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It basically sets up my hazards, prevents slower supporters from doing their job, and U-Turn does a wonderful job of scouting while dealing a respectable amount of damage. Explosion might not be as powerful as it was before, but it still packs a punch coming from a 394 Atk stat if my Azelf is still alive, which it often is surprisingly enough. Team preview may have changed the lead meta, but this Pokemon still does its job well enough. Starmie @ Leftovers Trait: Natural Cure EVs: 4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) - Thunderbolt - Ice Beam - Hydro Pump - Rapid Spin While this may have been put on the team originally to just get rid of the rocks while maintaining offensive pressure, play-testing made me have to use this Pokemon to deal with some of the faster threats to my team which aren't scarfed. In fact, this star can even net a KO or two depending on the situation. 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Scott Kelly, the US astronaut who recently returned from a record-breaking year in space, will help launch the 2016-17 academic year UT by speaking at the annual Welcome Week Life of the Mind celebration at 5:30 p.m. Monday, August 15.
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Life of the Mind Discussion Leaders Needed
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Students Embrace Spirit of Halloween with Bugs
In the spirit of Halloween, freshmen are embracing the ghoulish holiday in a creepy, crawly way. The popular First-Year Studies course It's a Bug's Life, taught by entomology and plant pathology professor Jerome Grant, examines how insects have shaped our world and influenced our lives through movies, television, art, literature, and even food.
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Volunteer Bridge, UT-Pellissippi Dual Enrollment Program, Sees First Grads
This week, the first nineteen students graduate from the Volunteer Bridge program, UT's innovative dual-enrollment program with Pellissippi State Community College.
Photo Exhibit: Unique Project Helps UT Freshmen Reflect on College Transition
Professor Anne Smith has a good picture of how some students transition to college life at UT. For three years, she taught a First-Year Studies 129 course on photography called Capturing Your Transition to College.
Life of the Mind Discussion Leaders Needed
First-Year Studies is seeking nearly 200 discussion leaders for the 2015 Life of the Mind program with the incoming first-year class.
Proposals Sought for Spring FYS 129 Freshman Seminars
First-Year Studies is now accepting proposals for 129 Freshman Seminars to be offered during the spring semester. These one-credit seminars are small, discussion-based courses that allow the professor to design a class around a topic of personal interest. Faculty instructors must be tenured or tenure-track. Faculty will receive research stipends for their participation in the program.
What to Read? Life of the Mind Program Seeking Book Suggestions
The Life of the Mind Program is seeking suggestions for its 2015–16 common reading selection for first-year students. A Ready for the World initiative, Life of the Mind is a component of First-Year Studies 100, a required online course that helps first-year students develop the right mindset for the college experience. As part of the course, students read the Life of the Mind book, submit a creative response, participate in a small-group discussion session, and attend a lecture by the book's author.
Life of the Mind Speaker Announced; Discussion Leaders Still Needed
IDEO global design firm partner and UT alumnus Michael Hendrix will address students at this year's Life of the Mind event at 5:30 p.m. on August 18 in Thompson-Boling Arena. The event is just part of the Life of the Mind program, which includes a common reading selection for freshmen. This year's book is Daytripper, a graphic novel by Fábio Moon and Gabriel Bá. Faculty, staff, and graduate assistants are needed to serve as a discussion leaders for this year's Life of the Mind program.


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Shares of Vertex are up 60% today due to positive results in a recent clinical trial for the company's cystic fibrosis drug. Bear in mind that Vertex already has multiple drugs on the market and has a multi-billion-dollar market cap.
Alzheimer's is a far more prevalent disease than cystic fibrosis. And Prana is a tiny company with negligible market cap and no drugs on the market. Thus, a positive result in the current Alzheimer's trial for PBT2 could have a much greater impact on Prana's share price than today's news has had on the price of Vertex stock.
Sentiment: Buy
Exactly. Vertex is a (relatively) big company, and CF is nothing compared to the AD market, and throw in the HD market too. They just built a shiny new headquarters on the Boston waterfront. They ain't pinching pennies over there at VTRX. The landscaping probably cost more than Prana's clinical trials have so far.
So the stock skyrockets on these results. I suppose I should have bought some of their stock back in 1994 when I first read about them. Those 3 or 4 dollar shares would look pretty good today at 160 (2 for 1 split). But I was a struggling graduate student making 14k a year, so ... sigh.
