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Mrs. Irene Throop Dead
Mrs. Irene Throop died at her home, 300 West Elm. at 9:30 Tuesday morning, age 64 years. The funeral services were held from the home at 10 am Thursday, conducted by Rev. W. S. Smalley of Presbyterian church. Interment in the Columbus cemetery.
Irene Fuller was born July 31, 1845 at York, MI. She was married to Sheldon B. Throop on Dec. 31,1866. Nine childred were born to this union, five of whom are still living, Mrs. Ed Atkinson, James C. Throop, Howard Throop, Mrs Roy Clayworth and Miss Grace Throop.
Mr. and Mrs Throop came to Missouri in 1872, and in 1874 moved to Columbus, where they have since made their home.
Mr. Throop preceded his wife in death three years ago.
Mrs. Throop was a charter member of the Christian Church of this city, and has ever been a faithful worker for the Master.
Her death came as a release from a terrible sickness of ten days. She suffered from a stroke of paralysis last week and has been unconscious most of the time since.
She was a kind , good woman, who was cheerful and pleasant at all times. Her many friends sincerely sympathize with the breaved family. Besides her childred she leaves an aged father and mother, James Harland and Mary Ann Fuller, and three brothers, Levi Fuller of Kansas City, Lester J. Fuller of Eldorado, Kans., and Elon G. Fuller of this city.
Compiled by Mary Louise Hamilton Rogers ggrandaughter.
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COLUMBUS, KANSAS JAN 15, 1907--DIED JAN. 13, 1907==Copied from film at Columbus Library.
Mr. S.B. Throop dies at his home
Sunday morning of paralysis.
Old Citizen and Business man dies
Funeral Monday
S. B. Throop passed away at his home in this city on Sunday morning at 1 o'clock, aged 67 years.
About six years ago Mr. Throop suffered from a paralytic stroke, from which he never recovered.
It left him in a badly crippled condition, but through it all he was as cheerful as before, and cheerfulness was his predominating trait. He was one of the widest known and best liked men of our town, this was due to unfailing fund of good humor. Before his ill health he had a wagon and carriage factory here which was conducted successfully be him.
Mr. Throop was born in Michigan in 1839 and was a member of the 20th Michigan vol. Infantry Co. B. and was honorably discharged at the end of his enlistment.
He came to Columbus in 1874 having lived here continuously for 32 years. His wife and five children survive him and were all present at the funeral. James coming over from Parsons. Mrs Ed Atkinson and Miss Berenice A. Throop of Joplin, Howard from Oklahoma and Grace being at home.
The funeral was held from the residence at 2pm, conducted by Rev. Oliver Cook.
S.B. Throop is mentioned in the volume "The History of Kansas"
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Columbus-Biographical Sketches
Andreas, A.T., History of the State of Kansas, 1883.
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S. B. THROOP S. B. THROOP, of the firm of Throop & Middaugh, wagon and carriage works, Columbus. Mr. Throop is a native of Washtenaw county, Mich., and took up his apprenticeship in 1860, at the age of twenty-one. In 1866, he established a business at Milan, Mich., and successfully carried it on till 1871, He married Miss Irene Fuller, of his native State. They have one son and daughter--Nellie A. and James C. In 1862, he enlisted in Company B. Twentieth Michigan Volunteer Infantry, and remained is active service till the close of the war, when he was honorably discharged. He is an active member of John A. Dix Post, No. 54, G.A.R., and of the I.O.O.F. and A.O.U.W. societies.
Children of IRENE FULLER and SHELDON THROOP are:
i. NELLIE ALZINA5 THROOP, b. November 22, 1868, Washtenaw, Co. Michigan; d. May 09, 1947, El Dorado, KS-buried City Cem. Columbus, KS; m. EDWIN W. ATKINSON, June 08, 1898. 2. ii. JAMES CLIFFORD THROOP, b. November 14, 1870, Milan , Washtenaw Co., MI; d. April 08, 1936, KS--Buried City Cem. Columbus, KS. iii. HUBERT S. THROOP, b. August 25, 1873, MI; d. July 28, 1874. iv. BRUCE THROOP, b. September 12, 1875, Lowell, KS; d. February 04, 1876, Lowell, KS. v. ROY IRVING THROOP, b. April 11, 1877, KS; d. February 03, 1880, buried Columbus, KS. vi. SYDNEY B. THROOP, b. September 07, 1879, KS; d. January 13, 1880, buried Columbus, KS. vii. HOWARD A. THROOP, b. May 29, 1883, Columbus, KS; d. January 26, 1934, Brocton, MA; m. ETHEL //HOSKINS//. 3. viii. BERENICE ALMA THROOP, b. January 03, 1886, Columbus, Kansas; d. November 16, 1961, W ebb City, Mo-buried Mt.Hope Cem. Webb City, Mo. 4. ix. GRACE THROOP, b. December 09, 1888, Columbus, KS; d. September 04, 1955, Mt. Hope cemetery, Webb City, MO-died in TX. Generation No. 2 2. JAMES CLIFFORD5 THROOP (IRENE A.4 FULLER, JAMES HARLAND3, LEVI2, ABIAL1) was born November 14, 1870 in Milan , Washtenaw Co., MI, and died April 08, 1936 in KS--Buried City Cem. Columbus, KS. He married (1) NELLIE M. WALKER 1902, daughter of WILLIAM WALKER and CATHERINE. He married (2) ESTELLA D. WHITE June 23, 1913. Notes for JAMES CLIFFORD THROOP: Owned a Jewelry Store in Columbus, KS for many years. Child of JAMES THROOP and NELLIE WALKER is: i. CATHERINE I.6 THROOP, b. Private; m. MAX SHARPNACK. 3. BERENICE ALMA5 THROOP (IRENE A.4 FULLER, JAMES HARLAND3, LEVI2, ABIAL1) was born January 03, 1886 in Columbus, Kansas, and died November 16, 1961 in W ebb City, Mo-buried Mt.Hope Cem. Webb City, Mo.. She married ROY TAYLOR CLAYWORTH July 25, 1908 in Columbus, Kansas, Cherokee Co., son of EDWARD CLAYWORTH and SARAH TAYLOR. Notes for ROY TAYLOR CLAYWORTH: Worked in road and bridge construction as Project Supervisor. Children of BERENICE THROOP and ROY CLAYWORTH are: i. EDWARD SHELDON6 CLAYWORTH, b. October 29, 1909, New Mexico; d. April 13, 1966, San Antonio, Texas-buried Ft. Sam Houston Cem. TX; m. LAURA SIEBERT, November 02, 1939. ii. CARL JAMES CLAYWORTH, b. September 06, 1912, Lebanon, Laclede Co., MO.; d. March 22, 1974, Louisville, KY-buried Memorial Gardens Cemetery Louisville,KY; m. CAROLYN TUBBS, September 10, 1938. iii. ELON WYATT CLAYWORTH, b. July 06, 1915, Halstead, KS; d. December 23, 1973, San Antonio, TX; m. VELMA SCHAFFER, July 22, 1939. iv. SARAH IRENE CLAYWORTH, b. April 11, 1918, Columbus, Kansas; d. May 10, 1981, Joplin , Mo.-buried Mt. Hope Cem., Webb City, Missouri; m. JOSEPH THOMAS HAMILTON, January 01, 1938, Forest Park Church, Joplin, Missouri. v. LESTER JAMES CLAYWORTH, b. July 18, 1921, Cherokee Kansas, Cheorkee co KS; d. September 1962, Chicago, Ill.; m. LOIS SCOVILLE, November 17, 1945, Chicago, Ill. vi. ROY TAYLOR JR. CLAYWORTH, b. August 24, 1924, Asbury, Jasper Co., MO; d. September 1969, San Antonio, TX.; m. ELLY NORDSTROM, September 09, 1951, Sweden. vii. BABY CLAYWORTH CLAYWORTH, b. May 28, 1927. viii. NELLIE MAE CLAYWORTH, b. June 15, 1932; m. (1) JIM L. REED, Carterville, Missouri; m. (2) EDWARD PROVOST. 4. GRACE5 THROOP (IRENE A.4 FULLER, JAMES HARLAND3, LEVI2, ABIAL1) was born December 09, 1888 in Columbus, KS, and died September 04, 1955 in Mt. Hope cemetery, Webb City, MO-died in TX. She married (1) KARL GOODING 1911, son of OTHNIEL GOODING and LUCY DEXTER. She married (2) AURTHOR BRAITHWAITE Aft. 1917. Children of GRACE THROOP and KARL GOODING are: i. MADELINE6 GOODING, b. March 29, 1914; m. (1) ORVILLE SNIDER; m. (2) JACK KARCH. ii. NELLE LOUISE GOODING, b. Private; m. A. E. GAMMON. Notes for NELLE LOUISE GOODING: First name may be Kathryn.
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It's done. Donald Trump has assumed his position as POTUS. And there's nothing you can do about it. Or is there? America strongly believes in its freedom to make its thoughts and opinions heard, and anti-Trump protests still rage on in the streets and across the media.
One popular outlet for frustration is music. It's also being used as a medium to call out for solidarity, urging people to stick together as one during these next four years. Several music artistes have been very vocal about their condemnation of Trump's policies and, now, we're beginning to see the focal point of their protest in their music. With the ability to spread a message and unify others that is rarely seen in other forms of art, music looks to be the ultimate protest tool.
I Give You Power, Arcade Fire
Some songs weren't so much anti-Trump as much as they were a call for people to come together and put aside their differences to work together in these trying times.
Hallelujah Money, Gorillaz
Released the night before Trump's inauguration, the Gorillaz found the perfect moment to announce their comeback with this anti-Trump track. Replete with references to walls, it's quite clear how the band feels about what's happening to their country.
Million Dollar Loan, Death Cab for Cutie
The song's title is a reference to a now infamous claim by President Trump during the first Presidential debate where he claimed he's a self-made millionaire who made it with a "small loan of a million dollars" from his father. Ah yes, no advantage there.
Demagogue, Franz Ferdinand
It's not just the Americans who are up in arms. The British band checks in with this brilliant track which mocks all things Trump.
Campaign Speech, Eminem
When the Rap God – the man who's been accused more than anyone else of misogyny and inciting violence through his words – takes aim at Trump, you best believe it's serious.
FDT (F**k Donald Trump), YG & Nipsey Hussle
Checking in with the least subtle title in this list, the West Coast rappers spew forth fire in this scathing takedown of everything Trump embodies.
T5, Swet Shop Boys
The video begins with Trump's call for Muslims to undergo a US loyalty test, then launches an attack against the prevalent practice of racial profiling, which looks unlikely to be less of a hot button issue under the new president's tenure.
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text: Last night I decided to flash ZEN cause my Fresh ROM was going ballistic on me. I like how smooth sense is on it and some of the features, but there are a couple things that are bothering me which are causing me to decide whether or not to try out Darch. First of all, and most importantly, the reception I've had has been horrible, to say the least. Normally I would be getting 3 bars of 3g in my house, whereas with Zen I am getting 1 bar, and sometimes going into 1x mode. I have also noticed a 4 and a half ring delay when I called my cell from my phone (that leaves about 3 rings left-- not good). Secondly, VVM is not working, in fact, it doesn't even show up. I have to deal with the annoying SMS's that I get sent in order to listen to my voicemail. Another problem I've had has been with MMS. While I can log onto my GMAIL account fine (I only use it for Android), I cannot log into any other E-Mail account. It always gives me a message like "Cannot connect to the mail server to verify your account information. Your server is not responding". Lastly, I cannot figure out how to change my SMS notification sound. It is not linked to the notification sound in settings, and I cannot find out a setting where I can change this sound. If this is the only problem I had, I could live with it, but the ring tone is just annoying me like crazy lol. I know some of you may think this is a flame (?), but it is not meant to be. I really want Zen to work, because from what I have seen that DOES work, it works well, and I like that aspect of it. I am wondering if anyone has some troubleshooting ideas that I can follow in order to make Zen more usable? TIA


