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When I received the diagnosis of breast cancer, I knew my life had changed. What I hadn't expected was that there would be some positives. One of those was that I now fit the criteria to use resources provided by Turning Point. Turning Point, a non-profit organization, is a Kansas City area community resource for hope and healing.
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Welcome to Kelly's Alaskan Malamutes. We are one of the premier breeders of Giant Alaskan Malamute puppies for sale. "The nice Breeders." Our pups ship worldwide and are part of most of the well known Giant Alaskan Malamute Breeder programs throughout the world. At Kelly's we don't want you to have just an Alaskan Malamute, we want you to have your best friend for life.
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Amazing Technology to Keep Motivated in the Pool
Samantha B.
from Fremont, CA
on 2/1/2011
I swim about 2 times a week for 30 minutes, and the Swimsense helps me keep track of my laps and calories. I love it because I don't have to do anything! It knows how far I have gone and what types of strokes I am doing (I like to throw in some breaststroke, but now I know I did exactly 350 yards of it!).I also let my husband borrow it, and he is a bit more "elite" than me since he swam in college. He was amazed at all the information it gave, and was glued to the website where the data is uploaded and displayed.Great product, no flaws that I have seen yet, and easy enough to charge and upload the workout data. Worth the purchase.
Accurate! Great Product!
from Long Island, NY
on 6/12/2014
Pros: I've tries all the swim watches and this one is the most accurate. It never miscounts laps! All the others I tried had miscounts. It also allows you to customize pool sizes down to 16 meters. Some of the others couldn't go down to this length. Cons: Wish the display was LARGER. Most of the time you are trying to look at the display in the water and it would be great if it was super large. Wish the website where the data gets uploaded was more robust. Would like to be able to export all data (not one at a time) or look at data summarized between dates (not only all date for all time).
needs work
from Nashville, TN
on 3/26/2014
I agree - doesn't identify strokes correctly, WAY TO sensitive connection, doesn't download consistently After an inordinate amount of time on the tele I was emailed "repairs" to upload - now it won't even turn on. I use a lap counter worn on your index finger. It doesn't identify your stroke, but neither did the swimsense. I'll definitely buy another Swimsense when all of the bugs have been fumigated.
Piece of Junk
Loves gadgets that work
from Boston, MA
on 2/12/2014
I don't understand how anyone rated this a good product. The lap count is inaccurate most of the time. The numbers are really hard to see. The software does not always work. Don't waste your money.
Workout Partner
from Lebanon, Ohio
on 7/19/2013
Use the Swimsense to keep track of how my works are going. Had a problem with the original Swim Outlet sent me a new one. Thank youfrom a 71 year old swimmer.
Nice, But Durability A Question
from California
on 4/12/2013
After a year and a quarter I have found that the Swimsense's stroke and distance tracking, especially with the several software updates, to be quite good, and the new website/interface to be very useful. (Though uploads later in the evening sometimes seem to be blocked.) My big gripe is that the watch band is not replaceable and even before the first year was up the holes in the band started to tear. Now the two sets of holes I can use are almost completely torn through and I've noticed that the band is cracking/tearing on both sides up near the watch itself. Because I also run from time to time and do some open water swimming, I decided to replace the Swimsense with the Garmin 910 GPS watch, but that's at a whole different price point (and has a replaceable band).
Great concept and watch, cheap materials
from NEw York
on 3/15/2013
I have only great things to say about the Swimsense functionality, both the software on the watch and the newly re-designed online app. I had it for over a year.The problems I had are with the materials: first the loop that holds the free end of the strap broke, Finis sent two replacements. Then the strap broke - the hole were I was locking the clasp just wore out and cut through the next hole. Finis replaced the watch. On the new watch same problem with the strap. Now water got inside and the buttons on the left no longer work, maybe it will dry. Still, just too many problems with the materials.
Very Good and gets even better
Michael B.
from Old Greenwich, CT
on 1/11/2013
Having purchased lap counting watches over the past 15 years, one gets to realize that besides being able to record laps and times, there are a number of operational features that are just as important. It contains a rechargeable battery; regular batteries/gaskets have a limited life Periodic software updates continue to make it even better You can format your own read-out screens that show what you want. Just upload your results and see graphic images It's hands-free once you push off until you finish your workout - uncannyI've been using this watch for almost 2 years. They just came out with new (free) software for the uploads with improved graphs, and ease-of-use and overall design is on the money.The only thing I would like to see is a blue tooth ability to upload.
Very nice.
Michael W.
from Fredericksburg, TX
on 11/6/2012
I've used this watch for 2 weeks now, and have to say its one of the best birthday gifts. The lap counter alone has been reason enough to have one. But there are so many other functions that have already helped my swimming. The 25 yard breakdowns and dps are great training aids. The software let's the user see all the workout info in graph form or tabular. So nice.
Way better than using your mind to count
from Chappaqua, NY
on 6/22/2012
This nifty device works in my case to largely replace the constant effort to remember what lap I'm on or how much time I am doing. As a result, after I finally let go of mentally counting, I found I could really free up to work on other things, or nothing. Pretty different. I just wish I could read it better without my glasses, which, of course, I don't use whilst training. Overall I'd give it an A.


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After recieving an underdertmined amount of cash, the subject exited the bank and fled north through the parking lot toward Salvador Street.
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The first version of 500px came to light in the early days of digital photography. Over the years, the 500px platform went through a number of revisions and changes, growing together with technology and photographers, and keeping focus on the highest quality photos.
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Method Integration's roots have always been in small business software, having first developed QXpress, a field service scheduling software for QuickBooks.
