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Castlevania: Lords of Shadow: Ultimate Edition hits PC this August
By Dave Tach on Jun 05, 2013 06.05.13
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Ultimate Edition, a Windows PC version of the previously console-exclusive game with extra chapters and HD enhancements, is headed to PC this August, Konami announced today. The game will be released on Steam August 27 with a retail release to follow on August 30 in Europe. It will include the Reverie and Resurrection levels that came to the console versions as add-on content, as well as native 1080p support tuned to run at 60 frames-per-second. Today's PC announcement confirms a rumor from last month sparked when the game appeared in the Steam database. You can check out a trailer for the new version above and screenshots below. We've reached out to Konami to see if the release dates will be the same in other regions and will update this story with...
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Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate trailer sets up Simon's quest
By Samit Sarkar on Feb 21, 2013 02.21.13
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate focuses partly on Simon Belmont's quest to avenge his parents' deaths, and a new trailer from publisher Konami illustrates a step on his path. The brief trailer consists primarily of an eerie cutscene in which Belmont comes across what appears to be a spectral being standing in his way. The being eventually disappears, and then we see some footage of Belmont in combat. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate launches March 5 on Nintendo 3DS. A demo will be available Feb. 28 in the 3DS eShop.
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Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate trailer teases 20-hour story, platforming and combat
By Alexa Ray Corriea on Jan 22, 2013 01.22.13
The latest trailer for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate gives a closer look at the obstacles players must tackle when it hits Nintendo 3DS in March. In addition to teasing the title's 20-hour storyline, the video above features a brief look at how players can whip enemies into shape, showing the various moves for taking down undead and supernatural beings standing in the way of your goal. The trailer also shows brief clips of the game's platforming sections, as well as a sneak peek of what lies behind the stone walls of Dracula's castle. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate will be available on March 5 in North America and March 8 in Europe.
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Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate official trailer tells the back story of Trevor
By Tracey Lien on Dec 07, 2012 12.07.12
An official trailer for the 3DS game Castlevania: Lords of Shadow — Mirror of Fate is now available courtesy of GameTrailers. The three-minute video tells the tragic back story of Trevor Belmont, who grows up to be a knight in the Brotherhood of Light. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow — Mirror of Fate will release for the Nintendo 3DS on March 1, 2013. Update: Konami announced today that the game will release in Europe on March 8, 2013.
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Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 3DS Halloween trailer shows off extreme platforming, Belmont battles
By Michael McWhertor on Oct 31, 2012 10.31.12
The portable Castlevania from Mercurysteam, developer of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, promises "intense whip combat" and "extreme platforming" as players explore Dracula's castle on the Nintendo 3DS. A new trailer released for Halloween — almost an obligation for a Castlevania game — shows an improved-looking Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate featuring the Belmont brothers doing battle against Dracula's minions, whipping to and from platforms and working out some family issues. Mirror of Fate is bound for Nintendo 3DS in early 2013, Konami says. The portable Castlevania, which takes place 24 years after the original Lords of Shadow, serves as a precursor to Mercurysteam's Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2, coming to PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Windows PC.
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Broncos top Chiefs again...Panthers keep winning
UNDATED (AP) — Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos continue to lead the AFC West following their second win over No. 2 Kansas City in three weeks.
Manning threw for 403 yards and five touchdowns as the Broncos outscored the Chiefs 35-28 in Kansas City. The Chiefs enjoyed a 21-7 lead in the second quarter until the next four TDs came off the arm of Manning. He hit Knowshon (NOH'-shahn) Moreno for a short touchdown and found Erick Decker for three straight scores to put the Broncos ahead 35-21.
Decker finished with eight receptions for a career-high 174 yards and four touchdowns to help the Broncos overcome Manning's two interceptions.
The Chiefs had a chance to force OT as they drove to the Denver 13 before Alex Smith threw an incompletion on fourth down, securing Kansas City's third straight loss since a 9-0 start.
Denver owns the AFC's top record at 10-2 and is one game ahead of New England in the battle for home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs.
In other NFL play:
— Cam Newton threw for two touchdowns and ran for another to lead Carolina to its team-record eighth straight win, 27-6 over Tampa Bay. Newton threw for 263 yards as part of a 426-206 Carolina yardage advantage. The Panthers quarterback has thrown for 13 touchdowns and run for five others during the current winning streak. The victory sets up a crucial showdown next Sunday night with New Orleans with first place in the NFC South on the line.
— Nick Foles threw for three touchdowns to pace Philadelphia to a 24-21 win over Arizona, allowing the 7-5 Eagles to pull back into a first-place tie with Dallas in the NFC East. Foles went 21 of 34 for 237 yards against a defense that came in ranked eighth in the league. He has set a team record for most passes without an interception with 233. He also moved within one TD pass of tying Peyton Manning's record of 20 TD passes and zero interceptions to start a season.
— The Bengals beat San Diego 17-10 to maintain their two-game lead in the AFC North and damage the Chargers' playoff chances. Andy Dalton's 21-yard touchdown throw to A.J. Green snapped a 7-7 tie late in the third quarter. Dalton was 14 of 23 for 190 yards, and BenJarvus Green-Ellis ran for 92 yards and a TD to help the Bengals get to 8-4.
— Blair Walsh booted a 34-yard field goal with 1:43 left in overtime to give Minnesota a 23-20 win over Chicago and knock the Bears a game back of Detroit for first in the NFC North. Adrian Peterson finished with 211 yards on 35 carries, including 51 yards in overtime and 30 on the game-winning drive.
— Stephen Gostkowski booted a pair of 53-yard field goals in the fourth quarter to give New England a 34-31 win over Houston. Tom Brady led a Patriots comeback throwing for 371 yards and two touchdowns. Houston has lost a franchise-record ten in a row.
— San Francisco bolstered its playoff position as Colin Kapernick (KAP'-ur-nik) threw for 275 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions in the 49ers' 23-13 triumph over St. Louis. Kaepernick's 17-yard scoring pass to Vernon Davis put the 49ers ahead 23-6 early in the fourth quarter. The outcome keeps the 8-4 Niners one game ahead of Dallas and Philadelphia for the second NFC wild-card berth and one game behind Carolina.
— Ryan Tannehill threw for 331 yards and two touchdowns to lead Miami to a 23-3 win over the New York Jets. Jets quarterback Geno Smith was benched in favor of Matt Simms after Smith went 4 for 10 for 29 yards with an interception and an 8.3 quarterback rating in the first half.
— Adam Vinatieri booted a career high five field goals to lead Indianapolis to 22-14 win over Tennessee. The victory gives the AFC South-leading Colts a three-game lead over the Titans and a season sweep of their two-game series.
— Atlanta quickly fell behind 14-0 before beating the Buffalo Bills 34-31 in overtime at Toronto. C.J. Spiller's 36-yard touchdown run put the Bills ahead 31-24 with 11:48 left in regulation, but the Falcons forced OT on Steven Jackson's one-yard run with 1:28 left in the fourth quarter before Matt Bryant won it with a 36-yard field goal three minutes into the extra session.
— Cecil Shorts snagged a 20-yard touchdown pass from Chad Henne (HEH'-nee) with 40 seconds left to give Jacksonville a 32-28 win over Cleveland.
Person killed in Arrowhead Stadium parking lot
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Police say three people have been arrested after a person was killed in the Arrowhead Stadium parking lot on Sunday.
A police spokesman tells The Associated Press the death is being treated as a homicide but no arrests have been made. He says the victim had returned to his vehicle to find a stranger inside it and a struggle ensued.
Seminoles, Buckeyes top BCS
UNDATED (AP) — Florida State and Ohio State now find themselves as the top teams in the latest BCS standings following Alabama's loss at Auburn on Saturday. But there's not much distance between the Buckeyes, Auburn and Missouri with just one regular-season game remaining for the three teams.
The Seminoles' .995 BCS average makes them a lock for a BCS title game appearance if they beat Duke in the ACC championship game. Ohio State owns a .950 average, Auburn is at .923, Alabama is fourth at .854 and Missouri is next at .843.
The Buckeyes face Michigan State in the Big Ten title game next weekend, and Auburn meets Missouri for the SEC championship.
Seminoles take over as No. 1
UNDATED (AP) — Florida State is the new No. 1 in the Associated Press college football poll, ending Alabama's season-long reign.
The 12-0 Seminoles got 58 of the 60 first-place votes following their 37-7 romp over Florida. They are ranked No. 1 for the first time since Oct. 1, 2000. Unbeaten Ohio State is the new No. 2, while Auburn moved up to No. 3 with two first-place votes.
Alabama and Missouri round out the top five. Then it's Oklahoma State, Stanford, South Carolina, Baylor and Michigan State.
Florida fires offensive coaches
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Florida has fired offensive coordinator Brent Pease and offensive line coach Tim Davis after the program's first losing season since 1979. They were let go a day after the 4-7 Gators ended the season with a humbling, 37-7 loss to rival Florida State.
Heat on fire...Pacers win again
UNDATED (AP) — Chris Bosh almost singlehandedly stretched the Miami Heat's winning streak to 10 straight on Sunday.
Bosh scored 13 consecutive Miami points in the final four minutes to help the Heat turn a 14-point, fourth-quarter deficit into a 99-98 win over Charlotte. He drained three straight three-pointers to put Miami ahead 93-91 with 80 seconds left, the Heat's first lead since the second quarter.
LeBron James scored a team-high 26 points and Bosh finished with 22 as the Heat improved to 14-3.
The only NBA team better than the Heat right now is Indiana, which picked up its seventh straight win and improved to 16-1 with a 105-100 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. David West scored 14 of his 24 points in the third quarter and finished with 12 rebounds. Roy Hibbert added 19 points against the Pacific Division leaders.
Elsewhere in the NBA:
— Kevin Durant had a triple-double of 32 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists to lead Oklahoma City to its seventh consecutive win, 113-103 against Minnesota. The Timberwolves led 83-78 entering the fourth quarter before Durant hit two of the Thunder's six three-pointers in the period.
— Nate Robinson hit five three-pointers and scored 23 off the bench in the Nuggets' sixth straight win, 112-98 win over Toronto. Timofey Mozgov scored 16 off the bench for the Nuggets, whose bench outscored the Raptors' reserves 72-16.
— Stephen (STEF'-ehn) Curry scored 12 of his 36 points in the fourth quarter and had 10 assists as Golden State nipped the Kings 115-113 in Sacramento. Curry hit two free throws with 8.6 seconds left to help the Warriors win for just the second time in their last seven games.
— Detroit whipped Philadelphia 115-100 behind Andre Drummond's 31 points, 19 rebounds and six steals. Brandon Jennings and Josh Smith added 20 points each for the Pistons.
— Ryan Anderson poured in 31 points and Tyreke (ty-REEK') Evans added 24 in New Orleans' 103-99 road win at New York. The Knicks are in a tie with Milwaukee for the Eastern Conference basement at 3-13 following their ninth straight loss and sixth in a row at Madison Square Garden.
Top-25 title game
UNDATED (AP) — No. 21 Memphis has won the Old Spice Classic while dealing fifth-ranked Oklahoma State its first loss of the season.
Shaq Goodwin scored 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds as the Tigers downed the Cowboys 73-68. Chris Crawford added 14 points for Memphis, which trailed by 10 at halftime before improving to 5-1.
In other top-25 play:
— No. 11 Gonzaga coasted to an 86-51 win as Gary Bell Jr. delivered 15 points. Reserves Gerard Coleman added 14 and Kyle Dranginis 12 in the Bulldog's largest margin of victory this season.
— Ron Baker had 22 points to lead No. 12 Wichita State to a 70-65 win over St. Louis. The Shockers improved to 8-0.
— Chad Frazier scored 25 points and UAB made three free throws over the final 6.6 seconds to preserve a 63-59 upset of No. 16 North Carolina. The Blazers blew most of a 14-point, second half lead before dealing the Tar Heels their second loss of the season.
— Cory Jefferson had 16 points and 10 rebounds for his fourth double-double this season to lead No. 18 Baylor to a 104-59 victory over Hardin-Simmons. Rico Gathers had 17 points and nine rebounds for the 7-1 Bears.
— No. 20 Creighton lost for the second straight day as Kevin Larsen scored 14 points, including the tiebreaking point with 63 seconds left to lead George Washington past the Blue Jays 60-53 in the third-place game at the Wooden Legacy. Creighton's Doug McDermott finished with just seven points after averaging nearly 28 points per game this season.
Twins land Hughes
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Twins have agreed to a $24 million, three-year contract with right-hander Phil Hughes.
A person with knowledge of the deal tells The Associated Press the two sides came to agreement late Saturday night. The person requested anonymity because Hughes still has to pass a physical before the contract can become official. The Star Tribune of Minneapolis first reported the deal.
Hughes went 4-14 with a 5.19 ERA last season for the New York Yankees.
Alfredsson receives ovation in Ottawa before helping Wings beat Sens...Kesler's two goals pace Canucks
UNDATED (AP) — Ottawa fans had seen Daniel Alfredsson produce multi-point games many times during his NHL career, but this was the first time he had done it against them.
The former Senators captain scored an empty-net goal and had one assist in helping the Detroit Red Wings earn a 4-2 victory in Ottawa. It was Alfredsson's first game in Ottawa since signing a free-agent contract with Detroit over the summer. He received a standing ovation from fans who chanted "Alfie! Alfie!" during a pregame video tribute to Alfredsson.
Drew Miller scored two goals, including the game-winner as the Wings earned their fourth straight win
Also on ice:
— Ryan Kesler scored two goals to lead Vancouver to a 3-2 win over Carolina. Kesler's second goal capped a stretch where the teams combined to score three times in 37 seconds.
— Jordan Eberle (EB'-ur-lee) and David Perron scored in a shootout to complete Edmonton's rally in a 3-2 win at Dallas. Andrew Ferrence tied the game for the Oilers with 5:07 remaining.