While I liked the approach Vertex was taking to drug design way back then, I really like what Prana is doing today. Solid science that's far less speculative than most would think. Funding their trials with a nickel here, a dime there, and making it go a long way. Being confident enough to lay it all on the outcome of the well-designed trials.
This stock is designed to rocket on positive HD results, and absolutely explode on impressive AD results. There's no big pharma deal to mortgage the future, no fancy digs in the high-rent district (AFAIK) and they don't have a boat load of debt to weigh on them. Just a boat load of intellectual capital. The value of that will change a lot this year no matter what. On the downside, it's a buck or two. On the upside, it's almost unlimited.
I will try to find the example, but about a month ago a small biotech company stock fell 82 percent on disappointing clinical trial results where the drug was their main candidate of promise, and the value of their other drugs were at a stage where they were negligible. It appeared to be a reasonable expectation for what could easily happen to Prana on a disappointing outcome.
It seems to me that many companies are watching both Reach2HD & Imagine trials, and on positive results a 60 percent gain could be a serious understatement.
Yes, that's the flip side of the coin. A disappointing outcome for Vertex's cystic fibrosis drug might have resulted in something like a 40% drop in share price. A disappointing outcome for Prana's current clinical trials, by contrast, could result in a drop of 80% or 90% in Prana's share price.
Prana has a lot more leverage than Vertex in the sense that its share price could react in a much larger way to either positive or negative trial results. Leverage works both ways.


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Xbox Surface 7-inch gaming tablet reaches "initial hardware planning stage" – rumor
Xbox Surface is a 7-inch gaming tablet reportedly in development at Microsoft.
According to multiple sources familiar with the project, the tablet has reached the initial hardware planning stage, according to The Verge.
Specifications for Xbox Surface first emerged back in June just before the firm's Surface RT and Surface Pro were announced.
The specs listed, according to the sources, are "accurate" and final implementation "is being worked on," with the tablet reportedly containing an ARM processor and high-bandwidth RAM for games.
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Buying Bush Spin, Media Recycles Tired Headline on Iraq
This morning, the Washington Post recycles a headline that we have seen frequently over the past three years: "Bush Goes on Offensive To Explain War Strategy; Speeches to Combat Public Pessimism."
In reality, "pessimism" has mounted due to the growing casualties and cost of a war that has no clear exit strategy (the article did not specifically mention any of these factors). The speeches are a public relations stunt to blunt the growing dissatisfaction of a war that approaches its three-year anniversary.
The article, like previous ones with similar headlines, posits that public dissatisfaction with the war has intensified because Bush has not "explained" it well. The story notes, "The president hopes to give 'better depth, understanding and context for how the strategy in Iraq is unfolding,' a senior White House official said of the planned speeches."
A quick review of old headlines, however, shows that Bush has been given ample opportunity to explain his Iraq strategy, but the public is no longer buying his bill of goods:
"Bush supporters cite Iraq speeches as start of rebound" [AP, 12/13/05]
"Bush vows victory, not retreat; Speech gives strategy for winning Iraq war, rejects exit timetable" [Toledo Blade, 12/1/05]
"Bush Goes on the Offensive Against Critics of War in Iraq" [Los Angeles Times, 11/12/05]
"In Speech, Bush To Get Specific On Iraq Strategy" [Boston Globe, 6/28/05]
"President spotlights Iraq war successes; Bush plans summer offensive to tout progress against insurgency" [Fresno Bee, 6/19/05]
"Bush to define Iraq strategy in major speeches" [Washington Times, 5/22/04]
"Cheney Goes on the Offensive Over Bush's Policy on Iraq;
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Photos on page 16 and 17 of the April 18, 1938, issue of LIFE Magazine compare dictators such as Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini to democratic President Roosevelt. LIFE says, "The qualifications which make a successful dictator are simply those which make a successful mass leader" (17). To some extent this may be true. However, some may disagree. Do you agree or disagree? LIFE continues, "The essential difference between a dictatorship and a democracy is not in the leader, but in those led" (17). LIFE Magazine was calling for readers to consider their personal role in a democracy, yet at the time, the events of World War II and the Holocaust hadn't yet unfolded. What do we know now that the events of the Holocaust and World War II are history? What parallels can you draw between the American citizen's role during the Holocaust and your role as a democratic citizen in modern times?