In days of QXpress, they learned that small business users had a great desire for customization. They demonstrated this with their passion for designing and customizing their own reports using a drag & drop, wizard-based report designer. This spawned the thought... why limit that to just reports? What if an entire app was built that way?
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A knee injury that forced starting Arizona nose tackle Dan Williams off the practice field has been deemed not serious and he says he expects to be sidelined only for a few days.
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Waterpebble: Helps Reduce Water Usage in the Shower
The Waterpebble is a little device that monitors the amount of water going down the drain while you shower. After monitoring your first shower and using it as a benchmark, Waterpebble indicates via a series of flashing lights when you should finish showering. With every shower it fractionally reduces the time you're allotted, thereby helping you save water.
Here's how it works: Place in the shower near the plughole. Shower as normal. The lights will flash green, amber and red as Waterpebble memorizes your shower. Then each time you shower, it reduces the amount of time you're allotted fractionally. Waterpebble flashes green to show when to start, amber to signify when you're halfway through, and red when you need to stop.
You can purchase it through Dry Planet for £5.31 (about $8 USD) for one unit.
What do you think? Good idea or just another unnecessary gadget?
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... or you could just shower as quickly as possible and get out. Seems like a totally unnecessary gadget to me.
Meanwhile, on ApartmentTherapy... promoting a gadget to get more water in your bathtub.
It fractionally reduces the amount of water each time? Is it like Zeno's Paradox or do you eventually not get to take a shower at all?
I could see this being useful for shower-loving kids and teens, but flashing lights are not sufficient. It should have a siren and eventually shut off the water.
Very necessary! My room-mates do not get the whole "taking a 35 minute shower is no bueno!". I'm totally getting one and putting it in their showers!


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It is graduation weekend at the University of Massachusetts.
Thousands of students are ready to say goodbye to college life, with plenty of guests in town to celebrate.
"There are going to be points in town where the traffic is just jam stopped," said Chief Scott Livingstone of the Amherst Police Department.
Livingstone told CBS 3 that the 5,500 UMass students graduating make up just a fraction of the congestion his town will experience this weekend.
"That stadium holds about 19,000 people," said Livingstone. "It will be filled and there are additional folks that come and just cannot get into the seating area."
"Now, it is like downtown Boston traffic-wise, especially on a weekend like this," said Gregory Campese, who made the trip into Amherst with his family to see his son graduate.
Campese is a UMass alum himself and said things are much different now than when he went to school 30 years ago.
"It has been a great process watching the development of the area and watching each of my children graduate from the university," Campese said.
Many families will be like the Campeses and enjoy Amherst businesses over the course of the weekend. Officials said the word of the weekend will be patience.
"Understand that you are here for a graduation ceremony and for a good time," said Livingstone. "Just keep that in mind when you are stuck in traffic or there are lines in the restaurants."
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10 U.S. Code § 2686 - Utilities and services: sale; expansion and extension of systems and facilities
(a) Under such regulations and for such periods and at such prices as he may prescribe, the Secretary concerned or his designee may sell or contract to sell to purchasers within or in the immediate vicinity of an activity of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard, as the case may be, any of the following utilities and related services, if it is determined that they are not available from another local source and that the sale is in the interest of national defense or in the public interest:
(b) Proceeds of sales under subsection (a) shall be credited to the appropriation currently available for the supply of that utility or service.
Source(Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 141, § 2481; Pub. L. 86–156, Aug. 14, 1959, 73 Stat. 338; renumbered § 2686,Pub. L. 105–85, div. A, title III, § 371(b)(1),Nov. 18, 1997, 111 Stat. 1705.)
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Fig Tree
- Address:
1601 East 7th Street
Charlotte, NC 28204Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ContinentalPrice: $31 to $50
Fig Tree
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.charlottefigtree.com/
- Phone: 7043323322
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Monday - Thursday 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Friday 5:30pm - 11:00pm Saturday 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Continental
- Executive Chef: Greg Zanitsch
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: We can accommodate parties up to 40 people in an individual room or we can make the full house available for parties up to 75 people. Please call for details.
- Private Party Contact: Sara Scheidler 7043323322
- Special Events: Monthly wine dinners.
A word from Fig Tree
Just minutes from Uptown Charlotte in the Historic Elizabeth neighborhood, The Fig Tree Restaurant is located in a beautifully restored 1913 Bungalow. Offering Seasonal Cuisine with influences from Italy and France, an award winning and affordable wine list and outstanding service. Whether you are looking for a romantic fireside dinner, a fun evening of dining al fresco or a private room for your group, The Fig Tree has it all. We look forward to serving you soon!Continued
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Fig Tree reviews from OpenTable diners
213 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.8Service4.8
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (166)romantic (152)notable wine list (133)fit for foodies (127)neighborhood gem (103)great for outdoor dining (71)good for groups (18)scenic view (7)hot spot (7)late-night find (6)great for brunch (5)kid-friendly (4)great for lunch (3)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Always incredibleHunswaggerVIPDined on 9/20/2014Fig Tree is never less than absolutely incredible. The food, service, and ambiance is perfection. I have a lot of dietary restrictions and they go above and beyond to take care of me every time. The absolute best!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PerfectBigDocGDined on 9/20/2014I traveled from NY to charlotte to meet my girlfriend and I chose the fig tree as the spot to get engaged. The staff were in on the plan and everything was perfect. The food, the staff, the atmosphere and the table were just perfect. I would recommend this for all romantics who are seeking the best of all worlds.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really Enjoyed Fig Tree!teresahsVIPDined on 9/19/2014If you are there on a pleasant night, definitely sit outside! My favorite thing that we ordered was an appetizer with duck confit and figs. The halibut was good, but I was not crazy about the way the accompanying quinoa flavors. My husband's grouper was a little over cooked. The corn risotto was a little heavy.Special Features:
- Nice EveningKbachVIPDined on 9/17/2014Had a very nice dinner with a great server. She was very knowledgable about the menu and wine list. Very attentive without being intrusive. It was a beautiful evening so we ate on the porch. The restaurant is in a house and divided into small dining rooms which makes it a little more intimate and quiet. However, I think a large group could make it very noisy. The artisan cheese plate is a great appetizer. The halibut was cooked perfect. My husband enjoyed the carpaccio and elk chop. We were in town for business so I doubt we would ever have the opportunity to go back, but I would recommend it to family or friends visiting Charlotte.I would recommend this to a friend.
