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Doug McDermott turned in a double-double with 32 points on 12-of-17 shooting and 11 rebounds as visiting Creighton (23-7, 12-5 MVC) spoiled the Bradley's Senior Night with an 80-62 victory Wednesday night at Carver Arena.
All four Bradley seniors – Jake Eastman, Will Egolf, Milos Knezevic and Dyricus Simms-Edwards - started the game for the Braves (16-14, 7-10), helping the home team to a quick 4-0 lead. The Braves still were within 42-40 following a Simms-Edwards 3-pointer with 16:01 remaining before Creighton launched a 31-6 run in a span of 8-minutes, 52-seconds that broke the game open.
McDermott scored 14 points during the outburst, including the first four, as well as a 3-pointer with 12:53 left that gave the Bluejays a double-digit lead, 54-42, they would not relinquish.
Though Bradley forced 15 Creighton turnovers with nine steals, the Bluejays dominated the glass throughout and finished the game with a 41-20 rebounding edge. While Creighton snared 13 offensive rebounds on 28 opportunities, Bradley managed only five offensive boards on 33 field goal and live free throw misses.
Walt Lemon, Jr. paced Bradley with 17 points and Egolf added 11. Simms-Edwards had nine points and his two steals pushed his season total to 83, tying Willie Scott's single-season school record set in 1982-83.
Will Artino was the only other double-digit scorer for Creighton, chipping in 10 points and seven rebounds for the Bluejays.
While Creighton benefitted from Evansville's upset at Wichita State, setting up a winner-take-all matchup for The Valley regular-season title Saturday night at CenturyLink Center, Bradley got no help from the rest of the league and dropped into a tie for seventh in the league standings with Drake. The Braves will visit Missouri State Saturday night with a chance to finish in a tie for sixth in the final standings, but Bradley will be seeded no higher than seventh for next week's MVC Men's Basketball Championship in St. Louis.
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12-18-2013 16:15:54 | More by flipdog0
3.86/5 rDev -1.3%
After stopping into Hops and Vines next door, I ducked in here for a quick beer. Very long bar with about 15 stools. booths along the side wall as well, about 10 or so. More tables in the back. The restaurant is very long and narrow.
They only had about 7 beers on draft. Pisgah Stout, Beamish, Houdini, French Broad Wee Heavy, and Bud Light. Probably 30 bottled beers.
Service was decent. The place was pretty slow at 4pm on a Tuesday. Some locals were about all that were in there. My pint of Pisgah Stout was a bit stout at $4, but it was worth it. Kind of out of the way but if in the area, duck in for a beer.
04-28-2009 20:01:02 | More by SaCkErZ9
3.6/5 rDev -7.9%
My wife and I dropped by here on our way back from the waterfalls. Pretty non-descript building in a very ecletic neighborhood, which is a good thing. There were only a few other people there mid-afternoon on a Saturday. Place had a good vibe. It kind of reminded my of Twain's in Atlanta before they redecorated. I imagine this place would be pretty cool at night. Looks like they have live music in addition to a pool room. Had 16 or so taps (don't remember exactly). The nest part is that they had Foothills Hoppyum IPA on tap. This instantly became a favorite for my wive. next time we're in Asheville we'll have to come back at night. It lloks very child friendly.
10-26-2007 15:49:37 | More by doubleipa
South Carolina
3.93/5 rDev +0.5%
I had never actually made it over to this side of town before, so when I was finally able to you know I had just had to stop in here. It was real easy to find right on the street, and the parking situation was much much better then anything downtown. I had no issue grabbing a spot. Walked in and was actually very surprised with how big it was, it looked small from the outside, but was very long with plenty of tables. Very long bar on the left with lots of locals, foothills, highland, and Pisgah! Which is always nice. Some other cool ones on tap from Ska were nice to see as well. Place was not that busy late afternoon on a Saturday, but I could see how it would be later on. Amble room for bands with the stage setup. Have to admit I did not try any food when I was there so I cannot really comment on that aspect, but I am sure it was half way decent. Overall this really seemed like a cool little place to chill thats is a bit away from the hectics of downtown. I would defiantly want to visit it again for sure, and defiantly on a night when there is some tunes. Looked like it could be a lot of fun!
08-27-2007 23:07:49 | More by mikesgroove
North Carolina
3.93/5 rDev +0.5%
The Westville pub is fairly easy to find off Haywood in Asheville.
I was glad to see this already in the database. They have 16 total taps with only one PBR tap and the rest pretty much micro and local micro. The place is basically two rooms or businesses tied together. One side is bar and is more dimly lit and the other is a game room, bathroom and kitchen areas.
We opted for the all you can eat lasagne and darned if it wasn't delish on each and every serving. The service was spot on until we wanted the check and then it seemed MIA.
The selection of 16 was good with many new selections and very nice ones at that. The focus seemed to be Pisgah and French Broad beers, but all in all, a nice tap list including Foothills which just began to distribute to the mountains.
Check it out if in the area.
02-02-2006 03:38:06 | More by GCBrewingCo
North Carolina
4.45/5 rDev +13.8%
This is a great local pub in the heart of funky west Asheville. Clean (no smoking!), casual, and open, in addition to a nice bar, there are tables, sofas, a pool room, and a small stage for live music. There were about 15 taps when I was there and most of them were quality, with good local represention - very appropriate since the greater Asheville area is home to some of the best beers in the southeast.
The staff was exceptionally down-to-earth, friendly and attentive. Clearly the place caters to its local clientele, but I felt not the slightest bit uncomfortable as a visitor. The food (shrimp, chicken, sausage jambalaya over rice) was very good and an excellent value.
I really can't recommend this place highly enough if you are looking for a nice mellow place to hang for a few beers or a low-key meal. I should add that I visited on a Sunday (early) evening - it was not crowded, especially compared to the places I hit in downtown Asheville proper afterward.
08-16-2005 04:46:03 | More by surffisher
New York
3.85/5 rDev -1.5%
Located "in the heart of downtown West Asheville", the Westville Pub is an interesting place. It's smoke-free, yeah!, with an outdoor patio area which is smoker territory. The best selling beer seems to be long-neck PBR at $1.75 a bottle - at least it was on the Sunday evening of our first visit. There is a small selection of draught beers, with about 11 or 12 taps, with good representation of local/regional beers and beer styles. They also have large selection of bottled beers, including the infamous PBR!
They offer an eclectic variety of foods from bratwurst & kraut, to
homemade salsas, to all-you-can-eat lasagna on Wednesday nights.
On our Sunday visit, we arrived at 8:00 for the advertised "acoustic
jam at 8:30". We left after 9:30, with the musicians just wandering in from smoking and drinking out back... oh well. We returned on Tuesday for the open blues jam scheduled for 9:30. The music started a bit after 10pm, so we didn't go away disappointed this time.
This is a fun and unusual watering hole that's worth a ride to out to West Asheville.
10-19-2003 14:29:10 | More by SERowe
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From Lynnea Mallalieu, Wing Fling Organizer,
Wing Fling will take place in Carolina Beach for the third consecutive year on March 23rd on Cape Fear Blvd near the boardwalk, and I was glad to read that Mr. Killough likes beer and wings; however, the Managing Editor's recent editorial took a fairly negative "Look at Wing Fling". While I clearly accept that the event provokes mixed reactions, I would like to share a different "Look at Wing Fling." First, a bit of history - Seventeen years ago a UNCW student (please take a minute to see her on You Tube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrY5szUu-9U) created Wing Fling as part of an internship. She formed teams of students to help with every aspect of major event planning including sponsorships, logistics, advertising, public relations, budgeting, human resource management, and charitable giving.