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I have Chiari Malformation and I have taken this drug for several years with much success. It helps to decrease the craineal pressure which causes much pain and other symptons.
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i have pseudo tumor cerebri and have just started this medication. i am experiencing tingling of the hands mostly my left. other than that it seems fine but too soon to tell if it is working. i will post an update asap
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I take Diamox 500mg twice a day for Pseudotumor Cerebri / Intracranial Hypertension (headaches caused by increased cerebral spinal fluid pressure). First 2 weeks on Diamox I had nausea and was short of breath, but that soon passed. Side effects - some weight loss and frequent potty trips. Diamox saved my vision and keeps me from getting wicked pressure headaches.
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Verizon adds an e-commerce platform with the Yahoo deal
Verizon's $4.83 billion purchase price for Yahoo includes the former Yahoo Small Business division, which is now called Aabaco Small Business.
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Verizon's $4.83 billion purchase price for Yahoo includes the former Yahoo Small Business division, which is now called Aabaco Small Business.
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Amazon is stingy with information about business development, but here are a few nuggets.
Amazon.com Inc. is the world's biggest online retailer and a big public company to boot. As such they—and their public financial documents—should be a cornucopia of information on what Amazon.com has up its sleeve in the way of future plans.
But when it comes to explaining what's really happening in the way of new strategies and company direction, Amazon is notoriously close-mouthed and somewhat stingy with any forthcoming information. To get a real sense of what Amazon, No. 1 in the Internet Retailer Top 500, does see as important, observers need to close pay attention to the little foreshadowing company executives do provide financial analysts on the quarterly earnings call and what's new in the company filings.
Here are a few nuggets I gleaned on how Amazon sees its future business plans shaping up by listening to the year-end earnings call and looking at their just-released annual report:
As I mentioned it's hard to pull information from Amazon, especially regarding the new initiative reporters, financial analysts and competitors are most interested in: sales and profits related to its Kindle electronic reader, tablet and digital content business. In its year-end earnings release Amazon included plenty of statistics on how well it says its electronic book reader and tablet business development is doing—but no unit sales figures. Over the nine-week holiday period ended Dec. 31 Amazon would only say Kindle and Kindle Fire sales increased 177% over the previous year.
But stay tuned for what will turn up moving forward. Kindle and digital content, including streaming media, are two areas of growth—and development expenses—for Amazon to dribble out information about in the future.
In the meantime I'll keep the magnifying glass handy and be back with future gleanings on what Amazon is up to in later blog posts. And if you want to do some digging yourself, click here to see their full 2011 annual report.
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About Erbitux
Unlike many chemotherapy drugs that work by poisoning cancer cells, Erbitux is an antibody. Erbitux blocks the effect of a major growth factor that is responsible for causing cancers to grow.
Erbitux is also used in other cancers, such as colorectal cancer.
Safety, Effectiveness
Two studies established Erbitux's safety and effectiveness.
One study included 424 patients with head and neck cancer. Using Erbitux in combination with radiation therapy showed a survival time of four years vs. nearly 2.5 years on radiation therapy alone. Tumors also grew slower in the group that got Erbitux and radiation.
In head and neck cancer, tumor growth is associated with pain and difficulties with swallowing, speaking, and eating. Controlling tumor growth for as long as possible is important for patients' well-being.
The second study included 103 patients with recurrent or metastatic SCCHN. Erbitux helped to shrink the patients' tumors after the tumors no longer responded to platinum-based therapy, the standard treatment for patients with this difficult-to-treat disease.
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Commonly reported side effects of Erbitux were infusion reactions (fever, chills), skin rash, fatigue/malaise, and nausea, states the FDA.
Radiation's common side effects -- such as sore mouth, trouble swallowing, and radiation-related skin changes -- were similar in frequency in patients receiving Erbitux plus radiation and those receiving radiation alone.
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There are a variety of transportation options for Deerfield seniors provided by local government agencies in the Village. These include:
The Village's taxi subsidy program is open to Deerfield residents aged 65 and older and to those with documented disabilities. Registered participants are provided with up to 50 one-way coupons each month worth $5.00 per trip. When a coupon is provided, in-town trips cost the rider only $1.00. For out of town trips, presenting a coupon will take $5.00 off of the metered fare. As of August 1, 2016, trips to/from the airport are no longer covered by this program.