- CarolineFoodlvrDined on 9/16/2014The food is a little more than your average restaurant for a reason, it's phenomenal! I would absolutely go back here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Intimate dinning at its bestNightoutDined on 9/16/2014At this restaurant you feel like your having your dining partner over to your house for very special dinner. The rooms cozy and intimate, service is 5 starts and the food incredibly gormet. It is pricey however, well worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RonOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/15/2014Great dinning experience. Food and wine list were outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PeteDined on 9/14/2014Went on a recommendation and it lived up to it. Service concerned, helped and patient. Food was excellent. Had semi-private room and it worked out well, since other group was not noisy. One diner had a need for a no-salt dinner and the waiter did a lot of work solving that problem. All in all, a pleasurable experience.Special Features:
- The Best.TonyDined on 9/14/2014Have been enjoying the best of Charlotte dining for 25 years. Have experienced none finer than the complete experience at the Fig Tree . Simply, the best.Special Features:
- JoePDined on 9/13/2014Very good wine list with OK pricing. Food is top shelf with many interesting items. Service is also top notch.Special Features:
- excellentBugJewellDined on 9/13/2014Everything was outstanding, best veal chops I ever had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceGeoffreyndDined on 9/12/2014Best experience my wife and I've had in Charlotte. My elk steak was cooked a perfect medium rare and was tender and tasty. The cabbage side gave the dish a German flair. The service was fantastic. Highly recommend.Special Features:
- Top notch dining experience!beaglemomDined on 9/12/2014We went Friday for a birthday (special 80th for Mom) and I think we have agreed it was the best meal we've had in Charlotte. Service was impeccable, the house was charming, the wine list is endless. Our server, Trevor, was right on point with suggestions. We started with the grilled octopus, tender and smoky. We had the halibut, NY strip, and my scallops were the best I've ever had - perfectly cooked, fabulous flavor. French ginger martinis were clean and delicious. We will definitely be here again. Even though it's a bit on the pricey side, it's definitely worth it. When we declined birthday dessert, Trevor showed up with two dessert plates with birthday candles! If you like the McNinch House, we thought the food here beat it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wineanddineDined on 9/11/2014Loved the atmosphere of the beautiful bar. The food was presented artistically and in a timely manner. IT WAS DELICIOUS. There were 4 of us and we sat upstairs in a room that was quiet and conducive to intimate conversation.The service was exceptional. I had been to the resturant years ago and it once again was a memorable experience. The resturant is not in a visable area and so it takes Open Table to remind us of its presences. WELL WORTH A RETURN VISIT AFTER ALL THIS TIME!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stache & CookStacheVIPDined on 9/11/2014Our second visit to this gem and it was again wonderful. Service, ambiance, and especially the food were outstanding. A "must do" in Charlotte.Special Features:
- A high quality dining experience!csmithDined on 9/8/2014I pre-ordered a bottle of bubbly with my reservation for our anniversary celebration and, Jacob, our waiter, brought it to our table after we were seated without having to mention it. That's great staff communication from the hostess to the waiter! Great Service! The exceptional service continued all the way through dessert. The food was exceptional. Clearly the Chef and kitchen staff take great pride in their work just like the front of the house does. I highly recommend the Elk Chop and don't miss the Beignets for dessert. We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fig Tree is always a special treat!royfan51VIPDined on 9/7/2014Excellent food, creatively prepared. Service is impeccable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely BirthdayPamMQDined on 9/6/2014We celebrated my 58th Birthday at Fig Tree and enjoyed it very much! The meal was prepared perfectly and absolutely delicious! And dessert, well it was fabulous!! I believe our server's name was Rich (my memory not so great), and he was just very nice and did a top notch job serving us! We'll be back!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!freelysboyDined on 9/5/2014We loved everything about the Fig Tree. The only negative was the desserts. They just did not compliment the great meal we had. Ivy, our waitress, was very personable. We would highly reccomend the Fig Tree!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- impressive wine list!TeresaHDined on 9/2/2014I chose this restaurant because it had 5 stars and I was not disappointed! The food was delicious, the wine list extensive, and our server was very helpful in choosing a delicious wine to pair with our food. I started with potato leek soup. My entree was the grouper with lobster... The grouper was cooked perfectly and served with couscous. Everything we had there was simply divine! Highly recommend you try this place out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/2/2014Food was great but they messed up our order. Luckily it was delicious anyway.Special Features:
- Delicious & Wonderful!smaroulisVIPDined on 8/31/2014Our table shared a wonderful cheeseplatter that featured honeycomb, fresh currants, house made crackers and a wonderful array of cheeses. The Trout was perfect- the vegetarian entree of pappardelle was awesome, and as always- the home baked ciabatta & filet Mignon were fantastic! And everyone remembered to wish my husband a happy birthday! Very sweet. Thank you all!Special Features:
- It was GREAT!!!luv2dineOutDined on 8/31/2014We really enjoyed our anniversary at the Fig Tree. The ambiance was intimate and quiet since we had a 5:30 pm reservation. The service was impeccable. The food was amazing and the Champagne recommendation was perfect. We will definitely be going back.Special Features:
