables?
Do you put on wee-hour girlie shows
With dead stars of black and white films?
Is your office upstairs over the neon lights,
Or down deep in the dank rat cellar?
Are bearded Russian thinkers your silent partners?
Do you have a doorman by the name of Dostoyevsky?
Is Fu Manchu coming tonight? Is Miss Emily Dickinson?
Do you happen to have an immortal soul?
Do you have a sneaky suspicion that you have none?...
The quartet started behind Simic, and proceeded to play with the musicality
that jazz fans have come to expect from Lloyd's ensembles. Jason Moran is
the pianist, Reuben Rogers the bassist, and Eric Harland the drummer. Their
trip through Lloyd classics like "Requiem" and "Monk's Dance" were well
received, as was the newer material from the quartet's recent release, Rabo
de Nube. I had to really work hard to hear the music, but the payoff was
rewarding nonetheless.
Bourne in Montreal - Part Two
June 28, 2008. Posted by Michael Bourne.Add new comment | Filed under: bff, black olives, brad mehldau, chevre, FIJM, free funk, giant pickle, goat cheese, interplay, jewish deli, montreal smoked meat, mozzarella, noix, odd lot, pastrami, piano trio, Places and Spaces, sextet, siciliana, solo recital, st laurent, walnuts
Schwartz's for lunch with my Other Half, Michele, and my BFF, Amy. Montreal smoked meat is like pastrami, and it's best at Schwartz's, an old Jewish deli with large chunks of the meat in the window. Crowds wait in line all day to eat at the little tables. When you order a sandwich, you're asked "lean, medium, or fat?" I opt for medium, comes on rye with mustard and a giant pickle. I walked back down St Laurent and the Hill, the walk a payback to my body for ingesting so much meat ...
Eating, walking around, hanging with some of my favorite people in the world, especially all the loveable kids in the press room, is why I come every year. And the music ...
M. le Juge was back judging at 6 a sextet called The Odd Lot, playing free funk with a ferocious tenor player. I also heard a piano trio called Indigone Trio. Even though they were all reading charts, the interplay sounded (and felt) spontaneous, especially in the rhythmic effects of the drummer. Both of these groups I felt are in the running for the prizes, but I have 7 more groups yet to judge.
Brad Mehldau played a solo recital in the Jesus Room (salle de Gesu), mostly standards ("No Moon at All," "Secret Love," "Airegin," "God Only Knows") with flabbergasting chops. I appreciated how he de-constructed melodies, but every song turned into a display of rambling and rumbling, virtuosic but exhausting.
1st trip to Pizzadelic: chevre et noix (goat cheese, walnuts, black olives, tomatoes, mozzarella) and siciliana (various Italian meat) ...
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Montreal - Feel the Love
June 28, 2008. Posted by Amy Niles.Add new comment | Filed under: café au lait, cole slaw, corned beef, eclectic city, emmanuelle, FIJM, french fries, furniture shops, gelato, glowing skin, grande dame, hidden treasures, hot dog, laurier, pied a terre, Places and Spaces, shade gardens, smoked meat, st bernard, st laurent, tourisme montreal, true confessions
What is the one word that comes to mind when I think of Montreal? It's love. True confessions: the first time I came here, it was to flee tortured love. But now, every time I am here, I find new love. Love for this eclectic city, love of music, love of food, love for life.
My day started yesterday over café au lait with two women who are charged by profession with promoting Montreal- Emmanuelle and Julie from Tourisme Montreal. They are actually paid to wax poetic about what makes Montreal so special. They let me in on a few hidden treasures and turned me loose to the streets.
We have pastrami and corned beef in New York, but Montreal has the smoked meat of Schwartz's. But I was in the mood for a steak. Again, not something that I can't get in New York, but Schwartz's serves it with a twist- when was the last time that you were served a pickle, cole slaw, French fries and a hot dog with yours? And the experience started with a piece of grilled liver. Maybe not the best I've ever had (and I passed on the liver and hot dog!), but they do something right if the line halfway down the block is any indication of popularity. And it was before noon!
New York and Montreal share many features- unfortunately humidity is one of them. But that didn't stop me from walking on St Laurent and peeking into smart looking furniture shops- hmm, maybe it is time for a pied a terre in Montreal!
I can't come to Montreal without my ritual beauty stop. I swear I get a better facial here than anywhere else in the world (and trust me when I say that I have tried my share!).. My haunt is Lise Watier's institut on Laurier. She is Montreal's beloved grande dame of cosmetics. You can't go to a makeup counter anywhere in this city without seeing her products.
Emmanuelle and Julie were insistent that I try Bilboquet for gelato and sorbet. So, glowing skin and more walking past lovely houses surrounded by lush shade gardens brought me to St Bernard and this popular place. I can get lemon sorbet anywhere, but I had to try the apricot and pear. Perfect. And even on a Friday afternoon- packed.
Now I was craving what I came here for- the music. And this is where the love really came in. I picked just one event for today- and while my choice was not mainstream jazz, it reflected one of the special opportunities this festival affords- to hear artists who may not be on my radar screen. Yael Naim was exactly that. But I definitely was in the minority because I seemed to be the only person who was new to her. I am a fan. This women, her talented band and her music are infectious. How many times have I gone to a concert and commanded the artist to "show me"? Yael made the audience a player and said thank you to them. You may recognize one of her songs from the Apple Airbook commercials and undoubtedly many people in the audience knew her from that. They left knowing her spirit. And certainly her love of all she does.
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BNA - For Australian and visiting cyclists from Road to MTB, to Track to Freestyle
WA Mountain Bike Orienteering dates
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Just wondering if anyone on the forum has the WA MTBO dates/places for 2013, they aren't on the web as yet, thx
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Never heard of it, but am interested and just read up the website and now have a clue =P
I found the contact page has:
Mountain Bike Orienteering
Ricky Thackray
em: [email protected]
One of my new year's resolutions was to do some recreational riding beyond commuting, most likely myself to my own schedule, but something like this I'm interested in that doesn't have issues like downhill (injuries, death), racing (heart attack, death) or Audax (family time, unhappy wife, death).
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get on a MTB around the kalamunda circuit. stick to the blue trails, and you'll be sweet. nothing you can't roll over (or ride around).
much more fun that riding around the streets
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+1 to a bit of cross country. The one piece of Aluminium in my stable doesn't get enough such attention.