For the first 12 years, the event was family-oriented and was held in Hugh MacRae Park. Unfortunately, like a perfect storm, the 13th year proved to be a pivotal point in the history of the event. The weather was perfect, local radio kept announcing on-air for people to get to the event, there were no park rules in place with regard to the amount of alcohol people could bring, there was no age limit in terms of entering the event. Despite the Wing Fling volunteers' best efforts, the event was, out of our control. We knew that if the event was to survive for a 14th year it needed to be revamped. We put new rules in place and found a new venue. The event moved to the Battleship in 2010, and for the first time alcohol was controlled – there was no longer any BYOB and an age restriction of 21 and over was put in place to proactively prevent underage drinking. The age restriction means that the event is not family-oriented. This is something we hope to restore in future years but Carolina Beach town officials and police agree that the event should be 21+.
The Battleship event was a success; however, the Battleship management decided that it was not feasible to repeat such a large event during the day while at the same time remaining open to the public as they are required to do because the ship is a national monument. They invited us back but only if we held the event in the evening, which we chose not to do.
That brings us to the past few years in Carolina Beach. In October 2010, we received an event permit from the City of Wilmington to hold the event on private property north of Cape Fear Community College, but the police put a block on any new alcohol permits because of a murder outside the Rhino Club in the downtown vicinity. We were told the event could still take place but that people would have to BYOB, which would again mean there was no control over the alcohol. We were not prepared to take a backward step and as such we had 10 days in early March 2011, to move the event. In 2010, when we were looking for a venue other than the Battleship, officials from Carolina Beach had contacted us, and invited us to hold the event in Carolina Beach - we did not "convince" anyone as was suggested in the Mr. Killough's editorial. We agreed to move the event and we did our very best in 10 days to consult as many people as possible to try to accommodate all the requests.
We were not successful in meeting everyone's needs nor will we ever be, but the point is we are trying, and are making several changes again this year after consulting with town officials, the arts and activities committee, and local business owners. I personally met with Danny from the Fat Pelican before Mr. Killough's editorial was published and Danny and I were able to reach an agreement as to what would hopefully prevent the problems he experienced last year. He thanked me and said he thought it was a good event and that he made money out of it. I also met with Charlie of Charlie's Subs and I listened patiently as he listed all of his concerns. As a result, we will not be placing chain link fence or porta johns near his storefront. We will be using town porta johns and they will be on the FEMA lot.
The point I am making is that unless we are made aware of concerns we cannot address them. Had I not personally reached out to both Danny and Charlie and talked to other business owners I would not have learned of these concerns. Speaking of local business owners, I need to make a public apology to the owner of the Silver Dollar for an unprofessional conversation I had with her recently. I hope she will accept this apology.
One final point that needs to be made is the charitable giving that has resulted from this event that specifically benefits Pleasure Island charities. The Managing Editor in his editorial asked that the students consider focusing on a "true" charity event such as the Lo-Tide run. Does that mean that Mr. Killough does not consider the Katie B Hines Senior Center a deserving charity? Wing Fling made a $4000 donation to the Center in 2011. Does he not consider the Federal Point Help Center a true charity? Wing Fling donated $2000 to the Help Center in 2012. There will be some skeptics who say that we cut our giving in half and that we will probably do so again this year. What they do not know is that ticket sales were down last year primarily because of rainy weather, and our expenses were up; therefore, our overall charitable giving was down, but I challenge anyone to find another event in New Hanover County that is run primarily by hard working student volunteers that has raised over $250,000 in the past 16 years for charities including, The Child Advocacy Commission, UNCW General Scholarship Fund, The National Education Foundation, WRAAP (an after school program in Wilmington) plus the aforementioned Carolina Beach charities.
In closing, we understand that the town may never fully embrace the event but we ask at least for your tolerance one weekend a year so that we can continue to do good on many, many fronts. I welcome your participation in the event as a sponsor or a restaurant and as always I welcome your feedback.
Lynnea Mallalieu,
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Facts of Miranda v. Arizona:
Miranda was found guilty in an Arizona court based largely on the written confession. He was sentenced to 20 to 30 years for both crimes to be served concurrently. However, his attorney felt that his confession should not be admissible due to the fact that he was not warned of his right to have an attorney represent him or that his statement could be used against him. Therefore, he appealed the case for Miranda. The Arizona State Supreme Court did not agree that the confession had been coerced, and therefore upheld the conviction. From there, his attorneys, with the assistance of the American Civil Liberties Union, appealed to the US Supreme Court.
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- Miranda was convicted a second time based on the testimony of his common law wife to whom he confessed the crimes. He had told her that he would be willing to marry Patricia McGee if she would drop the charges against him.
- Miranda would later sell autographed cards bearing the "Miranda Rights" for $1.50 each.
- Miranda was killed of a knife would after a bar fight. The person who was arrested for his murder was read the "Miranda Rights."
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CATEGORIES Drama, Independent, Casting, Deals, Celebrities and Controversy, Scripts, Newsstand, Religious, Movies, CinematicalActing couple Paul Bettany and Jennifer Connelly must have decided that life would be too calm after November 2008 -- so they have signed to play Charles and Emma Darwin in Creation. Yes, the Darwins. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film will be directed by Jon Amiel, from a script penned by John Collee, and based on Randal Keynes' book Annie's Box. (Keynes is Darwin's great-great grandson.) The film will portray Charles Darwin as a man torn between his love for his deeply religious wife, and his growing belief in a world where God has no place.
I hope that they explore Darwin's personal struggles and belief more deeply than the plot description suggests. To sell him as an athiest smacks of wanting to stir up controversy -- Darwin always called himself an agonostic, and his rejection of Christianity stemmed as much from the tragic death of his daughter, Annie, as his research. It's a complex and fascinating biography, one that, as a lover of science and the history of it, I would love to see done with real justice.
The cast is certainly more than capable -- Bettany and Connelly are both wonderful, and they'll be joined by Jeremy Northam, Toby Jones, and Benedict Cumberbatch. Annie Darwin has yet to be cast. (I can't help but be amused by the fact that Bettany and Northam have played Darwin-inspired characters before, in Master and Commander and Possession, respectively. Pet interest, perhaps?)
I know the merest mention of Charles Darwin is enough to cause an epic flame war in the comments. If it's possible, try to keep discussion only to the film, the actors, the book, and Darwin's biography. That may be too much to hope for, but I beg you to remain respectful and tolerant of one another.


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Last Friday, Dr. William Edward Brown, a doctor at Gynecology Tyler, had his medical license suspended without notice by a disciplinary panel of the Texas Medical Board.
According to the suspension order, Brown was referred to the Texas Physician Health Program because of a history of alcohol and prescription drug abuse. Brown entered into a five-year monitoring program, which was to run form April 17, 2013 to April 16, 2018. Under the terms of the program, Brown was to abstain from using mood altering, illicit, or recreational substances, including alcohol. He was also required to participate in a random drug screening program.
The TMB says that from May 15 to May 17, Brown missed drug testing check-ins and tests, failing to provide an explanation for most of the missed tests.
On May 18, he was then ordered to have a 96-hour evaluation performed within two weeks.On May 20, Brown told TXPHP that he would not undergo the evaluation in order to become compliant. On May 23, his agreement was terminated because he failed to cooperate.
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But Strong's 12-1 record at Louisville and a lopsided win against Miami in the Russell Athletic Bowl are strong evidence that his plan works.
The matter now goes to the NCAA's Playing Rules Oversight Panel, where it faces an uncertain fate. A case for change built around safety isn't overly convincing. The notion that defenses can't substitute between plays has merit.
Break it down this way: Do you favor more offense from those who play the game like Johnny Manziel - or less?
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Pumpkin Mousse Cheesecake Recipe
Fresh from the vine comes my merry after-dinner delight! The scrumptious pumpkin filling makes this cheesecake different from most, and the glaze adds a nice touch. It's a big hit among my family and friends.
- 1 cup graham cracker crumbs (about 16 squares)
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 3 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup canned pumpkin
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 4 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup vanilla or white chips
- 1 tablespoon shortening
- In a small bowl, combine cracker crumbs and sugar; stir in butter. Press into a greased 9-in. springform pan. Place pan on a baking sheet. Bake at 325° for 10 minutes. Cool on a wire rack.
