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From Edmonton to Vancouver Island, members of Trans Mountain Expansion Project Team have hosted nearly three dozen Public Information Sessions about the proposed project this fall.
At each session, many of which are held in school gymnasiums and community halls, people have the opportunity to review introductory information about the project on a series of more than 30 display boards and talk with members of the project team.
Session materials also include paper maps of the entire existing pipeline route, a video detailing the highly-regulated process governing the safe movement of tankers in BC waters, and a Google earth overlay that allows attendees to zoom in on any portion of the route, in operation since 1953 between Strathcona County (near Edmonton) and Burnaby.
Two more sessions in this introductory round of the community engagement process are scheduled for early in the New Year – January 11 in Sooke and January 12 on Salt Spring Island. Details are available here.
A summary of this round of information sessions will be available in early 2013.
All comments and concerns gathered will be incorporated into the project's comprehensive Facilities Application to be filed to the National Energy Board (NEB) in late 2013.The NEB is the federal regulator of Canadian pipelines that cross interprovincial and international boundaries.
The discussion is continuing online. You can also follow the project's activities on twitter (@TransMtn). Additional community meetings are also planned for 2013 as more information about the proposed project becomes available.
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The f of Spanish is pronounced basically like the usual "f" sound of English, although perhaps a bit softer. Thus it is similar to the "f" sound of "fast" and "friend," but never the "v" sound used in "of."
The Spanish f sound is classified as an unvoiced labiodental fricative, which is a way of saying that it is pronounced by touching the upper teeth to the lower lip and without using the voice. It almost always appears at the beginning of a word (as in fiesta) or after a prefix (as in reformar or bifurcado).
Words spoken by native speakers in the accompanying audio lesson on pronouncing the f are fogón, fijaron, francesas and franceses.

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The Jimmocase is on the agenda for this Thursday's SNF/Long Term Care Open Door Forum. RehabCare has been closely following the Jimmo vs. Sebelius settlement, which this year established the maintenance standard for Medicare coverage. Prior to the Jimmo case, Medicare only covered skilled care if it improved (rather than maintained) a patient's condition. CMS is set to provide an update on the settlement with stakeholders and providers this week. Stay tuned to RehabCare Advantage to learn if Jimmo is addressed in the upcoming forum.
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Eric Decker believes that his Denver Broncos have shot themselves in the foot early in games, and it's a big reason why they find themselves with a disappointing 2-3 record so far. The wide receiver told Denver's 102.3 ESPN station that getting off to a fast start is what the Broncos want to do against the San Diego Chargers on Monday night.
Said Decker, according to an interview transcribed by Sports Radio Interviews:
"I think the last couple of weeks, not the Oakland game, but the other games, we started slow and we were always playing catch up. That's tough in this league to do when you are playing offenses and you gotta try to play catch up."
It's not as if the Peyton Manning-led offense has been ineffective. Denver is the NFL's sixth-most productive passing offense and hasn't scored less than 21 points in a game this year. They have close losses to the Houston Texans, New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons.
Decker added that many drives, especially early ones, have been killed by turnovers. He said that a 7-0 lead rather than a turnover to end a long drive could have changed the complexion of the game in any of Denver's three losses.


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In Time and Eternity: Shakers in the Industrial Age
"In Time and Eternity: Maine Shakers in the Industrial Age 1872-1918" is a series of images that depict in detail the Shakers in Maine during a little explored time period of expansion and change.
Biddeford, Saco and the Textile Industry
The largest textile factory in the country reached seven stories up on the banks of the Saco River in 1825, ushering in more than a century of making cloth in Biddeford and Saco. Along with the industry came larger populations and commercial, retail, social, and cultural growth.
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The Downeast community's history as presented by a broad-based team of representatives from Surry Elementary School and Surry Historical Society. Topics covered include the Surry Opera House and Surry Playhouse, the Surry Village School and education over time in the community, sawmills, and early property owner Phebe Fowler. Students scanned and transcribed a large number of the items digitized for the project.
Swan's Island: Six miles east of ordinary
A look back at island life in Maine as captured by a team consisting of Swan's Island Educational Society representatives, which encompasses the community's library and historical society, a class from the Swan's Island School, and an Island Fellow from the Island Institute. Exhibit topics examine islanders at work and play, Baird's Quarry, old buildings, and the changing role of women on the island.


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How I Use Workouts to Help Me Drop Weight
Changing my eating habits was my first corrective measure when I became tired of being overweight. This helped, but it did not accomplish my expressed goal of losing weight on an ongoing basis. With the amount of fat I needed to lose, nutrition alone just wasn't going to cut it; so now I Use Exercise as well. My fat began burning away when I both exercised and ate healthy. Here's how to use exercise to send unwanted body fat packing.
Employ a significant number of cardiovascular workouts
As a rule of thumb, 3,500 calories must be burned to lose one pound of fat. The odds of burning that many calories are slim unless you add cardio workouts as part of your training. Aim to get cardio, with an emphasis on high intensity interval training, five days a week. To attain the entire cardio workout, there is no reason not to employ different segments of the workout throughout the day.
An example of a typical cardio workout spread throughout the day might look like this:
- Pop in a workout video and exercise for 15 to 30 minutes before dinner.
- Run on a treadmill for 15 minutes when you wake up.
- Take a brisk 15-minute walk around the parking lot during your lunch break.
Exercise bikes and treadmills are not the only options you have for a healthy cardio workout. Don't misunderstand because these two devices will provide you with cardio workouts that are more than adequate. Boredom can result if you limit yourself to these two cardio exercise machines. Your heart can get a workout in many different manners. A short list, from among hundreds of ways to do so, of alternative ways to gain cardio exercise might include jumping rope, mowing the lawn, gardening, swimming, and kick boxing.
Another valuable exercise is to life weights
Many women avoid weights like the plague. They fear pumping iron will make them look bulky and masculine. Don't believe it for a second. Unless you use some sort of performance-enhancing drug when you lift weights, the possibility of looking like the Hulk is slim.
Lifting weights will jump-start your metabolism, help you build lean muscle tissue, and burn off your fat. Even at times you are kicking back on the couch, the more lean muscle mass you have, the more calories your body will burn. Because the consistency of lean muscle mass is so compact, the amount of space it takes up in the human body, compared to fat, is small. Any lean muscle tissue you build lifting weights will tone your body and give you a streamlined physique. Lay fears of becoming bulky aside, ladies, and get in shape by pumping iron thrice weekly.
A potential workout plan for you might include
In one of my past newsletters, I talked about building a foundation by focusing on mastering the basics: lunges, squats, pushing, twisting, and pulling. In consecutive sequence, perform these exercises. After all five exercises have been completed, follow through with a total of two additional repetitions.
This sample workout includes:
* Bodyweight squats – 10 to 20 repetitions
* Bodyweight lunges – 8 on each leg
* Modified pushups on your knees 10 to 15 repetitions
* Assisted pull ups – 10 repetitions
* Medicine ball or dumbbell wood-chop – 10 repetitions per side
Making these exercises more challenging through increased resistance levels and instituting an elevated degree of complexity are options afforded to you as the level of your fitness expands. fat burning fat for my body with fabulous results and I'm confident exercise can do the same for you.
It feels great every morning when your health and appearance are in accord with your wishes. It's unacceptable to settle for less. Tried and true methods implemented in application of the Diet Solution Program will assist with your goal of losing excess pounds.