- Kym
After all is said and done; a lot more is usually said than done.
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Aluminium would probably just break anyway if taken offroad =P
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I'm not a hard rider... just a slightly timid un-co one who likes being out in the bush. I was originally going to build a steely from scratch - but my mates said "Who are you fooling, Kym? It'll take you 3 years.... buy something 'off the peg'!"
- Kym
After all is said and done; a lot more is usually said than done.
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i ride a carbon-framed MTB and have zero concerns about it failing on the trails. it would be one very solid impact for that to happen, in which case the quickest route to the nearest hospital would be my main concern.
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MTBO is good fun i highly recommend it, however if you do give it a try you'll need to hire a map board (if you don't have one already) and i recommend taking some electrical tape so that you can prewrap your handlebars to avoid any scratches...
if you want to chat to the people who know more about this, ricky is good for general information or head over to http://attackpoint.org, and the 'sandgropers' group thats on there. I don't think the calendar for winter 2013 has been agreed to yet, but if you ask there someone will know!
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i did the MTBO a few years ago, notice 2012 had less dates than the year I did it. hope it isn't on the decline due to falling numbers, really good fun. Easy to do with family because you set your own pace according to ability of the group you ride with (can also ride individually).
eldavo, the ride up hill on the southside of highway railway reserve is really good. can't remember where I parked last time, a few years back. ride up, then ride down is easier, especially if you haven't done it before. wait for autumn is my second tip.
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Thanks, guy at work who's recently addicted to Camel Farm shared this also:
All hills action is a big hike for me, so in the meantime will explore coastal urban/bush reserves and hit the beaches. Sadly was crook over long weekend so didn't do the big Trigg to Freo beach ride I've been wanting to do for a year.
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camelfarm (kalamunda circuit) is far better than the goat farm, especially if you're riding XC. if you want to try elsewhere than the KC, head to Forsyths Mill or Jarrahdale.
but with the slated works that will be happening out at Kalamunda, there will be approx 46kms of trails around there - sweet!
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I just checked back on the WA orienteering website, the dates are now available, see the link.
Disappointingly there are now only five dates over four weekends and only two of these close to the metro area. MTBO is really great fun (including for families, you do it at your own pace), hope more on the forum can get along to it, would be a pity to see it die off in WA.
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Gaming Piece in Form of Cynocephalus Ape
Many small ivory and faience baboons have been found in Middle Kingdom tombs. Some scholars believe they functioned as gaming pieces. Others argue that because images of baboons often appear on other protective objects—such as the "magic knife" nearby—the figures served as eternal guardians of the deceased.
- Medium: Ivory
- Place Made: Egypt
- Dates: ca. 1938-1700 B.C.E.
- Dynasty: XII Dynasty-early XIII Dynasty
- Period: Middle Kingdom
- Dimensions: 1 3/4 x 2 7/8 in. (4.4 x 7.4 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Egyptian, Classical, Ancient Near Eastern Art
- Museum Location: This item is on view in Egypt Reborn: Art for Eternity, Old Kingdom to 18th Dynasty, Egyptian Galleries, 3rd Floor
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- Credit Line: Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund
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Welcome to The Bill Munday School of Business
At the Bill Munday School of Business, located in Austin Texas, one of the leading hotbeds for the creative economies, we foster the entrepreneurial and innovative spirit. In concert with our Holy Cross mission, faculty and staff provide personalized business education that informs and transforms to help improve the lives of others. Our approach to business education connects you to the rich Austin ecosystem characterized by entrepreneurship, social enterprise, innovation, global collaboration and business analytics. With access to Austin-based community partners, like Capital Factory, you have exposure to leading innovators, who shape the future of technology and business.
Whether you pursue a career in creative economies or entrepreneurship, or choose a more traditional career path within a large corporation, our business education also provides a global reach. Students can study at more than 15 partner universities across Europe, Asia, Latin America and Australia. We offer dual degrees with established partners, as well as study abroad experiences. In either case, learning extends well beyond the classroom, as students engage in real-time consulting projects for organizations such as 3M -China, Adobe - Czech Republic, and U.S. Steel - Slovakia. Students interested in social enterprise have worked with organizations such as Honduras Good Works, Casa Luz in Costa Rica, and Save the Churches in France. Over 400 international students study at our Austin campus each year, helping to create a highly diverse learning environment and access to a global network.
Our students learn to think critically and creatively, act with integrity, and create sustainable wealth to improve their lives and those of others. Academic rigor and relevance characterize all of our programs. Undergraduate programs provide students with a strong liberal arts foundation and afford opportunity for internships that strengthen classroom learning and provide career success. Graduate programs emphasize applied learning that resulting in robust student outcomes. All graduate business students are required to complete a consulting capstone project with external organizations. Students in our challenging Master of Accounting program boast a CPA pass rate in the top 20% nationally for schools our size and in 2014, CPA pass rate ranked second in Texas.
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St. Edward's University Provides Tech Savvy Talent at SXSW
South by Southwest, an annual music, film and interactive conference and festival held in Austin, has begun and St. Edward's University students, faculty and staff members are getting involved. They're doing everything from volunteering to giving lectures to promoting the university's graduate programs at the trade show.
Interactive Internships
This year, seven undergraduate students have internships at SXSW. Through Career Services, SXSW visited campus twice this academic year. In December, they held an information session to discuss internship opportunities. And, they also attended the Internship Fair where students were able to interact with the representatives and exchange information. The seven students currently interning at SXSW are: Camille Dehne '12, English Writing and Rhetoric, Brianna Kindell '13, Graphic Design, Jacob Mooney '13, Communication, Ben Edaburn '13, Digital Media Management, Kelly McCarthy '13, Criminal Justice, Magz Baillio '13, Theater Arts, Andrew Willard '12, Global Studies.
Alex Simons '12, who is double majoring in Digital Media Management and Marketing, and minoring in Photocommunications, interned at SXSW last year. Learn more about her experience at SXSW.
