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Shaxson joins DiGiCo from HHB Communications where he spent 12 years as senior pro-audio technical salesman and was consistently one of their highest achieving team members. His appointment comes during a period of exceptional growth in the digital mixing console market and the expansion of their sales department is a reflection of DiGiCo's continued confidence and increased demand.
"We had been looking for a suitable addition to our sales department for sometime and Tim's experience in the industry and relaxed customer style make him the perfect fit for DiGiCo," comments Gordon. "Tim is going to be focusing his activities on promoting Soundtracs and DiGiCo consoles both nationally and internationally in conjunction with our distribution network."
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With the addition of T.O. much has been said about not only what T.O. can bring to the passing game in Buffalo, but also what effect he will have on Evans, Reed, Parrish and company. Mainly, what will this do to Lee Evans? Evans has been a legit #1 in Buffalo since he arrived in 2004. With sporadic QB play, Evans leads the league in big play TD catches in the last 5 seasons. He is the definition of a "big play guy." He is 28 years old, entering his 6th NFL season, has a career high of 82 catches in 2006 and caught a mere 63 balls last year. He has speed, he handles his body well, and he has strong hands. He has never been the premier WR like Andre Johnson, whom despite many losing seasons has been able to put up Pro-Bowl numbers. However, Evans possesses good route-running, ability to separate off the line of scrimmage, and ability to always have DB's thinking in the back of their heads "this guy can beat me deep all day."
Michael Lombardi wrote in his column for the National Football Post yesterday about how Amani Toomer and T.O. struggled to separate from DB's last season, which is the main reason these veteran WR's have diminished skills. I have a die-hard Cowboys fan who is a great friend of mine, who said the Cowboys were forced to slide T.O. in motion a lot to try and give him a head start on separating from DB's. Add to that that T.O. led the league in drops last year, and you really have to question about the player we are getting. Make no doubt about it, T.O.'s skills have diminished. However, his work ethic, influence on this team and fan base, leadership, and ability to teach James Hardy make the signing a no-brainer in my book. The real WR on this team is Lee Evans, as he is in his prime, has developed a rapport with QB Trent Edwards for the past 2 seasons, and is coming off signing his mega 4 year deal for ~$36 million. Lombardi had this to say in his column about T.O. last year and more importantly about how teams will play the Bills this season:
Many people feel Terrell Owens was dismissed from Dallas for his poor behavior, but just as important was his inability to consistently beat press coverage, which made him a liability at times and resulted in his termination. When teams rolled to Owens, he was not the same player, so the Cowboys had to motion to create space. Since the NFL is not the CFL, teams can only motion one player at a time. If you're a team that has too many receivers who struggle to separate from bump, your passing game is going to struggle. In Buffalo, Owens will not face rolled coverage -- Lee Evans will. If teams don't roll to Evans, he'll put 100 yards on them before halftime. Trust me on that.
Why do I bring this up? Because Lee Evans will still be facing the double coverages. Teams will play that safety high on Lee's side to prevent the big play. So while many people think the addition of T.O. will be like relieving a log jam in a struggling to flow stream, I believe that the addition of T.O. only helps if he can also make big plays on the other side OR open it up for the skill players Lynch, Jackson, Parrish, Reed, etc to make plays in the underneath game. And I will be the first to say I really doubt whether T.O. can be a legit #2 across from Evans in the ultra-competitive AFC, in which Owens has NEVER played a full season in.
If T.O. cannot effectively get off the line and win 1-on-1 battles especially on 3rd down, then this offense will not be much more effective than last season. And if Trent and Turk FORCE the ball to T.O. that will end up in an even worse situation. While revamping the OL was something that had to be done, if they can be effective in the run game, and handle these 3-4 fronts, the Bills offense I don't see how it will be any better than last year. Point blank, this team HAS to up its scoring average from 21 per game of last season, to 23-24 this season, unless the defense becomes Top 10 which I don't see possible with Kelsay still on this roster.
The no-huddle, the addition of Rhodes and Shawn Nelson, the hopeful improvement of Steve Johnson, Derek Schouman, Derek Fine, and most importantly Trent Edwards is what fans, media and observers are looking at as reasons this offense can improve BESIDES the most obvious and T.O.