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i have played morde for a very long time now, and i find this build (that i have made myself) very good in every match.
(BTW this guide is still under progress, but feel free to use the items, they are amazing. DONT RATE OR COMMENT WITHOUT TRYING THE BUILD.)
Items. other good items??
right, when some of you guys look at the items, you may think that im a psycho. The CD boots are great for morde, while some other people likes to take the magic pen, they are good too. but with the CD boots you are able to cast your spells a lot often.
that means your shield can be up all the freaking time, and thats the way to win.
The hextech gunblade is a WICKED item on mordekaiser, if u can get this item very early on, you will be very dangerous, with that Gunblade you will smash all squishies down, with two spells and the active (REMEMBER TO USE THE ACTIVE!!)
the last item is what fits in to the situation. If the enemy has a lot of attack damage, you will need the thornmail. But i still recommend the force of nature because you get magic resist and then you get a big amount of health regen.
Start ITEMS!!
i like too start with the health regen pendal because then you can spam your spells alot more.
i see alot of other hybrid mordekaisers go for the amplifying tome this will only give you a quick bost of your AP but you will not be able too harras the enemy because that will only hurt yourself.
The Lane.
When im playing Mordekaiser i like too go mid the thing is that you wanna have 150 ( at least ) when you are 15 min in the game. go mid and farm, if you are haveing trouble fighting your enemy harras him back, against champions like malzahar or anivia its better for you too attack em as a defense... get it?? your passiv is super awesome, thats why you need too attack the enemy all the time.


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Anytime an alligator does anything, it's news.
There's the gator on the golf course, the one that's supersized, the one that's in a tree, the one tooling around with a human body in its mouth and the one that knocked on the front door.
So, yeah, these creatures are pretty well-versed at scaring us out of our tighty whities. Here's the latest: a man in Oldsmar, Fla. was caught on camera yanking an alligator out of a sewer.
John Ruel, who took the video, estimated the gator measured nine feet long. He says the slithery fella got stuck and needed a trapper to help it.
Where will an alligator strike next? Who really knows? What we do know is that all you fine people in suburbia had better keep your eyes peeled because it sure seems like gators have a thing for the white picket life.