MBA in Digital Media Management Students Dive in with Platinum Pass
There are 43 students pursuing an MBA in Digital Media Management who are also participating in SXSW as part of the Immersion Program. These students all received Platinum Passes to SXSW which gives them the opportunity to experience the world of digital media management first hand. They will get an up-close-and-personal look at some of the world's leading business managers and creative talent in the digital media business.
Forward Thinking Faculty
On March 6, Corinne Weisgerber, associate professor of Communication, and Shannan Butler, associate professor of Communication, were part of SXSWedu and presented on "Re-envisioning Pedagogy: Educators as Curators." Their presentation focused on the idea that the role of a teacher should be re-envisioned as that of a curator of ideas. Weisgerber and Butler emphasized that the ultimate goal should be to arouse students' intellectual curiosity by modeling how to discover, acquire and critically evaluate information. In essence, it's about teaching students to become curators themselves.
Quinn Warnick, assistant professor of English Writing and Rhetoric, will be on a SXSW panel discussing "Greek to Geek: Classical Rhetoric and the Modern Web" on Monday, March 12. This talk will help make sense of contemporary problems in online communication. The panel will also look into the past and talk about the framework orators of Ancient Greece and Rome established. Warnick teaches classes in information design, technical and business communication, and writing for the web at St. Edward's. His research focuses on identity, reputation and credibility in online communities — three concepts that all hearken back to the Greek notion of "ethos."
Alumnus Discusses Tech Advances
Isaac Chapa, MSCIS '08, VP of Information Systems and Operations at CSID, will speak at a SXSW panel entitled "My Voice is My Passport. Verify Me." This panel will discuss recent advancements in voice biometrics, the current strengths and limitations of the technology and how businesses, government organizations and others are implementing the technology to protect customer identities, financial transactions and more.
Staff Showcase St. Edward's Programs at SXSW
The Center for Academic Progress will be promoting the university's academic programs at the SXSW trade show.
Food for a Cause
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World Wrestling Debacle: Suvivors, Goats, and Cena?
Hello fellow bloggers and blog readers, I'm Dennis and today I'm going to be writing a duel blog with a seasoned blogger here on EWrestlingNews, Bearkg88. This is going to be a continuation of our blog series, even though we haven't had a blog in quite some time. Today we are going to discuss five topics that are prevalent in today's
WRESTLE-1 TOUR 2013, 11/16, Korakuen Hall in Tokyo. 1,650 Spectators
(1) Masakatsu Funaki vs. Masayuki Kono
Winner: Kono (3:19) following a Knee Lift.
(2) El Hijo del Pantera, Andy Wu & Daiki Inaba vs. Hiroshi Yamato, NOSAWA Rongai & MAZADA
Winner: Inaba (6:11) via DQl, Yamato assaulted the referee.
(3) Koji Kanemoto vs. Seiki Yoshioka
First things first, this is my first blog. So please go easy. Also, my apologies if it's too long. I (like all of us) put a lot of thought every year into what would be my dream card for WrestleMania. Please pay particular attention to the word dream in that sentence; I know a lot of what follows here is highly unlikely to happen in New Orleans. But it's the pay-per-view I would want to see. So,
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Hi guys, just a quick note to you all this is my first blog on here. Im from England and have been a wrestling fan since the late 80's, Mainly brought up on a healthy(mostly) diet of WWF/E with the occasional sprinkling of NWA/WCW, and the very modest amounts of ECW, TNA and ROH as a side dish.
Now I have bored you with that, I will begin my blog proper. It is about a way in which I would book
Final Battle is Ring of Honor's Wrestlemania. Which is why I decided to do this as a booking challenge. I havn't done an ROH booking challenge in some time, which is why it is now time to give some love to ROH. 10 match limit max as always. So you know how this works, give your best card possible as usual. For those who don't understand the point of the booking challenge, please read the explaination
Watching WWE over the past couple months has become increasingly difficult because of how bad the product is when it comes to storylines and pushing the right stars. I know that I am a big supporter of Punk, Byran, Sandow, and Ziggler so I admit a bias. However, this product is very predictable and stale!
Daniel Bryan should be the champion right now and I am not saying that because
Updated 11-13-2013 at 10:30 AM by Frank
Several people have mentioned that news/results don't belong in the blogs section. With their thoughts in mind from now on I'm going to compile the weekly news and put it in one, maybe two posts per week. That way the news will still be on the site, but won't clutter things up sorta speak.
UPDATE: I forgot to mention yesterday that Hiroshi Tanahashi was elected into the 2013 Wrestling
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Ok this is my first blog, so please be gentle guys !!
There are times when the WWE pulls a move that genuinely shocks you, The Ultimate Warrior pinning Hogan cleanly at Wrestlemania 6, Steve Austin turning heel at the height of his powers during the WCW/ECW invasion angle, and John Cena taking on the Rock in a once in a lifetime match……………………again ! Sometimes these shocks
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Ok so this is my first blog since July of 2011 and although I wanted to post more my brain just couldn't do it but I have found something interesting to post about. For all those Y2J fans out there the former Undisputed Champion and current Fozzy front man has just released a new comedy web series entitled But I'm Chris Jericho!. It follows a fictionalized Jericho as he ventures out to become the
Dark Match) Manabu Nakanishi, Captain New Japan, KUSHIDA & BUSHI vs. Yujiro Takahashi, YOSHI-HASHI, Rocky Romero & Alex Koslov
◆Winner: Koslov (9:50) following the Contract Killer to BUSHI.
(1) IWGP Junior Tag Championship Match: [36th Champions] "Suzuki-gun" TAKA
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PBS and WGBH join forces to launch a major new, prime-time series
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MARKET WARRIORS Brings The Bustle, Energy & Competition of a Live Flea Market To The Screen
From the producers of ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, the hit PBS series and the forerunner of television's popular antiques and collectibles genre, comes a new adventure for treasure seekers: MARKET WARRIORS.
Following ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, MARKET WARRIORS shadows antiques pickers—Bob, John, Kevin, and Miller—on a nationwide treasure hunt, scouring flea markets for antiques and vintage valuables with an eye toward selling their finds for profit at auction.
In each episode, the four pickers travel to different markets across the country to purchase items with a set amount of money, and use their knowledge and skills to see who can make the most profit at auction.
Over the course of 20 one-hour episodes, viewers will get to know the pickers, enjoy an up-close look at the fierce competition in each episode and obstacles they face in the marketplace each week, and make their best guesses about who will come out ahead at the end of each episode.