- Meanwhile, in a large bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Add the pumpkin, flour, cinnamon and nutmeg. Add eggs; beat on low speed just until combined. Pour into crust. Return to baking sheet.
- Bake at 325° 45-50 minutes or until center is almost set. Cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Carefully run a knife around edge of pan to loosen; cool 1 hour longer. Refrigerate overnight.
- Remove sides of pan. For glaze, melt chips and shortening in a small heavy saucepan or microwave; stir until smooth. Drizzle over cheesecake. Refrigerate until firm, about 30 minutes. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 12-14 servings.
Originally published as Pumpkin Mousse Cheesecake in Country Woman Christmas Annual 1999, p43
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SCALE 9X: Where 'awesome' starts in 2011
Registration is now open for SCALE 9X — register now by clicking on the winking penguin. Better do it quick, though — SCALE 9X is about to start!
Truth in advertising: While I don't really have a stake in what happens this weekend at the 9th annual Southern California Linux Expo — more commonly known as SCALE 9X — I actually co-chair the publicity committee. It's an easy job because, quite frankly, this show more than any other really speaks eloquently for itself, and I just have to point at any facet of the show, smile and say "see?"
But even if I didn't have a personal say in what gets publicized for the event, I'd still say that it's an outstanding show.
SCALE 9X is where "awesome" spends the first part of the year before heading out to the other Linux/FOSS shows. It starts somewhere, and it starts in Los Angeles.
Two excellent keynoters — Leigh Honeywell and Jane Silber — will have their keynotes streamed live on 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, Pacific Time. They lead a field of more than 90 speakers (one of which is me, of course) who begin with presentations on Friday morning at 9 (where you can hear "User Groups 2.0: Noob Morning in America" by yours truly in Los Angeles CD) and end Sunday afternoon. Throw in the mix an exhibit floor with more than 100 exhibitors and other pretty amazing things — laser tag on Saturday night — and you have a pretty solid expo.
The thing is, it's all community-run. Unlike some of the larger shows which are put on by corporate entities — O'Reilly for OSCON and IDG for some of the others — the same group of guys have been putting this together, contributing their time and effort, and it's a world-class show. I wear the "Hi, I'm Johnny-Come-Lately" nametag because I've only worked on the show for the last two years, but I can tell you that this is a pro-level operation. It's an honor and a privilege to work with the SCALE 9X staff.
One of the highlights, personally speaking, will be the Fedora Activity Day, which Clint Savage so eloquently explains here. While other distros are partying hearty, Fedora is putting its nose in a book and helping the people who participate in its community to study in order to successfully pass the Red Hat Certified Engineer test.
There's still time to register for SCALE 9X: Go here and click on the registration tab. You won't be sorry.
And maybe the "A" in SCALE — now representing the latter part of the abbreviation for "California" — can be "Awesome" instead, making it the Southern California AWESOME Linux Expo. Why not? It would fit.
Larry the Free Software guy will report from SCALE 9X as time allows. Watch this space.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation. He is also one of the founders of the Lindependence Project.)
Giving credit where credit is due
Registration is now open for SCALE 9X — register now by clicking on the winking penguin.
Last week, Amber Graner did an interview with yours truly here. And when answering the question about my activities outside of Fedora — in which I am primarily involved when it comes to FOSS — I had a long, rambling answer about Lindependence 2008 and The Lindependence Project. But in tooting that particular horn, I mentioned Ken Starks but I neglected to mention two others who were — and still are — instrumental in the formation of The Lindependence Project and its ongoing maintenance.
Mea culpa, Stephen Rufle and Bob Lewis.
Stephen Rufle came up to Felton a few years ago from Phoenix, bringing his two boys and about a hundred stuffed penguins he makes at Open Animals. Using the GPL to license its patterns, Open Animals produces open source stuffed penguins — if you're so inclined, you can fork the pattern to make the penguin, or animal, of your choice, providing you release your creation under the GPL That's how it works. Anyway, Stephen and his sons were instrumental in making Lindependence 2008 a success back at its inception, and Stephen has, to date, hosted the lindependence.org site, which is currently undergoing a massive facelift. The reason for that is we're holding Lindependence Hours at various locations in Northern California and, watch this space, we'll be holding a Lindependence 2011 on or near Independence Day in Felton, California, at the Felton Presbyterian Church. Watch this space, and thanks very much for all you do for FOSS, Stephen.
I wish I had enough words that would be fitting for the superlatives Bob Lewis deserves. I met Bob at the Richard Stallman presentation at Cabrillo College in February 2008. Bob is a retired AT&T engineer who had also spent some time working at SCO — when it was the Santa Cruz Operation, based here in Santa Cruz, at a time when produced pretty good software before moving to Utah to become a litigation company. Bob was tireless in organizing and helping folks at Lindependence 2008, as well as being a spark plug in getting Felton LUG moving. Not only this, Bob is also an energetic evangelist for Linux and FOSS in the area, converting and helping many folks whom he has converted to Ubuntu. It would be nice to have a dollar for every time he comes to Redwood Digital and says, "Well, I have another convert." If anyone deserves to be at the top of the list for credit in Lindependence's success — the Felton Farmers Market Linux booth and the Felton LUG are offshoots of this success — it's Bob, and again I apologize for not mentioning it in the interview.
Thanks again guys for all you do.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation. He is also one of the founders of the Lindependence Project.)
Shameless self-promotion
Registration is now open for SCALE 9X — register now by clicking on the winking penguin.
Amber Graner of Linux Pro Magazine took the time for an interview at FUDCon last month, and I hope I didn't disappoint.
For everything you wanted to know about Larry the Free Software Guy — and there will be a test on this later — go here.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation. He is also one of the founders of the Lindependence Project.)


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BY JOEDY McCREARY, AP Sports Writer
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina can't go to a bowl. If Georgia Tech doesn't get rolling soon, the Yellow Jackets aren't going anywhere, either.
Coach Paul Johnson's team looks to continue its march toward bowl eligibility — and maybe even the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game — Saturday when Georgia Tech faces the Tar Heels in a pivotal Coastal Division matchup.
The Yellow Jackets (4-5, 3-3) can play their way into their third league title game since 2006 with two wins and some help. But if they don't win two of their last three, they'll miss the postseason for the first time since 1996.
The Tar Heels (6-3, 3-2) can't go to a bowl because of NCAA sanctions against the program. But they can play spoiler in the division race.
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Green lights Artemide has developed the E.Light, named for its environmentally friendly characteristics (appropriate for April, with its annual Earth Day celebration), and its ergonomic, efficient design, by Ernesto Gismondi. The company says its 8" cold-cathode light source, at 3000K, provides a warm, pleasing light, while consuming only 3W (comparable to 15W incandescent); it also has an extremely long life, and is enclosed in a low-profile tubular enclosure that is 11" long. Its sleekness is obtained due to the near-absence of heat, which allows for fewer materials to be used for insulation and enables polycarbonate to be used in the lamp head.