- Food and service were greatAtlantaFoodieVIPDined on 8/30/2014Enjoyed the food and the service. Would definitely return. Highly recommend this restaurant!Special Features:
- Amazing, againTStuVIPDined on 8/30/2014We dine at Fig Tree for special occasions and have never been disappointed. The service is always top notch and the food is incredible. The wine list, for me, is a bit overwhelming but the wait staff have always been there to direct us to wines within our tastes and price range.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fig Never Disappoints!!!!CLTUptownerDined on 8/30/2014It had been about a year since our last outing to Fig. We got there a little before our reservation and sat at the bar. They have a wonderful selection of wine by the glass!!! Once seated, Ryan, our server came by to take drink orders and review the specials. Very knowledgeable and attentive but not overbearing. My husband had the carrot ginger soup which was amazing and the Grouper with Lobster. Both plates returned to the kitchen looking as if they were clean! I had the Striped Bass special which was served over Mushroom Risotto. It was perfect. We looked at the desert menu and had to order the Red Velvet Cake with cream cheese frosting. It was a perfect combination of layer cake and frosting. Another perfect visit!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Needs a Little WorkmetsouthdesignDined on 8/30/2014After researching many of the top restaurants for a quick visit to Charlotte, I chose Fig Tree based on primarily good reviews and an appealing menu. It wasn't awful, but less than I would have liked for a $160 pre-tip bill (no bottle of wine). The room we sat in was sadly in need of repairs and held only 4 tables, making it difficult to ignore the conversations around us. The food was, well, uneven. Elk was gamey and overcooked with a flavorless spaetzle. The crab pagoda tower was cold and soggy. My veal chop was very good and the gorgonzola sauce on the escargot delicious, although the escargot were tough. Service was very good until the end of the night, when we were clearly being hurried out for the next guests. We wouldn't go back.
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- SuperbRemonDined on 8/15/2014A beautiful historical setting. The food was excellent. The service was great. I appreciated that it was quite. I would definitely recommend it for special occasions. The food portions were more than reasonable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall Great ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/9/2014This restaurant is in a lovely old craftsman style home. The only thing that I would say detracts from this place is that the tables are packed close together, inside an out. But that is more based on necessity of space than anything else. Other than that, the service and what is offered on the menu and in the cellar more than makes up for the fact that there is no such thing as a "private conversation" at your table. I highly recommend this establishment for lovely dinners before or after an event in Charlotte. If you are looking for a quiet, private, romantic environment, look elsewhere unless you want an audience. The food and cellar are on display here, not your event!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/9/2014The escargot was the best I've ever had! As was the poached lobster. Service was impeccable! My only issue was the risotto... It was undercooked and was overwhelmed by tarragon. Other than that, we will be back and I highly recommend it.Special Features:
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These days, it seems like you can do just about
anything on your smartphone: listen to music, pay your bills, even smoke a
cigarette virtually. Researchers are worried that so-called smoking apps are
really targeting kids and may get them hooked on a life-threatening habit.
Dr. Deborah Gilboa, a board certified family physician,
often talks to her own children about the dangers of smoking.
"If we don't mention smoking they're liable to be curious
about it on their own," she said.
She even showed them one of the smoking apps.
Millions of people worldwide are now downloading mobile
smoking apps. The American Cancer Society warns the apps appear to be targeting
teens and children, with some rated for kids as young as 12.
"90% of adults who go on to smoke throughout their life began
as children, so parents need to be aware that these are not benign or innocuous
apps," said Dr. Thomas Glynn of the American Cancer Society.
More than 100 pro-smoking apps are available ranging from
virtual smoke sessions to nicotine-themed battery widgets to tobacco "shops"
where you can roll your own cigarettes. Consumer researcher Connie Pechmann
says smoking simulation apps have sparked the most interest.
"You can put the phone next to your mouth where the
microphone is and inhale and exhale and see the cigarette burn down," she said.
They're a lot like advertisements, according to Pechmann.
"They make smoking look attractive and cool and edgy and fun
and something you can do with your friends," she said.
Right now, the app world is largely unregulated. And the
Federal Trade Commission says there is no evidence any U.S. tobacco company is
involved. In fact, when contacted about this story, R.J. Reynolds and Philip
Morris both denied having any connection with these smoking apps. Dr. Glynn
expects more from the tobacco industry, though, saying they should speak-out
against these apps.
"We do know that in a number of specific apps, specific
tobacco products and specific types of cigarettes are named, and we have not
heard any outcry from the tobacco industry about that," Dr. Glynn said.
Meanwhile, family physician Deborah Gilboa was surprised at
how easy the apps are to access on her Android.
"There's nothing more you have to click that says I promise
I'm 'x' number of years old," she said.
iTunes only asks for a simple age confirmation. Consumer
researcher Connie Pechmann says more safeguards are needed.
"All you need to do is ask the kid 'What year were you
born?' and 'How old are you now?' and that will throw-off any 12-year-old,"
Pechmann claims.
The American Cancer Society would also like to see warnings
on the apps themselves.