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Studies on olfactory influences on physiological and neurological responses are not new to science. It has been found that 80% of flavor sensations during eating in humans are attributed to the olfactory system (i.e. smelling). It is also well known that in humans, and many other living things with functioning olfactory systems, the sense of smell also acts as a sort of defense mechanism against possible threats.
For example, something very foul smelling may trigger a defensive response, as the smell may indicate danger or poison if ingested. Evolution has taken advantage of these responses over time, which can be seen in the example of the Fulmar bird. The Fulmar, which is closely related to the Albatross, is an extremely foul-smelling bird, with even smellier eggs. This provides the bird with protection against most predators, as the stench will nearly always trigger a danger response in the predator thus leaving the bird and/or eggs unscathed.
I realize I'm getting away from wine quite a bit, however, it is important to note that responses to olfactory cues (i.e. the aroma of that wine you have in your glass) have an underlying evolutionary and physiological origin that is common across many different living systems. Also, I'm kind of a geek and love sharing my random knowledge of science.
Anyway, I digress….
It is known that olfactory cues from food can alter one's impression of the food. Does it smell good to you? This may trigger a positive response in your brain. Does it smell like rotten eggs? This may trigger a warning signal in your brain to not eat it due to possible danger. Olfactory triggers in the brain are distributed via two major pathways: through the limbic system and the frontal cortex. The first pathway, through the limbic system, influences the signals made by the hypothalamus and pituitary gland in the brain, and by which olfactory responses can alter mood and behavior without the individual being consciously aware of the change. The second pathway, through the frontal cortex, is where the conscious decisions occur and are processed with past memories and experiences to help make a determination of the identification of the odor.
When it comes to wine, the aroma is often assessed to determine wine quality as well as one's likeability of the wine. Studies have shown even the hunger level experienced by the person smelling the wine can change how one feels about the aroma and therefore the quality/likeability of the beverage.
Earlier this year, a team of Japanese researchers set out to study the decision-making process for selecting one's favorite wine by using olfactory cues as well as physiological and neurological markers. To tell you the truth, I had a hard time with this paper, which I think can be partially blamed on the poor translation. Several times, what I was reading was not coherent sentences, which forced me to interpret what they were trying to say. Though the paper in and of itself was not the most properly edited, the topic is one I don't see come up as often as others and so I wanted to share it with you all today.
Experiment I: Mental Impressions of Wine
For the first part of their experiment, the researchers had subjects smell wines to determine certain characteristics without tasting them. They recruited 24 students with no wine knowledge, and divided them up into a wine lovers group, and a non-wine lovers group. Subjects were asked to smell the wines, then answer a questionnaire in which they had to give the wines one of five criteria: "refreshing", "amiable", "favorite", "delicious", and "poised".
The research team used analytical hierarchical process (AHP) to analyze the qualitative and quantitative aspects of a decision made on the wines, which according to the authors, has not yet been used in this type of experiment with wine. AHP is a mathematical technique that is used for multi-criteria decision-making processes. The decision problem is presented as a structure hierarchy, with the overall goal/decision positioned at the top. The next level of the hierarchy consists of criteria relevant to this overall goal/decision, while the bottom level are the alternatives being evaluated (the different wines in this example). This method of analysis, coupled with Principle Components Analysis (PCA) allowed the researchers to determine the subjects' preferences for each wine.
Experiment II: Neuro-physiological responses to wine aromas
For this experiment, 16 subjects (8 wine lovers and 8 non-wine lovers) were seated in an environmentally-controlled room with the edge of a wine glass placed on a stand 10 centimeters under the nostril for the subjects to sniff. Subjects were presented with a non-odor solution, an alcoholic solution, and seven different wines. Solutions and wines were presented to subjects for three minutes at one minute intervals in a random order. Each subject underwent this experiment twice. Blood-oxygen levels were also measured, which were done so by using NIRS and EEG measuring caps.
|Figure 2 from Koike et al, 2012.
As an aside, I wanted to point out an example of the awful translation/editing done on this paper. Figure 2 shows an image of the experimental set up for Experiment II. Notice anything odd in this picture? Wine by the Grass? Really? I swear, I did not alter this photograph in any way shape or form. Here is the icing on the cake: to describe the image in detail, the text read something like this: "…the edge of a blade of grass kept on a stand was placed under 10 centimeters from the nostril for the subject to sniff the wine aroma". I'm sorry, but was there not a single person that could speak any English editing this translation? You can't make this stuff up.
Again, I digress….
So what did this study find?
- This study found that for wine lovers, the criteria of "Favorite" was rated of highest importance in both empty and moderately empty stomach conditions, while the criteria "Poised" was rated lowest.
- Not surprising, "Amiable" and "Delicious" were rated higher in empty stomach conditions than in moderately empty stomach conditions.
- For wine lovers and non-wine lovers, the highest ranked wine was Wine #3 and Wine #5 for both stomach conditions.
- For wine lovers with the moderately empty stomach condition, Wines #3 and #5 at first significantly increased blood-oxygen levels compared to the non-odor solution in the left and right sides of the subjects' foreheads, respectively.
o Wine #3 significantly changes blood-oxygen levels at 2 and 3 minutes compared to the non-odor solution.
o For non-wine lovers, blood-oxygen levels remained unchanged.
- For wine lovers with the empty stomach condition, blood-oxygen levels increased in the third minute when Wine #3 was given.
o For non-wine lovers, blood-oxygen levels remained unchanged.
So, what does this all mean?
The primary result of this study was that both wine lovers and non-wine lovers identified Wine #3 as their "favorite" wine, followed by Wine #5. The study also found that blood-oxygen levels significantly increased for wine lovers in the third minute of exposure to the wine aroma for Wine #3 compared to non-odor and alcoholic solutions. However, for the non-wine lovers, this increase in blood-oxygen level was not found, and instead no significant changes were noted. According to the authors of this study, these results indicate that there is a discrepancy between the psychological expression and the physiological response when smelling wine.
Some studies have found that there is a differing cortical response to the expectation of eating food when the subject was hungry versus full. This study found that blood-oxygen levels decreased from seconds in empty stomachs to minutes in moderately empty stomachs, possibly indicating that the reward response to the wine aroma was decreased and satisfied. In other words, smelling the wine on an empty stomach more quickly satiated the subject than smelling the wine on a fuller stomach, since a fuller stomach is already more satisfied.
It is important to note that this blood-oxygen response was only found with wine lovers. With non-wine lovers, there was no significant change in blood-oxygen levels when presented with wine aromas. According to the authors, this may indicate that non-wine lovers are satisfied by wine aroma. In other words, they may not feel any sort of pleasurable emotion when smelling wine.
"The Big Reveal"
Which wines were Wine #3 and Wine #5, the "favorites" identified by the subjects in this study. Wine #3 turned out to be wine made from Niagara grapes, and Wine #5 was made from Campbell Early grapes; both grapes belonging to Vitis labrusca and having sweet aromas and sweet tastes. The other wines not ranked as highly by the study subjects were Vitis vinifera and dry. The authors suggest that the sweet aroma of the two "favorite" wines for subjects in this study could be leaving a psychological positive impression on them.
What do I think?
Perhaps is preference again due to the evolutionary development of a scent-based defense mechanism. Maybe a sweet smell triggers a positive response that there is something good to eat present, while an astringent or bitter smell (as one may find in some dry wines) may trigger a more negative response indicating to the individual that poison or danger may be afoot.
This preference could also be attributed to the study subject population. The study subjects were students (i.e. young and inexperienced) with no prior wine knowledge other than knowing whether or not they liked wine at all. Since they have not yet had many wine experiences, these results could be related to the fact that inexperienced wine drinkers tend to gravitate toward sweeter wines than drier wines.
Overall, while the results may be interested from a purely scientific standpoint, they can in no way be extrapolated to any other population. The study subjects were (assumingly) all Japanese students, the age of which I am assuming is relatively young. The study subjects are all very inexperienced in wine. Also, the sample size was extremely small, with only 16 subjects participating in Experiment II. The results of this study can only therefore be interpreted for this tiny subset of a population and cannot be assumed to be the reality for other populations. Would the results of this study be the same as if it were repeated on French wine experts? I highly doubt it (though I could be wrong…).
I am also very disappointed with the quality of editing and the translation of this paper. Some of the mistakes are cringe-worthy (see Figure 2 above) and should absolutely have not passed through the editors without so much as a "hey, that doesn't make that much sense…". I'd also like to see the study repeated using a larger and more diverse population (including not only wine novices but also wine experts and general wine enthusiasts). Finally, what about taste? Though olfactory cues are a huge player in determining preferences, one cannot forget about taste. Do decisions made solely by olfactory cues change when taste is introduced?
I'm certain there are many other things that could be improved in this study, but I'll leave that up to you all to suggest in your comments below. What do you think about this topic and this research? Please feel free to leave your comments below!
Koike, T., Kamimura, H., Shimada, K., Yamada, H., and Kaneki, N. 2012. Determination of Favorite Wine from Comparison of Wine Aroma Attributes. Kansei Engineering International Journal 11(1): 41-50.
http://www.fivesenses.com/Documents/Library/5%20%20Future%20Olfactory%20Research.pdf Accessed 09/03/2012
http://listverse.com/2010/12/23/10-birds-with-truly-odd-defenses/ Accessed 09/03/2012
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15 Best Teams That Did Not Win the NCAA Tournament
These teams were dominant, but none were able to win it all in the NCAA Tournament.
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The best team doesn't always win the NCAA Tournament. Many of greatest rosters ever assembled failed to cut down the nets in the one-and-done, single-elimination Madness of March. These are the 15 best teams that never won the NCAA Tournament.