Prediction: If this team wants to go to the playoffs, there is no doubt who should lead this team there in the WR corps and that's Lee Evans. Maybe he will continue to get double-teamed but that will just open up the run game, and other skill players, and Trent needs to finally recognize this. If I have to hear about 8 man coverages and how they are doubling Lee over the top, I'm going to puke. Make an ADJUSTMENT, run the ball effectively, and utilize the short-underneath passing game and no-huddle to make teams get out of those coverages! T.O. should be a role player this season, and not a focal point. If he is a focal point, sure he'll get his stats (and he'll drop a ton of balls), but I guarantee we won't be going to the playoffs. The Bills want to go to the playoffs for the first time in a decade, Lee Evans is the guy that should and can lead them there.


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Application of noise emission limits, a long-term solution. Europe needs to immediately reduce noise levelApr 24th, 2012 | Category: April 12, Articles, Current issue F&L, Policies & Strategies
At EU level, the concern on reducing the noise level is more and more approached by launching policies and limits, in order to form a control system of the latter. Therefore, according to a report of the European Environment Agency, limits in the industrial sector are much lower and higher for the railway transport, the average difference reaching 8 dB and the maximum limit 57 dB for industrial noise, and -73 dB for railway noise.
If all problems are not concretely approached, we can have railway traffic restrictions on the most important railway corridors of Europe, and the shift of the traffic from railways to roads could not be taken into account, because it would determine the increase of the environmental impact. Therefore, the retechnologisation of wagons and then the implementation of noise emission limits would determine the reduction of the noise level and the increase of the speed and of the freight railway traffic.
The problem of noise, generated mostly by freight wagons, has determined the Commission to reach the conclusion that one of the optimal and most efficient solutions is to modernise the wagons with the latest braking systems. As a technical solution to eliminate the problem of the "noisy wagons", the industry has developed new types of brakes and the EU focuses on determining the retechnologisation of wagons by identifying an adequate regulatory framework and by approving new standards regarding the noise emission level for vehicles.
In order to reduce noise emissions, EU wishes that by 2014 the wagons running over 10,000 km per year and having a life cycle of 5 years should be equipped with the new systems, and for the freight wagons, the application of the systems is intended for a number of 370,000 items. Apart from the concept of access charge differentiated according to noise and the voluntary commitments for the wagon modernisation, it is extremely important that a system would be applied regarding the noise emission limits establishing the average level/day according to the location (along the railway line). But this concept should be introduced after the implementation of retechnologisation programmes, avoiding thus the increase of the freight railway transport noise, especially if it is in continuous deve-lopment. This option allows the elaboration of security plans, but if it is not accompanied by other measures and regulations, it could lead to the reduction of the network capa-
city or to the increase of noise reduction costs. Therefore, a railway operator may use vehicles with low noise emissions in order to increase the number and the speed of trains, without exceeding the imposed limits, and this will determine in its turn the encouragement of the development of the related industry.
Nevertheless, before the implementation of this concept, railway operators have the task of elaborating analyses regarding the ba-lance between costs and benefits, considering the fact that, on the date of the system introduction, the noise reduction will already be obtained through the retechnologisation of wagons.
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So first, the obvious: if we're operating off the assumption that the winner of the LSU-Alabama game is the best game in the land and this is purely power-poll based, then I'm pretty sure Alabama doesn't move in the rankings below 2. I'm not sure I buy it that way, at least not yet; Alabama did lose, sure, but the problems that AJ McCarron had last night are a warning sign against elite defenses. Then again, Alabama may not face an elite defense until whatever BCS game they're in at this point - provided LSU holds the SEC West.
Further down in the poll, I still have no clue what's going on, and I'd like to petition to only rank 10 teams. Also, anything below 11 or so is a nuclear wasteland. There are no right answers, only ones less wrong than others.
2. Oklahoma State
3. Stanford
4. Alabama
5. Boise State
6. Oregon
7. Oklahoma
8. Arkansas
9. Wisconsin
10. Clemson
11. Houston
12. Michigan State
13. South Carolina
14. Georgia
15. Cincinnati
16. Texas
17. Nebraska
18. Virginia Tech
19. Kansas State
20. Georgia Tech
21. Southern Miss
22. Michigan
24. Baylor
25. Penn State
As always, notes below the jump and I haven't a clue what's going on.
- Team Driver's Seat: LSU, Oklahoma State, Stanford. These are the guys who control their own destiny - well, somewhat. The awkward question of what happens if none of these teams lose will be
so much fun for all involved exactly like 2004...well, not quite unsolvable, but like the rest of this poll, one with many right answers and no correct answers. Then again, if only Oklahoma State and Stanford lose from this group, there's a more awkward question to ask.