"With MARKET WARRIORS, we wanted to turn the lens on the antiques pickers themselves," says series executive producer Marsha Bemko. "Our pickers aren't your amateur weekend-flea-market hobbyists. They are pros looking to turn a profit in a highly competitive setting where the element of chance and a little luck sometimes trump expertise."
"MARKET WARRIORS is a perfect complement to ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, building on our audience's passion for history and antiques. Together they offer an addictive two hours of flea markets, antiques and unique finds," said John F. Wilson, Senior Vice President & Chief TV Programming Executive.
Meet the Pickers:
Kevin Bruneau has owned and operated an antiques business for more than two decades and is fluent in the world of buying and selling antiques and collectibles in the online marketplace. When he's not travelling with his fellow MARKET WARRIORS, Kevin is on the road hundreds of miles per week in search of antiques and the next, great find. Kevin lives and works in Rhode Island.
John Bruno is an industry veteran: an antiques and collectibles dealer and collector for 40 years, and an appraiser for more than 25 years. Along with his wife Tina, he runs one of the largest antiques show promotion/management organizations in the Northeast. John is a native New Yorker and currently lives in New Hampshire.
Miller Gaffney has honed her eye for antiques and collecting over the years at places such as Sotheby's Institute of Art. She is a certified member of the Appraisers Association of America and the proprietor of an art advisory which she founded in 2006. Miller is a native of South Carolina.
Bob Richter comes to MARKET WARRIORS as a lifelong collector and with the sensibility of an interior designer. Bob lives in New York City where he is a regular at local flea markets and furniture shops. Bob is originally from Pennsylvania.
Viewers will learn not only about different objects and their history; they'll also see the competitors apply their knowledge and skills to real financial transactions. Along the way, we will get to know our pickers, learn about what they bought and why, through individual interviews, and discover the current value of the objects as only the marketplace can determine.
The sale of our pickers' items takes place at an auction on a different day, in a different location.
All four competitors will watch the auctioneer take charge of the bidding and the picker whose objects earn the highest total profit at auction is the winner of that episode.
The MARKET WARRIORS website – www.pbs.org/marketwarriors
The MARKET WARRIORS web site on PBS.org is the online platform for engaging and informing MARKET WARRIORS fans. The site will highlight the broadcast, with tune-in information, streaming full episodes, and episode guides. The site, found at pbs.org/marketwarriors, will extend and enhance the broadcast experience through web-exclusive videos and profiles with the series' expert pickers—Bob, John, Kevin and Miller.
The MARKET WARRIORS blog will provide the latest behind-the-scenes news from the series, articles about featured objects from the episodes, plus insights and tips from the world of antiques and flea markets. Polls, quizzes, and questions will prompt site visitors to share their thoughts, and a "winners and losers" feature will further encourage audience participation by tracking each picker's season-long successes and failures. MARKET WARRIORS web content will be shared via social media channels, and fans can contribute to conversations on Facebook, Twitter, and share their own favorite flea market finds on the series website.
First Four Episodes
Antiquing in Adamstown, PA (7/16 & 7/18)
Join the pickers as they search for mid-century modern items at Renningers Adamstown in Lancaster, PA.
Antiquing in Philadelphia, PA (7/23 & 7/25)
Accompany the pickers as they search for costume jewelry at Philadelphia's Phila Flea Market.
Antiquing in Cumming, GA (7/30 & 8/1)
Follow the pickers to Lakewood 400 Antiques Market near Atlanta as they look for vintage advertising.
Antiquing in Brimfield, MA (8/6 & 8/8)
See if the pickers can find art glass in Brimfield, MA, home of the largest outdoor market in the world.


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Want stronger acceleration from your Corvette? Who doesn't! The traditional prescription to modify any car is by adding horsepower, stickier tires, and, perhaps, more favorable gearing. But there is another path to faster acceleration, and it's cheap by comparison. It's learning to drive the car better, by adopting optimal driver techniques that can extract all the performance Chevy has already built into your car.
This is part one of a Corvette Fever special three-part series focusing on driving techniques for maximum acceleration in a six-speed Corvette. John Armstrong, well known as "Ranger" on the Corvette Forum and other Internet fast-driving communities, has set quarter-mile records in three different Z06s. And last fall in his '06 Z06, he set the all-time record for stock Corvettes on drag radial tires at 10.85 at 129.50 mph. He's also run 11.24/127.03 on the stock run-flat tires, five-tenths of a second under the Chevy specification for the Z06-that equates to about a six car-length improvement.
In part one, we have asked John to share with Corvette Fever readers his background driving Corvettes. In part two, he will describe his specific techniques for achieving maximum acceleration. Part three, hopefully, will be a shootout featuring John driving a stock C6 Z06 against some legendary Corvettes set up for the dragstrip. This last segment is still in the planning stages at this printing so keep your fingers crossed.
John shares,My life changed for the better back in 1960 when someone at Williams Chevrolet in Milford, Ohio, neglected to lock a door on a newly arrived Corvette. The car was white and hypnotically beautiful in the moonlight. I dropped the kickstand on my bicycle, tried the driver's door, squealed yippee when it opened, and climbed in. I was only 14 years old, but I spent a long time that night shifting through the gears, clutch in, clutch out-1-2, 2-3, 3-4, and then repeated the process, over and over. I shifted until my clutch leg got tired, rested, and did it all over again. From that day on, I knew Corvettes were in my future.
The Corvette dream became a reality as graduation from West Point approached, and I bought my first car. My choice was a new '68 Corvette convertible with the 427/435hp engine, four-speed transmission, and 3.70 rearend. It was among the fastest production cars of the day. That summer I drove the '68 427 on my first ten passes at the dragstrip, old Edgewater near Cincinnati. My best runs, all stock including the tires, were 13.4-13.5 seconds e.t. at a trap speed of 109 mph.
The L71 Corvette demanded finesse with the clutch and throttle because its narrow tires were easy to blow away on launch and shifts. I learned to focus on traction to avoid losing match races with the 427 Fords and the Hemi Dodges I encountered on the street. I also experienced the perils of driver error, trashing one transmission by a missed shift. The root cause: wearing slick, leather-soled shoes while hammering through the gears. Fortunately for me, Chevy covered replacement of that M21 transmission. that incident remains my only driver-induced breakage in a Corvette.