"These warnings should say smoking can kill you, smoking
causes cancer, smoking causes heart disease," Dr. Glynn said.
Experts say, for now, open communication with your kids is
the most important. Depending on how much you want to control what your kids
download on their smartphones (or yours), you can set-up a PIN or password on
your phone to require them to be entered before the phone will download any new
apps. The instructions for doing that are different depending on what type of
phone you have. But we found this
article that explains how to easily do it on Androids,
iPhones, and Windows phones.
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Hi to all
I am sitting here looking over the mountains and listing to the birds and the silence...and thinking why so many world wide is open to the spirit world, so many have lots of experiences from inner insight of the cosmic energy, by the 3 eye....stream of universal pictures and messages to oneself, to share with people around us.
We have in many years now learn to use our own abilities to heal and help others by spiritual ways ..and are aware of it is an extra tool to clean the body from illnesses and depressive thoughts.
But why do we receive negative energy when we have a tiny little spot of lack in our soul.....and have to re-start our healing process again and again.
Could it be...if we don't understand why? this is happen "for me"...we have to change this situation we are are into in this moment...look deep in our own situation and understand deep in the core...that what ever it is...have to do something about..even if it is impossible...then we have to dick deep in the SOUL and mIND to come inside the point of our own situation..and THEN can see why....even we are used to heal our-self......sometimes we have to start from the zero point,.....and look within and work with oneself...to see with new eyes.....and then we have the gift our spirituality as an extra tool....to be healed.
So don't forget to heal and believe in this wonderful universal POWER energy we all can use in our daily life...........its not an obvious energy....its a divine gift from a LIGHT source we all can receive...when we take our-self seriously and understand the whole picture.
30 more and less years we have known all this,..we have healed and be a part of a collective energy,.world wide we have done our "work",...our spiritual job ..its an never ending story....but the most wonderful is we are all connected to share and talk about our experiences like here on Shirley`s E.B.,...it makes me thinking of..that I feel so happy when I am around/together with all of you..thus we need to feel this cohesion ..it also healing in the soul..that we are sharing and caring for each other..its a step forward to new inspirations .
I believe everything is meant to be...sometime it can go in slow motion...and then like this morning I learn patience ...that we use our cosmic knowledge different on different levels of universal learning,...and that's why we ....have imbalances know and then....in body, soul and´mind even we are good and great healers etc......and sometimes we could take the time to read within our own .....problems...to come back to the road again,..and that is wonderful we have that extra tools , an extra level The SPIRUALLITY.
Love Ulla
Your thought resonates and feels on point. I love your drawing too. When will we write our book together?
Hi Rick
So much going on these days...on many levels for all of us,...its the time where we can use our POWER energy, to make the spirit dance LOL,..could be very soon for many to write or talk about the inner story of cosmic knowledge.
I mail you sweetie,...hugs to you,..soon I have to fly to L.A., could be Marts, different people I have to see and share.
Hugs to all here on the board,...I think we are into a wonderful wave by the spiritual journey , a new circle of universal healing, I receive many new ways to heal,..it is very exiting to try new topics,....even the best is still the DIVINE LIGHT,..the core of the universal BRIGHT LIGHT..to regain our body, soul and mind, to be re-born.....love to all
Ulla :D
Ulla -
Missing your comments and connected energy dear one. We miss you.
Beautiful insights dear Ulla.Brings a smile to my face. Let's ride the wave together! be well,Renny
Hey dear friend, wonderful sharings and reminders for all of us.
Thank You!
Special (((HUGS)))
Dear friends
Dear Brit and all
I miss you to,.but remember we are all connected in a circle of light, wisdom and caring for each other....some people have close down the spiritual energy while others have been overload with waves of cosmic information's...and i write so much..do my drawings ,...after face book, twitter, is coming in to our daily lives..we are more "busy" than ever...I think it is a new beginning to many networks we even have understand yet....our own esp abilities have seen ways to be connected...cyberspace is the new world of information to the individuals and teleconferences cross the boarders,...that's why I/my conscious has been many places in the grid/network...around the world..to be "in touch" with so many wonderful person, where I share some of my cosmic info.....but I LOVE to be hug-ed and surrounded by ALL of you on this wonderful and soft encounter board by the members and the people who read what we are sharing,in..Shirley Maclaine`s spirit ,...embraced by other thoughts and knowledge...I learn day by day how we can use more and more our spirituality in many ways to our self and others..........its NOT a coincidence that we receive so many new insight by our own Akashic Records....its all in the tiny billion intelligence photon molecular structure...downloaded from the LIGHT source everything is created by...call it GOD....or what every individuals liked it to call.
And the best thing is: We inhere is a family who cares,..and that make this website so delightful.
Love to all
Ulla :)
Hi again
I was thinking about: do we use our spirituality in our daily life..us who have know the energy many years...`?..or are we lazy or just don't think so much anymore about it.....or is it a collective wave who driven us into another way of physically behavior ...or do we use the spiritual way of living as a natural thing...that's why we don't talk so much about it anymore.....that we ARE spiritual human being world wide..and are waiting for the next universal information, new skills/topics to start a "new spiritual beginning"?.
I can see and feel how my spirituality is been a normal part of my life,..before I was not aware of how much we could use it to oneself....the cosmic tools is amazing, I talk about our own healing..how I use it more and more like a spiritual gym LOL,....I walk everyday 35-45 min,..and after I by the power of the mind I du an inner exercise to clean up all the negative energy...and let the LIGHT shine up everywhere in my inner network,..listen to classical music..piano or other lovely soft music....thinking of ALL the new wonderful things to happen during the day,....yes we are our own tools to be happy and we can chose to use our spirituality to everything GOOD will happen....for ME today.....even the impossible is POSSIBLE....