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How safe do you feel in your city's downtown? It's an issue many in our area are looking at. And in Davenport, it's why you'll see more officers patrolling downtown.
The idea is to be visible. NETS, or Neighborhoods Energized to Succeed, officers concentrated around the city have already made a big difference in high crime areas. Now they're making a difference downtown as well, talking one-on-one to business owners, residents and visitors. Not because they say they have to cut down on crime, instead because they must eliminate the perception of it.
For officers pedaling their way through Davenport's downtown, it's a different perspective. And they say they want those who see them to change their views as well. Police Officer 1st Class Scott Fuller says about crime, "I think there's just a perception. I don't know why. I don't see it and I ride every day." Spending hours in the saddle, at all hours of the day. Cpl. Andrew Harris says, "We're making contacts with business owners and residents and visitors, seeing if they have any questions and just being present in the neighborhood."
It's something these officers have been doing for nearly three months, making regular stops at the library, Skybridge and bus station, where they have seen problems in the past. Fuller says, "A little big of arguing, a little bit of homelessness." That's a problem they tell us they are now able to see through from beginning to end, possibly spending more time helping a homeless person find a place to stay.
Meantime, residents and visitors tell us seeing this gives them peace of mind. "It's a good idea, it's a very good idea," Dari Gebhardt says. "They're friendlier, they're better in the public, they always ask about our well-being." Officers say it is about making that one-on-one connection and building positive relationships. Easier to do on two wheels. Fuller tells us, "The bike gives us that opportunity, where the car is kind of a barrier. The door, window kind of shut everybody off." The last thing that happens when officers get off their bikes. "These people here are the reason that I do this," Fuller says. "I love this."
Of course, no area is crime free. But along with the perception that downtown could be dangerous, statistics show in two and a half months officers have cut down on actual crimes. Just downtown, from last year to this one, disturbances have gone from 119 to 107. Assaults from 17 to six. Trespassing is up, from six to 23. But police say that's because they're really focusing on that problem at places like the Skybridge.
Those numbers follow a city-wide trend. The uniform crime report shows crime is down across Davenport over the past five years.
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I actually just saw a commercial for weight gain. Like, literally shaming skinny people into gaining weight. I understand it's still wrong, but it just is so bizarre. In a world where bones are valued so highly, the fact that it's profitable to sell "fat pills" is mindblowing.
Why it's hard to lose weight in America:
I went to McDonald's. I know, go throw up and come back to your monitor.
So I decided to go to McDonald's which—I pretty much never do to try a "frappe."
I figured it's a Monday, I didn't sleep at all, my stomach hurts, things are generally kind of blah, so maybe a "frappe" will lift my spirits to tackle the next couple of hours at work.
I get to the window, and the clearly rushed anxious woman asks me what kind of sauce I want. I think I stuttered barbecue because she was making me nervous and the next thing I know I have a small frappe and 10 chicken nuggets and a small fry.
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Winning games in teamsport is only possible when individual teammembers are skilled and have the right attitude. And you have to be lucky once in a while and you have to take risk.
The right attitude is concentration on your position and assistance of teammates when they are faced with strong opponents and have trouble getting the job done.
In the past a guy like Darren Woodson was the correcting factor on the Cowboy's defense. With Novacek, E. Smith and Irvin on offense feeded by Mr efficient Aikman there were no problems at all.
But the lack of a skilled and overachieving safety is not the only problem on defense. Man to man coverage and poor tackling in the open field should worry Wade more than his kicker for example.
Dallas lost a game it could have won if the team had played with more intensity.
What went wrong:
Defense did not adjust to Mike Martz taking gambles with deep drops and throws. There was poor tackling in the open when it counted and it appeared that after a good start the defense lost its intensity and underestimated the skills of the opponent.
The pooch kick after the return TD by Dez Bryant gave the Bears great field position. Just pin them back on their own 20. The defense at that time was still focused. Psychological coaching error.
Conservative playcalling when it counted. After the fumble before haltime in Washington the Cowboys decided to kneel with 20 seconds left on the clock. That was given prior week's accident an expected move so why not give it a deep try this time with all offensive guys being aware to stop a return?
Dallas Morning News puts Buehler under the bus for his missed field goal (44 yards) and asks Jerry to hire a new leg. I do not agree. Buehler will develop into a monster kicker. He has a great leg and will be more accurate down the road.
The point here is that trailing 20-17 at that time the Cowboys were faced with a fourth and five on the Chicago 26yardline. Go for it here. If it falls short the opponent gets the ball deep in its own territory with sufficient time left to stop them. By going for fourth down when it matters the crowd and players get fired up even when it fails. (see for going for it on fourth down also Graig Easterbrook Tuesday Morning Quarterback sequence on ESPN's page 2)
So the playcalling on offense was too dull when it could have surprised the other team. If that changes, the tackling improves and the players only celebrate after the last whistle has blown Dallas will ease into the playoffs.
Dutchcowboyfan lives in Amsterdam, the Netherlands and is a follower of American Football since the early eighties of last century. The first game of American Football I watched was a game between the football New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys. The Giants were coached by a screamer (in my view) of which I later found out that it was Parcells. The other coach was a guy with a great hat and cool calm and collected composure, Tom Landry. I became a cowboy fan since then.