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PRINCETON (WVVA) - People across the Two Virginias observed the National Day of Prayer Thursday.
Festivities at the Wild Meadow Baptist Church in White Sulphur Springs included music, food, and fellowship.
People from the whole community were invited to attend.
There were also people praying inside the church for the government, the people of Greenbrier County, and others.
The pastor there says he thinks the nation needs this prayer.
"I think we see the things going along around us, our drug problems and the killings, and all the school shootings. And I think it's time we get back to god," said Pastor Lowell O'Dell.
More than 70 people attended the event.
In Princeton, the Greater Princeton Ministerial Alliance sponsored a Day of Prayer observance outside the main entrance of the Mercer County Courthouse.
Around 50 people gathered to prayer while others prayed for specific areas like government, the military and the church.
Organizers believe the event shows unity to the community.
"When you look around a group like this you assume that everybody here believes the same politically and all that and that's not necessarily the case," said Rev. Scott Hodge. "I think when we gather like this, it tends to overcome some political differences that we all might have, and we gather under one banner, and that's the banner of the church ."
In Beckley, a 24-hour prayer space was set up at Woodlawn Park in Uptown Beckley, where people took time out to not only pray but read scripture.
The national day of prayer dates back to 19-52. It was moved to the first Thursday in May in 1988.


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Arts by the Bay offers unique holiday gifts for everyone!
Join us August 15th for the reception of our midsummer exhibit.
The reception will take place August 15th 7-9 pm.
At the next reception we will raffle off an art basket put together by a collection of the gallery's artist. The basket includes art prints, cards, jewelry, and pottery as well as a bottle of white wine and a gift certificate for a massage at the Ion Massage & Spa.
New Exhibition August 15th, 7-9pm
Tai-Chi Class, Wednesdays 7:30-8:45 pm
Rent the Gallery!
Its the perfect place for your next corporate or personal event and especially those holiday parties! The gallery is a great place not only for your party but it provides a built in shopping experience for attendees!
Established in 2008, Arts by the Bay Gallery was
created in a team effort by the Arts & Entertainment Committee
of Havre de Grace Main Street, Inc., and many friends and supporters,
orchestrated by Mitch Shank and Pat Fair. This unique gallery showcases
only the work of regional artisans. Art in every imaginable
medium - sculpture, painting, photography, jewelry and more - are
available for sale at the gallery. Arts by the Bay is a co-op which
means the artists are responsible for manning the gallery - a great
opportunity to meet these talents in person.
Gallery Hours
Winter Hours:
Saturday and Sunday: 12 pm - 5 pm
Spring/Summer hours begin in March:
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 12 pm - 5 pm
Sunday 1 pm - 5 pm
Appointments can be arranged during non-business
hours. Contact Pat Fair to schedule a private showing: 410-409-1336
or 410-939-4441.
Directions to Arts by the Bay Gallery: 500-B, Warren Street, Havre de Grace MD, 21078
From Baltimore and points South:
Take I-95 N toward NEW YORK (Portions toll). Take exit #89/HAVRE
DE GRACE onto LEVEL RD (MD-155) toward HAVRE DE GRACE (US-40). Continue
to follow MD-155. Continue on SUPERIOR ST (MD-763). Turn Right on
JUNIATA ST N. Turn Left on ERIE ST. Bear Right on WATER ST. Turn
Left on UNION AVE N (MD-7). Turn Right on WARREN ST. Arrive at 500
WARREN ST on the Left.
From Wilmington and points North:
Take ramp onto I-95 S toward US-202/NEWARK/BALTIMORE (Portions toll).
Take exit #93/PORT DEPOSIT (MD-222)/PERRYVILLE toward PERRYVILLE.
Turn Left on PERRYLAWN DR (MD-275). Continue on PERRYVILLE RD (MD-222).
Bear Right on PULASKI HWY (US-40 W). Continue on PULASKI HWY(US-40)
(Toll applies). Bear Right on PULASKI HWY(US-40 W). Turn Left on
OTSEGO ST(MD-7). Turn Right on N STOKES ST. Turn Left on WARREN
ST. Arrive at 500 WARREN ST on the Right.
Artist Submissions
All work is submitted to a jury board and once
accepted to the gallery, the work is rotated every 2 - 3 months.
Contact Pat Fair, Gallery Director to make an appointment by calling
Gallery Rental
The gallery would be a perfect location for your
next business meeting, luncheon, birthday party, or any special
occasion. Contact Pat Fair at 410-939-4441 for prices and date availability.


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Teenager killed in crash at Masterton intersection
News from NZ Police
A teenager died as the result of a crash at the intersection of Castlepoint and Stronvar Roads in Masterton on Monday.
She was 19 year old Laura-Rose Marie Jessop from Masterton.
The other person in the vehicle at the time of the crash remains in Wellington Hospital in a serious but stable condition. An investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash is continuing.
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11:37am Monday 17th September 2012 in National Sport News © Press Association 2014
QPR striker Andy Johnson looks set to miss the majority of the season after suffering a serious knee injury during Saturday's goalless draw against Chelsea.
The 31-year-old was forced off in the first half of the Barclays Premier League stalemate at Loftus Road, with subsequent scans revealing the extent of the problem.
"Andy Johnson suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury against Chelsea and is likely to be sidelined for the majority of the season," QPR posted on their official Twitter account.
Johnson, who has won eight caps for England, joined Rangers on a two-year contract in the summer after his Fulham deal expired.
The severity of the injury - sustained on Johnson's third appearance for the club - will come as a blow to manager Mark Hughes, who had expressed optimism the former Birmingham, Crystal Palace and Everton man would not be out for too long.
"AJ felt something in his knee. We hope he's going to be okay, but it's a little bit of a worry," Hughes told www.qpr.co.uk after the game.
"You need players like AJ in the squad because they give so much. We'll send him for a scan over the next few days and hopefully he'll be okay."
Rangers, who have picked up only two points from four games so far this season, will continue their search for a first win of the campaign at Tottenham on Sunday.


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Wanted thief 'will steal without conscience'
A wanted criminal suspected of committing other offences while on licence from prison "steals without conscience", police have warned.
Lee Lynch, aged 50, was convicted of 143 offences - including many where he prised open changing room lockers at leisure centres and taking cash and mobile phones.
On some occasions, he even stole car keys and drove off in the car.
PC Paul Dempsey appealed for anyone with information to come forward.
– PC Paul Dempsey, offender manager, West Midlands Police
Lynch has twice failed to appear at court to answer these charges, so we are appealing to the public to assist in tracing him.
His offending history shows that he has little regard for other people's property and will steal without conscience.
He is suspected of committing a string of other offences while on licence, including other thefts and drugs offences, but never appeared at court.


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Metro police are searching for an armed robber who called ahead before robbing a Madison GameStop store on Wednesday.
Police said the suspect called and reserved an Xbox One and some video games just before the GameStop at 2086 Gallatin Pike North near Rivergate Mall opened.
He reportedly told the clerk he was buying the items for a kid.
The suspect then robbed the GameStop at gunpoint just after it opened. He stole the Xbox One and $600. He also stole NBA 2K14, Just Dance 2014 and Call of Duty Ghosts for Xbox One.
"It shows the individual had a premeditation to create this violent occurrence by pulling the hand gun out on the clerk," Metro police Detective Lt. Curtis Watkins said. "He wanted to get out as soon as possible. He knew what he wanted and he had a plan."
A few doors down from the GameStop, Next Level Games store has been on alert since hearing about the robbery.
The store does not carry electronic games, but has a wide variety of card games.
"There is always concern about robbery," owner Donny Noland said. "But, we have great presence and we have never had a problem."
He continued, "It is unfortunate but in this day and age it happens."
Surveillance footage showed the suspect arriving in the parking lot of the GameStop around 8 a.m. Wednesday.
He waited in the parking lot for around two hours before the robbery.
The suspect is described as a black male, around five feet, eight inches tall between 200 and 250 pounds. He is between 20 and 30 years old.
He wore a ski mask, but some facial hair was visible under his mask.
Video showed the man driving a later model gray Nissan Versa.
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What, you thought UFC signing away three of Strikeforce's five men's champions, all of which have a much higher profile than the remaining two, meant Zuffa wanted to do away with the boys from San Jose?
Apparently, that's not the case, at least not if you hear UFC President Dana White tell it, which he did recently to Heavy:
"We do want to keep (Strikeforce) around. The ball is in Showtime's court. We're waiting to hear back from them (on) whether they want to stay in the Strikeforce business or not. I can't even get into the details, it's so not my thing. I have literally not been in one of these meetings. I do the UFC, that's it. We'll see what happens."
These are sentiments echoing what White stated at the UFC 135 pre-fight press conference yesterday, when he continued to shrug off the idea of a women's division in the UFC.
The extension of that is whether or not said women would have a home in Strikeforce past early 2012, which is when the contract with Showtime runs out. And that's where White says it's up to the cable television channel if they want to renew. This despite the fact they've been given every reason not to.
Indeed, even upon being asked such questions, White looks, dare I say, mildly annoyed at having to provide answers. Video after the jump so you can judge for yourself.