On departing to fight in the Vietnam war, I left the Corvette for my mother to sell. Turned out she sold it to Roger Penske, a legendary racer even then. He flew into town, inspected and testdrove my car, wrote mom a check for the asking price, and then drove that Corvette away . . . all in 20 minutes. Penske moved fast.
Thirty-three years later, my interest in drag racing was rekindled quite accidentally. In the spring of 2001, while on a Sunday solo cruise in my Z06 (stock except for a cold-air intake), I happened by a Maryland dragstrip called Capitol Raceway. In a fateful, spur-of-the-moment decision, I turned in the gate and went through technical inspection successfully. I just had to promise the inspector I'd scrounge up a helmet the rules required.


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The Mother's Love Doe and Fawn Sculpture is a beautifully detailed statue that captures the types of endearing animal scenes that go hand in hand with the natural magic of fairies. The miniature elves of wood, field, and garden are said to watch over animals, especially young ones.
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Port St. Joe will bring some speed in 2013; Wewahitchka some size.
That was the general verdict last Friday as the two county schools ended 16 days of spring football practice by dominating a Spring Jamboree with Franklin County.
The Gators opened the night with by pounding the ball at Franklin County for 16 minutes to outscore the Seahawks 25-7.
Port St. Joe followed by running through Franklin County during a 28-0 whitewash and the Tiger Sharks finished the night with a touchdown with just over a minute to play to edge Wewahitchka 7-0.
"I thought overall we played pretty well," said Port St. Joe coach Chuck Gannon. "The effort was there. We got to play a lot of kids. That is what we wanted to see."
Wewahitchka 25, Franklin County 7
Wewahitchka coach Dennis Kizziah doesn't keep stats during the spring game, but he is sure Rashard Ranie and the Gators' running attack did all the damage against the Seahawks.
"I don't keep stats because this is like training camp, the stats don't really matter," Kizziah said. "We played pretty good against Franklin County. We ran the ball and felt like we could do what we wanted on the ground. We might have thrown a pass or two, but we ran it at them."
What Kizziah saw, however, was what he was hoping for, energy and excitement combined with a bit of success.
"We got a chance to play a lot of kids which is what we wanted to do, give a lot of the younger kids an opportunity," Kizziah said.
"We have a team that really likes playing together. They are no individuals, it is about the team. They have grown up together, know what each other thinks. They just are a good bunch."
The domination of Franklin County pushed the fuel into summer, Kizziah added.
"They are excited," Kizziah said. "I wanted them to be excited when it was over. They are ready to get going this summer, get in the weight room and get stronger."
Port St. Joe 28, Franklin County 0
The Tiger Sharks did what Port St. Joe teams do to be successful – run and run some more.
Port St. Joe threw just one pass – it fell incomplete – during two quarters against the Seahawks but the Tiger Sharks but hardly needed it during 16 minutes during which they averaged more than 13 yards per rush while rushing 14 times for 184 yards.
The most damage was provided by Jak Riley who gobbled up 71 of those yards on a touchdown dash.
Cole Cryderman scored on a 16-yard run and Aaron Paul closed the scoring on a 26 year sprint.
Those runs sandwiched around a 26-yard pass interception for touchdown by Jarkeice Davis, who spent much of spring nursing a leg injury.
"He was cleared to play and he as chomping at the bit so we tried to get him in for some plays here and there," Gannon said.
The Tiger Sharks were without Natrone Lee, who suffered a high ankle sprain in the final days of practice.
"If this was the regular season, he probably could have gone, but there was no reason to risk it," Gannon said. "But that was my big concern, running the ball without Natrone.
"I thought the offensive line did a good job of blocking and I was real pleased by the blocking of our wideouts."
Justin Hites and Drew Lacour split place-kicking duties, each hitting two extra points.
"We played pretty good," Gannon said. "We got to play all our kids and I was real proud of that."
Port St. Joe 7, Wewahitchka 0
The county rivals battled on relatively even terms for 15 minutes before Marcel Duarte, a junior this fall out for football for the first time, scored on a 10-yard run with 1:04 left in the final two quarters.
"They are very big up front, bigger than most of the teams we will probably play," Gannon said. "I thought we played pretty good."
The Tiger Sharks upped their pass attempts by one, but both passes were incomplete.
Port St. Joe again rushed for exactly 184 yards, this time on 29 carries, more than six yards per rush.
Davis had 70 yards on just five carries while Duarte rushed seven times for 44 yards and Carter Thacker added 41 yards on seven carries.
"We spread the ball around and we did a good job of blocking," Gannon said.
Kizziah said the game was much different than in recent years in that the Gators played on relatively even terms with the Tiger Sharks, save a few miscues.
"We just made a couple of mistakes," Kizziah said. "We were also getting a little tired, I think.
"It was much different than it has been the past few years. I thought we played them real well. They have a lot of speed and broke off some runs and punched it in late, but I thought we were there. Our kids played really hard and that is what I wanted to see."
For the night, Gannon said he reached the goal he set for the spring game.
"I think we found some kids who we can move around and play multiple spots," Gannon said. "We were able to move them around and see how they would do and we have a better idea of our depth chart.
"And we had good effort. That was the main thing we wanted to see."


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Milwaukee Road LEGACY DD35A #1535
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The Double Diesel
In 1963, the 5000 h.p., 88-foot DD 35 by GM's Electro Motive Division was completed. This mammoth "double diesel" represented a significant turning point in railroading history as many railroads shifted out of the turbine era and committed more fully, to a modern age of diesel-electrics. Initially a demonstration train unit of two GP35 and two DD 35 engines toured the country on the rails, decorated in an eye-catching red and white
Both Southern Pacific and Union Pacific purchased a number of the massive engines, and at Union Pacific's request, EMD redesigned the engine as a DD 35A complete with a cab and a narrow nose at
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Joining the prototypical Union Pacific DD 35A, new DD 35A roadnames are being offered now added to the roster, realistically decorated in"what-if" schemes which show off in spectacular fashion how classic railroad decoration might have looked on this special diesel.