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What great makeovers! I adore the frame.
I hope you will stop by my blog and enter my giveaway.
They both look great!
The fact that the plastic chair cover didn't prevent a ramen noodle collection from forming is a little un-nerving, but hooray for the after.
I am dying for garage sale season to pick up, those gorgeous frames seem to be everywhere but within my grasp. I hope to bring home some treasures worthy of posting about. Thanks for the daily inspiration!
I KNOW about the goodwill not being cheap! I hate that!! They're about triple the price of garage sales and that annoys me to no end.
Wow. Cool makeovers!
Great makeovers! I have been keeping an eye out for a mirror like that myself. Beautiful!!
That looks like the sam3e mirror frame in your BETTER AFTER logo!
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Watermelon is beginning to come into season,and this salad from "Gordon Ramsey's Healthy Appetite" (Sterling Epicure, $24.95) offers an easy way of layering four bold flavors together in one salad.
Shrimp, Feta and Watermelon Salad
7 ounces shrimp, peeled and deveined
2 tablespoons olive oil, divided use
Pinch of cayenne
Sea salt, to taste
Black pepper, to taste
3 pounds ripe seedless watermelon
1 3/4 ounces wild arugula leaves, washed
4 ounces feta cheese
1 tablespoons toasted mixed seeds, such as pumpkin and sunflower seeds (optional)
2 tablespoons lime juice
1/2 teaspoon superfine sugar
4 tablespoons olive oil
Marinate the shrimp by tossing them together with 1 tablespoon olive oil, a pinch of cayenne and some salt and pepper in a bowl. Cover with plastic wrap and let marinate in the refrigerator 10 to 15 minutes.
Cut the watermelon into wedges, then cut off the skin and slice the flesh thinly. Layer the watermelon slices on a large serving platter, interleaving them with arugula leaves. Crumble over the feta and grind over some black pepper.
Place a large skillet, preferably a nonstick one, over medium heat and add 1 tablespoon olive oil. Tip in the shrimp and pan-fry for about 2 minutes until they turn opaque, flipping them over after a minute or so. Transfer to a plate and let cool slightly while you make the dressing.
Whisk the lime juice, sugar and oil together and season to taste. Add the shrimp to the platter and sprinkle over the seeds, if using. Drizzle with the dressing and serve.
Makes 4 servings.
From "Gordon Ramsey's Healthy Appetite"


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text: Friday's bond market has opened has opened in negative territory following overnight weakness. Stocks are showing moderate gains with the Dow up 42 points and the Nasdaq up 9 points. The bond market is currently down 6/32 (2.34%), but strength late Friday should improve this morning's mortgage pricing slightly if comparing to Wednesday's afternoon rates. 6/32 Bonds 30 yr - 2.34% 42 Dow 23,568 9 NASDAQ 6,877


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I love peaches. Sweet, juicy peaches. On the weekend we bought a few peaches, craving something summery and close to home. While my partner opted for a fresh peach I whipped up a super simple crumble. And it was epic.
This is such a good sunday night dessert. Easy to prepare and so enjoyable!
Nut free crumble mixture
3/4 cup buckwheat flour
1/2 desiccated coconut
3- 4 tablespoons melted coconut oil
3 tablespoons sweetener (I used rice malt syrup)
1 teaspoon cinnamon or vanilla powder
Nutty crumble mixture
1/3 cup oats (use GF oats if needed)
1/3 cup almonds
1/3 cup desiccated coconut
3 tablespoons melted coconut oil
1-2 tablespoons sweetener (I used coconut sugar but maple or brown rice syrup would work)
2 teaspoons of cinnamon
4 medium sized peaches, diced
1-2 tablespoons sweetener (optional)
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Berry Jam (optional)
1/2 cup strawberries
1/2 cup blueberries
1/4 cup water
1-2 tablespoons sweetener (I used brown rice syrup)
1 heaped tablespoon chia seeds
1 teaspoon cinnamon or vanilla powder (or both!)
1/4 teaspoon allspice (optional but delicious)
To make:
Preheat a fan forced oven to 160 degrees celsius.
If your peaches are soft, add them straight to a small oven proof bowl, or two small ramekins. Sprinkle over the cinnamon and the coconut sugar, if using (or drizzle on your sweetener of choice). Gently combine.
If your peaches are firm simply add your peaches to a saucepan with about 1/4 cup water. Bring the water to the boil, then reduce the heat so the peaches are simmering away. Simmer for around 10 minutes until the peaches are tender, not soft and mushy. To test: gently pierce with a fork. There should be some slight resistance (the peaches will soften further in the oven when baking). Then follow the steps above.
Pick which of my delicious crumble toppings you are going to make.
While the peaches cook make the crumble. Add all of the ingredients into a food processor and blitz until combined. Add a little more coconut oil or water if you like your crumble mixture to clump a little more. Sprinkle the crumble mixture over the top of the peaches.
Cook for 20 minutes or until the crumble is golden brown.
While the crumble is cooking make the jam. Place the fruit, spices, sweetener and water into a saucepan and heat on medium heat until the fruit softens. Simmer gently for 5 minutes longer. Remove from the heat and pour into a food processor. Add the chia seeds and blitz until the fruit is squashed. Add more chia if the mixture if runny and blitz quickly again. Place in the fridge to thicken slightly (Note: this thickens up a lot over time. I make a jar by doubling the recipe each weekend and have it throughout the week).
To serve dish up the crumble and spoon on the jam. I also love to serve this with some coconut cream. I always have a few tins in my fridge so when I open them up I just scoop the firm cream at the top of the can. Serves 2.
+ This crumble is delicious eaten cold the next day.
+ This crumble can be eaten raw. Simply skip the baking step.
+ Mix up the crumble by adding different fruit. We love having peaches and blueberries or peaches and apple..or even just apple!
+ My friends children love this crumble with 1/4 cup of sultanas mixed through with the peaches.
+ This crumble makes a great lunch box treat. Simply use the nut free crumble.


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|When I run my Citect project which is logging alarms to LPT1.DOS, my alarms print very slowly or fail to print at all until I shut down Citect when the project is running on Windows NT. When I run my project on Windows 95, everything prints fine. Why is this happening?
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The solution is to not install a printer driver for the printer on
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The problem stems from NT itself, which does not run on DOS at all, and does not rely on the DOS stream mechanism to print.
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Music Track Title: Know Yourself
Catalog ID: 474740 ISRC: US5UL1121478
Description: Pop tune featuring Piano with a bouncing Rhythm Section and Church Bells in the chorus. Male Vocals and Harmonies about self-confidence drive a modern soul song that plays like Motown via an Indie band. Great for the last day of school, summer barbeques and products with a positive image.
Social Media Link: https://www.audiosparx.com/sa/archive/Rock/Pop-Rock/Know-Yourself/474740
Artist or Group: Will Graettinger
Keywords: Upbeat Uplifting Good-natured Elevating Lively Cheerful Optimistic Encouraging School Party Freedom Summer Vacation Possibility Back Yard Barbeque Friends Pets
Music Genre > Sub-genre
Rock Music
Pop Rock
Extended Properties
Duration: 1:22 Tempo: Med Slow BPM: 100
Arrangement: Band / Ensemble
Instruments: Drum Kit, Bass, Electric Guitar, Piano, Synthesizer, Vocals, Church bells
Vocal Mix: Male Vocals
Language: English
Moods: Animated, Bouncy, Bright, Buoyant, Celebratory, Elated, Energetic, Excited, Fun, Happy, Innocent, Joyful, Lively, Outgoing, Proud, Sincere, Spirited, Summery, Uplifting, Wholesome
Styles: 2010s (MMX), Entertainment, Family / Children, Film Vocal, Indie, Party / General, Road Trip, Romantic Comedy, Sports / Cardio, TV Vocal
Lyrical Topics: Dreams, Future, Joy, Life, Feeling Good
Gonna step out like you own the world
Chasing all the dreams of every boy and girl
You gotta know yourself
You're exactly who you want to be
You're the one who always knows what to do
You never ever let them pin the crime on you
Yeah you know yourself
You're exactly who you want to be
No matter what they try and do
They won't get nothing on you
How much is it worth?
To be the one you always dreamed you'd be?
The only thing in the world
Is to know yourself
Be exactly who you want to be
Extended Keywords: Happy Sunny Excited Energizing Eager Enthusiastic Heartening Forward Thinking Contemporary Lighthearted Playful Youthful Good Life Family Clean Perfect New Day


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text: After the success of the Raggie Bow ebook by Goosie Girl, I've been asked MANY times how I make my raggie bow flip flops...In an effort to add to the raggie bow instructional line, I'm now offering these EASY to understand instructions! The buyer will receive a pdf file for download. This file contains 20+ page with full color instructions on how to make my raggie bow flip flops, there are instructions for every single step, a picture or two for every step as well as tips on selecting fabrics, suppliers & more. You've seen ribbon or fabric embellished flip flops before...but the raggie bow flip flops raise the bar and create a truly boutique fashion for her feet! They are the fullest, prettiest, and funkiest steppers around! There are so many possibilities with these flip flops, because they are made with fabric, you can match your favorite clothing lines, school uniforms, team colors, or custom boutique sets PERFECTLY!! Raggie bow flip flops are a wonderful addition to her wardrobe and they are not just for girls...they're lovely for moms too! They make ideal gifts and if you're the crafty type that sells your wares, they make a fantastic addition to your product line at craft shows or in your etsy shop! Terms of sale: The name "raggie bow" is trademarked. You may use these instructions to make & sell the flip flops, however all we ask is that you use another name (other than raggie bows) to describe your flip flops. The instructions are copyrighted and fully protected, they may not be reproduced or shared in any form.


text: So i finally decided to root. I used Droid Does Rom. I then flashed the google Apps update. Heres a few questions i have. I cant find out where in the settings to turn off 3G, it seems to always be on. I can install all app updates right? I just dont want to do any verizon update or else it will mess up my root. The last OTA from verizon fixed the eris audio bug, do i need to reapply that to this rom somehow? Metamorph is for aquiring themes for my phone? Where do i actually get them from?