- Team Waiting Room: Alabama, Boise State, Oregon, Oklahoma, Arkansas. There's a big skill gap from the top to the bottom here, but all these teams need help. The loss of Ryan Broyles will hurt Oklahoma's chances greatly - think when Justin Hunter went down - which incidentally helps Okie State. Oregon-Stanford looks like a play-in to the #1 contender at this point, and Arkansas is sitting on one of the quietest 8-1 SEC seasons I can recall. That being said, if they beat LSU, it feels like they're the Texas Tech to Alabama's Oklahoma and LSU's Texas, respectively. Boise State, as usual, is starting to look a bit bridesmaidish unless chaos reigns.
- Team The Only Remaining Good Teams: Wisconsin, Clemson, Houston. Yeah, it's starting to fall apart. I know. I'm fine with Wisconsin up this far because I don't put a whole lot of stock in losing games on Hail Marys - twice, no less. It reminds me a bit of why I was generally okay with 2007 LSU (the whole no losses in regulation thing). Besides, there are eight good teams this year. Anything after that is a wild guess. Houston stays up here because we're just running out of teams to put above them.
- Team Vacant Stare'n'Shrug: Michigan State, South Carolina, Georgia, Cincinnati, Texas, Nebraska. Yes, I know South Carolina lost. Yes, I know Georgia's come on. Yes, I know about head-to-head. Yes, I know Nebraska lost. But ...yipes. This is like handicapping a race between three-legged horses. I think Georgia's probably at the top of this group, maybe, but head-to-head?
- Team Mosh Pit: Kansas State, Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech, Southern Miss, Michigan, TCU, Baylor, Penn State. At least the guys above these guys have three legs. And please, someone talk me out of ranking Penn State without using the phrase "Texas A&M" or "Missouri". I'll give K-State credit for playing Okie State basically even, but that doesn't excuse Oklahoma. I'm ranking TCU so we can say Boise State beat another ranked team; that's a flimsy reason, I know, but ...man. What a mess.


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Climbs the W face of the cliff around the corner left from Sunset Tower. It's a little less than 2 miles past the main highway, after you turn onto State Highway 313, and it's on the right (north) side of the road.
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Goshen News
---- — Someone stole a dog from the Humane Society of Elkhart County, 54687 C.R. 19, Bristol this week.
The theft occurred between 8 p.m. Tuesday and 7:55 a.m. Wednesday, according to an Elkhart County police report. Jeffrey Faulkner of the Humane Society told police that someone cut open a fence at the facility, broke into the kennel and stole a dog.
Theft/burglary reports
• Staff at 534-RENT Property Management Services told Goshen police Thursday that someone burglarized an empty rental property at 437 N. First St.
• Larry Harvey told Goshen police Thursday that someone stole items from his storage shed at the Moose Lodge, 388 Johnston St.
• Elsie Forgey of Goshen reported a theft from her bank account to Goshen police Thursday.
• Shely Guzman, 202 Crescent St., told Goshen police Thursday that someone stole a Sony Play Station, two Play Station remote controllers, 15 video games and a laptop from her home around two months ago.
• Derek Ottman of Mishawaka told Goshen police Thursday that someone broke into his vehicle while it was parked at 2703 College Ave. and took items from inside.
• Staff at Kroger Fuel Center, 612 W. Pike St., told Goshen police that someone pumped $45.40 worth of gasoline and drove off without paying around 9 a.m. Thursday.
• Michael Islas of Goshen told Goshen police Thursday that someone had entered the home at 418 E. Lincoln Ave.
•Elkhart County police reported that Marilyn Keck of New Paris was scammed out of $2,830 by someone who called her Thursday night. The caller, someone Keck didn't know, indicated that one of Keck's relatives was in trouble.
Battery reports
• Kaleb Bulva, 24, 1720 Roc Lane, Goshen, was arrested by Goshen police Thursday on a charge of domestic battery in the presence of a minor. The incident reportedly occurred around 3:30 p.m. at Bulva's home.
• A 38-year-old woman reported a sexual battery to Elkhart County police Thursday. The incident reportedly occurred Monday in the Middlebury area.