Color selections include orange, white, red, violet, blue, and green in vibrant finishes. The telescopic rod is fabricated in galvanized brushed brass, and the nylon swivel joint allows for many ways to direct soft light on the desktop and away from a computer screen, eliminating glare. The cold-cathode lamp has a nominal life of 20,000 hours and is enveloped by a diffuser screen of perforated aluminum. ARTEMIDE Farmingdale, NY
Adding to overhead Steelcase has developed a family of task lights, called Canopy, to distribute light farther (over twice as much as conventional systems) and to reduce eyestrain. The luminaires, which have a proprietary optics system and a user-controlled dimming system, use conventional T5 lamps and are said to distribute the light without glare or hot spots. The design, created with the help of Terry Lautzenheiser, principal of DesignMax Laboratories, is compatible with a variety of architectural styles, in 2', 3', or 4' lengths. Numerous mounting options are available for the many structured office environments in use today, including installation on the walls of an open office environment (independent of the overhead storage cabinet) for both Steelcase-manufactured systems and competitors', as well as the slatwall type of system, frequently used in showrooms and retail applications.SteelcaseGrand Rapids, MIBulk up on fiberThe Laser Media LM 100 CDX, a high-output DMX512-controllable fiber-optic illuminator is small, reliable, and priced below $1,000 for the base unit. According to Laser Media, the illuminator provides 6,300 lumens at the aperture, utilizing a 100W high-intensity discharge lamp (4600K) and a proprietary optical assembly. The two-channel DMX512 control provides for selection of five dichroic colors plus white and mechanical dousing for 0-100% dimming capability. The illuminator is equipped with a 30mm standard fiber bushing for solid-core fibers and operates on 120VAC, consuming 120W. The dimensions are 71/2"x9"x9". Laser Media Los Angeles, CA
Keeping track FC Lighting's LVA low-voltage track lighting system now offers a dual MR-16 track head fixture. The fixture allows for one self-contained 75W track light/transformer unit to power two MR-16 35W lamps on independently controlled, 350-degree gimbals. Each head can be positioned independently or in unison. Color selection is black or white, and the fixture is UL-listed. FC LIGHTING Lombard, IL
The light touch Combining passive infrared and ultrasonic detection technologies, the Super Dual Tech Sensor is designed to offer reliable and error-free sensing capabilities for lighting fixture control. According to the manufacturer, it is designed to overcome the common problems of false activation due to heavy airflow, unintended blackouts caused by coverage gaps, and coverage fluctuations due to changes in humidity, temperature, and electrical noise. Separate, concurrent time delay settings for ultrasonic and IR sensors avoid inadvertent lights-out in occupied rooms. The manual on option allows occupants to turn lights on manually via a wall switch, which increases savings in rooms with adequate light. Super Dual Tech will control fluorescent and incandescent lamps and requires 15VDC from a Novitas Switchpack. Novitas Culver City, CA
Measuring LED content International Light has developed the IL1400A radiometer and CIE LED measurement systems for accurate measurement of LEDs. The system features a light tight-baffled input optic assembly that conforms with CIE condition "A" distance of 316nm and anti-reflection requirements. Available with preprogrammed detectors that are NIST-traceable, the portable radiometer auto-ranges to cancel ambient light, operates over a measurement range of 20 microcandela to 5 kilocandela, and provides direct readouts on an LCD display. Additional details and customizing options are also available from the manufacturer. INTERNATIONAL LIGHT Newburyport, MA
Let the sunshine in Solatube has introduced its Brighten Up series of tubular skylights, designed to allow natural daylight to be used for lighting interior spaces. Utilizing its proprietary and patented Raybender technology, Solatube captures and directs low-angle natural light down the tube for enhanced performance on cloudy days and during early morning and late afternoon hours. In addition, Brighten Up has more factory preassembled components, speeding installation. Two sizes are available. The 10" unit is suited for kitchens, hallways, home offices, walk-in closets, and other smaller spaces. The 14" unit is recommended for larger spaces, such as entryways, stairwells, living rooms, and larger rooms like commercial lounge and office spaces. Both models can be used in multiples for unique lighting effects. SOLATUBE INTERNATIONAL Vista, CA
Nifty 350 Venture Lighting has developed the 350W high-performance Uni-Form pulse start lamp ballast system. The Venture 350W lamp technology provides higher maintained lumen output than 400W universal or position-oriented (base up and base down) lamps in any lamp application. In addition, the 350W lamp, used with the proprietary 277V energy-saving Reactor Ballast with igniter starting, provides significant energy savings, meaning lower utility costs when compared to standard 400W technology. The lamps are offered in color temperatures of 3000K and 4000K, including both open and enclosed fixture-rated designs. Venture Lighting Solon, OH
Changing colors Lee Filters now offers any of its 200 filters as fluorescent tube covers. UV filters are also available. The firm preassembles the inserts into clear polycarbonate tubes with no-color endcaps. The colored tubes are completely assembled and available for both T8 and T12 fluorescent lamps. Many frequently requested colors are in stock and special or custom orders can be filled and shipped quickly. LEE FILTERS Burbank, CA
Lighting that XLs The HIR XL Ultra Life PAR lasts 6,000 hours, which, according to manufacturer General Electric, is about three times longer than a standard halogen PAR. The XL (extended life) version of the popular HIR PAR series is available in 45, 55, and 90W models and with 12-degree and 40-degree beam spreads. According to GE, the lamp provides excellent CRI and beam control. GE LIGHTING Cleveland, OH


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The complaints range from pets tearing up trash to threatening or attacking people or animals. Stephens said the city is now beginning to enforce the ordinance strictly to ensure the safety of residents and their pets.
Two dogs who were said to be threatening people at the city park were picked up Tuesday night by Dora animal control officer Larry Kilgore. Pictures of the two black lab mixes will be placed in city hall, in other locations around the city and on the city's Facebook and website. As with any pickup, the owner has seven days to contact the city and claim the dogs or they will be taken to BJC Animal Control in Birmingham to be placed for adoption or euthanized.
In other business, the council:
•agreed to have an engineer draw up specs for repairing or replacing the roof on the old armory building. The council will then begin taking bids on the project.
•approved the request of Rising Star Baptist Church to use the city park for an early morning service on Easter Sunday. The church invites the community to the service and will serve breakfast following the service.
•approved a request from Ashly Swann to hold a 5K and fun run on the walking track on April 14. The event will benefit a local child who is undergoing expensive medical treatment.
•agreed to talk with the city of Sumiton about possibly assisting with brush pickup in the city. The council also wants to look into long-term options for the city to deal with the ongoing brush issue.
•agreed to allow city clerk Marcy Brown to apply for two grants that would help put a decorative sign welcoming people to the city and another than would give the city trees to plant as part of a beautification project. There would be no cost to the city for either project.
•heard from Stephens that the city hall building and various other buildings in town had been inspected by the insurance company and qualified for new roofs because of storm damage sustained in storms over the last few years.
•heard the first mention of a new alcohol license application from TJ's store in Burnwell. The store has changed ownership since the first license was issued.


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Months after voters shot down Toledo Public School's levy request, the district is trying to figuring out how it is going to make ends meet in the future without tumbling into deficit.
November's request was shot down by voters who did not agree with the 10-year 4.9 mill levy, leaving the finance committee stuck trying to put the pieces together in January.
On Friday, the finance committee of TPS recommended to renew a levy that is expiring. A straight renewal means no new taxes for taxpayers.
While an exact amount of the levy has not yet been determined, it is estimated at 6.5 mill for the May 2013 ballot. That would generate $13 million over a period of five years. The money will also allow the district to maintain its $13 million annual budget.
The existing tax levy expires at the end of 2013.
To continue at the level where the district is currently operating, the committee said the levy must pass. If it doesn't pass, TPS will be $65 million in the hole.
TPS is currently in the process of a performance audit to determine how it can tighten its budget. Officials say the district still needs support from the taxpayers.
"We want to make sure the community knows that we believe in the path that we're going, that our employees know and our students and families also understand that we're confident that we're going in the positive path. And we're going to need that money to make sure that we do, and we think that that's really important," said Bob Vasquez, a member of the finance committee.
The Toledo School Board will next take up the issue on Tuesday.
The idea is met by mixed feelings from Toledoans shelling out the cash.
"Us as tax payers, we should be willing to give that money up for these kids because it's their future, their generation, the next generation. I feel any amount we invest in them is not enough," said Anthony Nash.
Edna Altmanshofer says, "it's too much tax for a senior citizen to pay."
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PARKER, S.D. (AP) - The defense is presenting its case this week in the trial of a South Dakota man accused of killing his infant son.
Prosecutors rested their case against Chris Miller, 39, on Friday after almost five days of testimony. The trial is expected to conclude later this week after the defense finishes presenting its case and jurors deliberate.
Miller, of the southeastern town of Scotland, is being tried on several charges including second-degree murder in the March 2011 death of 4-month-old Jacob Miller. Prosecutors allege that Chris Miller killed the infant by shaking and beating him. Defense attorneys say Miller's wife rolled over on the child while in a drunken stupor.