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Kids Frugal Fun-Egg Carton Pumpkins
Each week I bring you a craft that is fun, educational, and frugal. This Friday is World Egg Day and since I love using recycled materials in crafts, I thought "Why not do some crafts with egg cartons?" Be sure to read to the bottom where there are egg related educational activities you can do with your child based on the standards of learning. If you have missed previous crafts, check them out here.
Egg Carton Pumpkins
Egg Carton
Pipe cleaner or some other type of green material for top
1. Cut out 2 egg slots out of an egg carton.
2. Paint or color the 2 slots orange. Allow to dry completely.
3. Put one slot upside down on the other one and glue them together to form your "pumpkin".
4. Poke a small hole in the top to insert your green material to create the pumpkin stem.
4. You can leave your craft plain to decorate your home with little pumpkins, or have your child decorate it to look like a jack-o-lantern.
Educational Activities:
- Science-Kindergartens are to identify the 8 basic colors. We didn't have orange paint so we had to combine red and yellow to create orange. We were able to discuss color mixing, as well as when you mix 2 liquids, you still get a liquid.
- Math-1. Hard boil eggs and have fun measuring how far you can roll them. You can use standard measurement (rulers, tape measure, etc) or non-standard measurement (feet, hands, shoes, toys, etc). 2. We used triangles and squares for our jack-o-lantern face and reviewed other shapes as well.
- Social Studies/History-Hard boil some eggs and have an egg hunt around your home. Egg hunts are not just for Easter! You can draw a map for your child and have them practice map skills/directions.
- Language Arts-Teach your child the nursery rhyme "Humpty Dumpty". Reciting nursery rhymes is a big kindergarten skill!
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2:30pm Thursday 29th March 2012 in Bury FC By Nick Jackson, business editor
RICHIE Barker has challenged the Shakers players who are out of contract in the summer to prove they have a future at Gigg Lane by helping the club stay in League One.
With captain Steven Schumacher out with a hamstring injury and suspended midfield partner Peter Sweeney absent for the last three games, it has been down to the Bury understudies to grind out a couple of morale-boosting draws which slowed the freefall toward the relegation zone.
Notable performers in Barker's side have been holding midfielder and former Arsenal trainee Patrick Cregg, and right-back Andrai Jones, while Mark Carrington has also added steel and guile to the Bury midfield in place of the more celebrated absentees.
With Sweeney available again following his three-match ban for violent conduct in the 4-1 reverse at Carlisle United on March 10, manager Barker has a welcome selection headache as he prepares to host Ronnie Moore's form team, Tranmere Rovers, on Saturday, still seven points short of the safety target of 50.
"I've tried to reiterate to the players that if they come in and give their best and do well, they will keep their place," he said.
"There are one or two of them with a few things to play for. Patrick, Andrai and Mark are all out of contract in the summer, so they've now got a seven-match mini season in which they can earn something out of the game."
Club captain Schumacher came on as a late substitute in Saturday's impressive 1-1 draw at Preston following his return from injury and looks a likely starter on Saturday, but striker Lenell John-Lewis is believed to be at least another week away after sustaining a thigh injury in the 3-3 draw with Huddersfield on March 3.
Otherwise, the Bury squad has a clean bill of health.
Meanwhile, the Shakers have signed goalkeeper Jonathan Bond on loan from Championship side Watford until the end of the season.
Current keeper Trevor Carson is due to return to Sunderland following Saturday's game while Cameron Belford – on loan at Southend – has opted to stay there for their League Two promotion push.
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5:47pm Thu 29 Mar 12
Eileenshakers says...
8:32pm Thu 29 Mar 12
easylife44 says...
7:59am Fri 30 Mar 12
shakencity says...
totally agree with you, if we do stay up a complete overhaul of our playing staff for next season is needed. This current side just isn't good enough.
It won't happen but i'd get rid of Picken, Skarz, Hughes and Belford just for starters. We are absolutely garbage at the back and have been found out this season big time by much better players. Skarz and Picken aren't quick enough, get constantly caught out of position and can't cross a ball for toffee. Hughes had a nightmare game against Everton pre-season (ok, i accept they're PL players) and hasn't improved as we all thought he should have. Belford was imo rightly given his chance after Brown left but his continual calamatous displays and basic errors show us all he's just not good enough for League 1.
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I wanted to take a look at Georgia Tech's past season game by game to try get a better picture of how GT did than just saying our season was a disappointment. With the new excellent SBNation blog Football Study Hall football fans are able to learn more about their teams and the game of football than ever through the use of statistical analysis. As a Georgia Tech student this fits me perfectly. Football Study Hall introduced a concept called Equivalent Points. Equivalent Points tabulates all the results from each play for a college football season and assigns a point value for each yard line based on the average points scored when teams had the ball on that yard line. For a better explanation go here. I took the list of EqPoints and started charting Georgia Tech's game against Kansas using the play by play data. Here is what a sample drive looked like using the point values:
What this allows me to do it to take every play from a game and assign to it a point value for the amount of yards gained. However, Equivalent Points only takes into account the field position change. I say field position change instead of yardage change because Equivalent Points does take into account that a 10 yard gain from your opponent's 20 is worth more than a 10 yard gain from your own 20. This means Equivalent Points has no context, it does not matter what down it is or what distance it is or how much time is left on the clock, it is just the equivalent points expected from possessing the ball at that yard line, which is still very valuable information. With this information we can tabulate Georgia Tech's expected points for an entire game based on its change of field position. Here are the results:
While the total points is pretty close to the 25 we actually scored this number does not take into account turnovers and I am still unsure of how to use the data correctly. What I am more interested is the per play breakdown. Obviously our bread and butter is the run and it is reflected both in how many plays we ran, 51 runs to 16 passes, and the total points we accrued, 18.43 to 6.49. However, when looking at our per play numbers we actually earned more points per pass play than per run play. Alot of this can be credited to 2 passes, a 46 yard pass to Embry Peeples from our own 4 worth 1.268 points and a 40 yard touchdown pass on the same drive to Stephen Hill worth 4.343 points. With out those two passes our Equivalent Pass Points drops to about -.1 points. Again, this makes sense, we have a very high risk high reward passing game. While I very much enjoy this type of analysis and making these write-ups I do realize that there is very little context for these numbers. Equivalent Points does not take into account down, distance, or game clock. It is merely an average of the points gained from a team simply possessing the ball at that yard line. Luckily Football Study Hall has given us 2nd level Equivalent Points which take into account the down that the play is on as well as the yard line. Lets take a look at the same categories as before:
2nd Level Equivalent Points are much more volatile than 1st level, after looking at the data it appears that the biggest swings in points is from gaining a 1st down. This does make sense, converting for a new set of downs gives the offense 3 more chances to score before they have to decide if they want to go for it. Maintaining those chances is in essence the main goal of an offense, continuing to get chances to score. What can we learn from this data? Our predominately rushing offense seems to do a good job on first down to set us up for successful conversions on 2nd and 3rd down, as opposed to actually converting for a new set of downs on 1st down. Other than that, I really do not know. Perhaps PJ is right by being so gutsy on 4th down? 2nd level points seem to reward him for converting a good percentage of these 4th downs. What do you guys think? If you have any questions or want more information comment below and I will try and discuss things with you as best I can. I plan on doing this for every D1 game we played this year and if I have the time or energy I will do the defense as well. I encourage anyone who is interested on Equivalent Points to read up on them and start game charting on your own. It is a great way to pass the time until there is real football to watch.
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• Theoriginal shifter seven has special gears added to them so as to make it easier for your children to pedal. It has the Shimano 7-speed drive train and a steel hitch with 4 shim options. The original shifter seven weighs 26 pounds (11.8 kg) and can carry a load up to 85 pounds (38.5 kg). Perfect for ages 4 to 6.
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Here's the statement from Assemblywoman Teresa Sayward (R-Willsboro) "Today the New York State legislature became the sixth state to legalize same-sex marriage. I am proud to have been a part of the movement to bring equality to...
Just a little while after close of business today, Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos has finally announced Senate republicans are sending the same-sex marriage to the Senate floor for a vote. Here's the text of his...
At least not if you're heterosexual. The current debate and political shenanigans going on in the NY State Senate once again misses the point. And, the Senate is addressing the issue behind closed doors. Shame on them. Here's...
Albany is down to the wire this week on a wide range of issues and one of the biggest is same-sex marriage. The state Senate is one vote away from a deal that would make New York the sixth state in the country to approve gay marriage. This...
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Cuomo pushes for gay marriage, faces backlash
Albany, NY, May 12, 2011 — Governor Cuomo has been leading a push to legalize gay marriage in New York State, traveling to upstate cities to make speeches, and sending supporters to a major rally at the Capitol. As the pressure on lawmakers escalates, anti-gay marriage groups are stepping up their efforts as well, saying they want marriage to remain between a man and a woman. Go to full article
This is not a Democratic or Republican issue. It is a question of New York going forward or backward.
Lt. Gov. says gay marriage among top issues
Albany, NY, May 10, 2011 — New York Lt. Gov. Robert Duffy told a major gay marriage rally at the State Capitol that his boss, Governor Andrew Cuomo, is with them all the way on the issue. Go to full article
If the people are with you, the politicians will follow.
Cuomo will hit the road for his agenda
Albany, NY, May 09, 2011 — Governor Andrew Cuomo is poised to begin a statewide tour to rally New Yorkers to back his agenda, including a property tax cap and gay marriage. Karen Dewitt has this report from Albany. Go to full article
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Religious leaders make the case for gay marriage in Albany
Albany, NY, May 04, 2011 — Advocates for same sex marriage in New York got a boost from over 700 members of the clergy, as Governor Cuomo says he's optimistic that a bill can become law this year. In Albany, Karen DeWitt has more: Go to full article
Assemblywoman Sayward: conservative Republican, unlikely gay rights activist
Willsboro, NY, Dec 04, 2009 — This week, New York's state Senate rejected a bill legalizing same-sex marriage. The North Country's three Senators, Darrel Aubertine, Betty Little and Joe Griffo all voted against the bill. The vote was a blow to gay rights activists. One of the most unlikely advocates for same-sex marriage is Assemblywoman Teresa Sayward. Sayward is a former dairy farmer who lives in Willsboro. She describes herself as a Roman Catholic and a conservative Republican. But after wrestling with homosexuality in her own family, Sayward has become a national spokeswoman for what she views as marriage equality. She has traveled to Florida and New Jersey to campaign for gay rights. Sayward spoke in depth with Brian Mann about her personal and political journey - and about this week's vote. Go to full article
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Gouverneur, NY, Jun 08, 2009 — Politicians are jockeying for position in the race to replace John McHugh. The North Country congressman has been appointed to serve as Secretary of the Army. As Brian Mann, reports, one issue shaping the race could be same-sex marriage. Go to full article
For Roman Catholic leaders, same-sex marriage is a blow to marriage
Apr 28, 2009 — A growing number of Americans see same-sex marriage as a civil right. But for the Roman Catholic Church, legalization of gay marriage represents another erosion of traditional marriage. In the eyes of the Church, the institution of marriage has already been battered by high divorce rates and by more children being born out of wedlock. Brian Mann spoke in-depth with Sister Jennifer Votraw. She's chancellor and director of communications for the Diocese of Ogdensburg. Go to full article
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Apr 08, 2009 — Vermont has become the fourth state to legalize gay marriage. Lawmakers in the state Senate and House mustered two-thirds majorities to override Gov. Jim Douglas' veto yesterday. There was a chorus of cheers and whistles at the final vote, which capped a battle with echoes of the debate that led to Vermont's first-in-the-nation civil unions law nine years ago.
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Beth Robinson, chairwoman of the Vermont Freedom to Marry Task Force, says the vote shows that fairness, justice and love are more powerful than one man's veto pen. Supporters of same gender marriage outnumbered opponents yesterday, with a sea of yellow buttons visible in the gallery. A sign planted outside the Statehouse said "Let Love Win." Opponent Craig Bensen says his side was outspent. The President of the state Senate, Peter Shumlin, tells Jonathan Brown that Vermonters should be proud of the debate over this controversial issue. Go to full article
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Nov 12, 2008 — North Country Public Radio is airing a new series of interviews called "A Fresh Start." We've asked some of the country's most compelling thinkers to make recommendations for president-elect Barack Obama. One of the thorniest issues facing American society is religious faith. Our nation is a tapestry of different religions and different churches. Episcopal priest and activist George Nagle from Saranac Lake says he thinks religion can play a healthier role in our political debates. Father Nagle told Brian Mann that the faith community should urge Barack Obama to think about a different slate of top issues. Go to full article
May 30, 2008 — State Lawmakers expressed surprise at the news that Governor David Paterson has quietly authorized state agencies to recognize same-sex marriage performed in other states and other countries. Meanwhile Paterson was trying to downplay the significance of the move. Karen DeWitt reports. Go to full article