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Little girls love pink and it's rare to find one who doesn't. Recent scientific findings point to the love of pink in females being a genetic factor rather than an environmental one. Girls and boys in Europe and China were tested and similar results were found in both regions of the world. If you're decorating a bedroom for a girl, regardless of age, it is therefore a safe bet to base the general color scheme in the pink and lilac range.
So what pink accessories would look great in your daughter's room and would contribute to the general color scheme?
1. Bedding often becomes the main feature to a room and offers great decorative potential. You'll already be familiar with the interests of your daughter and so try to match the subject matter of her favourite TV program or story with pink colored bedding sets.
2. Curtains to a child can seem like doorways to another kingdom. They are also highly functional in keeping early morning daylight out. Curtains come in a myriad of designs and plenty can be found in various shades of pink. Many are also themed.
3. Floor rugs are relatively cheap ways of adding color to an otherwise mundane carpet or wooden floor. Placement of a pink rug beside the bed or under a table will inject some often much needed color to a kid's bedroom interior.
4. Table lamps are usually the last item a little girl sees before the lights are turned off for the night. It's therefore important to make sure they are attractive and friendly in their design. There are pink lamp designs in themes such as ballerina slippers, teddy bears, unicorns, flowers and smiling cartoon characters.
5. Cuddly toys are much loved by little girls and help them to feel safe during the night. Famous pink characters from cartoons and fairy tales include Snagglepuss, Cheer Bear (of Care Bear fame) and Piglet (from Winnie the Pooh), plus many more.
6. Picture frames can be purchased in many different sizes, shapes and formats. For a little girl's room, a pink fluffy frame or one with pink butterfly patterns will be ideal. These will look lovely around a photograph of the family or her recently completed painting she completed at school.
7. Pink furniture is very easy to find. If you're handy with a paintbrush and a tin of paint, you can also re-purpose an old bedside table or cabinet and paint that before placing it in your daughter's room.
8. Wall decals are easy to attach stickers that are placed on the wall to add decorative style to an interior. These can be found in thousands of different themes, sizes and designs. Some great pink wall decals for girls include pink fawns (baby deer), birds, flowers, shapes, hearts and lettering.
9. A special keepsake box can last a little girl a lifetime and will be a place to store the important items she cherishes the most. Consider investing in a quality pink box or one that is decorated with pink motifs. This will add another important focal point to her room.
10. Computers are now a daily part of many young children's lives. Wise parents use them as a wonderful learning tool for their kids. Computers can be found in pink, especially for girls, and these will make a wonderful addition to her work area, which is usually found in her bedroom.
Finding pink accessories for a girl's room is not too difficult and with a little consideration and time, you'll be able to find some delightful items which will enhance the décor of her bedroom. Just remember to not go overboard with the pink theme and leave some contrast. This is best done by leaving a lot of white in the room to counteract the pink additions.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With the film direction of Frederick King Keller, Martha Byrne heads the cast of this movie of USA, with dialogues in English (see subtitles), whose official premiere was scheduled for 2014. You can watch Weight online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 100 minutes
Martha Byrne, Bradley White, Allison Smith, Peyton Ella, Kate West, Trent Dawson, Dee Freeman, Maitely Weismann and Danielle Montezinos.
100-minute film (full movie) directed by Frederick King Keller.
The original audio of Weight has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Daryn Strauss.
David Maurice Gil.
Dorothy Fucito, Melinda Stichweh, Martha Byrne, Daryn Strauss, Suzanne Ordas Curry, Steve Silverman and Anne Clements.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Weight has a duration of 100 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Jeff Minnerly is a voice actor from Seattle, Washington. He played the voice of K. G. Misawa in the English version of Metroid: Other M.
Roles outside of MetroidEdit
Minnerly has appeared primarily in advertisements, most of which aired on the radio, and in audio books and toys as well as in video games. His most notable role has been as the character Tino Balducci in the Nancy Drew Mysteries games by HER Interactive. He has appeared with a minor role in multiple first-party Nintendo games, including Fire Emblem and Big Brain Academy.


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The command "display application all;" returns various items on current Essbase applications. Can I just return the application name as I can do with esscmd ?
I do not want to grep/sed the results to get this, is there and extended command such as
display application.name all; which would just list the application name instead of the application name and all associated attributes.