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10:50am Monday 17th February 2014 in News
THE wheels are in motion for a community production to keep all the family entertained this half-term.
Fladdy Fladdy Bang Bang has been a real labour of love for the Fladbury Players as they wrote the script themselves - having started a year ago after their production of Snow White - and it will be performed from Thursday to Saturday, February 20-22.
It is a tale of a flying car, racing villains, rubbish spies, kidnap and romance, all set in fantastic world of Fladbrosia.
The production is part play, part panto and part circus.
Art, design and production has been carried out by Dev Naraine, while Eleanor Creed-Miles was the play's originator and will sit in the director's chair.
Daily performances in Fladbury Village Hall, near Evesham, will be staged at 7.30pm and 2.30pm matinees will be held on Friday and Saturday.
Tickets are £8 for adults, children aged five to 16 £4 and families £20.
For more information and tickets, go to fladburyplayers.co.uk or call Richard and Vicky Irvine on 01386 861250.
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The Orange Bowl presents so many positives for the West Virginia football program. If you're not going to make the National Championship Game, this is what you're shooting for- a conference championship, the national spotlight, a BCS game.
Of course, the Mountaineers have some recent history in similar games. After the 2005 season, they went to Atlanta and upset Georgia in the Sugar Bowl. Two years later, they won the Fiesta Bowl by beating heavily-favored Oklahoma in the Fiesta Bowl with an interim head coach.
Now, they'll look to go three for three in BCS games by beating Clemson in the Orange Bowl. A win would take the sting off some of those regular season losses, and put a cap on what would have to be considered a successful season.
That's looking at the game in terms of the present. It's never too early to look ahead to the future, though, and the Orange Bowl is a perfect opportunity to give WVU a boost in recruiting. It certainly doesn't hurt that the game will be played in an area that West Virginia recruits heavily.
"Well, two things," said head coach Dana Holgorsen. "One, the exposure in South Florida is going to be big. Obviously, this is a big recruiting base for us and we have at least a dozen kids from this area, the way it is. Then, we're recruiting probably another dozen kids that we want to be Mountaineers, so that's big."
Florida is home to some of the best football recruits available in any given class. WVU's roster is full of players from the Sunshine State, especially from Miami and the immediate surrounding area. One high school in particular, Miramar, has been especially productive for West Virginia and its coaches. Miramar High School is conveniently located 3.1 miles from Sun Life Stadium, where the game will be played.
The exposure that WVU will get is so valuable when it comes to recruiting. When the Mountaineers got off the plane, they were greeted by a bus that was basically a mobile West Virginia advertisement. That same bus will be driving right through one of the biggest recruiting areas for the program.
According to Holgorsen, there's much more to it than just the Miami area.
"But just the whole overall aspect of a BCS game," he said, "the Orange Bowl, dating back to 1935, having a tremendous amount of exposure on national TV, and historically, just having as many good games as they've had over the course of the last 80 years is something that we understand and respect. And the whole overall exposure from a national standpoint is every bit as important as it is the local standpoint."
The game is, of course, much more than a glorified recruiting trip. This is a chance for the seniors to go out on a winning note. It's a chance for West Virginia to earn its third win in a BCS bowl. And, depending on how things go in court, it could potentially be a great way for the Mountaineers to say good bye to the Big East.
Yet, there is the fact that this entire week could help draw in more quality recruits in not only Miami, but other parts of the country. For West Virginia, that's just one of many benefits.
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From Petersburg, to Paris, French students from Vernon Johns Junior High School raised $120,000 to go on the trip of a lifetime. They are now headed to Paris, after a Petersburg resident donated a house to help with fundraising efforts.
The students sold raffle tickets for the $60,000 house, and received a scholarship grant for the trip courtesy of EF Tours, an educational global travel company.
Vernon Johns French teacher Christine Alegue was born in Paris, and will show the group of 32 parents, teachers and students the city where she spent most of her life.
"When they see French culture through their own eyes, they will improve in their language skills and fall in love with France," Alegue said in an interview Tuesday. "Most of these students haven't been on a plane before, so they're thrilled to be going."
The students will spend eight days in the French capital, and a weekend in London. Alegue's classes have practiced conversation situations, and are eager to begin making memories abroad.
"We're going to be in so many different situations that you can't help but take home memories of everything that's happened," said Vernon Johns student Janyse Edmonds Tuesday. "I love art, and I can't wait for the moment when I see the Mona Lisa in the Louvre."
Vernon Johns students hope to make the trip an annual event, and also held carwashes, candy and pizza sales to pay for the trip. The students will arrive in Paris Thursday.
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Virtual Economy Research Network (VERN) is a communication hub for scholars, students and developers interested in virtual goods, currencies and economies. It was launched in September 2006 and is maintained by Helsinki Institute for Information Technology.
VERN's purpose is to promote academic research in the area, serve as a research resource, and enhance communication between scholars and developers. The main features of the site are a blog, a discussion forum, a bibliography and a list of research links.
The VERN blog publishes news, analysis and research by regular contributors from the academia and industry. Guest articles featuring new approaches to the topic are also occasionally published. Contributions are selected by a team of editors, currently Vili Lehdonvirta, Tuukka Lehtiniemi and Juho Hamari. To contact the editors, please send email to vern(ät)virtual-economy.org.
The VERN bibliography collects references to books and scholarly papers related to virtual goods, currencies and economies. Started in 2004, it is the most extensive public listing of research in the area. Any registered user can submit new entries to the bibliography, which will be moderated by the editors. To register an account, click here. Registered users can also start discussion threads and suggest links to the link list.
Virtual goods, currencies and economies
Virtual goods, also known as virtual assets and virtual property, are artificially scarce resources that exist in online spaces. Examples of virtual goods include powerful characters in massively-multiplayer online games (MMOG) and virtual items and gifts in social networking services (SNS). Many platforms that contain virtual goods also have virtual currencies and markets, forming systems that can be called virtual economies and subjected to economic analysis.Virtual goods and currencies are frequently bought and sold for real money. In 2007, the volume of this real-money trade (RMT) was estimated at 2.1 Billion USD per year globally
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The final season of 'Breaking Bad' is coming to Netflix next month
No show captured the public imagination last year more than Breaking Bad, and it's going to get a lot easier to watch Walter White's story from beginning to end next month. The Huffington Post reports (and Netflix confirms) that the final eight episodes of Breaking Bad will be available on the streaming service February 24th.
This actually represents the US doing a little bit of catch-up: Netflix subscribers in the UK were able to watch the final episodes immediately after they were aired. Netflix and Breaking Bad have become intertwined over the past few years, with the show's creators crediting the service — and the binge watching it enables — for growing Bad's fanbase. That relationship looks like it's going to continue with the upcoming spinoff, Better Call Saul: the new show will be debuting internationally on Netflix as well.