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We are learning more about the efforts of two men who brought a welcome, yet surprising end to the water crisis in Prince George's County this week.
WSSC Facility Technicians Brad Destelhorst and Tom Ecker, who with grit, muscle and an iron will overnight Tuesday, helped to keep the water flowing to more than 100,000 WSSC customers this week.
"It's what I do," said Destelhorst. "That's why I'm here."
"I've worked for 21 years in the ground on all different types of valves, along with Brad for the last six years, and you know, we just attacked it with a game plan and we stuck to it," said Ecker.
They were able to close a valve to divert water to the affected residents while standing in three feet of water in a vault 20 feet underground.
"As far as a valve scenario goes, this thing was destroyed," said Destelhorst. "And I mean, when I had the parts in hand, looking at them at first, I was like this isn't going to work."
And their bosses were thinking the same thing. That is why they never mentioned the possibility of a workaround to avoid an all-out water emergency in the southern part of the county.
"And with the information we had available to us, if I had to make that decision again today, I would make the same decision," said WSSC General Manager and CEO Jerry Johnson. "Because we had no assurance whatever that we would ever be able to get that valve open. That's the very first time an effort like that has ever been undertaken here, much less caused to be successful."
While contractors from New Jersey were fixing the failing 54-inch water main in woods along the Beltway in Forestville, Ecker and Destelhorst were working two miles north of here.
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Super Bowl XLVII Advertising: 5 Key Trends
Super Bowl XLVII saw five major advertising trends boosting, most of which helped the ads live a longer life on more platforms. With the prices high for an ad piece rocketing high—average $4 million for a 30-second commercial,—the advertising has to be really effective (Brand Keys explored this theme in its latest report). The goal was achieved by various approaches, from making the ads more like films to building a longer, engaging campaign around the spot. Find the five trends as spotted by Time.
Longer adverts
This year, Super Bowl saw a larger portion of longer spots than before. According to Kantar Media, this year about 20% of commercials ran for 60 seconds or even longer versus 10% created for the 2011 Super Bowl game (Kia, Toyota, Volkswagen, Lincoln and more decided to launch longer ad stories).
Online Teasers
While the game is the major platform to launch the ads, brands used the time before Super Bowl to tease the audience and engage it before the commercials aired within the match. This year, manufacturers like Coca-Cola generated much buzz around their Super Bowl ads by launching the pre-game activity, which was designed to be even more important than the ad itself—here, the ultimate commercial is more like a prize here, a prize for being patient, and it is rather a final chapter than the beginning of the story (Mercedes, Sketchers).
Real People
This year, brands created great plots for their ads as well as invited consumers to share their own stories online. Companies encouraged the audience to make their life part of the brands' lives through a series of activities focused on aggregating user-generated content. For instance, Doritos kicked off its annual Crash the Super Bowl competition of user-created ads, Pizza Hut offered its fans a chance to celebrate their favorite pizza maker in a self-created commercials with the "Hut! Hut! Hut!" message, Lincoln invited the audience to share their tweets to co-write the story, and Toyota's consumers were able to upload their photos on Twitter or Instagram using the #wishgranted hashtag for a chance to get it featured in the ad. Why? Just because you pay much more attention to what you (your family friends, co-workers, rivals) have created.
Humorous characters
Another way to attract a bigger audience to watch the ad is to create a funny spots with famous comedians. This year, the "funny army" was joined by Amy Poehler and Tracy Morgan (Best Buy and Kraft Foods MiO Fit) and Seth Rogen and Paul Rudd (Samsung) to name but a few.
Engaging Multi-Screen Audience
It's not enough to engage only TV viewers—these days, brands want more. They put hashtags and channels into TV and online spots and invite public to visit other platforms for making the conversation really big. Plus, since now audience is not tied to the TV platform, but also watches content on their mobile devices and tablets, it's possible to reach viewers in multiple ways online. In mid-January, Coca-Cola kicked off the Chase promotional initiative, inviting the audience to cast a vote in order to determine, which ad will air during the game. But some brands engaged the Super Bowl audience even without advertising during the game: for instance, Target created a Snack Bowl mobile app.
As usual, Super Bowl half-time show is a stage for grandiose music performance—this year, the headliner was Pepsi's new face Beyoncé, who did a truly great job (watch the video here). This helped erase memory of her lip-sync scandal at the U.S. Presidential Inuaguration.
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HANNIBAL, Mo. (WGEM) -- It's Helias week at Hannibal and that means the level of anticipation leading into Friday's game has been heightened exponentially.
The Crusaders beat the Pirates twice last season including the district championship which ended Hannibal's season.
Head coach Mark St. Clair says the annual affair always seems to bring out the best in both teams.
"I think over the years either us or Helias has been in the quarterfinals, or better, just about every year, and sometimes it's been both of us," St. Clair noted.
"This is a great rivalry and a great game. Every year we look forward to this and I'm sure they do too. They're 6-2 and we're 6-2, and it should be a good game."
Hannibal senior Mitch Nichols explains the team's mentality as the biggest game of the regular season nears.
"Do what we're coached and slow them down a little bit on offense, and then we'll do what we do on offense," Nichols said. "Hopefully we can pull it out."
The Pirate defense is sure to have their hands full trying to maintain Crusader quarterback Wyatt Porter who's thrown for more than 1,300 yards and 19 touchdowns this season.
"He just does a lot of things," St. Clair said of Porter.
"He runs their football team and he knows what they want to do. Last year we got to him a little bit but we've got to find a way to slow him down."
Senior Andy Colborn is confident the Pirates will be ready.
"These are the game you look forward to, these are the games you love, and these are the games you're not sure how they're going to end up," Colborn indicated.
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Religious persecution has really reached its peak in Egypt. Many events have taken place since Islam came in. The latest of which is the attack on the Coptic Christians in the town of Nag Hammadi, in Upper Egypt. This attack occurred at 11:30 pm local time on the night of January 6, 2010 in front of the local church. Three Muslim males pulled up in a car and started shooting at the congregation upon their exit out of the church after Christmas liturgy at the church. A few days prior to the attack, the churches Bishop Kyrillos received a call from an unknown person threatening that there will be some sort of attack in the next few days. Bishop Kyrillos notified the local police force, but they failed to do anything. The purpose of this petition is to get back the honor of the martyrs killed during the attacks. The Egyptian government is yet to react to what happened in any way. All that has been done is that the local police force is present to prevent further damage from occurring, although that has not been successful as there has been more damage since then. Local Muslims have been active in still beating Christians and destroying their homes, and businesses. We demand that somebody has to do something, since the Egyptian government does not want to do anything about the matter.
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Physical rehabilitation plays a critical part of most patients care at NMR. Our passion is to not only have a patient feel better but to actually be better and stronger. Joint, muscle and spinal problems demand stability, strength and conditioning if one is not only to feel better but also to restore function and prevent similar or worse problems in the future. With rehabilitation at NMR, a patient is progressed to and educated toward becoming as functional and independently capable as possible. The primary components of conditioning are employed with each rehab program (mobility, balance, stability, strength and endurance). Work and sport specific rehabilitation is also an integral part of the rehabilitative services for many patients at NMR.
The chiropractic physicians of NMR combine for over 60 years of clinical experience, most of which have been serving the Somerset county area. From various soft tissue muscle energy techniques, low and non-force manipulation to traditional osseous adjustments, a diverse array of chiropractic techniques can be utilized at NMR. After a thorough consultation and examination process, if chiropractic care is recommended, the latest technology combined with the healing nature of human touch is provided.
Nutrition counseling at NMR will focus on nutritional therapies shown to have strong clinical efficacy. Common problems that at least in part are managed nutritionally by our physicians include: blood sugar control problems, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, gastrointestinal dysfunction and disease, hormonal imbalances, food hypersensitivities, fatigue, inflammatory joint problems and many autoimmune conditions. Blood and other lab testing may be a necessary component of a
patient's diagnostic workup. Either by itself or in conjunction with other medical therapies, nutritional intervention many times proves to be a critical part of a patient's therapy.
CranioSacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle hands-on method of improving health and function. It is utilized to evaluate and enhance the CranioSacral System and works to strengthen the body's own natural healing mechanism. It can also dissipate the negative effects of stress on the Central Nervous System. Restrictions in this system can lead to a variety of musculoskeletal and neuromuscular problems.
What conditions can be helped with CST?
CST strengthens the body's ability to heal. It is effective for many conditions associated with pain and dysfunction.
- Migraines & Headache
- Chronic Neck & Back Pain
- Stress/Tension Related Problems
- Chronic Fatigue
- Scoliosis
- Orthopedic Problems
- Motor Coordination Problems
- And many other conditions
Laser therapy is a physical treatment using specific diodes to emit photons (light). Photons of near infrared and visible red penetrate the skin stimulating cellular activity which can enhance the healing process creating a cascade of clinical benefits. Radiant energy is absorbed by structures in the cell and is converted into biological energy that stimulates cell activity. This deep tissue penetration reduces inflammation and repairs damaged tissue without drugs, invasive surgery
or side effects. Laser Therapy can be very effective treating such conditions as carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow, Achilles tendonitis, shoulder tendonitis, neck and back pain.
The treatment is non-invasive, has no side effects and takes only 10 minutes or less. Relief can be felt immediately.
Massage therapy is one of the oldest modalities of natural medicine and pain management. Using different manipulative techniques, therapists move the muscles and soft tissue to promote relaxation and healing. Therapeutic massage is often recommended as part of a regular program for one's health, wellness and athletic training. It increases blood supply, oxygen and nutrients to your muscles, joints and vital organs and improves circulation throughout the body. This helps to reduce muscle spasms and cramping which enhances recovery from exertion and fatigue. Massage helps to relieve the pain and discomfort associated with stiff joints, neck pain, sciatica, muscle tension and headaches. Massage therapy helps to achieve greater range of motion and can help lower blood pressure, mental and physical stress and reduce post surgical adhesions and swelling.
- Deep Tissue Massage promotes releasing of chronic muscle tension, and the healing of old and new injuries. The focus is on the deepest layers of muscle tissue, tendons and fascia (the protective layer surrounding muscles, bones and joints). This massage technique combines a customized, bull-body massage with warming and cooling thermal products to provide deep muscle pain relief from injuries and chronic conditions. Deep tissue massage is ideal for anyone who suffers from chronic pain or limited mobility due to athletic training, repetitive movements and overuse.
- Sports Massage therapy is geared towards athletes of every kind. This technique focuses on areas of the body that are overused and stressed from repetitive and often aggressive movements. Sports massage therapy can be used as a means to enhance pre-event preparation and reduce recovery time for maximum performance during training or after an event. Sports Massage will help to promote flexibility, reduce fatigue, improve endurance, prevent injuries and prepares the body and mind for optimal performance. Sports massage once or twice a week will be a great addition to an athlete's regimen.
- Trigger Point massage is specifically designed to alleviate the source of the pain through cycles of isolated pressure and release. In this type of massage the recipient actively participates through deep breathing as well as identifying the exact location and intensity of the discomfort. The results and benefits of trigger point masssage are releasing constricted areas in the muscles thus alleviating pain. Receiving trigger point therapy on a regular basis can help naturally manage pain and stress from chronic injuries.
Acupuncture has been a component of Traditional Chinese Medicine that originated over 5000 years ago. It is offered as a holistic approach to pain management at NMR. Acupuncture can provide drug free pain relief for people with chronic pain and suffering by encouraging the body to promote natural healing. The needling of acupuncture points stimulates the nervous system to release pain-relieving chemicals (endorphins & serotonin) and hormones in the muscles, spinal cord and brain. These chemicals are the body's natural painkillers. The body produces them to influence its own internal regulating system and healing abilities to fight disease and maintain a healthy physical and emotional state. Incorporating acupuncture into a rehabilitation program can help people with chronic pain or suffering from such things as:
- Headache & Migraines
- Back, Neck & Joint Pain
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Fibromyalgia
- Myofascial Pain
- Trigeminal Neuralgia
- Menstral Cramps
- Osteoarthritis
- Sciatica
- Tennis Elbow
Biofeedback Therapy is a mind-body technique used to teach patients how they can gain control over biological functions that normally occur automatically beneath the level of awareness such as blood pressure, heart rate, muscle tension, and brainwave frequency. At Natural Medicine & Rehabilitation we use complex biofeedback machines and computer software to detect internal bodily functions with great sensitivity and precision that allow involuntary physical functions to be translated in ways that can be understood.
In essence biofeedback is a psychophysiological mirror by which a patient can monitor and learn from physiological signals produced by their bodies and can see in real time how their thoughts, emotions and body are interconnected.