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Danny Saul – Electroacoustic Music, Electronic Music, Live Electronics.
Name: Danny Saul
Where do you live / work: I live in Manchester and work as a research student and electroacoustic composer at the University of Manchester.
Personal Website: dannysaul.com
- FilterA filter changes the frequency makeup of a sound by making parts of it weaker. Filters allow you to focus on parts of a sound that are of interest to you, or to take away parts that you don't like.Filter
- Granular SynthesisA method by which sounds are broken into tiny grains and then reassembled and reorganised to form other sounds.Granular Synthesis
- Time-StretchingA manipulation in which the Duration of a sound is altered. Time stretching can be used to make sounds longer or shorter.Time-Stretching
- TranspositionA manipulation which changes the pitch of a sound. Transposition
- DistortionA process by which the tops of a soundwave are sliced off, converting the smooth wave into a more jagged shape.Distortion
What makes these manipulations your favourite?
There are so many different outcomes which can be created by using each of these tools to transform sound, but some examples might be as follows:
- Filtering allows you to strip away parts of a sound in order to reveal the aspects of a sound which you might not normally hear in isolation.
- Granulation can be used create a sense of rhythm or movement,
- time stretching can produce some very peculiar sounds, as can transposition.
- I use distortion sometimes to mask a source sound, or to produce a more harsh, noisy sound.
1. How would you describe the type of music that you make?
I make electroacoustic music and I also perform live improvised electronic music (as well as playing loud rock music!).
2. If you had to use the genre categories to describe your music, which would it be?
Electroacoustic musicMusic in which electronic technology is used to manipulate, eventually generate, explore and combine sounds. Electroacoustic music, Electronic MusicMusic in which the sound material is not pre-recorded, but instead uniquely generated electronically, through oscillators and noise generators.Electronic Music, Live Electronicslive performance with electronic instrument devices that can be controlled in real timeLive Electronics.
3. What types of sounds do you like to use when you compose?
I use all manner of different sound sources in my music, I use any sounds that I find of interest. I tend to like discovering sounds which occur by accident i.e. sounds that I could not specifically produce or recreate myself, sounds that I was lucky enough to capture through the process of recording. Sometimes I use musical instruments and synthesized sounds also.
4. What makes these sounds your favourite?
I think that random sounds (or uncontrollable sounds), can be very exciting for both the composer to work with, and also for an audience to listen to in a resulting composition or performance, because they are unexpected sounds. With electroacoustic music, because I work with recordings of sounds that I have made, I can take those unique moments of sound which happened only once (sounds I would not normally be able to repeat in exactly the same way), and I can repeat them, reuse them, transform them, or place those sounds in a completely new context. The possibilities for making music this way are endless.
5. How do you go about starting or coming up with an idea for a composition? Do you personally use a similar approach each time? Or is it always different?
Generally I begin by identifying and recording some sounds I like, or discovering a few 'moments' that I have captured through recording (moments which I feel have musical potential). Then I experiment with the recordings, transforming the sounds and combining the sounds together in different ways. Occasionally I will have an idea before I begin recording, and this will inform my choice of sounds to record, for example, recently I decided to compose a piece using my cat as the source sound material. I then spent many months recording the different sounds my cat made (purring, eating food, miaowing, the sound of the cat running up and down, playing with toys, etc.), then I started to experiment with those sounds and try to make something musical out of them. I created different musical sections which each focused on a different aspect of the cat's sounds, for example, one section was based around purring sounds, and another section was based on miaowing sounds.
6. Which composers /musicians are an inspiration to you?
I am a huge fan of all different forms of music so there too many to name, and a lot of what I listen to is entirely different to the type of music I compose. I love the music of Tom Waits, Jim O' Rourke, Mike Patton, I really like metal bands such as Slayer, Helmet and Isis, and I love folk musicians such as John Martyn and Richard Thompson. In electroacoustic music I would say that Francis Dhomont, Denis Smalley and Francois Bayle are influential to me, to name a few.
7. What is it about this music (either your own or the work of others) that engages you so much?
I like music in which the musicians have developed their own distinct 'sound'. I'm also drawn to music which can challenge our ideas of what one might usually define as music, so anything that presents itself as a fresh or different sounding, generally excites me.
8. Could you pick a short section from one of your own pieces and describe how you created it?
This is a section from my piece Jaws which is an acousmatic (fixed media) piece I made for cat and electronics. I wanted to create a section in the piece which focused on the purring sounds which my cat makes, and I wanted to make it sound like a much bigger, scarier animal than my cat. I did this by making several recordings of my cat's purrs, then I transposed them down in pitch (which produces a deeper, slower sound, more like the growl of a lion or tiger!), and then I used panning to make it sound like these growling creatures were moving around, stalking and circling around the audience. I used a tool called 'freeze' which I applied to the cat's miaow sounds to produce the high pitched drone sounds you can hear. I also had some recordings of me pouring cat litter into a litter tray, which I sent through a granulator tool, to produces the more rhythmic crescendos in the section.
Listen to this excerpt as you read Danny's explanation of how he made the piece. Can you hear the processes?
11. What were you trying to convey to the listener in this excerpt?
I wanted to create a sense of intimidation, and a sense that the listener was being surrounded and circled by larger-than-life beasts. By using a ring of eight speakers placed around the audience (instead of just two speakers as used in stereo pieces), I could move the sounds all around the concert hall, and all around the audience, which created the illusion of large animals circling around the room. Volume also played a role in this section of the music; by playing the sounds loudly through the speakers I was able to add to this intimidation, as the speakers were able to output sound far louder than a small cat can make!
12. If you were giving some general advice to someone who was beginning to compose a piece what would it be? What is the most important thing to remember when composing?
First and foremost, composing should be fun, so I would recommend starting by finding some sounds that you like, some sounds you would like to work with. Don't be afraid to experiment, try new ideas out and discover new possibilities; there really are no rules when composing with sounds, so exploration is the key, just go as far as your imagination can take you.
Also, it's very easy to take familiar sounds and everyday sounds for granted, we all do it! I would strongly recommend that you get hold of a microphone and some headphones, and listen to the sounds or your normal everyday activities as you do them, through the mic and headphones. For example, listen to your school playground at lunch break, or brush your teeth, or walk through a shopping centre listening through headphones, and you might just be surprised to discover how many different sounds suddenly reveal themselves to have musical potential.


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A few things to know Singapore tech scene.
By Jessica Schimm (Digital Audience Engagement Lead, Women 2.0)
Located south of Malaysia and north of Indonesia, Singapore, a city-state that's home to approximately 5.5 million people has many qualities that make it prime for startups conditions.
If you scan quora for insight on the Singapore tech climate you will see phrases like "complementary to Silicon Valley," cheaper housing accommodations, plenty of government funding, and direct access to the asian market.
This June, we're launching City Meetup for the first time in the city-state. In light of the event, we rounded up some fast facts and resources about the startup scene.
- Venture capital for Singaporean startups is on the rise, according to CNBC's Entrepreneur Asia Section
"Venture capital invested in Singaporean tech firms by funds has been rising steadily in recent years, reaching $1.71 billion in 2013 before slipping back to about $459 million last year, according to data from Hong Kong-based Asian Venture Capital Journal. That still it put it ahead of its Southeast Asian peers and Hong Kong in 2014." "With 2015….we're launching a fund to do series A and there are a number of funds that are also coming online do to this series A funding," [Vinnie Lauria, who co-founded Golden Gate Ventures] said.
2. There's lots of startup events in Singapore. The List has them all.
3. Singapore's government is financially supportive new ventures - so much so that Silicon Valley Legend Tim Draper commented enthusiastically about it at a forum hosted by DBS
"'The government here is so progressive and so entrepreneurial, and so excited about what they do [for startups]. It's unprecedented,' Draper said. The Singapore government was one of the first investors in DFJ's original fund."
4. Singapore has a hospitable environment and liberal immigration policies for skilled workers, according to HBR - prime conditions for entrepreneurs.
"Singapore is regularly ranked as one of the easiest countries in the world in which to do business….New companies can be set up in hours, if not minutes."
5. And if you're actually thinking about starting up in Singapore or know someone who wants to, here's a list of 27 Singaporean incubators and accelerators.
Know people in the Singapore tech scene? Tell them about our City Meetup launch!
About the author: Jessica Schimm (@JessicaSchimm) works on all things digital at Women 2.0. Before joining Women 2.0 she earned her BA in journalism, interned at SF's premier culture magazine 7x7 and was the editor-in-chief of Her Campus San Francisco. She likes to dance-walk home after work.