Fraud reported
Robert Phillips of Bristol told Elkhart County police he received a call Nov. 24 from someone telling him he'd won money and would be sent a check. Phillips received the check the following day and discovered it was fraudulent.
Student has knife
Elkhart County police said a 15-year-old student at Concord High School, 59117 Minuteman Way, Elkhart, was found to have a knife on school property around 12:30 p.m.
OWI arrests
The following motorists were arrested by local police on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated:
•Robert Dawson, 25, 19219 C.R. 8, Bristol, was arrested by Elkhart County police after a traffic stop around 12:55 a.m. Friday on C.R. 4 east of C.R. 11. In addition to the OWI, he was also arrested on charges of possession of marijuana and paraphernalia. Dawson was incarcerated in the Elkhart County jail.


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Jimmy Savile 'involved in every single element of society'
Criminologist Mark Williams-Thomas has told Daybreak that Jimmy Savile got involved in every single element of society.
He said: "He organised it in such a way that it always gave him access to children or the opportunity to offend."
Williams-Thomas however admitted that some of the charity work Savile did was geniune.
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Bloomfield-based Carson Long Military Academy named David Pearson its incoming president and CEO. He has been assistant headmaster of Kents Hill School in Maine. He attended the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and was an infantry officer in the British Army for 12 years. He has a BS from the University College of Wales-Aberystwyth and a master of philosophy degree from the University of Aberdeen in Scotland.


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Colts to workout North Carolina Central OT Eric Stanley and DT Teryl White
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Andre Ethier's name was on the lineup card, batting fifth, when he arrived at Dodger Stadium on Friday. This didn't bring a sense of relief, nor did it pass for clearing the air with his manager two days after Don Mattingly left Ethier out of the lineup for a game in Milwaukee.
"There was never a question that my name would be in the lineup," Ethier said before the Dodgers' 7-0 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals. "I wasn't sitting here guessing that I would be in."
Whether in or out of Mattingly's doghouse, Ethier's confidence hasn't wavered.
Still, the 31-year-old right fielder wasn't oblivious to the implications of Mattingly's unusually strong message Wednesday, when the manager benched Ethier and told reporters he wanted to put a club on the field "that is going to fight, to compete the whole day."
Far from it, in fact.
"I was open enough to ask a few of my teammates, 'What can I do to better myself?'" Ethier said.
Did his teammates enlighten him or merely reinforce what he already knew?
"Enlightened and reinforced," Ethier said. "I think it goes both ways."
The Dodgers fell back into many of their bad habits - shoved there, really, in an outstanding start by Cardinals right-hander Lance Lynn (7-1).
Ethier went 0 for 3, but each time ran down the first-base line in a full sprint. Maybe this was part of the message from his teammates.
"Sometimes you're not going to look your best - 162 games is a long year to have that smile, show that energy," Ethier said. "I try to do my best."
Ethier is among the first to admit he has failed at times. He also sounded welcoming of the criticism.
"If it's going to make myself better, the team better - be open to it," he said.
To that end, Ethier said he wants to talk with his manager at some point, although Mattingly said they already cleared the air in a 20-minute conversation prior to Wednesday's game.
"Andre knows exactly where I'm coming from," Mattingly said.
It's a situation that likely will resolve itself if Ethier breaks out of a season-long snooze that's seen him hit .258 with four home runs in the first year of a five-year, $85 million contract extension. Or if the Dodgers (19-27) start winning.
Neither was in the offing Friday.
Dodgers starter Chris Capuano (1-3) allowed six hits and six runs - five earned - walked three and struck out four. He was done in by a pair of home runs, one by Allen Craig and a two-run shot by David Freese in the sixth inning that sent Capuano to the showers.
"For whatever reason I just started rushing a little bit out there, getting a little frustrated and stuff, really speeding things up," he said. "I'm not real happy mentally with the way I handled the game."
The Cardinals got on the scoreboard in the second inning on an error and high-speed collision.
Jon Jay hit a routine grounder to the right of Adrian Gonzalez that the first baseman fielded cleanly. He underhanded the ball to Capuano, who reached back but couldn't catch the ball with his bare hand. Capuano later said Gonzalez's throw was fine and he rushed to first base.
The next batter, Freese, drove a pitch to the left-field fence. Carl Crawford, still less than a year removed from Tommy John surgery, hit cutoff man Nick Punto in the shallow outfield grass. Punto's two-hop throw appeared to hit Jay in the foot as he approached home plate - where Jay rammed into Dodgers catcher A.J. Ellis.