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Google, of course, says something about how its goal is "to enable open innovation." (Recall that it bought the format now known as WebM when it acquired On2 in 2009.)
But let's not kid around here -- the goal is primarily to promote its own format at the expense of a rival format. (And the rival format, so far, is better supported.)
Sure sounds like something from Microsoft's playbook.
For more about the implications of Google's move -- including how it actually benefits Adobe Flash -- check out John Gruber's analysis at Daring Fireball.


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COLVILLE, Wash. - Two elementary school students in Colville are being held in a Juvenile Detention center on $100,000 bond after bringing deadly weapons to school with the intention to hurt at least eight of their fellow students.
This all happened at the Fort Colville Elementary School on Thursday.
A student saw a weapon in another student's backpack, panicked, and told a school official.
The student who had the weapon, as well as another student, his best friend. were taken into custody.
It was at that point they confessed that they had planned to target at least eight classmates with guns, ammunition and a knife in their possession.
Two fifth graders, 11 and 10-years-old appeared in juvenile court in shackles on Friday, facing charges of Conspiracy to Commit Murder.
Prosecutors say the two students had been plotting for two weeks. The pair also told a third friend about their plans. Prosecutors say the two students planned to pay that student $80 to keep the plot quiet.
Prosecutors believe the pair planned to carry out the plan on Thursday.
Before 8am, as the bus was heading to school, a 4th grader spotted a knife in a student's backpack. Before class started he told a school monitor who then approached the student about the blade and searched his backpack.
Not only did the school monitor find the knife, he found a stolen gun and ammunition. The gun was not loaded.
Parents of the potential targets were notified right away but the School District didn't notify everyone else until about 4 hours later.
Many parents criticized the district for that, but school leaders contend they handled everything the best way they knew how.
Everyone is grateful tragedy was averted, thanks to the bravery of a 4th grader who saw something and said something, sparing the lives of his classmates.
The Superintendent says two of the fifth graders were expelled for 12 months.
That third student, who was told about the plot, was expelled for 45 days.
Motive for the plot still remains unclear.
UPDATE: Both students appeared in juvenile court on Friday. They are 10 and 11 years old. The judge ordered them detained in a juvenile facility on 100,000 dollars bond.
If released they are to have no contact with Fort Colville Elementary or 8 other juveniles listed in the court documents.
School officials tell us that every parent in the district has been notified by phone, text or email. Every student at the school was informed of what happened by school staff.
The school superintendent is stressing the actions of the student that reported the weapons and hopes others will follow his example and report dangerous behavior before it is to late.
FROM COLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 115: Before the start of school on Thursday a student at Fort Colville Elementary School reported that another student had brought a knife to school. Upon searching a student backpack, school staff discovered both a handgun and knife.
Police were notified and the weapons were confiscated. After questioning by police with parents present, two students were removed from school and taken into police custody.
Both students will be expelled from school. No students were injured. A police investigation is ongoing. We highly commend the student for reporting the incident and following the character count curriculum to help all students.
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A trojan, or trojan horse, is a seemingly legitimate program which secretly performs other, usually malicious, functions. It is usually user-initiated and does not replicate.
Disinfection & Removal
Use the application manager to uninstall Freetalktime.sis and reinstall any third party applications damaged by the trojan.
Technical Details
Trojan:SymbOS/Appdisabler.B is a trojan that affects devices running the Symbian Series 60 operations system.On execution, the trojan disables a large number of third party applications.
The trojan is distributed in a malicious SIS file named 'freetalktime.sis'.
On installation and execution, Appdisabler.B will replace the main executable of several third party applications by overwriting their main executable file. These files must be reinstalled to repair the damage.
Applications affected are:
- AnswRec
- BlackList
- BlueJackX
- callcheater
- CallManager
- Camcoder
- camerafx
- ETICamcorder
- ETIMovieAlbum
- ETIPlayer
- extendedrecorder
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- FExplorer
- FSCaller
- Hair
- HantroCP
- irremote
- Jelly
- KPCaMain
- Launcher
- logoMan
- mmp
- Mp3Go
- Mp3Player
- photoacute
- PhotoEditor
- Photographer
- PhotoSafe
- PhotoSMS
- PVPlayer
- RallyProContest
- realplayer
- RingMaster
- SmartAnswer
- SmartMovie
- SmsMachine
- Sounder
- sSaver
- SystemExplorer
- UltraMP3
- UVSMStyle
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The man who was on death row at San Quentin State Prison for ambushing and killing two Riverside County sheriff's deputies in 1997 committed suicide this weekend, authorities said.
Timothy Russell, 53, was found unconscious in his prison cell late Friday, Oct. 4, state prison officials said. He was pronounced dead at 12:48 a.m. Saturday.
Prison officials are investigating the death as a suicide. Russell was alone in his cell.
He had been on death row at San Quentin since Jan. 14, 1999, after his conviction and sentencing for the murders of deputies James Lehmann Jr., 41, of Apple Valley, and Michael Haugen, 33, of San Jacinto.
Russell ambushed Haugen and Lehmann early on Jan. 5, 1997, as they responded to a domestic violence call at Russell's desert home in the Whitewater area west of Palm Springs. Russell's estranged wife had run to a neighbor's house and called 911 to report that he had struck and kicked her.
As the deputies arrived, Russell fired a dozen shots from an M-1 carbine semi-automatic rifle. Both deputies were killed before they could draw their weapons or even see Russell.
Russell told his probation officer before he was sentenced that he "cried buckets of tears" for what happened and knows he is hated. But he insisted he did not mean to kill the deputies and did not deserve the death penalty. He said he tried to fire his gun in front of the deputies to scare them so he could escape and avoid jail.
After the shooting, Russell surrendered to deputies and led detectives to his gun.
Haugen was survived by his wife, Elizabeth, and two children. Lehmann was survived by his wife, Valerie, and two children.
Elizabeth Haugen said Russell's death has given her family closure.
"In order for us to get this closure, he did this himself instead of letting justice run its course," she said. "I didn't think he had the guts to do what he did."
Russell took away her best friend when he killed her husband, she said. She has since remarried.
She said it was difficult delivering the news of Russell's suicide to her children, a son and a daughter who was only 16 months old when her father was killed.
"We all have to pick up the pieces and move on, but he's never forgotten," Elizabeth Haugen said. "Every time I look at my children's faces, I can still see him."
Valerie Lehmann said Russell's death means she may finally receive her late husband's gun and uniform, which have been held as evidence during Russell's trial and appeals.
"I honestly thought I would die before him," Lehmann said. "It was really emotional Saturday when I was awoken and realized the fight was over."
There are not enough rights for victims during the appeals process, she said.
"It's a relief for myself and my children and everyone in the Sheriff's Department involved since the beginning," Lehmann said. "It's been a struggle for my children to grow up without their dad. I feel like we can finally start healing."
The families were notified of Russell's death by Riverside County Sheriff Stan Sniff, who was the captain of the sheriff's station where both deputies worked when they were killed, according to a statement the sheriff issued Tuesday.
Russell appealed his conviction in 2004 and again in 2010. His attorneys challenged the lying-in-wait charge — which ensured the death penalty — contending there wasn't enough time for him to prepare an attack.
The California Supreme Court struck down that appeal, noting that Russell had threatened to respond to police with deadly force. He loaded a rifle and fired it at the deputies, showing that he had prepared for the ambush.
In 2010, he appealed the decision again by filing a writ of habeas corpus with the state Supreme Court.
On Monday, Senior Assistant Attorney General Ronald Matthias notified the court that Russell had died.
California has a moratorium on executions while the death penalty protocol is being litigated in federal court. The last execution carried out was in 2006.