The Village works with American Taxi and 303 Taxi.
For more information, please click HERE. If you have questions, need more tickets, or to register, please contact Administrative Intern Sam Barghi at 847-719-7404.
Run through West Deerfield Township, this program is for residents aged 65 and over or disabled, who have mobility challenges that may prevent or restrict their ability to meet their health care needs. The program provides registered riders with the means to make it to medical appointments.
Participants must pre-register with the Township (forms are available at their office as well as on their website). Riders must be stable and able to travel in a seated position.
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Paul is the Global Vice President of Marketing for Maxymiser, a leader in web optimization and analytics, and author of five "Dummies" books:Facebook Marketing for Dummies (Wiley 2009), Social Media and the Contact Center for Dummies (Wiley Custom Publishing 2010), Facebook Advertising for Dummies (Wiley 2010), Facebook Marketing for Dummies 2nd Edition (Wiley 2011) and Facebook Marketing for Dummies 3rd Edition (Wiley 2012).
His unique approach to marketing has led to recognition of Paul as a BtoB Magazine Top 25 B2B Marketer of the Year for 2010 and 2009 and winner of the DemandGen Award for Utilizing Marketing Automation to Fuel Corporate Growth in 2008. He is also a finalist for the last six years in a row in the Marketing Excellence Awards competition of the Information Technology Services Marketing Association (ITSMA), and is a 2010 and 2005 gold award winner in Driving Demand.
Marketing Darwinism, Paul's blog, has been recognized as a Top 20 Marketing Blog for 2009 and 2008, a Top Blog to Watch for 2009 and 2008, and an Advertising Age Power 150 blog in the "Daily Ranking of Marketing Blogs."
Paul has shared his marketing thought leadership as a featured speaker for the American Marketing Association, BtoB Magazine, CMO Club, MarketingProfs, Marketing Sherpa, Marketing Executives Networking Group (MENG), and ITSMA. He has appeared on Fox News, and his articles have been featured in BusinessWeek, The New York Times, BtoB Magazine, MarketingProfs and MarketingSherpa.
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Watch Shakira's Mother's Day MessageIn real life, she's famous for her hip-swiveling, but more importantly she's a mom to one-year-old Sasha and three-year-old Milan.
Watch Shakira's 'Try Everything' Music VideoThe clip stars her animated alter ego Gazelle.
Shakira Returns with 'Try Everything'The track is from the forthcoming animated Disney movie Zootopia.
HBO Latin American Music Doc to Feature Jennifer Lopez, Shakira, Pitbull, and MoreThe film will chronicle the rise of Latin music in America through the decades.
Christina Aguilera Does Killer Impressions of Britney Spears, Shakira & Cher: WatchChristina Aguilera isn't just a great singer, she's a phenomenal impressionist.
Shakira & Iggy Azalea Have a Collaboration in the WorksSerial collaborator Iggy Azalea has one more new joint track in the works—this time with international pop diva Shakira.
Is Jennifer Aniston Pregnant? So many pregnancies and births in Hollywood!!
Eminem, Miley Cyrus & One Direction Earn Guinness World RecordsMetallica, Shakira and Katy Perry also earned records in the latest edition of the book, out next week.
Shakira Accused of Lifting Concept of 'La La La' VideoDid Shakira lift the premise for her just-released music video for "La La La (Brazil 2014)" from another? That's what the artist behind the latter video is asserting.
New Species of Wasp Named After ShakiraA new species of wasp has been named -- and its hips, as it were, don't lie.
12 Songs Musician Moms Wrote About Their KidsAristotle once said, "Mothers are fonder than fathers of their children because they are more certain they are their own." Whether this is true or not, we'll never actually know, but it might explain why female singers seem almost predestined to create the most beautiful, heartfelt odes to their little ones. Perhaps, it is actually biological.
Shakira Dances in Place, Alone in 'Dare (La La La)'Channeling Mad Max, a warrior princess and a certain hedonistic vibe, Shakira can make something as simple as standing against a colored wall look daring. Which is handy, since her latest music video is for the track "Dare (La La La)."


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Serena Williams, postgame interview after defeating Lucie Hradecka
Serena Williams, meets Lucie Hradecka at the net after defeating her in a tiebreak to take second set and match.
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Richard Williams (yellow shirt) watching daughter, Serena Williams, serving.