Ellis was on his back for more than a minute while trainers examined him, but he stayed in the game.
"It was a good, clean baseball play," said Ellis, who declared himself fit to play today. "The only thing I feel now, his knee made contact with my right forearm. I've got a pretty good bruise.
"Other than that, just normal stiffness from postgame."
Lynn was brilliant. The right-hander struck out nine and allowed two of the Dodgers' three hits - a leadoff single in the first inning to Crawford, who was caught stealing, and a one-out double in the third inning by Juan Uribe, who did not advance.
Lynn also recorded four groundball outs and four flyouts in seven shutout innings. The Dodgers' only other hit was an infield single by former Cardinal Skip Schumaker in the eighth.
The Dodgers have lost five of seven.


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I would definitely watch a series with Archer as the captain of the first warp 7 ship. It looks like he had some time between 2160 and 2169 to do so. As an all around Trek fan, I was sad to see both the adventures of the TNG crew and the Enterprise crew be halted so abruptly. Season 4 of Enterprise was exactly what Trek fans, Enterprise fans, and anti-Enterprise fans wanted the series to be the entire time. And I agree, that after the Xindi story arc, Enterprise became the prequel tale of exploration with the necessary beginnings of pre-TOS technology that we expected from the start. A new series, featuring the 5th season stories helmed by Manny Coto, could easily replace Battlesatar on Sci-Fi after it's final season. (I tried to get hooked by the new Battlestar, but all the "frakkin drama" pushed me away.)
With that said, I am very excited about the new Trek film, and I hope that it spawns a new interest in Trek beyond the new adventures of the "new" cast. I know this is a film trying to assimilate the MTV generation into Star Trek fandom, but I still feel like the TNG cast deserves a proper sendoff, even if that only means a screenwriter's edit of Nemesis on Blu-ray...
The TNG cast, and even the Enterprise cast, are now too old to
to the new group of fans... And as unrealistic as a warp 7 Enterprise series, a final TNG film, or a Titan series is, I still believe that even
of those would be supported enough by oldschool Trek fans to be successful...
...Fans brought TOS back a decade later from TV to film...
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2:12pm Friday 28th February 2014 in Winchester By Andrew Napier
WINCHESTER civic chiefs are beginning to wind down the flood crisis centre, as water levels continue to drop.
The city council's Emergency Control Centre will close at 4.30pm today and re-open at 8am on Monday March 3.
Over the weekend telephone calls will revert to normal out-of-hours arrangements.
Many homes, especially in the Hambledon area, still need to be pumped out but the pressing need to distribute sandbags has eased.
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Honorable Board of Supervisors
County of Los Angeles
383 Hall of Administration
Los Angeles, California
At the Board meeting on August 11, the Civil Service Commission and a number of union representatives expressed disagreement with the proposed Charter amendment covering reorganization of County personnel functions. As a consequence, your Board directed the County Counsel and the Chief Administrative Officer to meet with the Civil Service Commissioners, union and employee representatives, and members of our Committee to determine if changes could be made in the proposed amendment to which all interested parties could agree. Accordingly, the Chief Administrative Officer invited the concerned parties to such a meeting, which was held on Tuesday, August 16.
The result of this meeting is the revised draft of the Charter amendment prepared by the County Counsel for your Board's consideration today. We believe that this draft accurately reflects the agreements reached at the meeting on the changes which should be made in the amendment.
At that meeting Mr. 0. Richard Capen, President of the Civil Service Commission, announced that the Commission intended the next day to appoint Mr. Gordon T. Nesvig as interim Secretary and Chief Examiner. Mr. Capen stated that the Commission in accordance with the Economy and Efficiency Committee's report on Civil Service Operations, was prepared to give Mr. Nesvig full responsibility for daily administration of the Civil Service Department with the direction to implement the other recommendations contained in the Committee's report.
Following Mr. Capen's statement, it was agreed that the Charter amendment should set forth a similar delegation of responsibility by the Civil Service Commission to the new position of Director of Personnel. The Director of Personnel would be established as a Charter officer with full responsibility to appoint all subordinates in the department.
With agreement reached on this issue, it was then agreed that the Civil Service Commission should appoint the Director of Personnel and that the Director of Personnel would work under its general direction on all matters involving the Civil Service system, as is now the case with the Secretary and Chief Examiner. This is the principal change from the previous draft of the Charter amendment which provided that your Board appoint the Director of Personnel.