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I have always had a bit of hair loss but only really noticeable in my hair brush and clothes rather than visible loss on my scalp. The last few months it has increased though and so I spoke to my hairdresser who recommended Nioxin. She warned me it would take a while to notice an improvement but after just one week the hair loss decreased by about 80%. I am only 3 weeks in so can't comment on hair growth but the virtual end of hair loss in such a short time is staggering. Love this stuff. I use the 3 stage kit. Highly recommended!
I bought this for my boyfriend's long hair since he started some hair loss. I bought system 2, and it appears that it worked. But I don't think it is this shampoo per say, but that he was using conditioners with lots of silicone ( labelled as dimethicone) before which blocked the hair follicle and eventually caused the hair to fall out. Pantene conditioners have the most silicone to my opinion. These Nioxin products are missing the silicone which is great but you can get silicone free shampoos cheaper like L'oreal's Everpure line which are sulfate and silicone free and naturally derived. BTW I hate and mean hate the mint in Nioxin products which is considered a skin irritant as well as a stimulant. But stimulating what??? This line is way too expensive for what it is, period.
I was first introduce to nioxin system 5 by the saloon tt i visited. Was advised to use it for 6mths bt after 2 weeks using it my hair loss increase tremendously.. i cant go on using it anymore as im afraid ill be bald by the end of 6 mth. Its def nt working well with me.
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I have been using the nioxin system 4 for 3 months now on the advise of my hairdresser to try and thicken up my very fine hair and reduce shedding which makes my hair look even thinner. I am not convinced that this has made any difference, in fact my hair shedding has increased so much I'm thinking of stopping using it! My hairdresser advised using it for at least 6 months to see a difference but I'm actually scared I'll have no hair left by then!! Am going to stop using in for a few weeks to see if hair shedding slows down. Disappointed after reading so many good reviews, but I suppose it doesn't work for everyone.
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I just don't understand the number of good reviews here. After developing a full-blown allergy to Nioxin, I tried washing it off with my regular shampoo. In the process, the water ran over my face and body and I could feel my lips puffing out again, skin getting itchy and the start of a throbbing headache. Worse, some ran into my eye and it absolutely stung like mad and turned red for the entire duration of the day. The allergens in this are DEADLY. I can't imagine the havoc it caused on my system, let alone my scalp, and I don't even dare pass this on to anyone, even though I bought a full-sized salon bottle. Who are all these good reviews written by? They just seem highly suspect given how terrible this product is. Go google 'Nioxin and allergy' and you'll see what I mean.
I've used the conditioner a couple times now, and I can't say if it's reducing my hair thinning just yet, but there are a couple "side-effects" that are making me quite happy with it currently.
First off, it smells great. I absolutely adore the smell of mint, so having my hair smell like it is amazing. It keeps me awake and feeling fresh! The mint also makes my scalp feel nice and tingly when I'm applying it, which also feels really nice.
Second and the greatest effect so far is oil control. With other conditioners I've used in the past, even and especially salon brands, I absolutely cannot apply it to my scalp. I wash my hair every other day (otherwise I shed like a cat and I also don't have enough time to wash it everyday) and if I apply any other conditioner to my scalp, by day two, my hair is greasy, stringy, and very unpleasant overall. With this, even applying and working it into my scalp, I stopped seeing that even after only two uses. Love it!
I'll update with more later on when I use it more.
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I finished the entire starter set and handfuls of hair fall out in the shower. My hair used to be so thick and heavy I would get a headache if I put it up in a pony tail, ever since using this I find myself putting my hair up in all kinds of buns and its so much lighter. The thickness of my ponytail is literally half what it used to be.
I've changed nothing except for this shampoo. I cannot believe my thick long hair is gone. This stuff is not good for everyone, it has very harsh detergents. I used it based on a bloggers recommendation. I didn't have thin hair to begin with so I guess I just didn't need it.
What a disaster I wish someone had warned me :( back to el cheapo shampoo and let my hair grow back hopefully.
this is recommended to chemo patients as their hair starts to grow back after treatment to strenthen the hair follicles
Con: minty smell
Pros: It works
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Does it work? Yes.
Is it spendy? Absolutely.
Is the quart thing the best value? Probably.
But this is the thing. its winter. I am bored of it! I have used it exclusively for 6 months and I am bored. The mint scent is invigorating, but as my husband says, "What IS that smell?" Its strong, no doubt. I would offer the shampoo is pretty basic, and the shampoo claims to remove the hormonal 'attack' on thinning hair. I think a clarifying shampoo would do the same, but I prefer creamier consistencies, due to color treating my medium length hair. The Scalp Therapy Conditioner however, is worth every cent. I use a dollop every inch of the scalp and absolutely no build up, but increased volume. I use other salon brand conditioners on my ends, but the Scalp Therapy tingles with menthol/mint, helps me reduce or cease my shedding and controls any kind of itching as a bonus. Love it!!
Does it work? Yes. Where can you buy it? I buy mine at Amazon.com but I've heard Wal-Mart has it as well.
I worked in a salon and I was thinning. I thought "No way can a shampoo regrow my hair." I was thinning so much during beauty school that it became embarrassing. If I hadn't had free license to try anything in the salon I worked, I probably would have never shelled out the cash for Nioxin System 3. But after 6 weeks, I noticed some fullness and baby hairs. After 3 months, it was a considerable difference. It has been about 3 years and I will always use Nioxin.
Pros: It does work (on me at least), the scalp therapy (conditioner) is pretty good stuff and I need a good conditioner, I can part my hair anyway I choose now and I no longer even need volumizing products.
Cons: I can never stop using it. Ever. It does not smell of Candy like other products I envy or admire. It is kind of expensive but my goodness it is worth it.
Now my Mother and Brother-in-law have been using Nioxin and I hear good things from them.
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Whether or not Magic Relationship Words is worth your money? Or it is just another hyped up? My entire Magic Relationship Words PDF review will offer you the best answer via 7 following parts:
- Magic Relationship Words – What Is It?
- How Does The Product Work?
- Magic Relationship Words Review – Product Benefits
- How Much Does It Cost?
- The Full Package Of Magic Relationship Words
- What's About Guarantee?
- Does The Author Offer Any Support?
Magic Relationship Words – What Is It?
Magic Relationship Words is developed by Susie and Otto Collins – a couple who made use of the power of communication to create a happyrelationship. This Magic Relationship Words PDF review is based on the real experience of a user named Jenny Ngoc.
Inside this e-guide, the authors will give you specific tips on how you could begin using only the right words when talking to your partner. When it comes to relationships, communication and connection play important roles that can determine whether couples connect with and understand each other or they do not. This program will offer you 100 words, phrases, and sentence starters that actually work like magic. Also, there are two recordings that instruct you how to use trust building words and phrases when you talk to your partner or spouse that build trust.
Jenny Ngoc shared with VKool that with the help of this e-book, she finally makes sure that she says magic words at the right time in any situation with her partner.
The e-book contains 137 pages which are divided into chapters. Each chapter has 3 distinct parts. Concretely, the first part will reveal to you the magic words, phrases, or sentences. The second part will explain or share the reasons why these words, phrases, or sentences could work like "magic" for you in your relationship. And, the third part will provide you with examples of these words in real action. To help you have more specific view about the content of this new product, my entire Magic Relationship Words review will offer you some deep insights.
How Does The Product Work?
This is my own trusted Magic Relationship Word review. With this review, you will probably discover how this program works. By using this e-guide, you are going to explore some powerful phrases that have great impacts on a relationship and instances of how to put them in action, such as:
- "I have notice that…" – These are magic relationship words as they start a conversation in a way that can bring the attention of your partner to a certain situation that you want to change, shift, or be different.
- "Can you tell me more about…?" – This phrase will allow you to get curious about a situation in the relationship. It indicates to your own spouse or partner that you are stepping out of the role of judging and into the one where you are really enthusiastic to explore more about her or him.
- "I'm feeling…" – This could be a wonderful statement indicating what is true for you in this moment about a specific situation. Also, it is also a good way to get someone to listen to you when speaking.
- "Up until now…" – This phrase is used when you feel compelled to speak about the past tendencies which have not well served you.