Richard Williams (yellow shirt), Serena Williams' father.
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Congress Agrees on Iran Sanctions Bill
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I get the famous out of memory error. But i have tried many of the suggested solutions on this problem without any luck. I understand that to prevent a bitmap to exceed the memory, you make a static variable of the drawable (Android docs). But that isn't working in my app because i have so many markers as you can see..
Does anyone have a suggestion to a solution?
for(Poi p : poiarray){
WeakReference<Bitmap> bitmap = new WeakReference<Bitmap>(p.get_poiIcon());
Drawable marker = new BitmapDrawable(Bitmap.createScaledBitmap(bitmap.get(), 60, 60, true));
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05-23 13:08:31.436: E/dalvikvm-heap(22310): 20736-byte external allocation too large for this process.
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05-23 13:08:31.436: E/GraphicsJNI(22310): VM won't let us allocate 20736 bytes
I think i maybe have localized the problem.. I can trigger that outOfmemory exception if i click on several of the annotations. I use the mapViewBalloons from Here, and when i have open closed 2 several times, my app crashes with the exception. Anyone have similar problem?


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Solving the Mystery of a 35,000-Year-Old StatueBreaking News
Using a hand hoe and working in dim light, geologist Otto Völzing burrowed into the earth deep inside the Stadel cave in the Schwäbische Alb mountains of southwestern Germany. His finds were interesting to be sure, but nothing world-shaking: flints and the remnants of food eaten by prehistoric human beings.
Suddenly he struck a hard object -- and splintered a small statuette.
It was 1939 and Völzing didn't have much time. He had just been called up to serve in the military and World War II was about to begin. He quickly packed the pieces into a box and the excavation, which was being financed by the SS, was terminated on the same day....
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Hello, I have been trying to search google and your support, but it's seems that it should be so simple, but it still not working. I would like to know what did I do wrong?
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Hi Greg,
Using your plugin on my website and it appears to be fetching location data from Foursquare just fine, but for the last month or so has not been displaying any maps.
This only appears to be a problem in Chrome (desktop and Android versions), as the map appears when I load my site in Firefox, IE, and the stock Android browser.
I have tried disabling the few plugins I have installed in Chrome, but it doesn't seem to make a difference; map still won't load in that browser. Would appreciate hearing your thoughts.
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Pop VS Your Health
I have been on a personal war with soda for years. It's something my kids beg for and I feel like some food Nazi when I deny them. "You will thank me for this someday!" echos through my house as they stomp down the halls. The fact is, I really do think they will thank me some day. Now, it's not as though the never get pop. I just limit their intake.
Why? I am not trying to make soda "evil" or equate it with poison, but lets take a look at the facts…
*According to the United States Department of Agriculture's National Nutrient Database, a 12-ounce can of cola has 33 grams of sugar (think 8 as in E-I-G-H-T teaspoons of sugar!) and about 136 calories. That sugar intake is equal to:
*three servings of Frosted Flakes breakfast cereal
*one slice of pecan pie
*one cup of chocolate ice cream
FYI – A typical 16-ounce bottle of cola – That bottle has 44 grams sugar, or about 11 teaspoons of sugar.
*Consuming large amounts of rapidly digested sugar and high fructose corn syrup causes a spike in blood sugar and insulin, which can lead to inflammation and insulin resistance, both of which may increase your risk of stroke, heart disease, diabetes, obesity and cancer.
*The "Diabetes Care" journal revealed that drinking just one sweetened beverage per day also increases the risk for type 2 diabetes by more than 25 percent, as reported by "U.S. News & World Report."
*The American Heart Association recommends consuming no more than 450 calories from sugar sweetened beverages per week (the amount in three cans of cola). Again…that is a maximum of 3 cans a WEEK.
Judy Greer and her guest break down diet sodas and options you can kick the habit with on her web series, Reluctantly Healthy.
What about Diet Pop? Good question! I asked. It's currently a matter of opinion. Regular cola is packed with sugar, diet sodas are packed with other additives and chemicals that cause other major health issues. "It's like trying to decide which is worse: stroke/cancer or heart disease/kidney failure. One is not "better" for you than the other. They are both harmful to your health."
*In an 11-year-long Harvard Medical School study of more than 3,000 women, researchers found that diet cola is associated with a two-fold increased risk for kidney decline.