Just a thought for the day...
Lovies to all
Ulla :)
I hug you every day - I am so grateful to know you in this life and in the others. Your sight, your sensitivity, your playfulness and your generosity are just a few things that I value so much.
Like you, I feel connected to MY "spirituality" - the one I have felt since my earliest memories. It has never left me and it is the thing that has saved me from killing myself, saved me from going over the proverbial cliff at times, and continues to show up for me to support and teach.
This spirituality is like getting to know my god-self. Not the spiritual god that is clean and perfect but the messy crazy one that wears black leather pants and chooses to be real. Far from being content sitting silently in the background he is in my face and works through me to hold a mirror for others, should they choose to look. I am busier than ever inviting people to rethink, to put into context, and to take time to consider - while floating through the constant stream of video links, articles, statuses and "likes."
There is so much more information at our fingertips but who really knows how to use all of it? And would they want to know it all? Conversely, what does it mean if one just skims the surface and never takes a dive, never chokes on the water, or allows himself to be carried off in the rapids?
Please come to the U.S. soon. ;-)
Hi Dear Rick
Hi Dear lovely friend
Rick...sharing, caring,.learning,..from each other...that's the most wonderful part to be in....our common spirituality with...YOU ,...our dear friends in here..... I am SO happy to know you as well....thank you Rick, keep the good energy in your heart and mind,...I will be in L.A...soon I don't no yet when....so much to talk about again, again....
Wish all of you the most wonderful and happy day,...the spirituality and the cosmic knowledge is just so close to all of us..just open your body, soul and mind to receive it....softly and gentle the universal wisdom by the angles sounds will whispering in your ears...new skills..to share with others..thus it is the time where we can help each others to receive new cosmic understandings by help from each one of us...
love you all
ulla :)
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Was thinking of how we are connected all of us....some are not activated into the spiritual journey,...could be one day when we all are aware of we are ONE consciousness, and use the spirituality to act and growth, with this power of love, wisdom and LIGHT,...to make the world a better vibrational place to live in.....when we use the extra sense..the spirit to guide us around in the huge "take away board" by the cosmic knowledge..the more we can use it to do miraculous thing together and for oneself....but the most important is to love your self unconsciously..over and over again...thus when we do this..we can be a brick full of inside power...to do a huge difference,..for YOURSELF,...and when YOU are happy,..and feel a strong energy within you,...everyone around you feel secure and safe,...and on top of that...the person have send a light seed og cosmic info by the new vibrational energy,...
Spirituality is an energy we will feel more and more on another way of living in our daily life....and I think it is because we are more and more aware of we belonging to a huge universal network.....and that grid/network could transmit some kind of impulse vibrations into our body, spirit and mind...more faster than before.
And our own consciousness can reactivate this impulses in our own network, into our neurone in the brains inner network...etc.etc.
And if we are aware of this..we can receive so much cosmic knowledge...what ever we want.....
Love you all
Hi all my lovely friends
When we use our spirituality, we can feel in another way like we are connected to a special vibration.....when I am thinking of you I automatically raise my energy and sixth sense,...and then I feel a strong connection with all of you,..when I think of one of you,..i feel another energy in another vibration..could be our brain waves differences make a bio-energetic touch LOL, I don't know if you can "following" me in this...but that's the way we live and use our spirituality... more and more, in our daily life....it will be a "normal" lifestyle..
Remote view...is another form to be in, to use our own way of spiritual behaviour ,over time if we like..can we exercise the consciousness abilities to work with more and more ..so what ever we do its flow in harmony,...with our physically body.
.my thoughts for the day..have a Great day all of you.
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Take A Serious Look At The Super Chevy Show Ownership Group
November 20, 2009 by Super Chevy Show
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KANSAS CITY (Nov. 18, 2009) – The recent SCSW, Inc. purchase of the Super Chevy Show series represents a completely different concept in the world of motorsports in general, and drag racing in particular. People with racing experience who have invested their careers in the sport are now invested in the series. The benefactors of the purchase will be fans, sponsors, racers and participants.
Drag racing facility owners and operators throughout the United States formed the American Promoters Association (APA) in early 2009. As part of their discussions and work through the APA, several highly experienced track operators became interested in the opportunity to build or acquire their own series. Those owners wanted to put their experience and dedication to the sport into a national series. They formed SCSW, Inc., and purchased the Super Chevy Show series.
The board of directors for SCSW is like a 'Who's Who' in drag racing history: President – John Bandimere Jr.; Executive Vice President – Lex Dudas, Vice Presidents – Bill Bader, Charlie Allen, Bryan Pierce, and Secretary Treasurer – Billy Meyer.
Bandimere is the owner and operator of Bandimere Speedway in Denver. Bandimere Speedway will host a Super Chevy Show event in August. It will be the first time the Speedway has hosted a Super Chevy event in several years.
Anyone who knows Bandimere will agree that he is not a gambling man. But if he was, well, he would bet big on the Super Chevy Show series.
"There is a tremendous amount of talent within the group of operators who now control the Super Chevy Show," Bandimere said. "One person may have a great way to deal with new sponsors. One person may have a tremendous program for selling tickets. Another will be an expert on participant relations. We are going to take the best methods and apply them all to this one series. This gives us the opportunity to work together and develop a great series. If I was a betting man, I would bet that this series is going to blossom and we are going to bring it back to being the historically great event that it has been in the past."