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Cambridgeshire Gundog Trainer Tony Brazier has been a Gundog Club Instructor since 2008 and has an excellent success rate with many of his students achieving distinctions in our field tests.
Tony welcomes pet gundogs and complete beginners in addition to more our experienced students.
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Tony's gundog training facilities in Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire include seventy acre sites, lakes, rivers, woodland, hedges, ditches and open areas of yellow grass, stable set-aside, and meadow land. All challenging enough for training Retrievers up to Grade Five and spaniels up to Grade Four.Students and their gundogs in Cambridgeshire
Tony offers 121 sessions, and eight week gundog training courses for gundog breeds including preparation for our graded field tests.
He also offers remedial therapy sessions for aggressive or 'difficult' dogs and enjoys teaching students to communicate effectively with their dogs.
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Tony Brazier has been training dogs for forty five years and started competing in obedience trials. His first gundog was a Golden Retriever which he trained for obedience and for gundog working tests. He soon caught the Field Trial bug.
About thirty five years ago Tony bought his first Labrador bitch with which he won many gundog working tests (novice and open) and several field trials. Within five years Tony was judging and for the last seventeen years has been an A panel Kennel Club Field Trial judge.
Tony describes his system as a "psychological philosophy of training" helping students to gain leadership skills and to unlock their dog's potential.
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Graham Statement on BRAC
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) today made the following statement on the BRAC realignment and closure process. Among South Carolina military installations:
Fort Jackson Gain Net 615 Positions Added 435 Military / 180 Civilian
Marine Air Corps Station Beaufort Gain Net 12 Positions Added 12 Civilian
McEntire Air National Guard Station Gain Net 426 Positions Added 418 Military / 8 Civilian
Naval Weapons Stations Charleston Realigned Net 250 Positions Lost Lost: 170 Military / 149 Civilian Gained: 45 Military / 24 Civilian
Shaw Air Force Base Gain 817 Positions Added Lost: 74 Military / 1 Civilian Gained: 816 Military / 76 Civilian
Defense Financing and Accounting Service, Charleston Closed Net 368 Positions Lost 368 Civilian
South Naval Facilities Engineering Command Closed 543 Positions Lost Lost: 6 Military / 492 Civilian / 45 Mission Contractor
"Overall, South Carolina flourished during this round of BRAC because we have supportive communities and the missions being preformed at installations in our state are indispensable to the War on Terror. As this round of BRAC proves, our state represents growth potential for the Department of Defense.
"While it was unfortunate that we did lose some positions, our footprint actually increased. I'm pleased with the outcome of the first step in the BRAC process. I believe this successful outcome is the direct result of collaboration between local, state, and federal officials.
"I always thought we had a great story to tell and a lot to offer. Today's round of BRAC shows the Department of Defense believes the same. We must not rest though as this is only one step in a long process. Until this is finished, we must not let our guard down."
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HubbySick, welcome to the forum, though I'm sorry for your reason for being here. Sandi/Arneeb has given you some very good information. She has been through it. I'm just wondering if your hubby ever had hep C treatment...my own curiosity, not that he could have it now.
Sandi is also right about transplant issues/questions. The doctors are the ones you need to discuss that with. However, he does sound very ill and may be too sick to undergo transplant. Do the transplant centers know that he is now on dialysis?
Regarding the diet issues, Lanie gave good suggestions for a basically healthy diabetic. I understand that he would not be able to keep down most of what she suggested. When I had liver cancer and swelled up like a balloon, I found I could only eat soups, Jello (Sugar Free, though I'm not diabetic), and Slim Fast shakes. The Slim Fast has the same nutrients as Ensure, but less calories and it tastes a lot better. Because of his diabetes, you would need to get the green light on this from his doctor. But it would be better than kid cereal 5 x a day.
I suggest you look in the folder at the top of the page entitled Hepatitis Resources. There is some good information in there and you will know more what to expect in a general sense, though each case is different.
Please do take time for yourself before you get completely burned out.
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Hi again, HubbySick. You are no longer alone now that you have found this forum. There are wonderfully supportive people here. Regarding the ascites, the danger is that the fluid can become infected. Also, there is a risk of infection with the paracentesis. In addition, it can build up so much that it is pressing against the lungs, causing shortness of breath. Do watch for that! People with chronic hep C are at much higher risk of developing liver cancer. The ascites won't cause that, nor damage other organs.
Yes, it is foolish of him to keep smoking. But as an ex-smoker, I know how difficult it is to stop. Perhaps he sees no reason to stop, if he feels he's going to die soon anyway.
You will receive a lot of support here, so keep posting! You have a lot on your plate, so do remember to get enough rest and to eat healthfully.
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text: BUYER'S GUIDE Re-Test: 2011 Ford Shelby GT500 Getting the New Shelby Mustang on Our Own Turf and Our Own Terms, in Search of (and Finding) that final Tenth! Jessica Walker photographer, William Walker photographer, Matt Stone writerJuly 30, 2010 Share this article Facebook Twitter Google Plus Email Share this article Facebook Twitter Google Plus Email Free Price Quote From a Local Dealer View Special Offers No Obligation, Fast & Simple Free New Car Quote Change Car Select Make Acura Alfa Romeo Aston Martin Audi Bentley BMW Buick Cadillac Chevrolet Chrysler Dodge Ferrari FIAT Ford Genesis GMC Honda Hyundai Infiniti Jaguar Jeep Karma Kia Lamborghini Land Rover Lexus Lincoln Lotus Maserati Mazda McLaren Mercedes-Benz MINI Mitsubishi Nissan Porsche Ram Rolls-Royce smart Subaru Tesla Toyota Volkswagen Volvo Select Model GO 1. Vehicle Option Trim Exterior Color No Preference Black Blue Brown Gold Green Orange Red Silver White Yellow Interior Color No Preference Beige Black Blue Gray Green Other Red White Buying Time Frame Within 48 hours Within a week Within two weeks Within a month More than a month Payment Method Undecided Loan Lease Cash Trade In? Yes No 2. Contact Info First Name Last Name Address City State -- AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY Zip Code Phone Email 3. Dealer Selection Receive your free dealer pricing information by completing your contact information! "Gotta be better numbers in that car! Gotta be!" That's what we all said when intrepid road tripper Carlos Lago reported his results of the "GT500 Quadrathalon". We're never sure of test results obtained on the road. We don't know a lot about the tester the carmaker sent us away with. Are the tires fresh, or have they been heat-cycled 100 times, and getting old, hard, and slow? Was the car broken in properly or at the hands of a bunch of mad journos attacking a racetrack for the first time? Even though Carlos is a solid, consistent tester, we wanted another crack at the new 2011 Ford Shelby GT500 Mustang on our own test track, using our regular gear, etc. So we did it. And found a pinch and an inch here and there, but nothing overwhelming.In summary, MT resident road tester and hot-shoe Scott Mortara got the 0-60 down to 4.1 seconds and peeled off consistent quarter-mile runs of 12.35 seconds at 115.75 mph. Grip? Yeah, we got grip. The new tires really are better: 1.01g average on the skid. Braking virtually identical at around 103 feet from 60 mph. With slicks, this 3800-pound musclemaker would run well under four seconds to 60. All friggidy day.So we hope we've settled the weight question in your mind: We seldom carry our scales with us on the road, but this car, with a full tank of gas, tipped the Toledo at 3801, 57 percent of it over the nose, the rest (43 percent) aft.Shouldn't a weight loss of 100 or so pounds, plus more torque and more horsepower, equal a bigger differentiation over all the previous GT500s we've tested. Yes, you'd think, that is if we could get the power to the ground. The new tires are better, but when dancing on the acceleration edge, there's a fine line between bogging and mega rear-tire smoke.No matter, Ford said the new one would be faster than the old, and it is. And it's so much more consistent and sophisticated feeling than before. The ride is firm and responsive to be sure. And the front end bites so much harder and hangs in there longer, than any Camaro. And just save your "old-fashioned, unsophisticated live rear axle" arguments for someone else; SVT and the Shelby folks have got this thing pinned down nice. Even on crummy pavement. There's a bit of a ride penalty, as compared with previous 18-inch wheel/tire-equipped cars, but the gain in responsiveness with these new 19s is worth it. And they look great. And this car boasts an exhaust note for the ages. The big, burbling dual pipes really belt it out, but it's never over the top. They've quieted the blower whine too; you can still summon it up, at higher rpm with big throttle openings. But the sound of this machine blowing through the gears should be served as a podcast.What makes a previously great car better, the biggest news is underhood. The previous, 540-horse, 5.4-liter four-cam V-8 was built around an iron block. The new one, which is architecturally similar, now boasts an alloy block and heads. The new engine is 102 pounds lighter than the old (which supports our 100-pound overall average difference compared with other GT500s we've tested). There are no iron liners in the cylinders. Ford is now using a plasma coating, which allows aluminum cylinder bores. They've also switched to electric power steering, which eliminates the old power steering pumps parasitic hydraulic pumping losses. Don't worry about road feel either; there's plenty of feedback, and you'd be hard pressed to tell the new one from last year's conventional tiller.Horsepower moves up 10 ponies, from 540 to 550 (better than 100 horsepower per liter) and torque is up to 510. Impressive numbers. And fuel economy has improved, so bye-bye, guzz tax. The latest Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercar "G:2" tires come along with the GT500 SVT Perf Pack, an maximum-strength option group that includes special wheels and stiffer springs and a different rear gear.Is it worth selling your 2010 GT500 or '08 GT500 KR to get a 2011? Probably not. Is it worth selling your '07 or '08? If you like the newer styling and can afford the price delta, we'd say yes. The results are tangible and the car's manners are impeccable. And it's one this writer would choose over any Challenger or Camaro.Now, let's bring on that Z28. 2011 Ford Shelby GT500 Base Price $49,495 Price as tested $55,330 (est) Vehicle layout Front -engine, RWD, 4-pass, 2-door, coupe Engine 5.4L/550-hp )/510-lb-ft supercharged DOHC 32-valve V-8 Transmission 6-speed manual Curb weight (dist f/r) 3801 lb (57/43%) Wheelbase 107.1 in Length x width x height 188.2 x 73.9 x 54.5 0-60 mph 4.1 sec Quarter mile 12.35 sec @ 115.75 mph Braking, 60-0 mph 103.83 ft Lateral acceleration 1.01 g (avg) MT figure eight 24.0 sec @ 0.82 g (avg) EPA city/hwy econ 15/23 mpg CO2 emissions 1.09 lb/mile On sale in U.S. Currently Share this article Facebook Twitter Google Plus Email Re-Test: 2011 Ford Shelby GT500 /16 Advertisement to Skip 1 | 16 2 | 16 3 | 16 4 | 16 5 | 16 6 | 16 7 | 16 8 | 16 9 | 16 10 | 16 11 | 16 12 | 16 13 | 16 14 | 16 15 | 16 16 | 16