*University of Minnesota study found that even just one diet soda a day is linked to a 34% higher risk of metabolic syndrome which drastically increases your risk for heart disease.
*University of Texas Health Science Center study deduced that drinking just two or more cans a day increased waistlines by 500%. Thank the power of artificial sweeteners. They can disrupt the body's natural ability to regulate calorie intake and encourage you to overeat.
*They also contain mold inhibitors (labeled as sodium benzoate or potassium benzoate) that cause severe damage to DNA in the mitochondria to the point that they totally inactivate it. The preservative has also been linked to hives, asthma, and other allergic conditions, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
Water, milk, green tea, and natural fruit juices are your best bet. Yes, I know they are packed with sugar but they are packed with antioxidants your cola doesn't have. Limit fruit juices and avoid the word "cocktail" when at the grocery. Look at the labels! If there are additives and things you can't pronounce on that ingredients list…put it back. You can also water down natural juices to limit your serving intake of sugars.
Water is the best by far. Smash up a lemon, float a slice of cucumber or crush some fresh mint to give yourself a real treat! Tea is another great alternative. Just don't load it down with sugar. Try a sweetener. I can hear my Aunt Yetta crying out, "BUT IT DOESN'T TASTE THE SAME!"
The answer – detox your taste buds. You may have grown a tolerance by loading your teas, coffees and other beverages with so much sweetener or sugar. Studies suggest that regular consumption of artificial sweeteners like aspartame (found in diet sodas) may actually lead to weight gain, says Rachel Beller, RD, founder of the Beller Nutritional Institute. Slowly wean yourself off of adding multiple packets of your sugar substitute. Start by eliminating a pack per drink for a week, then eliminate another pack per drink for a week and continue until you are using a healthy amount.
My friend recently quit pop and suffered headaches and grouchiness. You might go through the same thing, but as suggested. Detox. You are going through withdrawal and it is normal. Keep it up and soon…this too shall pass.
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Palomarin Coastline. This is the view near the beginning of the trail on the 6/28/2008 Hike by the "Super Fabulicious Hikers" of San Francisco, CA.
Runners, Seagull and Alamere falls. Pt. Reyes, California
Second section of the Alamere Falls. 1/6 second at f/22
Second and third sections of Alamere Falls, Pt. Reyes, CA
Third and top (fourth) segments of Alamere Falls
Top - fourth portion - of Alamere Falls
Hikers at the outflow from the top section of the falls.
Top section of the falls, closer up.
Vine flowers along the trail.
Spent flowers
Vine flowers
Bass Lake (note: sky color added by manipulation!)
The Alamere Fall (lowest section) in blue
Some of the SFBay Cafe Hiking group enroute to Sculptured Beach.
Arch at Sculptured Beach
More detail of the beach area at Sculptured Beach
Some flowers at the beach
Child attempts to fill in the ocean with a rock. Sculptured Beach, Pt. Reyes, CA
Beach scene, Sculptured Beach - but you had to scramble down a cliff to get this view.
Anemone at water level.
Beach detritus
Red kelp
Lunch time.
Another arch in the rocks
Prominent rock on the shore
Anyone tired yet? Sculptured Beach, Pt. Reyes, CA
The ascent from the lower beach
Odd things together - slime, shells, coral and plant
The view on the way back... colorful!
The Pt Reyes
Another view of the Minnow that was lost :-)
The Pt. Reyes in color
Lighthouse Rock View North at Pt Reyes
Ooh. Pretty flowers everywhere.
Deer watching me... looks a bit scruffy, doesn't he?
Red alga on the rocks.
Duh, read the sign!
The lighthouse, 300 feet down.
Craig, the tour guide (park ranger)
Sunset among the rocks at the Pt Reyes Lighouse
Up close - the Pt Reyes Lightouse
The "real" Pt. Reyes Lighthouse
Interior Fresnel lens, Pt. Reyes Lighthouse
Craig and me, hamming it up!
Thousands of pounds rotate on these wheels. The light mechanism is above.
Interior of the large lens(es) at Pt. Reyes lighthouse
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"Comics Are Everywhere," but will film play anywhere?
On tiny budget, filmmakers at Comic-Con ask big question
"Comics Are Everywhere," but so far evidence of the movie exists mostly online.
On the documentary's Facebook page — you can find it by clicking here — there's a three-minute preview of the movie, plus photos and tweets from the team as they explore the world of comics and comics creators.