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Women's Golf Finishes Day Two at UC Spring Invitational
CRYSTAL RIVER, Fla. – One round remains at the UC Spring Invitational at the Plantation Golf Resort in Crystal River, Fla. and the FGCU women's golf team sits 17th on the team leaderboard. Freshman Georgia Price (Winchester, England/Fort Myers HS) leads the Eagles into the final round, holding a share of 32nd overall.
Sitting in 11th following an opening round 313, the Eagles combined for a score of 330 in the second round of play to move their two-day total to 643 and place them 17th overall. Leading the field entering the day, FIU continues to sit atop the 19-team leaderboard with a score of 290-294/584.
Supplying back-to-back rounds in the 70s, Price opened the event with a 77 and followed with a 79 on Saturday to bring her two-round score to 156 to sit in a share of 32nd among the 102 participants. Price ranks among the tournament leaders in par 3 scoring at one-over par.
Opening the event with a 78, sophomore Megan Van Etten (Trinity, Fla./J.W. Mitchell HS) shot an 82 in the second round to move into a share of 51st with a score of 160. Leading the Eagles through the first round of play with a 76, freshman Chelsea Guoynes (Traverse City, Mich./Traverse City Central HS) followed with an 86 and now holds a scorecard of 76-86/162 to place in a tie for 60th. Senior Fabienne Haremza (Wilderman, South Africa/Glenwood House/Lamar University) rounded out the scoring for the Green and Blue with a 82-83/165 for a split of 74th.
Sitting atop the leaderboard entering the day, FIU's Shelby Coyle continues to lead the field with a score of 69-72/141.
The final round of the UC Spring Invitational will get underway with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start on Sunday morning at the Plantation Golf Resort. Results and recaps from the tournament will be available at www.FGCUAthletics.com.
FGCU Results
T-32. Georgia Price – 77-79/156
T-51. Megan Van Etten – 78-82/160
T-60. Chelsea Guoynes – 76-86/162
T-74. Fabienne Haremza – 82-83/165
Tournament Leaderboard
2. Stetson – 299-306/605
3. Xavier – 304-305/609
4. Akron – 305-310/615
5. Morehead State – 309-307/616
6. Mercer – 303-319/622
7. Rutgers – 316-307/623
T-8. Seminole CC – 312-315/627
T-8. Seton Hall – 307-320/627
T-10. Cincinnati – 315-314/629
T-10. Florida Southern – 310-319/629
12. North Dakota State – 312-318/630
13. Ohio – 318-315/633
T-14. Oakland – 320-318/638
16. Embry-Riddle – 315-327/642
19. Tampa – 371-368/739