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Fl. man gets 20 years for shooting at deputy
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BRADENTON, Fl. — Larry Boyers knew there was a deputy sheriff in his carport when he fired twice through a screen door in a brazen attempt to kill the officer, prosecutors told jurors.
Boyers, whose son is a Manatee County deputy sheriff, said he was in the throes of an emotional breakdown and was insane at the time of the shooting in January 2007. He had been drinking heavily that night.
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Vance Worley fanned seven in the loss, charged with seven hits and three runs over six full frames.
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Vermillion, South Dakota, native and long-time NFL linebacker Ben Leber will be the keynote speaker at the 2013 Sertoma Sports Banquet in Sioux City, coming up Wednesday, April 10th.
Leber spent 11 years in the NFL, the last seven with the Vikings. He was drafted in 2002 by the Chargers and spent his first four seasons in San Diego.
Tickets for the April 10th banquet at the Sioux City Convention Center are $50. Social hour starts at 5:30, with dinner at 6:30. That includes a prime rib and pasta dinner, plus the program, which will start at 7:15.
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Members of the Savannah Youth Council traveled to Atlanta Thursday to meet with state and local legislators as part of Savannah-Chatham Day.
The youth council members spent part of the day beneath the gold dome, where they discussed youth issues with elected officials and watched lawmaking in action.
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Read about first-hand accounts from MSF aid workers and patients.
Dr. Grania Brigden, the advisor on tuberculosis with MSF's Access Campaign, describes how children with TB that could be treated often go without care because of a lack of effective diagnostic tools and approaches.More >
Busiwe Beko who lives in Khayelitsha, South Africa, describes her baby daughter's successful battle with drug-resistant TB.More >
Dr Andrei Slavuckij, who has been following the evolution of TB in the former Soviet Union for the past dozen years, discusses the dynamics of the disease in a post-Soviet landscape.More >
In July 2002, Fred Minandi, one of MSF's first patients in Malawi to receive antiretroviral drugs, spoke about his daily life at the 14th international conference on HIV/AIDS, held in Barcelona.More >
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Windsor (CA): Head coach Rob Gatrell has taken a teaching position and the offensive coordinator spot at Moreau Catholic HS (CA).
Central DeWitt (IA): Head coach Kurt Kreiter has resigned to become the new activities director for the DeWitt school district.
Homedale (ID): Head coach Matt Holtry has added the title of athletic director.
Memphis Melrose (TN): Memphis Central HS (TN) assistant coach Keith Woods has accepted the head coaching position at Memphis Melrose HS.
Seekonk (MA): Former NFL linebacker Vernon Crawford is the new head coach.
Skowhegan (ME): Head coach Mike Marston has decided to retire.


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Cuba's Leonel Suarez scored the highest point total in the javelin of the men's decathlon on Thursday, throwing a 76.94 on his first attempt, easily the best mark of the day. Sergey Sviridov had the second-best throw, at 68.42, a full 8.5 meters behind Suarez.
The javelin gave Suarez 996 points and propelled him into third place in the decathlon overall standings, with just the 1500 meters remaining. That is as far as he will climb onto the podium, however, as Americans Ashton Eaton and Trey Hardee finished 9th and 3rd in javelin, further increasing their stranglehold on the gold and silver medal, respectively.
Eaton set a new world record in decathlon at the U.S. Team Trials in June, scoring 9039 points to break Roman Sebrle's (Czech Republic) mark that had stood for 11 years. And while that seems out of reach in London, he still has a shot at the Sebrle's Olympic record of 8893 points. Eaton needs 746 points, which means he needs to run a time of 4:29.86 in the 1500m (4:20 p.m. ET).