Conan O'Brien is in the house. Jon Favreau, Maggie Q, Peter Dinklage, Vivica A. Fox, Guillermo del Toro — all here. The San Diego Convention Center is bigger than Alaska (or seems so when you're trekking from Aisle 100 to Aisle 5,400) but at times Comic-Con is one cozy Hollywood block party.
Neil Kendricks might as well be in a galaxy far, far away. He extended his arms in front of his volunteer crew — two cameramen and a film school student with a microphone — then clapped.
"Action," he said.
"Comics Are Everywhere," Kendricks and company's feature-length documentary about comic books artists, may come to a theater near you, but not soon. Filming began at last year's Con and may continue another year. If money allows. Calling this a shoestring production is an insult to footwear accessories.
"This is real, real low budget," Kendricks said. "No one gets a trailer on this gig."
But these cash-strapped filmmakers are at Comic-Con 2011, exploring a theme that dwarfs the concerns of most blockbusters. Why do artists create? And how do they fulfill personal, often uncommercial, visions while still paying the bills?
One answer: by cutting more corners than Speed Racer. Kendricks, for example, could buy a clapper board for $25, but he chooses to use his outstretched arms.
"Poor man's clapper," he said.
Scaling the peak
An artist, Kendricks always travels with a sketchbook in his backpack. This isn't for fun — "I have to draw," he says — but it's not for profit, either. He earns a living by teaching college courses in the arts, organizing film series at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego and writing. (Until July 2010, he was a regular freelance writer for the U-T.)
He loves movies and comic books, two ingredients that blend like popcorn and butter. Multiplexes overflow with flicks inspired by comics; "Captain America" debuted this week, "Cowboys & Aliens" next. Yet movies about comic books are rare. "Comic Book Confidential" is more than 20 years old. How about "Crumb," the documentary focusing on underground cartoonist R. Crumb?
"That's more about his family's dysfunction than comics," Kendricks said.
Last year, Kendricks contacted two friends in Los Angeles, cinematographer Nathan Gulick and Kathryn Panian, a film editor. Why not make the movie they all wanted to see, the ultimate statement about 21st century comics and their creators?
The trio began shooting at last year's Con. They settled on three main characters: Danni Shinya Luo, 28, a Pasadena resident who has sold sexy covers to Marvel ("X-23") and even racier calendars and paintings to fans; J.J. Villard, 30, an L.A. resident who is developing a show for Cartoon Network and hawking sketchbooks filled with X-rated images; and Daniel Clowes, 50, a graphic novelist — "Ghost World," "Mr. Wonderful," "Wilson" — and bona fide critical and commercial success.
"He's a master," Kendricks said. "Being able to have the freedom to do what you want to do is something every artist aspires to."
While Villard and Luo aspire to this career peak, Clowes has already summited. Even though "Wilson" would win a 2011 Eisner award at the Con, its author chose to stay home in Oakland.
For Luo, though, there's no question. She comes to the Con to sell and to learn: "You get inspired by a lot of different things, not just art."
The convention also is the essential backdrop "Comics Are Everywhere." Comic-Con International, the nonprofit that runs the annual event, has given the filmmakers passes and full access. Everything was going well.
Until it wasn't.
Gods of the Con
On Wednesday, Kendricks' car began sputtering. By Thursday morning, as the Con opened downtown for its first full day, the '91 Honda Civic was in a mid-city shop.
"It's like the gods of Comic-Con were against you," a friend tells Kendrick.
If so, the deities relented. Kendricks found a ride and then founds Gulick, the cinematographer; Adrian Talamantes, 36, a Chula Vista resident and San Diego State student; and Sarah Moscos, 20, the sound engineer who will enter UCLA's film school in the fall. (Panian, the film editor, remained in L.A. with the roughly 100 hours of already-shot film.)
All four carry backpacks, stuffed with pencils, notebooks, sketchbooks, release forms for interviewees; lenses, batteries, memory cards; microphones, boom pole, digital recorder, tripod; and two cameras that shoot up to 12 minutes of HD-quality video at a time,
The crew is toting about $10,000 worth of equipment, but some is rented — mics run $60 a day — and some borrowed. An artist, whether wielding a camera or a pen, always finds a way.