The representatives at the meeting further agreed that the Charter amendment should contain a section enabling your Board to consolidate all personnel functions, except those properly decentralized, under the new Director of Personnel. This was the major recommendation in our Committee's report on Personnel Organization and Administration. We believe this is a key provision in the proposed amendment.
The amendment prescribes that your Board may assign to the Director of Personnel such other functions as it may see fit including the making of recommendations on County salaries and the administration of the employer-employee relations function. In the management of these functions the Director of Personnel will report directly to your Board. The Civil Service Commission will not be involved.
In our reports on Civil Service Operations and County Personnel Organization and Administration, the Committee set forth a number of objectives which can be summarized as follows:
We believe that these key objectives will be met if your Board and the voters approve the changes contained in this revised draft of the Charter amendment and if the Civil Service Commission delegates to Mr. Nesvig full responsibility for administration of the department, as Mr. Capen has announced it will.
We therefore recommend:
Very truly yours,
A.C. Rubel, Chairman
Economy and Efficiency Committee


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Ongoing construction on a bridge near McCarran Airport is prompting overnight closures at the Airport Connector.
According to Clark County Department of Aviation, the ramp that connects eastbound Interstate 215 to the Airport Connector will be closed on Sunday and Monday. The length of the closures is from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. the following morning.
Traffic will be diverted to the Warm Springs exit and towards westbound I-215 to the airport tunnel.
In addition the ramp that connects traffic from the Airport Connector to the eastbound I-215 will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday. The length of the closures is also from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. the following morning.
Traffic will be detoured to the Hidden Well Road exit to Gillespie Street and then to Warm Springs.
The closures support a bridge expansion at the Airport Connector.
For more information on the project, you can visit www.airportconnectorlv.com.
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Roswell police are on the lookout for drivers who don't stop for school buses. Officers have been posted in unmarked cars at various bus stops to enforce the law. On Tuesday, 26 cars were pulled over for improperly passing a school bus and six were ticketed for speeding in a school zone.Violators face up to $1,000 fine and six points on their driving record.
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I have a big crush on this guy in a grade higher than me. We don't have any classes together but we are both in band and on the school paper. I know I love him because I just can't get him off of my mind. At a party I confessed my true feelings and he told me he liked me too - as a friend. He said he just wanted us to be friends right now. I really, really want to be with him, how do I make him love me?
You are suffering from a killer one-sided crush, also known as "unrequited love", and there really isn't much you can do to change it into a relationship. I'll be blunt. You can not make somebody love you. You can't even make them like you.There are no magic spells or secret tricks that will make a person suddenly feel for you the way you feel for them. Love doesn'twork like that (and thank the sweet stars above that it doesn't!). Love, when it is real and returned, is one of the most amazing feelings you will ever experience. Although it is hard to accept that this person doesn't return your feelings, it may help you to know that the pain you now feel will be erased from your heart when you find someone who does love you back.
Now back to the issue at hand, coping with your current crush. Since he has made his feelings for you clear, namely that he wants to be friends, you really only have one choice. You have to honor his feelings and wishes. You do however have optionsas to exactly how you handle the "friendship situation". You can swallow your feelings, move on and work on having "just a friendship" with this guy or, you can harbour your feelings and hope that the future will see your friendship turn romantic. Either way, the one thing you should do is actively take him up on his offer of friendship in spite of your deeper feelings.
Take heart, all is not lost! Friendship is always a good place to start. Right now he only knows a "one dimensional" you,as your friendship progresses he will come to see your many sides. With time, his feelings may even deepen into romatic interest. You say that the two of you are not in any classes together so it is entirely possible that his "Let's be friends!" commentis not a mere brush off, but a bonafide offer. He may want to start as friends because he doesn't know you well enough to have any deeper feelings(a sign that he is a good guy BTW), or he may be using the "friendship line" as a brush off (a sign that he is NOT a good guy BTW).You can't be certain which of these is true until you make a go of the friendship. Work from the premise that he really wants a friendship with youuntil he indicates otherwise.