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St. Francis Winery & Vineyards, located in the heart of Sonoma Valley, announces a new food and wine program for 2014, called Sonoma Tastemakers, which will feature the best of Sonoma County. Each month, the St. Francis will host a different Sonoma producer, purveyor, or company in its beautiful Mission-style tasting room to share artisan products and stories. The St. Francis staff will pair wines to accompany the products and share insights on the pairing process. St. Francis Winery president & CEO Christopher Silva says, "We've always believed in discussing the relationship of wine and food with our guests, from our seasonal dinners to our ZAGAT-recommended Wine & Food Pairing, named '#1 Restaurant in America' last month by OpenTable diners. This new program gives us the opportunity to celebrate all of the wonderful producers in Sonoma County and will allow our guests to experience wine tasting in a new way."
Sonoma Tastemaker Winter Schedule
Earth's Bounty Fine Foods, January 25
Earth's Bounty Fine Foods in Santa Rosa focuses on all-natural products that enhance everyday meals, including savory and sweet jams, delicious sauces, vinaigrettes, tapenades and seasoned nuts.
Petaluma Pie Company, February 22 (In honor of National Pie Month)
Petaluma Pie Company is a farm-to-table bakery cafe specializing in sweet and savory pies made with local and organic ingredients.
Valley Ford Cheese Company, March 29
Nestled off Northern California's rural Sonoma County coastline, Valley Ford Cheese Company crafts award-winning farmstead Italian cheese, including award-winning Estero Gold.
For more than four decades, St. Francis Winery & Vineyards has hand-crafted fruit- forward, luscious, and full-bodied wines from the superior mountain and valley vineyards in Sonoma County's best appellations. St. Francis wines are recognized globally for outstanding quality and great value. For more information visit: www.stfranciswinery.com


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Good to see the MiGs back in service... Definately a good sign!
Does anyone have any more pictures of Officers? Would like to see more pics of the new Serbian officer uniforms, and what the new revised rank shoulderboards look like...
Serbian officers, meaning police?
Who is responsible for choosing the camouflage colors and painting it on the vehicles? It seems that there are a couple of different teams...
And thanks for the pics, they're great. Especially the Mig-29.
Yes, there is no unified camo pattern.
Several different styles, depending on when was painted, as well what conflict was going on.
A lot of improvisation and do it your self.
My favorite is splinter,on a giraffe.
Here is a brief photo over view of made in war patterns-
Srb splint-
HAha, no.
Kosovo or rice price have no influence.
All those different ones where old.
Everything new is that 3 color scheme or Splinter.
There is a lot of new buying ahead, with one camo style.


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Card Sorting: Current Practices and Beyond
Journal of Usability Studies, Volume 4, Issue 1, November 2008, pp. 1-6
Article Contents
History and Assumptions
Card sorting was originally developed by psychologists as a method to the study of how people organize and categorize their knowledge. As the name implies, the method originally consisted of researchers writing labels representing concepts (either abstract or concrete) on cards, and then asking participants to sort (categorize) the cards into piles that were similar in some way. After sorting the cards into piles, the participants were then asked to give the piles a name or phrase that would indicate what the concepts in a particular pile had in common.
In the world of information technology, information architects and developers of desktop and Web-based software applications are faced with the problem of organizing information items, features, and functions to make it easier for users to find them. Card sorting can be an effective means of discovering the optimal organization of information for potential users' viewpoint.
Unfortunately, the development and practice of card sorting in information technology has been driven mostly by opinion and anecdotal experience, with little influence from systematic research. As a result, many of the decisions faced by developers in conducting a card sort study are based on analogy to seemingly similar arenas (e.g., survey administration) and situational circumstances. As we point out in the following sections, this assumption is often questionable.


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Field Recordings, R-S
Welcome to the W. Amos Abrams Field Recordings Collection, songs titled R - S.
The recordings are listed in alphabetical order by song title. For several songs multiple variants are listed, each providing a unique version of the song.
"The Rake and Rambling Boy" - Mrs. James York
"Rambling Rambles and Jumbled Jambles" - The W.C. Johnson Family
"Raven Dark Hair" - Dr. Graydon P. Eggers
"The Rebel Soldier" - Dr. Cratis Williams
"The Rebel Soldier" - Uncle Pat Fry
"The Rich Old Lady" - Horton Barker
"Rise Up and Shine" - Rock Springs Choir
"The Rising Sun" - Ed McMahare
"Roane County" - The Burleson Sisters
"Rock Me to Sleep in the Cradle I Love" - The Speedwell Quartet
"Rollie Trudum" - Horton Barker
"Romish Lady" - Herman R. Eggers
"Romish Lady" - Mrs. Emma Regan
"Rosewood Casket" - Herman R. Eggers
"Rye Whiskey" - Dr. Cratis Williams
"Savior, Hear Us" - Mrs. Moyer Ayers
"The Scolding Wife" - Mrs. Laura Timmons
"Scotch Ditty" - Mrs. Minnie Breedlove
"The Seventh King's Daughter" - Mrs. Jane Church
"The Seventh King's Daughter" - Uncle Pat Fry
"The Seventh King's Daughter" - Mrs. Avery Johnson
"The Seventh King's Daughter" - Mr. and Mrs. James York
"Shall We Gather at the River" - W.C. Johnson Family
"She'll Be Coming Round the Mountain" - Mace and Evelyn Johnson
"She Still Held on to Her Hidey-Ho" - Carl Story
"Shirley Ann Smith" - Steve Church
"Shortening Bread" - Mr. and Mrs. Moyer Ayers
"Shortening Bread" - Happy Sam Coffey
"Shout Little Lula" - Dr. Cratis Williams
"Silly Sallies" - W.C. Johnson Family
"The Silver Dagger" - Mrs. James York
"The Sinking of the Titanic" - Steve Church
"Sourwood Mountain" - Dr. Cratis Williams
"Springfield Mountain" - Mary Jane Kornegay
"Springfield Mountain" - Myrtle C. Venable
"Square Dance Tunes" - John Greer
"The Suffolk Miracle" - Uncle Pat Fry
"The Suffolk Miracle" - Dr. Cratis Williams
"Sunny Side of Life" - Casey Jones
"Swapping Song" - Earlina Green
"Sweet Fern" - Mrs. Avery Johnson
"Sweet Sally" - Mrs. G.L. Bostic
Sweetheart of Sunny Tennessee" - The Shell Brothers