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"Probably, surely, the greatest night in Fulham's history" – Jason Burt
Comment & analysis round-up
Quote of the day: "We should just do a Rocky Marciano and retire now because it's not going to get any better than this. This must come close to the greatest night of the club's history. On a personal note, I am not sure I can recall such a recovery. I am on top of the world." – Roy Hodgson.
Runner-up: "If we work like we did today, we can win against anyone. Fernando is almost back to his best but he still needs more games. I would like to tell you he is still only 50% fit but I think he is closer than that. It will be tough for him at United because Nemanja Vidic is a good player. I don't know if what happened last season will come into it or whether Fernando has a psychologial edge. I will tell you on Sunday evening." – Rafa Benitez.
Today's overview: Fulham, Roy Hodgson and Bobby Zamora are the talk of the town this morning following their incredible win over Juventus. Also in the Europa League, Liverpool's performance and the Benitez-Riera spat is dissected. This afternoon's Champions League draw is also previewed and there is comment on David Beckham and Hull.
Fulham: Craven Cottage is the only place to start this morning. Tom Dart lauds Fulham: "The Europa League is more used to receiving derision than hyperbole, but this merits superlatives: a famous outcome and a performance from Fulham to recall the dizzying turnarounds that thrust Middlesbrough into the 2006 Uefa Cup final. A madness descended on Craven Cottage, logic, reputation and probability overturned as Fulham recovered from a 4-1 aggregate deficit to humiliate one of the most successful clubs in Italian football history."
Laura Williamson adds: "In truth Fulham could have beaten Juve's veteran goalkeeper Antonio Chimenti six or seven times with Dickson Etuhu and Simon Davies hitting the woodwork in the second half. But it was Clint Dempsey who will go down in Fulham folklore as the man who put the Cottagers through. The substitute sealed the victory with a spectacular chip that eluded Chimenti in the 83rd minute to send the capacity crowd at Craven Cottage wild."
Glenn Moore and Ian Herbert praise the Cottagers for being the star performer on the "night the Europa League came to life." "Hodgson is forever being asked, as Fulham go from one unexpected peak to another, whether this is the best performance of his career. Piqued at the English disregard for his long and successful time on the continent he usually demurs. This time he had to admit he had never been involved in a match like it as his side fought back from conceding an early David Trezeguet goal which made it 4-1 on aggregate."
Jason Burt describes the victory as "This was, probably, surely, the greatest night in Fulham's history and everyone who was here, except for the shell-shocked, silenced Juve supporters, will recall it time and time again. They will recall the way in which Zamora, the much-maligned, much-criticised, and, at times, lumbering striker out-muscled the canny Cannavaro — using some of the defender's own dark arts to create space — to chest down and volley past 39-year-old, third-choice goalkeeper Antonio Chimenti who went on to have an horrific evening."
Liverpool: Paul Wilson lauds Fernando Torres for his contribution in Liverpool's 3-0 win over Lille. "Though this was by no means a vintage Liverpool performance or a particularly memorable European night, while he is around it would be premature to write off Anfield's season."
Tony Barrett casts his eye over the Riera-Benitez spat. "If the criticism of Benitez had come from, say, Steven Gerrard, Fernando Torres or Javier Mascherano, then perhaps it would have had a bit more credibility. But Riera is not exactly speaking from a position of strength seeing as his form this season has not demanded that he be included in the Liverpool team." John Edwards reveals in the Daily Mail that "Albert Riera fell out of favour with Rafa Benitez after turning on a young reserve player in a training ground flashpoint at Melwood. The Liverpool manager was shocked by the Spain winger's outburst at the unnamed youngster which was quickly defused by other senior players. Riera was immediately excluded from Liverpool's squad and is unlikely to force his way back in with Benitez suspending his £6million signing until Monday and hammering him with a fine of around £70,000."
Ian Ladyman hails the recent form of Steven Gerrard. "Against Portsmouth on Monday, he was terrific at times, persistently effective in his leggy, rangy way. At Old Trafford, against Manchester United on Sunday, we can expect him to be at the forefront."
Ahead of the Manchester United-Liverpool clash on Sunday, David McDonell reports in the Daily Mirror: "Sir Alex Ferguson has tried to make his peace with Rafa Benitez before Sunday's Premier League showdown between Manchester United and Liverpool."
Champions League draw: This afternoon's Champions League draw also focuses attention. Paul Wilson describes the draw as the most diverse since 1999. "There seems no reason to dread another final between teams from the same country, and while Barcelona certainly look capable of becoming the first side to retain the trophy in the Champions League era, there are still teams from England, Italy and France who could give them a game. That is exactly how it should be. The Champions League is alive and well, and this season's tournament is shaping up to go down as one of the best of any era." Gabriele Marcotti analyses all the teams, as do The Sun.
Glenn Moore focuses on the player everyone in Europe wants to avoid: Lionel Messi. "Barcelona are the side no one wants to face. The Spanish champions, after a dip, are back to form, no one more so than Lionel Messi who followed his weekend hat-trick against Valencia with two goals in Wednesday's demolition of Stuttgart. According to Josep Guardiola, Barça's coach, the Argentine has recovered his 'mojo'."
The fallout from Chelsea's Champions League exit to Jose Mourinho continues. Steven Howard calls for Roman Abramovich to give more freedom to his managers. "Now, it's said, Abramovich is ready to spend another fortune in the transfer market. Well, if he does (and I have my doubts), he will have to let Carlo Ancelotti buy the players HE wants. Not the players Abramovich wants. Or those whispered in his ear by Guus Hiddink or any of the other "advisors" keen to stay on the firm by suggesting names they know will go down well with the owner. He has to allow his manager to manage. The problem is that having got through six in six years, it is not a position that encourages any long-term planning."
Andy Cole calls for Manchester United to appoint Jose Mourinho as successor to Sir Alex Ferguson. "Like him or loathe him (I like him), Mourinho is a character. He's won titles in Portugal, England and Italy. He's a serial winner and that's the type of person that suits United. Personally, I think the Premier League has missed Mourinho and will be enhanced when he comes back as a Premier League manager, as I'm certain he will one day."
The excellent Simon Barnes compares the fading careers of Jonny Wilkinson and David Beckham in The Times. "There is a strange link between Beckham and Wilkinson. They both had one kick to save the world. Each man's career can be summed up in a single strike, one instant of contact between boot and ball, one single moment of perfection; perfect connection, perfect strike and perfect result bringing an overwhelming emotional response from the nation they represented." Harry Pearson also bemoans the loss of David Beckham in The Guardian.
Proper journalist David Conn analyses the decisions made at Hull over the past week. "What did become certain, and was reinforced this week, is that Hull have financial challenges, having made a £13m loss under Bartlett and Duffen to gain promotion from the Championship. The club's accounts for the 14 months to 31 July 2008, filed several months late, carried the warning that Hull had to repay all their £22m bank loans by July this year and so would need £23m extra if they found themselves relegated, £16m even if they stayed in the Premier League."
A number of papers highlight quotes from Avram Grant about playing a weakened team in the Premier League. Grant: "We don't have a duty to the other Premier League teams. The Premier League has a duty to the other teams. We have a duty to Portsmouth, and I have a duty to football.We've tried everything in the last months to keep the spirit of football and what I think football is about and I don't see any reason to do it when we haven't got a target. Of course our target now is the semi-final."
Transfer guff: David Hytner casts an eye over Russian striker Roman Pavlyuchenko's future at Tottenham: "The irony that Pavlyuchenko, the apparent outsider, might be the central figure as Tottenham enter the business end of the season is lost on no one. Could he yet beat a retreat from the shop window, as well?" Also on Spurs strikers, Harry Redknapp has warned Celtic he wants to keep Robbie Keane. The Guardian also report that William Gallas' injury has cast a shadow over his contract talks and Celtic are interested in Nadir Belhadj.
The Sun bring the news that Robinho is worried he may have to return to Manchester City, Everton and Sevilla are after FC Twente striker Bryan Ruiz and that the IPL are planning to revolutionise football as they have done with cricket. The Mirror add that Sunderland are hopeful of signing Alan Hutton and Yaya Toure won't be heading to the Premier League (old news?).