- LEGACY Control System equipped – able to run in Legacy Control mode, in TrainMaster Command Control mode, or in Conventional mode with a standard transformer
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Author Helen Keller wrote, "The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched; they must be felt with the heart." It's a recognizable feeling to many expecting parents: to love their unborn child before he or she enters the world. But what happens when their baby's heart is weakened due to congenital heart disease (CHD)? Will the child be able to live a long, healthy, and loving life?
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I've never tried weed.
I don't like the idea of it or the people who try to justify their need to get high through highlighting BS "health aspects," the fact it's naturally occurring, the fact it supposedly "opens your mind," etc. However, I CERTAINLY do not judge those who use it.
I simply don't understand (nor will I ever) why people are willing to risk so much for a buzz. I'm sure Healy likely agrees that it was stupid.
Part of me hopes Caraway attempts to kick some money over to Healy behind the scenes, although he's not obligated.
Additionally, I hope this sends a clear and concise message to others about the pitfalls of doing illegal stuff while under license to fight.


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Vegan Kickstart should come with a warning:
I thought I'd be fine because my diet already includes lots of the foods on the menu, but my body didn't agree. A lot of gas and discomfort over the weekend. I continued vegan, but cut back on the legumes and took some digestive enzymes formulated specifically for digestion of beans, grains, and raw vegetables. Better now, but feel cautious!
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You're right - there can be many surprises for the gastro-intestinals with a higher fiber diet!
Just posted this video about cooking beans and how to degass them in the pressure cooker process:
How to cook beans in 10 minutes: Meet Jill the pressure cooker expert (+ giveaway!)
Hope this helps!
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Thanks for the info. I don't have a pressure cooker, but would be interested in trying one. Which ones do you recommend? What size do you recommend? I usually try to cook 2-4 servings at a time.
When cooking beans, we cook multiple meals at a time (4 people x 2 to 3 uses = 4 cups of dry beans). That way, we can soak them overnight, cook them once, then portion them out and use them multiple times (without having to remember to soak and allow time to cook). It is much faster with the pressure cooker than slowly simmering and watching them. They get done fast and we can tell by the sound (hissing, jiggling, etc) where it is in the process and when we need to actually go check on them. We make chili, shepherd's pie, etc. and plan our weeks to figure which beans need to be cooked/ready when.--DebR
I have a stainless steel Presto that I've had for years. I think it's a 4 quart? I make a big batch of lentil soup in it a couple of times a week. It's the one in the video on the same page below Jill's video.
As for 2-4 servings, to give you an idea, one batch of lentil soup in the pressure cooker delivers 3 days of 2 giant bowls. That means lunch for 3 days for me and hubby. Quantity cooking works for me!
I love my electric pressure cooker. You can set the time you want or use the "dummy" buttons - "beans", "rice", etc. It switches from "pressure" to a "warm" setting and alarms when done so no worries. Another good thing about an electric pressure cooker is that you don't have to worry about the fire on the stove.
While I was aware that a vegan diet might cause one to have more gas, because my normal diet was what I thought was high in fiber, I didn't anticipate there being a big change. Was I ever wrong! I'm not sure what the biggest culprit is, my age (I've just turned 54) or the increase in beans in my diet.Jennifer
Are you chewing your food well? That is supposed to help, though with some foods like beans or cabbage, I'm not sure you could ever eliminate all the gas... Better not to time those meals right before an important meeting!
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It may be the type of fiber you're getting - soluble vs insoluble - that is different and causing problems.
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DATE & TIME: Saturday, Nov. 3, 12:30 p.m. (et)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Carter-Finley Stadium (57,583) -- Raleigh, North
Carolina. Television: ACC Network. Home Record: Virginia 2-3, NC State 3-0.
Away Record: Virginia 0-3, NC State 2-2. Neutral Record: Virginia 0-0, NC
State 0-1. Conference Record: Virginia 0-4, NC State 2-2. Series Record: NC
State leads 34-21-1. .
GAME NOTES: The NC State Wolfpack will return home to Carter-Finley Stadium as
it licks its wounds after a tough loss to rival North Carolina and prepares to
take on Virginia in an Atlantic Coast Conference clash.
After a 2-0 start, optimism about this season started to grow for the
Cavaliers. Six games and six losses later and that optimism is nowhere to be
found. After a 16-10 loss at home to Wake Forest, the second straight at home
for the Cavaliers, Virginia is now 0-4 in conference play and 2-6 overall.
Playing on the road is an unlikely cure for those ills as the Cavaliers have
lost all three games on the road this season and those contests haven't been
that close. Virginia has been outscored 125-44 away from Charlottesville.
A 74-yard punt return for a touchdown with 13 seconds left in regulation by
North Carolina's Giovani Bernard, doomed NC State in a 43-35 game that was
filled with offense. The two teams combined for 1,104 yards of total offense
with 39 of the combined points coming in the first quarter. The loss ended a
relatively strong stretch of football from the Wolfpack which had won five of
their six previous games. NC State is 5-3 overall and still has an outside
shot in the conference title chase.
Last season NC State ended a five-game road losing streak in the all-time
series with Virginia with a 28-14 win in Charlottesville. The win pushed the
Wolfpack's advantage in the all-time series to 34-21-1.
Phillip Sims has seemingly taken over the starting quarterback job at
Virginia. Sims has started in three straight games and is coming off an effort
against Wake Forest in which Michael Rocco, who began the season as the
starter, did not throw a pass for the first time this season. Sims has
completed only 54.2 percent of his passes for an even 1,000 yards, but has
kept the turnovers down with four interceptions to seven touchdown passes.
Rocco had eight interceptions prior to being replaced.
The uncertainty at quarterback has meant some inconsistency in total offensive
production for Virginia, which is scoring 21.5 points and picking up 407.9
yards per game.
No one pass catcher has really established themselves as the go-to receiver.
Darius Jennings does have a team lead in receptions (29) and yards (407) but
he has only 88 yards in the last three weeks. Four other receivers have at
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with 351. Jake McGee has been the more dangerous player in terms of scoring
with a team-high four touchdowns.
Kevin Parks and Perry Jones have formed a tandem at running back that has
accounted for 825 of the team's 1,025 rushing yards this season. Parks has
started in only one game, but is the leader in attempts (103) and yards (503).