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During the last weekend in May, while many Americans were relaxing at the expense of those who gave their lives for their freedom, soldiers in a lower-profile domestic war gathered to plot their next moves in their fight.
The "Micropower Council of War" was called by Free Radio Berkeley founder Stephen Dunifer; if it were not for his ongoing battle with the government (through the courts), there would have been no blossoming of unlicensed radio stations - and no widespread microradio movement.
When the FCC announced its plans to re-legalize a low power FM (LPFM) radio service, Dunifer was one of the first to discount the move as political hype.
"I will not be content with a few crumbs from an ever diminishing slice of pie carved from an ever shrinking pastry," said Dunifer. "It is the whole damn pie shop and bakery, that is what we need to seize. In the art of war the battle goes to the one who determines the field and rules of engagement."
For the last year and a half, the initiative has been on the side of the FCC. As part of its LPFM rulemaking, the FCC included a provision that would allow previously unlicensed broadcasters to be eligible for a license - if they ceased operation.
Many who had originally taken to the air to get the government's attention complied, hoping to broadcast again later without fear of being busted.
This slightly lessened the burden on the FCC's overworked enforcement agents and allowed the arch-enemy of microradio - the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) - time to marshal its strength for a killing blow.
Even though LPFM plan is being rolled out, its potential has been successfully watered down by its enemies. Because the licensing requirements are worded in such a way as to literally give what licenses remain to "established community groups" and other politically-proper organizations, "former pirates" now find themselves out of luck after all their efforts.
Even the FCC's attempts to cloak LPFM in an aura of public accessibility have gone hideously awry; this past weekend, in the middle of its first filing window for licenses, the FCC's electronic licensing application system apparently crashed .
There is also the NAB's ongoing attempts in Congress to kill the new stations before the first licenses are awarded; these are still alive and well.
Even a sliver-thin slice of pie isn't certain. With this in mind, microradio activists gathered in San Francisco on May 27 to redouble the guerrilla effort to reclaim the radio dial.
The Six-Point Plan
The Micropower Council of War was surprisingly well-attended for such short notice; organized in less than two months and with no budget, about 50 people - many of them involved with active stations from around the nation - met in San Francisco and mapped strategy.
Still, that's only a fraction of all of the unlicensed stations currently operating nationwide; by the FCC's own count, it has closed down as many stations this year than there were participants in San Francisco.
By the time it was over, an organization called the "Micropower Action Coalition" was born, and it adopted a six-point national platform. Proposed by Dunifer himself, this "war strategy" was unanimously approved by all Coalition delegates.
The first half of the strategy reflects a commitment to doing what's already worked - setting up more unlicensed stations.
Taking a cue from the Philadelphia-based Prometheus Radio Project (former radio pirates who now tour the country helping people prepare legal LPFM stations), regional and national efforts will be made by Coalition activists to visit communities, hold organized meetings and offer hands-on demonstrations of microradio technology.
Hopefully, in each community these "microradio tours" pass through, there will be a new unlicensed station on the air in its wake. Coalition activists will help set up the station that's right for each community; in the past, most efforts have been directed toward establishing fixed-location stations with regular programming. Efforts will now be made to assist people in setting up mobile, event-oriented stations, too.
The second half of the war plan takes direct aim at the NAB: because it was industry interests who got the government to turn up the heat on microradio stations in the first place, it is time to respond in kind.
The first part of the anti-NAB initiative involves filing formal challenges to existing NAB-member stations' licenses, and will also challenge the construction, sale or transfer of new full-power commercial stations.
Advertisers on NAB-member stations will also be targeted in an informational effort, letting them know what the radio industry is doing to restrict public access to the airwaves. Hopefully, this will spur advertisers to develop a conscience about where they spend their marketing dollars.
Finally, a national microradio convention will be held in San Francisco in September in conjunction with the NAB's annual radio convention. While the radio industry busies itself with "education sessions" like "How To Sound Live & Local -- Even When You're Not," microradio advocates will conduct their own workshops. These may include discussions of the microradio movement's history and future, how-to sessions to help people build and maintain guerrilla radio stations, and legal assistance for those who run afoul of the law.
Protests will be a big part of this initiative, too - plans call for enough hell to be raised to either severely disrupt the NAB convention or shut it down completely.
It's an aggressive strategy, and it's being proposed at a time when many advocates for access to the airwaves are worn out after a long and mostly-futile fight in Washington.
But the microradio movement is in a time of adolescence: while the adolescent years tend to be turbulent ones, they are also often times of explosive growth. If this holds true, the activities the nation's seen and heard over the last few years will pale in comparison to what's to come.


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WASHINGTON, Ill. -- Despite the fact that the weather hasn't cooperated this Spring, there are positive signs out of tornado ravaged Washington.
More than 550 building permits have been issued. Those will cover half of the homes damaged or destroyed in the November storms.
There is also good news for the city's budget. Sales tax income was down slightly in December, but not nearly as much as first thought.
"We're encouraged by the December numbers," said Washington Mayor Gary Manier. "Once we get the next set of numbers, we're going to report them right away. We want to make people aware that they can't forget about us. We still need people to shop Washington."
Mayor Manier expects the city's economy to continue to improve as local construction companies hire more employees to help rebuild Washington.