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Good morning, vibraphones. In a combination post to cover for 1. not watching the Warriors game last night and 2. a pretty heavy dry-spell in my fanpostin' and toastin, I do share with thee an interesting piece of literature that the magnificent Alan Hahn woke my ass up with this morning.
There's been mucho discussion over D'Antoni's decision in the past few games to completely deprive our bouncing baby Anthony Randolph of playing time, hitting him up with two consecutive DNP-CD as of the game in Oakland. Some say it's because of Randolph's penchant for astute knuckleheadery out on the floor; some say it's because of D'Antoni's passionate love affair with the short bench rotation. Pause.
According to the head coach himself, it's an efficiency thing. From the Hahnery:
D' Antoni has been criticized in the past for a lack of communication with players, but with Randolph, the coaching staff has been very clear. The 6-11 Randolph's game is extremely raw, erratic and, at this point, undefined. The Knicks would like to see him define it by observing versatile players such as Lamar Odom, Boris Diaw and Marcus Camby. "At the end of the day, you have to be efficient,'' D'Antoni said. "And we're trying to get him efficient.''
Good gravy, not again. In Golden State, Randolph had the penthouse suite in whisky fan Don Nelson's doghouse, despite his clear talent (although raw), amazingly ridiculous upside, and overall stretchiness. After a few seasons of this, Nelson more or less alienated the young man through his grumpiness at Randolph's goofy mistakes. Would D'Antoni make the same mistake with Randolph in New York?!? Say it ain't so, Mike! But, Posters and Toasters, here it is, Alan Hahn to the rescue:
"This is a cakewalk here. I love it,'' Randolph said. "Nellie had his ways but, not to say I didn't enjoy myself out here, but this situation is a lot more easier, there's a lot more dialogue with the coaches.''
So it's only been a handful of games, and there's plenty of time for Anthony to get frustrated with sitting next to Roger Mason Jr. for a few months, but the kid understands why he's in basketball time out and is willing to prove himself before he is just handed minutes.
The interesting thing to this cat is the idea that the coaching staff wants to refine Randolph's game through a whole lot of observin' and conservin', instead of by getting gametime burn to smooth out his rough edges. Practice is valuable, but I don't think there's much of a replacement for getting valuable experience during games. But hey, I have a silly name. So take that for what you will.
Questions? Comments? Leave your opinions down yonder and let's get a good discussion going!
Have a nice weekend, ticklemonsters.