Jones has picked up 322 yards but has been much less productive down to down
with a 3.5 yards per carry average.
Virginia's defense has been the third best in the conference in terms of yards
allowed (356.9 ypg) but that hasn't stopped teams from hanging up points on
the Cavaliers. Virginia is the third worst team in scoring defense this season
allowing 30.9 points per game.
Steve Greer has been a tackling machine racking up 76 on the season. He has
also totaled 6.5 tackles for loss and two sacks, which are also team highs.
Demetrious Nicholson hasn't been as disruptive in the backfield, but has been
so in the passing game, breaking up 10 passes this season. Eli Harold and
Henry Coley each have five tackles for loss for the Cavs.
The quarterback situation at NC State has been decidedly less rocky. Mike
Glennon has thrown for 2,455 yards this season and 19 touchdowns, while
completing passes at a 57.9 percent clip. He has been picked off nine times
but enters play as the conference leader in passing yards per game (306.9) and
just a touchdown shy of the league lead.
Glennon has relied heavily on the production of Quintin Payton and Bryan
Underwood. Payton has been the most productive in terms of catching passes and
picking up yards with team-highs of 34 receptions for 603 yards. Underwood on
the other hand has been uncanny in his ability to find the end zone with 10
receiving touchdowns this season.
In the running game, Tony Creecy and Shadrach Thornton have been the two main
backs. Thornton has fewer yards total (298) but is averaging more yards per
game (59.6). Creecy has more carries (95) and yards (385) but is averaging
fewer yards on average per game (55.0).
NC State is not in the upper echelon of the conference in stopping opposing
teams from picking up yards, giving up the eighth most yards per game (416.1).
However, the Wolfpack have been very strong in keeping teams from turning
those yardage totals into points, ranking fourth in the conference in scoring
defense (23.0 ppg). NC State has allowed teams to score on 76 percent of their
red zone attempts, which is the third best success rate in the conference.
In terms of individual production, the defense has been led almost exclusively
out of the secondary. Safeties Brandan Bishop (68) and Earl Wolff (63) are the
team leaders in tackles, while All-American cornerback David Amerson has
snagged four interceptions and has accumulated 36 tackles. Rickey Dowdy leads
the linebacking corps with 55 tackles, including a team-high 9.0 tackles for
loss. Darryl Cato-Bishop is the team's best pass rusher with 4.5 sacks.
Even though Virginia has figured out its quarterback situation there are still
a number of troubling issues that the Cavaliers have yet to show improvement
in this season. NC State has been very strong at home with a 3-0 mark at
Carter-Finley Stadium. That mark should remain unblemished after this contest.
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The energy is in various forms:
Some of these weapons are known as death rays or rayguns and are usually portrayed as projecting energy at a person or object to kill or destroy.
Some lethal directed-energy weapons are under active research and development, but most examples appear in science fiction (non-functional toys, film props or computer animation).
This article restricts itself to weapons designed to cause physical damage with electromagnetic or particle beams. Some other weapons include:
Some devices can be confused with (but are not) directed-energy weapons:
Since lasers can theoretically defeat artillery and missile attacks, any group fielding an effective laser system will gain decisive advantages in ground, air and space combat. Under radar control, lasers have shot artillery shells in flight, including mortar rounds. This suggests that a primary application of lasers might be as part of a defensive system.
The main difficulty with currently practical lasers is the high expense and fragility of their mirrors and mirror-pointing systems.
Some believe that mirrors or other countermeasures can reduce the effectiveness of high energy lasers. This has not been demonstrated. Small defects in mirrors absorb energy, and the defects rapidly expand across the surface. Protective mirroring on the outside of a target could easily be made less effective by incidental damage and by dust and dirt on its surface. However protective measures have been considered that would evaporate off the surface and reduce the intensity of the beam, such as ablative armor.
There are several ways to stop or reduce blooming:
If only #2 is available, part of the energy could be used to cool the device.
This problem of storing and/or supplying electrical energy is offset in chemical lasers by using energy released in a suitable chemical reaction instead. Chemical oxygen iodine laser (hydrogen peroxide with iodine) and deuterium fluoride laser (atomic fluorine reacting with deuterium) are two examples of laser types capable of megawatt-range output of a continuous beam. Storing and transporting the chemical fuel presents its own problems with these lasers, and the problems of cooling and overall inefficiency remain.
This problem could also be lessened if the weapon were mounted either as at defensive position near a power plant, or on board a large, possibly nuclear powered, naval or space ship.
The energy that is wasted can cause significant disruption to cloud development since the impact wave creates a "tunneling effect". Engineers from MIT and the US Army are looking into ways that this weapon can be used against weather.
Laser weapons usually generate brief high-energy pulses. A million joules delivered as a laser pulse is roughly the same energy as 200g of high explosive, and has the same basic effect on a target. The primary damage mechanism is mechanical shear, caused by reaction (like a rocket) when the surface of the target is explosively evaporated.
Most existing weaponized lasers are gas dynamic lasers. Fuel, or a powerful turbine, pushes the lasing media through a circuit or series of orifices. The high-pressures and heating cause the medium to form a plasma and lase. A major difficulty with these systems is preserving the high-precision mirrors and windows of the laser resonating cavity. Most systems use a low-powered "oscillator" laser to generate a coherent wave, and then amplify it. Some experimental laser amplifiers do not use windows or mirrors, but have open orifices, which cannot be destroyed by high energies.
For research on real lasers as non-lethal weapons, see Dazzler.
On January 25, 2007 the US Military unveiled a device mountable on a small armored vehicle (HMMWV). It resembles a planar array. It can make people feel as if the air temperature is around from around away. Full scale production of such a weapon is not expected until at least 2010. It is probably the Active Denial System.
However, following a CBS 60-minutes piece on the technology new information indicates that ADS could have lethal capacity
Microwave weapons also have considerable anti-material applications, as they are capable of disabling or destroying unhardened electronics. The components of a microwave weapon—a power source, microwave generator and an antenna—are all readily available, and civilians have successfully built and tested simple devices in this category.
Blooming is not limited to lasers, but is also a problem in particle beam weapons. Energy that would otherwise be focused on the target spreads out; the beam becomes less effective.