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Borscht Belter Jackie Mason was once again seen having a cup of coffee outside of Ghirardelli, where he seems to hang out on a daily basis, only this time he wasn't surrounded by admiring ladies of all ages, but a Chabad rabbinical student. As the student approached, Mason was overheard saying to his friend, "How do they always find me?" One clue, Jackie. Ghirardelli. Every. Day.
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Location: "We hold these truths to be self-evident..."
Re: The Typhon Pact
Rush Limborg wrote:
'Pax Britannica' mearly refers to peaceful trading conditions, such as absense of piracy, not a lack of suffering amongst the common folk of the world.
Mass suffering has occured throughout history, folks--as have conflicts. When you compare all the risks of massive
full-scale war
breaking out
with all the risks
you get my earlier point.
You did not say anything about the risks of a potential nuclear or other WMD war. You simply claimed that the Victorian era was more peaceful than the present era. I and others have only shown that the Victorian era had more violent conflicts and human rights abuses than the modern era has tended to have.
That shouldn't be taken as a claim that the present day is without horrific abuses and conflicts, either. It's simply a statement that things are better today than they were then.
As for Bacco and Section 31...I'd think Nan would surely suspect something by now. I wonder exactly
was going through her mind as she learned that Ross was going to resign.
1. Ross didn't resign, he retired.
2. He retired because she told him he was going to.
There has yet been no evidence established to indicate that President Bacco suspects the existence of Section 31. Doesn't mean she
-- but there's nothing establishing that yet.
I'd put my money on "Now
was a little suspicious...does Ross
expect me to believe that someone with
record of loyalty and integrity would
a president? There's more to this than meets the eye...I'm sure of it...."
It's possible -- but, there again, I think something to bear in mind about the Bacco/Ross relationship is that Bacco has
trusted Ross or respected him all that much. If you look at
, they're full of scenes between Ross and Bacco told from Bacco's POV that have all these little negative observations and expressions of annoyance or distrust. Bacco doesn't hold Ross in the kind of esteem that we in the audience do.
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October 1, 2008
At 4 p.m. on her very last day of employment as the executive director of the Pacifica Foundation, Nicole Sawaya permanently appointed Lemlem Rijio as the general manager at KPFA-FM, a position Rijio has been occupying on an interim basis for two years. Rijio has been under fire as of late, with Berkeley police violently arresting a station programmer who had allegedly been banned in a dispute over copier usage. Seventy-four of 215 station staffers have signed a statement of no-confidence in her leadership.


text: I've felt so lazy and unmotivated since I got back from London. Definitely need to find my Adderall and start taking that again. I basically wake up at 11 or noon, fuck around/watch TV/unpack a bit/do nothing of significance, go to work around 4 or 5, drink after work, come home around 3am, crash, start the cycle over again. I feel overwhelmed by all the stuff I have to unpack; this whole turning-a-house-into-a-home thing is not for me. It's hard to get started because it seems like an endless project. I'll just move again in a year or two and have to start this all over. The sad thing is though, is that I need a home, I need stability, I need structure and routines. As much as I love adventure and fucking shit up, I need balance. The maintenance aspects of life are so difficult for me. I just need to get my shit together. I feel guilty and disappointed in myself for wasting all this free time I have. I could be reading good books, cooking, going to museums, getting lunch with friends… buuut I'm not. I'm unpacking two boxes then watching Parks and Rec for 2 hours. SNAP OUT OF IT, RACHEL.


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LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) - Governor Rick Snyder has named the state's newest position, the "Automotive Advisor," as Nigel Francis.
Snyder also created an automotive industry office to make sure Michigan remains the leader in automotive design, engineering and manufacturing.
Francis has 29 years of executive experience in the auto sector.
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I think as Dolphin fans, we would all like to somehow see either Andrew Luck or Robert Griffin III end up as their 1st Round pick. We've also all heard the difficulties in this happening. The Colts would be crazy not to take Luck with the first pick, and both Cleveland and Washington both have an easier path to selecting Griffin. Personally, I think the Browns will pass and take the RB Richardson, with Griffin either going to the Redskins at #6 or earlier if they feel like they have to move up. The Seahawks could be in play as well if Griffin gets to #5, so the Dolphins have a LOT of competition.
The X-Factor is that one of these teams most likely will be taken out of the bidding due to Matt Flynn. He'll sign with one of these teams (Browns/Redskins/Dolphins/Seahawks) unless a mystery team ends up pursuing him (possibly the Chiefs?). I'd be happy if the Dolphins were that team as long as the contract doesn't get too crazy (I start getting nervous at anything over 5 years/$30 million for a guy who has started two games only in a great offensive system). In no way am I comfortable with a Kevin Kolb (5 years/$60+ million I believe) type deal for Flynn.
If the Dolphins could trade their 1st and 2nd to move up and get Griffin I'd do it. If they could trade their 1st this year and next year I would do it. Anything more than that, I think it is just a bad idea. The Dolphins have good, not great talent on their team and adding a rookie QB at this point will result in something along the lines of Gabbert/Ponder rather than Flacco/Ryan at this point. A rookie QB needs a talented team to step in and be successful, especially a good offensive line to allow them to have an extra second or so to make decisions on where to go with the ball.
So if the price is higher than listed above, my desire is to move on and fill in team needs as best they can with the top 3 picks. Here is what I would try and do if I was Jeff Ireland:
Step 1: Trade down in the 1st Round to pick up and extra 2nd/3rd Round pick. Whatever you can get. Just make sure you can get one of the top rated players on your board in the 1st Round that you absolutely know will step in and start this year. Positions of need include OT or OG, pass rushing end or LB, Free Safety, pass catching TE.
Step 2: With 4 picks now in the top 100 of the draft (after trade, hopefully mid-1st, 40 or so, 70 or so, plus the extra 2nd/3rd with the trade), take one of each of the above list of positions, whoever is highest on the board at that particular time. My preference would be taking offensive line, pass rusher, then TE, and finally safety. I'd be okay in getting another (yes, another) offensive lineman if one of the top 4-5 guys are still available in the 1st after the trade down. Add a free agent OG/OT (like Grubbs, Nicks, or Gaither) and the Dolphins would have one of the top 4-5 lines in the NFL. I'd also be okay with one of the pass rushing guys as the 1st Round pick, but I think in the end one of these guys could fall to us at #40, while there is no way one of the top OT/OG falls that far. Pass rushers are also not as much "sure things" as offensive linemen, so I'm skeptical of the guys that would be available from #15-25.
Step 3: Unless Dwayne Allen TE falls to #40, I would wait until the 3rd Round to pick up the TE. If you can get the best TE in the draft at our 2nd Round pick, take him. If he is gone, go after the best of the remaining pass rushers. If Mark Barron (safety) falls this far, I'm not in favor of taking him. He is more of a SS type and we have plenty of those (I think R. Jones will end up there after Bell retires and will do fine). If an OT/OG was not taken in the 1st Round (and a pass rusher was), I think that has to be the pick here regardless, even if Allen is still available.
Step 4: Third pick, whether it be in the 2nd or 3rd Round would be the best TE available, Barron if he falls this far, or a pass rushing DE/LB.
Step 5: With the Dolphins fourth pick in the first 3 rounds, I'd take the best FS available. I'm not sure who that is, just someone with good range, good ball skills, and has experience playing the middle of the field deep or against TE's. If a safety was picked earlier, then obviously pick whatever position hasn't been selected yet.
Step 6: With the Dolphins 4th Round pick - I would take a QB. I might even be convinced to take a QB in the 3rd Round if the Dolphins really weren't in love with any of the safeties (or have possibly signed a safety in free agency). Maybe this is Brandon Wheeden, who because of his age might be able to step in quicker than a younger QB prospect. Or it could be Kirk Cousins, Nick Foles, Russell Wilson, or whoever has potential to learn over the course of a year or two behind Matt Moore.
Step 7: In the later Rounds, fill in holes (maybe another pass rusher, offensive lineman, or even another QB they like).
This improves the entire team I believe, hopefully getting 2-3 starters out of the first 4 picks and 1-2 others that play an important role on the team. This gives us a strong, young offensive line. I think our WR/RB are set for next year, and although not elite, have a chance to be a top 10 offensive unit (especially with a pass catching seam TE in the mix and another year of Bush/Clay/Thomas playing together). The defense gets help in it's two main concerns - pass rushing and covering the middle of the field. It's a top 10 unit already and a good safety and second outside pass rusher to compliment Wake could push the unit into a top 5 defense.
This gives Matt Moore a solid team to work with on both sides of the ball. With his quality play over the last half of the year, I think he deserves a chance to lead the team next year. Bring in a rookie like Wheeden and an experienced third QB, and I think the Dolphins just might be a playoff team.