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Two decorative Swedish ponies sitting on a friend's shelf are all Karin Hardy has left of her Water Street home in Jamaica. A nearby brook roared into a mad river and washed her home, and three of her neighbors homes, away during Tropical Storm Irene. They were told by FEMA to apply for hazard mitigation buyouts.
"At the beginning it was very much we were told we were the poster children for acceptance, it was a wonderful program and basically a done deal," Hardy explains.
But after months of paperwork and red tape the homeowners found out they didn't qualify because apparently they aren't in a registered flood zone.
"It's kind of ridiculous to be told that your home wasn't in a flood zone when it was completely washed away," said Hardy.
After more waiting she says the homeowners were told by the federal government about another way to qualify for the buyout. They should prove that the cost of the buyout is beneficial to the government in the long run. One of the requirements to make the cost beneficial to the government is that the brook just a few feet to my right had to have damaged the homes which were just a few yards to my left at least four times in the past.
"We couldn't come up with anything like that," said Jamaica Select board Chairwoman Lexa Clark. "We did a lot of research and there was nothing that we could prove that it was like that."
The state's hazard mitigation liaison crunched the numbers in accordance with FEMA's cost-benefit analysis and determined the properties did not meet FEMA's standards. After a year and a half of waiting, the homeowners were told by state officials on January 11th that despite losing everything -- they would not get the buyouts.
"I feel kind of numb, honestly about the whole thing," said Hardy. "It is frustrating now. It's -- you kind of wonder -- what's going to happen next with all our other projects and stuff like that," Clark adds.
Clark says they have one last hope -- to apply for a highly competitive federal block grant -- but she's not letting anyone get their hopes up again.
A FEMA spokesperson tells Channel 3 News FEMA haven't reviewed the state's documents yet. Though a March 1st deadline was set for submission – the official says FEMA may be able to formally rule on the matter this week.
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I hope I'm putting this in the correct forum. Had to think about it Feel free to move if I'm wrong.
The question is about Skype / Phone / Cyber Sex. Ok here's the deal...
I was just on Skype with an FB who is on holidays. Actually she was in her old room in the house she grew up in. We were on for a few hours, nice long chat. At one point I told her I'd call her back because I was going to the toilet & making some food. When i called back she had changed into a corset & panties & was sitting on the bed with the lights out.
We chatted again for a bit. She lay back on her bed & began doing something with her hands. I couldn't make out what she was doing so I asked "are you knitting?!". She said no, she was playing with the string on the corset (that tied it together at the front). She said she felt kinda turned on.
I figured this meant she wanted to have some kind of cyber sexual experience with me. One problem - although I've fucked her in the flesh, I've never had online / phone / skype sex before ever! i had no idea what to do. I hesitated & it showed. I said something dumb like "dont keep me waiting" or something. I didn't lead, i was kinda hoping she would do what she wanted to do.
She didn't. Then she complained. She said "You're not very good at being a man" (ouch ouch ouch ) & then
She said - complained about me not calling her while she's away, letting her do all the calling
But I think she meant - I'm horny & you're cluelessly messing this up
Thinking as I went I figured this must be fundamentally the same as any other sexual experience - I should lead & instruct & make it happen. She had now covered herself with a blanket. She asked "How can I seduce you" so i told her to start by taking off the blanket. Now there was a little frame gaming as she aasked how would I seduce her. I really wasn't pushed about the whole thing but figured I'd carry on. I told her again to remove the blanket & she did.
Next I told her to remove the string from her corset & open it at the front. if she did this i told her she could pick an item for me to remove.
She looked at me (not the webcam, so what I saw was her looking at her PC screen, lol) & said "kiss me, touch me". I told her I'd love to but since i'm not there she'd be doing it herself. Now after i started instructing her she started kinda giggling like that was what she wanted. When i said about her having to touch herself she did giggle but then she said that maybe she should go to sleep.
Goodnight kisses & end call.
Minute later she calls back
bol (felt so smug tbh, lol) - trouble sleeping?
fb - yeah, i felt lonly
Then she took off the corset & ended the call & logged off!
So specific feedback on this case is welcome, but I think overall it's clear my inexperience is what messed it up.
Specifics welcome yes, but I'd like to know even more broadly, generally - how do you have Cyber Sex? How should it be done? What are the do's & don'ts?
I'm guessing I was just too forward in telling her she'd be touching herself, or am i wrong, does she not actually touch herself during it?
Literally I am clueless on the topic & id rather not be, so please enlighten me