A shoulder-mounted engine-stopping weapon was a central plot element in episode 303 of BBC espionage drama serial Bugs, in which it was referred to as an "engine killer".
See electromagnetic pulse, which is known for its engine-stopping effect, but is an indirect-energy weapon.
Tesla was noted for making a claim that he had developed what he called a "teleforce" weapon, or death ray. This death ray would "send concentrated beams of particles through the free air, of such tremendous energy that they will bring down a fleet of 10,000 enemy airplanes at a distance of from a defending nation's border and will cause armies of millions to drop dead in their tracks", as said in an article at the time. He offered this invention to the U.S. War Department and to several European countries without success. Various conspiracy theories persist regarding the nature of this device and the whereabouts of Tesla's model or schematics for it.
Among the directed-energy weapons the Nazis investigated were sonic weaponry, using parabolic reflectors to project sound waves of destructive force.
Some common bio-effects of electromagnetic or non-lethal weapons include:
Interference with breathing poses the most significant, potentially lethal results.
Light and repetitive visual signals can induce epileptic seizures. Vection and motion sickness can also occur.
Cavitation, which affects gas nuclei in human tissue, and heating, can result from exposure to ultrasound and can cause damage to tissue and organs.
Studies have found that exposure to high intensity ultrasound at frequencies from 700 kHz to 3.6 MHz can cause lung and intestinal damage in mice. Heart rate patterns following vibroacoustic stimulation has resulted in serious negative consequences such as arterial flutter and bradycardia. Researchers have concluded that generating pain through the auditory system using high intensity sound resulted in a high risk of permanent hearing damage. Organizations in a research program which included:
involved high intensity audible sound experiments on human subjects. The extra-aural (unrelated to hearing) bioeffects on various internal organs and the central nervous system included auditory shifts, vibrotactile sensitivity change, muscle contraction, cardiovascular function change, central nervous system effects, vestibular (inner ear) effects, and chest wall/lung tissue effects. Researchers found that low frequency sonar exposure could result in significant cavitations, hypothermia, and tissue shearing. No follow on experiments were recommended. Tests performed on mice show the threshold for both lung and liver damage occurs at about 184 dB. Damage increases rapidly as intensity is increased. Noise-induced neurologic disturbances in humans exposed to continuous low frequency tones for durations longer than 15 minutes has involved in some cases development of immediate and long term problems affecting brain tissue. The symptoms resembled those of individuals who had suffered minor head injuries.
One theory for a causal mechanism is that the prolonged sound exposure resulted in enough mechanical strain to brain tissue to induce an encephalopathy. "Project Pandora" conducted by the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, WRAIR, included externally induced auditory input from pulsed microwave audiograms of words or oral sounds which create the effect of hearing voices that are not a part of the recipients own thought processes. Microwave pulses can also affect the epidermis (skin) and dermis, the thick sensitive layer of skin and connective tissue beneath the epidermis that contains blood, lymph vessels, sweat glands, and nerve endings, generating a burn from as far as 700 yards. Directed energy weapons such as Boeing's Airborne Laser which can be mounted on a 747 jet is able to burn the skin off enemy missiles.
During the Gulf War, electromagnetic weapons, including high power microwaves were used to disrupt and destroy the enemy's electronic systems and may have been used for other effects. Types and magnitudes of exposure to electromagnetic fields is unknown.


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DESTIN – The Honey Pot, located behind the Destin Walmart, opened in January. This family-operated business, which is part shop and part café, highlights locally produced honey.
The food
While there are plans for a breakfast menu that will feature items such as biscuits and honey, right now the only meal that is served is lunch. The menu is short and simple, consisting of five sandwiches, and it is still a work in progress.
Right now the sandwiches are lunch box style fare that work well for the people that live and work nearby. They have cute bee-related names (Stinger, Queen Bee, Honey comb, Busy Bee and Hive).
Sandwiches are served on either a wheat berry bread or a baguette.
The wheat berry is soft and have a nice texture and flavor. The baguette is more substantial, and would be best if it were served at room temperature or heated rather than cold.
All sandwiches come with iceberg lettuce, sliced onion, sliced tomato, mayonnaise and a coarse ale mustard. Because they are made to order it is easy to have the sandwiches modified to suit your taste.
Sandwiches are filled with slices of deli meats that can include roast beef, ham and turkey.
Thin bacon slices are also included in some sandwiches. Cheese options are slices of American cheese and a Swiss-style cheese.
The Honey Pot also serves HerbaLife meal replacement shakes.
Beverages include Pepsi products, tea (which can be sweetened with honey), coffee and cappuccino.
The atmosphere
The Honey Pot combines everything into one space.
Orders are placed and filled at a counter on one side of the room, tables are scattered throughout, and a production area for items sold in the shop is at the front of the room.
There are shelves that contain their own line of skin care products called Bee Renewed. The coconut lemongrass beeswax-infused lotion, with its heavenly fragrance and creamy texture, is worth a trip on its own.
Of course, there are bottles of honey, most of it the product of hives in Destin (The Honey Pot can also help with hive removal if you have that need). Other products include homemade candles, jam and soaps.
The service
Everyone at The Honey Pot was very friendly. While sandwiches were being, made they told us about the honey, and the skin care products and plans for the future (which include a larger menu as demand grows).
A final taste
The Honey Pot is a wonderful stop for local honey and skin care products that highlight honey.
It will be nice to see the café grow to include food that highlights good quality local honey as well.
Restaurant: The Honey Pot
Location: 4014 Commons Drive West, Suite 102, Destin
Telephone: 837-8885
Hours: Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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The Grand Hotel Villa Castagnola au lac resort is right on Lake Lugano and a short walk from the town centre, where you'll find the Palazzo dei Congressi, museums, casino and shops.
km 0.3 (0.2 miles) from the Padiglione Conza (Centro Esposizioni) km 0.5 (0.3 miles) from the Palazzo dei Congressi km 2 (1.2 miles) from railway station km 4 (2.5 miles) from motorway, A2 exit km 7 (4.4 miles) from Lugano Agno Airport km 62 (39 miles) from Milano Malpensa Int. Airport km 84 (52.2 miles) from Milano Linate Int. Airport km 215 (134 miles) from Zürich Int. Airport


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