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Have thes people not heard of taxes?
OT: Tiger Woods is first athlete to EARN over 1 billion dollars in his career. A reporter asked him if he is a billionaire. Just b/c you make 100,000 dollars a year doesn't mean you have 100,000 in the bank account at the end of the year. People are dumb.


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Erie Police arrived to an alleyway off of West 5th and Cherry Street around 3:30 p.m. Friday, after a neighbor made the grim discovery.
"We got a call from a person who lives in the area saying that they saw a suspicious vehicle behind their house," said Erie Police Sgt. Mike Brady. "They went up to investigate, and at that time, they saw that there was a male in that vehicle."
That man--described as a white male in his 30's to 40's--was dead in the back seat.
Officers spent several hours on scene, looking for clues that could determine what led to this outcome. Investigators are treating the man's death as suspicious.
"In this area, there's a lot of activity here," said Sgt. Brady. "But for this person to be in the vehicle where it's at...it's suspicious."
Neighbors near the crime scene, describe the situation as disturbing.
"It's terrifying for me," said Elias Shea. "It happened more or less in my backyard."
Shea has lived in the area for six months. Shea says the fact that this happened so close to home, is unsettling.
"Hopefully it wasn't murder or anything," said Shea. "Hopefully, it was natural causes, but who knows with what's going on these days."
As of right now, there's no word on the cause of death. The coroner's office is scheduled to do an autopsy on the body Saturday morning.


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The Wilmington Veterans Affairs Mobile Outreach Van will be at the Wildwood American Legion Post 184, 4200 Atlantic Ave. in Wildwood, 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 7.
The staff on the van will be providing open enrollment for VA medical services through Wilmington VA Hospital which includes the Cape May VA Clinic. To enroll, veterans should have with them their service papers/DD Form 214 and medical insurance cards, such as Medicare or supplemental medical insurance.
Veterans can schedule an appointment with the Mobile Unit Provider by calling 302-668-4371.
Additionally, information will be available on county services and the Cape May County veteran identification card.
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This Week on Kaleidoscope - September 2, 2012
CEO of the YWCA of Greater Cleveland Margaret Mitchell and Associate Director of Leadership and Inclusion Erica Merritt talk about a series of leadership programs for women being offered at the YWCA this fall. For more information call 216.881.6878 or log on to http://www.ywcaofcleveland.org
City of Cleveland Division of Recreation Commissioner Kim Johnson and Manager of Recreation Tim Wells discuss fall activities at the city's recreation centers. For more information call 216.664.2561 or log on to http://www.cleveland-oh.gov
The Cuyahoga County Section, Inc. of the National Council of Negro Women, Inc. President Vanetta Jamison and member Marcella Boyd Cox talk about the organization's annual fundraiser taking place in September. For more information call 216.831.1174 or 216.965.4425


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Topic: DSUK021 | Journeyman VS BARRcode - Summer Of Dub
DSUK021 | Journeyman VS BARRcode - Summer Of Dub
Greetings everyone,
OK so we know it's March but we just couldn't wait to unleash this
bad boy onto all you breaksheads. Our next release of 2011 comes
from Journeyman VS BARRcode. After already featuring a wonderful
remix by them last year, the UK/Germany duo treat us to an original
track backed with remixes from German producer B-Phreak and
Spanish producer Blazer.
Finally a big thank you to everyone who voted and played a part in
our Breakspoll 2011 Nomination for Best New Label - we cannot
thank you enough
1. Summer of Dub (Original Mix)
2. Summer of Dub (B-Phreak Remix)
3. Summer of Dub (Blazer Remix)
This release is OUT NOW at all your favourite download stores:
For HQ previews of each track please visit our
SOUNDCLOUD PAGE or PROMODJ PAGE.
For a full list of all our supporters and their feedback, as well as more
information on this release and ways to follow us, please visit our
Official Myspace Blog.
Until Next Time!


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