By becoming his friend you get the opportunity let him see a new side of you, and you get to see a new side of him. In gettingcloser you may even fall into a relationship. Of course, the opposite is also true. As you get to know him better your crush, which is built on a fantasy not a reality, may disappear and you may lose interest in him. There are no guarantees that your feelings will stay the same through your burgeoning friendship. There are also no guarantees that his current feelings will change into love. After you become friends you may end up exactly where you are right now, in a one-sided love affair. But at this point in time, what have you got to lose? At the very least you gain a closer acquaintance and at the most you'll get your man!


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Not many people know that Rockport and Gloucester were once called Tragabigzanda. Or that Salem was Sholom Naumkeag, Winchester was Black Horse Village, and part of Wilmington was dubbed Land of Nod.
No one uses those terms anymore, of course. But a closer look at Massachusetts maps reveals plenty of places with unusual names from the past that have survived. In the suburbs north of Boston you'll find Blubber Hollow in Salem, Bearskin Neck in Rockport, Dragon Corner in Reading, and Happy Valley in Lynn. There are intriguing brooks, streams, and watering holes, such as Labor in Vain Creek in Ipswich and Long Sought For Pond in Westford, both of which just beg for an explanation.


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Laney Chantal shines on SyFy's 'Face Off'
Laney Chantal, a full-time makeup artist and model, has shined on the current season and emerged as a fan favorite.
A well-trained expert in design, fabrication, and prosthetic application, she describes herself as "shy, strange, and bubbly." Behind her sparkling smile and charming demeanor, Laney has proven to be one of Face Off's fiercest competitors, enduring the daily mental and physical rigor to create special-effects which have consistently propelled her into the upper half throughout the episodes that have aired thus far. We had the chance to chat with Laney about her career and the road to a series which has showcased her talents for a worldwide audience.
Where are you from originally and where did you grow up?
I was born and raised in Manitou Beach, Michigan- a very very small town with a population of about 2,000. Not much to do there but get into trouble!
When did you realize special effects makeup was the career-path that you wanted to follow?
Growing up, I loved to dress funky and was always the "odd one out" so to speak. My friends and I would spend our weekends playing dress up and getting into my mom's makeup. I started getting more into "blood and guts" when I started listening to dark metal such as Slipknot, Coal Chamber and Marilyn Manson. My mom hated this of course ha! She would often catch me taking photos of myself covered in ketchup -meant to be blood- which really upset her at first. When I was 17, a local haunted house opened in Adrian, Michigan; I was hired for a job there and I found my calling! I was finally able to get into blood and guts without freaking my family out because it was my job - how awesome that was! As one of the haunt's spooky characters, I did my own makeup and had my own scare-room that I covered in fake-blood and decorated with stuffed animals. I wore a bloody wedding dress with a butcher's apron. My special effects makeup career started in that haunted house and I have been addicted to it ever since.
Tell us about your path to the SYFY series Face Off. Were you a fan of the show? How were you cast for the show?
I am and always have been a huge fan of the show. I remember sitting at home the past 4 seasons watching it and Jeordie would look over at me and say "Imagine YOU on this show. You can do that stuff!" to which I would retort "Noooooo way!" I never thought I could do it. One day, I was online and I just happened to see a post about Face Off auditions. There was only one week left so I sent them an email. To my surprise a casting director replied back and told me to submit an audition video. I did not expect to even get a reply so I decided to give it a shot. After sending over my video, they requested for me to attend the final audition screening in LA - which I nailed!
Who are the main judges for this season?
The host McKenzie Westmore was back, along with some of Hollywood's finest makeup artists as judges: Glenn Hetrick (CSI: New York, The Hunger Games, Heroes), Ve Neill (The Hunger Games, The Amazing Spider-Man, Pirates of the Caribbean), and Neville Page (Avatar, Prometheus). I was a fan of all of these judges, especially Ve Neill. She created the makeup aesthetics for Edward Scissorhands and Beetlejuice - two of my favorite characters EVER!
Tell us about your favorite challenge thus far.
My favorite challenge was in Episode 6 (entitled "Trick or Treat") the Halloween episode. Creating that over-the-top female-clown was such blissful fun. I had no doubt that my creation would be judged a "Top Look"...until my clown's cotton candy hair started to melt.
Were there any guest judges that you were particularly excited to see?
Yes - Elvira! When she arrived to set (unannounced) as a Guest Judge for Episode 7 (entitled "Living Art"), my heart raced! I had actually seen her at numerous conventions over the years but I never had the courage to go up and meet her. She is so gorgeous and beautiful and funny and perfect and *sigh*..... haha. She barely judged my Foundation Challenge, instead she came up to me, remarked that she noticed my look and said, "You look like a little orphan Elvira". OMG best compliment ever!!