"There's more opportunities now for self-publishing and digital publishing," said David Lloyd, an artist whose "V For Vendetta" was made into a big-budget film, as Kendrick interviewed him on camera. "There's no longer any real excuse for any creator to say, 'I can't do that.'"
Better than sugar
Villard hears "can't" and "don't" often, but he usually ignores these warnings. In the Con's exhibition hall, the 5-foot-5 artist poses between two busty models promoting a video game; leers at another blonde not-quite-dressed as Teela from the "Masters of the Universe" cartoon; peers beneath the pelt worn by a larger-than-lifesize statue of her friend, He-Man.
"J.J.," Kendricks notes, "is a circus of the Id."
At the Con, he sells sketchbooks full of gory and/or obscene images. But at DreamWorks, where he designed Rumpelstiltskin for "Shrek Forever After," and Cartoon Network, where he's prepping a post-apocalyptic series, "King Star King," there are PG-rated limits.
Nonetheless, Villard traces his love of edgy art back to network TV shows he loved as a boy. "It's better than sugar," he said, 'the things it does to your brain, all the explosions and stars and spatterings."
Comics and animation burst with excitement. Why haven't we seen a documentary on Comic-Con?
No matter what happens to "Comics Are Everywhere," we will: "Comic-Con Episode Four: A Fan's Hope," from director Morgan "Super Size Me" Spurlock. Shot at last year's Con, it's due in theaters later this year. The director took a victory lap around the Con Thursday, briefly plugging his movie and its affiliated book.
"We should have hip-checked him," Gulick joked.
While Spurlock has money and name recognition, that's no reason to make a documentary. Creators create because — well, let's go to the tape.
On the high-def video, we see Kendricks questioning Tim Seeley, writer of Image comics' "Hack/Slash" series. How do you hold onto your passion for art?
"It's tough," Seeley says. "The only reason to make comics is not to get rich. You make comics because you love comics."


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get the monsoon for sure. what do you want it for??? bashing, racing
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get the monsoon for sure. what do you want it for??? bashing, racing
so 200-260 from the plug or top of cooling head??
ya same. i wasent that happy with them. they did send me new parts tho. they were just hard to get ahold of and didint answer my q's very clearly. i dont order from them anymore
no i just have to take the wire off the reciver, not a big deal. i never remove it anyways. if you have a antena only 4 inches long it wouldent be worth it to do
lol. i have heard of many people having problems with there stock radio system. like not enough range. i have had mine go as for as i can see the car. lol some times i dont even no which way its...
after goin though a few of these i decied to try something else. i went to a hardware store and got some shrink tubes. i left just enough wire in the batt box to take the cover off and i shrink tubed...
who was it. the first ignighter in mine started to leak after the first charge. also the servo was toast in it. i dont see why he didint cheak things over before he sent it to me. he did send me new...
take off the air filter and look in to see if its changing the gap in the carb:D
im just thinking. that if its going to cost you $50 plus your vx. or you can buy a sh. from your buddy for $60. you should just keep the vx. for the $10. also you wont have to wait for shipping or...
i dont know much about rims. what are 40 series.
could anyone tell me the dimenstions of the stock avalanche rims???
depends where you are. here we can only get morgan fuels and its 32 for a gallon of 20% sidewinder
is it cold where you live now??? i found when its cold out i need to go to about 3-3.5 on the high speed
oh, i thought the fail safe detected when your battery is low???
thanks. sweet volcano:D
niccee:D. how can you tell if they fit your shocks???.
dose anyone have the redcat failsafe??? dose it work good or should i just use a throtle return spring, where do i hook it up on a avalanche???
looks good:D. i think you should get some matching shock covers. that would add even more
take a vid with the sh in the lightning. its gona fly
why do that when he can get the engine from his dealer for $60 i would keep the vx and just go buy another sh for 10 bux more:D:D:D
ya that sounds like airplane fuel. u need like 12% oil and 20% nitro;)
wow. that sucks. the one that my friend got with his exceed was a cen one and it lasts forever. he only charged it once and he just finished off a galloon of fuel. i have the hsp one and it last...
you should buy a rtm b/c no redcat rtr has a .12 or.21 in it
how much did u get it for???
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I run
sudo apt-get install php-doc
I did not find a man entry, nor "which" entry for the program. There is no "phpdoc" -program in my PATH altough I have /usr/bin in my PATH which apparently should be the location of the installed program.
How can you use the program in terminal?