Events like the Super Chevy Show have typically been owned by just one individual or one company who rented facilities to host events. They merely paid a small fee to the track owner to use the facility for the event date. In that scenario the promoter operated everything from afar and only came to the venue on the week of an event and provided assignment for track staff.
SCSW is not a single entity promoter; it is only a resource to help provide a point of coordination for the track owners. Now the host tracks will have a stake in ownership and each will be personally involved with the overall series and will be personally responsible for their event.
SCSW is working to hire the competition director position that will help guide the activities at each event, and SCSW is also is working with Forward Sports Marketing on the promotional elements for the series that include sponsorship, media and fan interaction.
"A racer at a recent event put it in perspective to me on what it means for tracks to now own a series," Forward Sports Marketing's Ryan Haas said. "They said that all of the sanctioning bodies from ADRL, NMRA, NMCA, NHRA, IHRA, etc…. basically rent or partner with track owners just like the Super Chevy Show Series used to do every season. Now the tracks own the series and are personally invested in the success of the series.
"The tracks hosting the 2010 Super Chevy Show series selected the dates for the schedule, and have committees that will decide everything from racing classes to car show awards and other aspects of the show. It is amazing to be on a conference call with 10 national-caliber track owners and operators to see how well they work together on a project like this."
Bandimere said the anticipation is brewing across the nation as the ownership group works to put together a thrilling season of Super Chevy Show events.
"I can feel and see the excitement growing with the SCSW members," Bandimere said. "This has everyone focused on putting on a great show in 2010."
Super Chevy Show Launches New Website
November 2, 2009 by Super Chevy Show
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The Super Chevy Show Series has new owners and a new website as well. SCSW, Inc. team up with Redline Technology to develop a website that features a more modern look with plenty of opportunities for fan interaction.
Everything from the latest news and happenings with the Super Chevy Show to fan photos and rides will be available to visitors of the site. Users can register and comment on articles, events, photos and more. There are links to numerous social networking sites where you can follow the Super Chevy Show and interact with other fans.
The new Super Chevy Show website also features a mobile version for fans who want to visit from their iPhone, Blackberry or other mobile device. More features will be added in the coming weeks including online shopping, downloadable fan content and more.
Roger Gustin Sells Series; Super Chevy Show Will Celebrate Its 30th Anniversary Season Under New Ownership in 2010
November 2, 2009 by Super Chevy Show
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Portage Central for Real? Who is the top team in the Wolverine?
By, Nick Vlietstra
Is it safe to say yet that Portage Central is for real? It was another great week for the Mustangs who are off to a 4-1 start, and if they could have closed out Kalamazoo Central would be 5-0. Their most impressive win came Friday when they went down to St. Joseph and beat the undefeated Bears 47-42. They have done the job on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. They are averaging over 58 ppg which is good for third in the conference behind only Loy Norrix and Kalamazoo Central. Quae Furlow has been the main offensive threat scoring close to 20 ppg, but he has been helped by Rodney Turner who is scoring 13.8 ppg. On the other end they are surrendering 51 ppg, but that is still in the top half of the conference. They have allowed 47 points or less in every game except for that K-Central game when they gave up 89 in overtime. It still is early, and they have a long way to go, but being in second place at Christmas break is always a good thing, no matter who you are.
In the East division Marshall is off to a great start with a 4-1 record and went 2-0 in the past week with wins over rivals Albion and on the road at Coldwater. They are not scoring many points, getting just over 47 ppg, but it is the defensive side that has been their bright spot giving up just 41 ppg. They have not allowed over 50 points in any game this season. Robby Ranville has been the key offensive contributor scoring 20 ppg. Trevor Travis (10 ppg) and Tony Wimberly (9.5 ppg) have both pitched in plenty as well, as those three are accounting for 83% of the offense at this point.
A few cancellations made for an uneventful week for some teams. Loy Norris had their lone game postponed against Battle Creek Central, while Harper Creek had their game with Pennfield called off.
Stars of the week:
Quae Furlow, Portage Central
Furlow has been the main scoring threat this season and he had a great week over this past week. He averaged 16.5 ppg in two wins over Lakeview and St. Joe. He scored 21 against the Spartans and added 12 against the Bears.
Devin Alexander, Benton Harbor
Benton Harbor played only one game this past week but Alexander made the most of it. He put up 27 points in a home win against Jackson. Alexander has scored over 22 ppg this season, but unfortunately his team is off to a 1-4 start.
Josh Bass, Harper Creek
Harper Creek is only 2-3 but Bass has been the big spot at this point scoring over 21 ppg. He poured in 22 points in the Beavers lone game this past week, a 67-55 loss at St. Joe.
It has been a fun first three weeks to watch the Wolverine. There are clearly plenty of quality teams in the conference, and a lot of those teams got to lock up in early season battles. It is hard to say what team is the best at this point, but going into Christmas, if I had to say, I might still go with Otsego. They have played a very tough schedule which included games with Vicksburg, South Haven and Edwardsburg, and have survived to hold a 5-1 record. Vicksburg has had the toughest schedule so far with games against, arguably, the top three teams in the conference Otsego, Dowagiac and Edwardsburg to go along with games at Paw Paw and Plainwell. They have survived to go 3-3 with an upset win over Edwardsburg this past week.
In the West you still have Edwardsburg who is 5-1 with a win over Otsego. They have Josh Kozinski who is a D-1 athlete going to Central Michigan, and scoring 22 ppg. Dowagiac may have had the easiest schedule out of all the top teams so far, but it still included wins against South Haven and Vicksburg. They have gone undefeated and also have Dontel Highsmith who is leading the conference in scoring. The Chieftains have scored over 90 points twice this season and lead the conference in scoring at over 77 ppg.