- "What's next?" or "Now what?" – These questions could help you as well as your spouse start where two of you are and determine where you wish to go and what the next step should be.
- "Could" – not "Should" – Instead of using "should", going for "could" will create a great difference. As "could" offers the feeling of possibility and choice whilst "should" seems to express a limited sense of choice and might trigger the emotion of powerless for some individuals.
- "Thank you for…" – Saying "thank you" and "thanks" to someone can bring great effects. The author encourages people to include "for" as it can show that you are appreciating that person for specific, meaningful actions or things.
- "I need help…" – Basing on the contexts, sometimes your mate makes a pitfall or be insensitive, then this is a good way to let your spouse or partner know that you are handling with difficult emotions which may or may not relate to her or him.
- And much more
In reality, there has been a great deal of prestigious research that have shown that the real change in relationships comes when partners or spouses soften their own heart and become more vulnerable, accessible, and emotionally responsive to each other. Those words or phrases are introduced in this e-book could help promote this kind of softening, if used with actual intent and openness to positively change. Aside from magic words and phrases mentioned above, when using the Magic Relationship Words, you are going to explore top 10 communication mistakes people often make in their relationship and what you should do about them. In addition, the author also uncovers to you tips to master the most critical relationships skill you need to develop. Besides, you also get to know 21 words, phrases, and sentences that can negatively affect your relationship. Furthermore, inside the e-guide, you also learn:
- Skills and ideas to turn the heat in, out of the bedroom regardless of your circumstance
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- Little-known secrets to instantly improve your communication skills in all your relationships so you will create lasting love
- The relationship secrets to build trust and steps to improve your relationships
- Innovative strategies to create such a type of relationship you always wish for
- Steps to attract the woman or man you love
- Skills to connect deeply with your partner
- Tips to improve self confidence
- Sex tips to become a great partner in bedroom
Magic Relationship Words Review – Product Benefits
Here are some of benefits you can get if following exactly the advice in this relationship guide:
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The authors deliver this program in two options, when it comes to price. Here they are:
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- You also have a chance of receiving 11 extra bonus gifts if ordering the entire package of Magic Relationship Words for $77.
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The Full Package Of Magic Relationship Words
As mentioned above in this Magic Relationship Word review about two options you can go for when placing an order, here are the details of two options:
- Option 1 – the main guide and 7 bonuses, including:
- Red Hot Love Relationships
- Instant Relationship Breakthroughs
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- Creating Relationship Trust
- Creating Relationship Magic
- Relationship Attractor Factor
- 9 Communication Skills Tele-seminar Recordings, part 1 & 2
- Option 2 – the main guide, 7 bonuses, and 11 extra bonus gifts, containing:
- 21 Words, Phrases and Sentences to Never Say To Your Spouse, Partner or Lover
- 10 Communication Pitfalls Most People Make In Their Relationships & What They Could Do To Fix Them
- 7 Keys For A Great Relationship
- Love Lessons
- 101 Romantic Ideas
- Soulmates, Twin Flames & the Goal of Relationships special report
- 101 Relationship Quotes Worth A Million Dollars
- Can Your Marriage Be Saved – Dr. Bob Huizenga
- 10 Ways To Attract or Create the Love You Wantaudio recording
- Forgiveness – Leslie Sann
According the feedback of a lot of users, this Magic Relationship Words is not a scam. It has helped thousands of people all over the world to attain their relationship goals and so do you. However, to eliminate all doubts rising in your mind regarding the effectiveness of this product, the authors offer every customer a 60-day full money back guarantee. That means, in case you are not satisfied with the result gained after using it, you will get a full refund within 60 days from the date of order. There will be no hassle or question asked towards you requirement. Do not hesitate to take action now!
Does The Author Offer Any Support?
For any further question relating to the Magic Relationship Words program, you can send off an email to this address.
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By Jim Bailey
For The Herald Bulletin
An ice cream sandwich box can hold 216 cubic centimeters in volume. The dimensions of an ice cream sandwich are 1 cm x 9 cm x 4 cm. How many ice cream sandwiches can fit in the box? (a) 36, (b) 14, (c) 6, (d) 5
Problems like this are no problem for a group of fourth-graders at Maxwell Intermediate School in Hancock County. One of them is my grandson, Ronnie Roberts, 10. They competed with fifth- and sixth-graders in the regional Math Bowl at Sugar Creek Elementary, and they beat all comers.
That wasn't all. When scores were tallied from all the regionals, not only was the Maxwell team the second best in Indiana but was state champion at the fourth-grade level.
Our daughter Ruth, his proud mom, was there for the Math Bowl. She watched as the kids spouted off the answers with little hesitation. "Sadly, I knew very few of the answers," she admitted. "My son is smarter than me…"
The Math Bowl is sponsored by the Indiana Association of School Principals in conjunction with Purdue University. Up to 20 students are on a team, comprised of fourth-, fifth- and sixth-graders. They are chosen based on their Math Bowl test score and teacher recommendations, the team formed in January and practicing after school twice a week until the contest in early March. The competition consists of four rounds with students working in teams of three.
"My son is a freak of nature in math," Ruth quipped. "I humbly admit his math skills did NOT come from me!"
Nor me. When I was his age I had to spend most of my class time laboriously working my math problems while the other students were doing other subjects. My language skills and spelling were exceptional, but when it came to math I had to figuratively sit and turn a crank in my brain to grind out the answer to 6x9 plus 5 divided by 7 or one-fourth divided by one-half.
Bonnie, on the other hand, is pretty good at math. So is Ruth's twin sister Becky, becoming an accountant. Sarah does pretty well as a school cashier. But Ruth didn't like math. And their older sister Rachel literally sat and cried when her mom tried to help her with high school accounting (So what is Rachel doing for a living? Data entry for Cincinnati Financial Insurance Co.).
So-called common wisdom is that boys do better in math than girls. If so, Ronnie fits the mold. His cousin LeeAnn, on the other hand, is having trouble with eighth-grade algebra. My first thought was: Could Ronnie tutor her? Her mother Sarah admitted to having the same reaction.
Right now Ronnie loves baseball and is pretty good at it. But since less than 1 percent of all baseball players ever earn major league salaries, his mathematical ability could come in handy in adulthood, where engineering types command big bucks.
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By Nick Curcuru
Sports Editor
---- — ROCKPORT – The Rockport and Newburyport boys basketball teams came into Tuesday night's Cape Ann League crossover tilt each holding a distinct advantage in one area of play.
The Vikings had an advantage in the jump shooting department while Newburyport was the more physical team.
In the end it was Newburyport's physicality that shone through as it wore Rockport down in the second en route to a 54-37 win at Rockport High School. Newburyport moves to 6-3 with the win while Rockport drops to 4-5, its fifth straight defeat.
"Our kids are pretty physical, we are in good shape and I thought we played a good physical game tonight," Clippers head coach Tom L'Italien said. "They can really shoot the three and you can't overhelp against them. This was a great win for us, we knew it would be a battle and it was."
The Clippers ran an aggressive 2-3 zone defense that Rockport could not crack all night long. Newburyport was able to both crowd the Rockport shooters and muscle them out of the lane.
The Vikings shot 26% from the field Tuesday (16-61) thanks to the tough defense the Clippers threw at them.
"I'm not sure if it was a lack of execution or we didn't take good shots but we had a tough night offensively," Vikings head coach Tim St. Laurent said. "I liked the way we battled all night but Newburyport is a tough team and they played better tonight."
A back and forth, low scoring two and a half quarters had the look of a game that was going to be decided in the final minutes. But midway through the third quarter the Clippers started draining shots and pulled away.
The first 21 minutes of play saw a pair of ties and six lead changes, the sixth coming when Shaun Asepesi (21 points) nailed a three pointer to complete an 8-0 run and put Rockport up 31-29 with 2:37 to go in the third quarter.
That lead, however, would be Rockport's last as Newburyport dominated the rest of the game.