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Windows 8/RT App Spotlight, Part 7
While we've all been busy on the forums, developers have been busy stacking the Windows Store with their awesome apps. After digging through the Windows Store again this week, I return again with more amazingness in the form of nine new third-party apps for the Windows 8/RT app spotlight.
If you haven't already, be sure to check out the other parts one, two, three, four, five, and six of this app spotlight.
PODCASTS! is, as you might have guessed, a podcast app. While it is limited in that you can't add subscriptions not listed, I have yet to not find any of the podcasts I care about, with one exception (The GameStation Podcast).
Free, $1.99 for SkyDrive sync
I have tons of product keys just sitting around. I used to keep the more important keys in a .txt file on a portable hard drive with a back-up on Google Drive. This app is a neat, organisation-friendly way of keeping all your product keys organised—and, as an added benefit—it syncs with SkyDrive.
This game… why? Really… why? But it's oddly addictive.
Unit Conversion Tool is a handy, touch-friendly tool that allows you to convert many different units in distance, area, volume, weight, angle, speed, velocity, pressure, energy, power, data storage, and temperature.
$2.49, free trial available
IRC is a clean, well-organised and fairly easy to use application for chatting in a whole host IRC channels.
If you're familiar with the Tom's Hardware website ,you'll enjoy and appreciate this app—if you aren't get familiar. Tom's Hardware has all sorts of information of hardware related news and reviews.
An oddly challenging puzzle game, Blocked In will be a big source of rage if you let it. Give it a shot. I had to skip puzzle two because apparently I'm too stupid to figure it out.
A simple, but elegant and perfectly useful stopwatch and countdown app.
The Khan Academy has a lot of videos on YouTube. This app makes them much, much easier to sort through and enjoy.
How About You?
What apps have you found and enjoyed on Windows 8 and Windows RT? Let me know in the comments down below.
Apps Previously Highlighted
In Part 1: YouTube+, Nextgen Reader, TuneIn, PuzzleTouch, Netflix, Google
In Part 2: Kindle, Bookqueue, Hangman RT, Draw a Stickman Epic, /R/etro, Code Writer, WordBook, myHomework.
In Part 3: WordSearch, Writing Type, Barcode Generator, Modern Pokédex, Fiction Book Reader, Tasks, ComicsJolt!
In Part 4: Music DJ, Metro Media Player, Nook, Recipe Keeper, Toolbox, New York Times, Calculator X8, iHeartRadio, JustWrite
In Part 5: Audiobook 8 Pro, Shuriken Ninja, FlashQuiz, LINX, Wikipedia, Epicurious, Piano Time Pro, Periodic Table, ARMED!
In Part 6: eBay, Manga Tree, Slacker Radio, Free Books, Xsie-Osies, TechCrunch, Music Alarm Clock, Bible+


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In this Commercial Appeal article written by Marlon W. Morgan, Dave Chase, GM of the Memphis Redbirds, points out that ticket sales for the Cardinals two exhibition games against Memphis on April 3 and 4 at AutoZone Park have been lagging. Could this be because the Cardinals have failed to make the playoffs the last two seasons? Is this because Memphis area fans don't think St. Louis did enough in the offseason to get back to the playoffs? Are the low ticket sales simply a product of the poor economy?
The University of Memphis Tigers basketball team isn't going to be in the Final Four this season. The Memphis Grizzlies are their usual bad selves. One would think there would be more interest in baseball. Memphis has a PDC agreement with St. Louis signed through 2012. AutoZone Park is still one of the nicest minor league baseball facilities in the country. I knew ticket sales would be down from 2007 and the first Civil Rights Game. AutoZone Park might not be at even half capacity this weekend.


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Its very rare when Louisiana does something right. When we do it better than anyone else. When we are the trend setter, the leader that everyone else follows. But that's exactly the case with Louisiana's film industry.
Louisiana is quickly becoming THE place to do almost any kind of film or television production. From New Orleans to Shreveport to Baton Rouge and just about all points inbetween, Louisiana is truly becoming Hollywood of the south.
Most recently, the film industry trade journal "P3" ranked Louisiana the number one place that offers the most attractive combination of tax incentives, crew base, talent pool, infrastructure, accessibility, significant production revenue and overall popularity among filmmakers. Number one! Meaning Louisiana beat out California and New York, too. It means when filmmakers and those financing the films want to make a movie or television series, they look to Louisiana.
Our state was the first to adopt film and tv tax incentives, which sparked a trend across America. More and more filmmakers are now heading here.
Louisiana offer basically everything a production could want or need - from processing to trucks, as well as stages, to high-end visual effects. Everything - and I mean everything- one would want in the film industry can be found here in Louisiana.
We may not do many things well in our state but we are getting better and the film industry is one of our shinning stars.


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Classic jambalaya ingredients, chicken, shrimp, and sausage, come together over fettuccine pasta. This version is only mildly spicy. If you like it hot, increase the cayenne pepper or add hot sauce to taste. Feel free to substitute rice for the pasta.
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text: Mahogany Readers is a monthly discussion group open to anyone who wants to read and discuss books written by African-American authors. Types of books usually have either an urban or a Christian fiction theme. African-American classics may occassionally be selected. Discussions are conducted in a friendly, informal manner that involves the sharing of ideas, feelings, experiences, and food. Tonight's title: "Perfect Peace" by Daniel Black @ Dorothy Bramlage Public Library Annex, 238 W. 8th Street, Junction City


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DIY Memo Board
Cole was always complaining about my disaster of a desk! I had post-it notes stuck all over the hutch and computer monitor- you could hardly see the screen. I decided to find a solution to my cluttered mess. Over the weekend, I stopped by Michaels to pick up more grosgrain ribbon for bows and headbands. While there, I looked around for something I could use to make a memo board. I was thinking I would buy some foam poster board and put fabric over it, but then I found the perfect solution...foam craft sheets! I couldn't decide between the black or white, but finally decided the black would look better and hold up longer. I glued some grosgrain ribbon around it and Voilà!! So simple and cheap. Now, I just wish I had bought the bigger size.
P.S. The adorable Pug illustrations arrived with my fabulous Darling Daisy top from ModCloth!


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2 large shallots, minced1 tablespoon butter8 ounces white wine1 cup heavy cream2 pounds Wisconsin fontina cheese, shreddedPanini:24 slices Kalamata olive bread sliced 1/2 inch1 tablespoon olive oil12 ounces duck prosciutto6 dried pears5 ounces sunflower sprouts or pea shoots, alfalfa sprouts or other greens
In sauté pan over medium heat, combine shallots and butter. Cover and cook 10 minutes until shallots are soft. Add wine and cook, uncovered about 10 minutes or until wine is evaporated. Add cream and fontina and cook over medium heat, stirring, until creamy. Keep warm. Serve fonduta spooned over panini, or as a dip for fresh pears.
Lightly brush bread with olive oil and toast in broiler on one side only. Lay prosciutto on untoasted side of bread. Top with pears and sunflower sprouts. Top with second slice of bread with toasted side up. Cut into 3 triangles and arrange on plate. To serve, spoon fonduta over each sandwich.
• To make dried pears: Wash pears and cut into eighths lengthwise. Place on parchment-covered baking sheet and roast at 250°F. for 3 to 4 hours or until pears have shriveled and dried.
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