As you can see it is hard to say who is really the top team in the conference, and it will be a fun conference to watch post-christmas.
Players of the week:
Abe Barwegen, Vicksburg
Barwegen had quite a week scoring the ball as Vicksburg went 1-1, getting an upset win over Edwardsburg and falling to Otsego. Against the Eddies the Senior went for 24 points and then poured in 28 as Vicksburg nearly pulled off the upset against Otsego. Barwegen is the leading scorer for the Bulldogs scoring 19 ppg.
Reid Dugan, Otsego
The elder of the two Dugan brothers is having a great Senior season and put together another great week leading the Bulldogs to wins over South Haven and Vicksburg. Dugan averaged 22.5 ppg in the two wins and is scoring 20.7 ppg this season. He has scored 20 or more points in five out of their six games this season.
It was a light week for the KVA. Kalamazoo Christian gained another good win by beating Parchment on Tuesday. It was not looking like a good schedule going into Christmas for the Comets with games against Schoolcraft, Pennfield, Olivet and Parchment, but they have responded to go 3-1. Nate Niewoonder and Brenden Heidema have been the top scorers this season. The two of them are providing over 50% of the offense this season. They have plenty of shooters as well, and that was seen on Tuesday when they hit 10 threes against Parchment. It is a different Kalamazoo Christian team from the old days. They very rarely press, there are three Sophomores on the Varsity, and on Tuesday they played zone defense the entire game. Still the execution on offense is still there. It is still a lot of the same set plays they have been running for years. They still show plenty of patience and will work for a good shot on most possessions.
The question mark teams in the conference so far have been Hackett and Parchment, as both were expected to have quality squads. Parchment is now 0-5, and Hackett is just 1-4. Hackett lost this past week to Constantine, and have also lost to a very down Delton team. Parchment has their issues, but have also lost to three teams who are at the top half of the conference. Their schedule after Christmas gets a lot more favorable. Both teams biggest issue is on the defensive end. Parchment is allowing over 62 ppg and Hackett sits last in the conference allowing 63 ppg.
Players of the Week:
Peyton White, Constantine
White is now a four year player on varsity for the Falcons and the Senior had a career high on Thursday against Hackett. He scored 24 points and pulled down 10 rebounds in their 60-57 win. White is scoring over 17 ppg this season playing in three out of his team's five games. Since White rejoined the line-up the Falcons have gone 2-1.
Ted Rider, Hackett
Rider had his best game of the season on Wednesday, but it came in a loss to Constantine. The Senior scored 21 points. Rider leads the Irish in scoring at close to 12 ppg, and is one of three on the team scoring in double figures.
Three teams in the conference have been overly impressive so far. Decatur and Watervliet are both undefeated in the South and Saugatuck is 5-1 and undefeated in conference in the North. They have separated themselves as the top teams going into the break. Saugatuck pulled out two close road wins this past week, winning at Hartford 66-59 and at Fennville 66-61 in overtime.
Decatur beat Gobles 70-63 on Tuesday and had their Friday game postponed. They are the top scoring team in the conference at almost 70 ppg. The Ceveren brothers are doing all the damage combining for close to 40 ppg.
Watervliet beat Bloomingdale on Tuesday and was also postponed on Friday. They have not been scoring a ton of points, but they also have been one of the better defensive teams in the conference. They have allowed over 49 points just once and that was in overtime. It seems like football season all over again, as it is still Travis Bolin and Jake Cowsert leading the way on offense for the Panthers.
Players of the week:
Michael Winowiecki, Saugatuck
It was quite a week for Winowiecki in leading the Indians to wins over Hartford and Fennville. On Tuesday he dumped 39 points on Hartford and followed that up with 24 points against Fennville to average over 31 ppg for the week. He is scoring 22.3 ppg this season.
Tom and Tim Cerven, Decatur
The brother duo had another big game on Tuesday helping the Raiders to a 70-63 win over Gobles. Tom scored 25 point, dished out six assists and went 16-17 from the free throw line. Tim pitched in with a double-double scoring 20 points and pulling down 12 rebounds. The two are accounting for over half of the points scored by Decatur.
St. Joe Valley/Cliamx-Scotts
Mendon and Climax Scotts continue their hot play. Climax Scotts improved to 5-0 this past week winning two games. They won at Bronson 61-36 and at Hillsdale Academy 62-46. Aaron Cook averaged 18 ppg in the two games this past week. The Panthers are scoring 60.2 ppg and giving up only 37.2 ppg.
Mendon played only one game this week but beat Marcellus Howardsville Christian 66-53 and they too are now 5-0. They are outscoring opponents by an average of 17 per game. Joe Gales continues to lead the Hornets scoring 16.2 ppg.


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Employ search marketing tactics to increase visibility and engagement with content, products, or services in Internet-enabled devices or interfaces. Examine search query behaviors on general or specialty search engines or other Internet-based content. Analyze research, data, or technology to understand user intent and measure outcomes for ongoing optimization.
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- Assist in setting up or optimizing analytics tools for tracking visitors' behaviors.
- Assist in the development of online transactional or security policies.
- Assist in the evaluation or negotiation of contracts with vendors or online partners.
- Collaborate with other marketing staff to integrate and complement marketing strategies across multiple sales channels.
- Collaborate with web, multimedia, or art design staffs to create multimedia Web sites or other internet content that conforms to brand and company visual format.
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