Back-to-back three pointers from Mike Shay, who was called up from the junior varsity team due to injuries and was playing in his first career varsity game, put the Clippers up four.
Newburyport would go on to score the next eight points of the frame finishing the third on a 12-0 run and taking a 41-31 lead into the final quarter of play.
Rockport cut into the lead early in the fourth when back-to-back buckets from Conor Kuykendall (six points, 12 rebounds) cut the Clippers lead to six at 41-35 with 7:00 to play, but Rockport would only sink one more shot the rest of the way.
"We cut it to six and we couldn't get any closer," St. Laurent said.
"Newburyport is a physical team, give them credit, we are going to have to put this behind us and get ready for Triton on Friday."
After the Vikings cut the lead to six, the Clippers quickly got the lead back to 10 starting a 13-0 run that ended with the Clippers up 19.
The Vikings would hit one more basket in the final minute to cap the scoring at 54-37.
Newburyport moved the ball around offensively as Colt Fontaine led the way with 11 points, but his biggest contribution to the game came on the glass as he hauled in 22 rebounds.
"I'm not surprised (that he had that many rebounds)," L'Italien said of Fontaine. "He is always doing the tough things for us and his motor is always going."
Freshman Danny Baribeault had 10 points while Ian Michaels chipped in nine for Newburyport. Shaun Aspesi led Rockport and all scorers with 21 points, Conor Kuykendall chipped in 12 rebounds.
The first half was a sloppy, back and forth affair that saw neither team get a comfortable lead. A 7-1 Rockport run in the first quarter gave it an 8-5 lead, but the Clippers bounced right back to end the first on a 5-1 run to take a 10-9 lead into the second.
The second quarter was much like the first with both teams playing at a frenetic pace but struggling to find any offensive rhythm. Newburyport extended its lead to as much as six (19-13), but Rockport battled back to cut the lead to one at the break at 20-19 before Newburyport broke it wide open in the second half.
"We are thrilled with this win tonight," L'Italien said. "Rockport is a good, well coached team. Now we will get back to work and get ready for the next one."
Newburyport 54 Rockport 37
at Rockport HS, Rockport
N: Fontaine 5-1-11, D. Baribeault 4-0-10, Michaels 1-7-9, Canning 4-0-8, Shay 2-1-7, J. Baribeault 1-3-5, Boudreau 0-2-2, Traxler 1-0-2.
R: Aspesi 8-1-21, Kuykendall 3-0-6, Meredith 2-0-5, McCarthy 1-0-2, Curtis 1-0-2, Scatterday 0-1-1.
3-Pointers: N, Baribeault 2, Shay 2; R, Aspesi 4, Meredith.
Halftime: Newburyport 20-19
Records: N, 6-3; R, 4-5.


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Oyster Photo Essay: Zac Handley x Berlin
"The youth have basically said 'Fuck it, let's just do whatever we want'."
Zac Handley was the camera whiz behind our Nike shoot a little while ago, and occassionally we'll see him hanging out in our office hallway and we'll high five. He recently went to Europe and took this series of photos which he wanted to share with us. His email said, "I took some pictures on my little 35mm point and shoot in Berlin of some of the fruity characters we came across. A bit of everything in there: teen drug dealers, homeless drug dealers, squats, Marilyn-signed babes, bike riders, mechanical bull vehicles, deep house music, little skaters, tired inline skaters, chicken carcasses..." Naturally, we jumped at the opportunity to put them on the site. We also wanted Zac to tell us more about his trip.
Ingrid Kesa: Hi Zac! How long were you in Berlin for?
Zac Handley: We were meant to be in Berlin for about a week but stayed for two, which wasn't nearly enough.
Was it your first time over there?
It was my first time in Berlin and my first time in Germany, but, they say that Berlin is a separate entity in itself.
Why did you decide to go?
I was — and am — so interested by the idea of what Berlin is. With such a dark modern history behind the city, the youth have basically said 'Fuck it, let's just do whatever we want'. Berlin had always been Germany's cultural hub; liberal and art-oriented... Socially and culturally, pretty much anything seems to go. Berliners seem to respect whatever his neighbour may decide to do with himself, as long as it won't have a negative impact on anyone. No one seems to pass any judgement; a granny on the train sits next to a hardcore punk in complete harmony.
How would you describe Berlin to someone who has never been there?
The city is known for its drug and club scene. Did you have any wild nights?
Berlin is home to the world's best and most authentic deep house and techno music, and in turn, the best clubs. When I say the best clubs I don't mean that they're fancy with rich people and a scene crowd. The good Berlin clubs are understated, weird, sort of creepy but in an uplifting way, loud and open-minded. I already had an appreciation for deep house, but Berlin inspired a strong interest.
What was the craziest shit that you saw while you were there?
I think the winner would have to be the heads going around at about 10am at a club called Sisyphos in East Berlin. It is an old Soviet bread factory which includes the warehouse and surrounding grounds. They have turned it into a dystopic, futuristic, apocolcalypic wasteland with burning 44 gallon drums and carwrecks. Basically it runs from Friday night through til Monday morning and doesn't close. People party for three days straight — when people need sleep they will take themselves outside to the old couches, nap for a little while, then get up and keep partying. All the fruitiest characters I have ever seen collected together, depraved of sleep and put into this odd apocalyptic factory area fuelled by the best German techno and deep house music.
So I'm guessing you made friends with some locals?
We made great friends with a group of Berliners we met at Wilde Renate in East Berlin, in particular a 26-year-old half-Russian half-German circus girl Sofia who showed us all the best places. Sofia ended up coming to meet us in Spain to drive from Barcelona to the North West coast.
Can you tell us the story behind the graffiti wall and the caravan?
It was a big open space behind an artists squat in the middle of East Berlin. Someone had obviously chosen the position to set up a temporary caravan home with a quad bike as a mode of transportation for going around the city. The graffiti wall behind was massive and featured artworks done by some of the most notorious street artists.
And what about the girl with the fan, how does she fit into the story?
The girl with the fan is my good friend Solange Frejean. I met her and her boyfriend Roland when she was here from France to model with Chic. They're legends, I always catch up with them for as long as possible when in Europe. She's a model with Marylin in Paris and she's killing it!
Yeah, what a hottie. Now some more general questions about photography... Do you remember the first photo you ever took?
Probably a picture of the USS Nimitz when I was young and it came to Woolloomooloo.
What do you usually shoot on?
Depends on what I'm shooting — for paid jobs I use a Canon 5D Mark II and for everything else I shoot on a collection of different 35mm cameras I have accumulated over time. For the series in Berlin I shot with a (probably) late 80s plastic Pentax point-and-shoot 35mm that I got at Bronte Vinnies for $3.
Nice one. What has been your favourite job so far and why?
I have had heaps of favourite jobs but I think my favourite was shooting Burberry eyewear for two days in Sydney with the English band Life In Film. We shot an acoustic session at The Observatory as the sun was going down over the harbour with some beers. It was epic.
Ingrid Kesa


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Kevin Bieksa spoke out about the Boston Bruins "Game Jacket" last week, saying the little team bonding tool that's given to the hero of the game after each win is something that should be reserved for pee wee teams.
As it turns out, his Vancouver Canucks might be a pee wee team as well. The Canadian Press points out that, as seen in the Canucks locker room Monday before Game 6, they have a little motivational tool of their own.
A picture of the trophy on top of a mountain gets a carabiner added to the chain with each successive victory. Heading into Game 6 on Monday night, they were one win away from completing the link on a picture that reads "No Shortcuts To The Top."
Bieksa was asked about it, and he didn't really want to talk to reporter Chris Johnston about it, calling it "privileged information", "our own personal thing" and "our jacket."
Hm. Strange.
The Stanley Cup Finals are ongoing, as the Vancouver Canucks battle the Boston Bruins. Stick with this StoryStream for complete coverage of Game 6. For coverage on the Finals, stick with our Stanley Cup Finals hub, our Canucks blog, Nucks Misconduct, and our Bruins blog, Stanley Cup of Chowder.


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