TO BE CONTINUED ----- Check out the full interview with Laney Chantal coming up in Gothic Beauty Issue 42. Laney Chantal competes on Face Off every Tuesday night at 9pm (8pm central) on SyFy!


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Jon Cleary's Philthy Phew; Thursday, September 12, 2013
Jon Cleary's Philthy Phew
Thursday, September 12
Kuumbwa Jazz
"…musician by trade, storyteller by consequence…" – Los Angeles Times
New Orleans' Jon Cleary is a musical triple threat, with a salty-sweet voice, masterful piano skills, and a knack for stacking infectious grooves with melodic hooks and sharp lyrics. Born in England, but with his music firmly grounded in the Crescent City, Cleary follows in the line of great NOLA keyboard players such as James Booker and Professor Longhair. A longtime sideman for Bonnie Raitt and Taj Mahal, Cleary thankfully finds the time to lead his own groups at home in New Orleans dive bars and on stages worldwide. With him comes a power trio he has dubbed The Philthy Phew; a lean and mean, road-tested machine, serving up greasy spoonfuls of R&B and funk.
In the storied ranks of New Orleans piano 'professors' and 'doctors,' Cleary is on the tenure track. He not only has his piano chops to keep him on that fast track, but a compositional ear that churns out tunes ranging in style from New Orleans funk, to classic R&B and steamy tropical rhythms – melodies and rhythms a la Allen Toussaint, with a piano twist, a la Dr. John.
Cleary remarks: "I've long been harboring a hankering to drive a band from behind the wheel of an old acoustic piano, to bash out a selection from my side stash of material. These include songs I've been writing, borrowing and stealing for swampy Caribbean drums and upright bass or tuba." The Philthy Phew gives him the opportunity to do so, and they do it well.
Cleary's playing and songwriting skills have garnered the attention of fellow musicians such as Raitt and John Scofield, both of whom have toured extensively with Cleary on the keys and join an ever-growing list of artists who have sought out Cleary's abilities on-stage and in-studio. But, it is Cleary's five recordings as a solo artist that will cement his place in the pantheon of The Big Easy's piano masters. His latest release is 2012's Occapella, a twelve-song album filled with New Orleans classics such as "Fortune Teller," "Southern Nights" and "Everything I Do Gon' Be Funky," all with Cleary's special twist. It's a rite-of-passage for any New Orleans musician to record these songs, and Cleary does it with style.
Jon Cleary's Philthy Phew
DATE: Thursday, September 12, 2013
VENUE: Kuumbwa Jazz Center
ADDRESS: 320 Cedar St, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
PRICE: $20/Adv $23/Door
TICKETS: Logos Books & Records, 1117 Pacific Ave, Santa Cruz (831) 427-5100 and online at: http://www.kuumbwajazz.org
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This year, hijras won a key legal battle to have a third gender option on national ID cards. About 50,000 Pakistanis are classified as hijras like Mehvish. The category includes self-reported transgender men and women, as well as transvestites, hermaphrodites and eunuchs.
Mehvish is a hijra, the South Asian term for a transgender woman. They trace their presence back to at least the 16th century, when eunuchs served as entertainers and guards in Mogul courts. The word means "leaving one's own tribe" — or in this case, gender group — in several Asian and Middle Eastern languages.
In Pakistan, transgender women have long been considered good luck for both newborns and newlyweds — and perform both at baby showers and weddings. Despite this, they continue to face discrimination in this otherwise conservative Muslim country.
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text: Europe meets South America at this Italian restaurant with a Peruvian twist. So, for example, gnocchi is made from yucca and served with a spicy lamb ragout; salmon filet is encrusted with macadamia nuts, and filet mignon with crushed espresso beans. There's an incredible selection of Italian, Chilean and Argentinean wines, all of which are organic or biodynamic.


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Centaurus Metals Ltd (ASX:CTM) announced on Wednesday that it has secured three mining leases that comprise the tenement package at its flagship Jambreiro iron ore project in Brazil.
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"While we already had the necessary approval required to start construction on site in the form of the previously granted Installation Licence (LI), the grant of the Mining Leases represents the culmination of the approval process with the Mines Department (DNPM) and the Ministry of Mines and Energy and marks a further key milestone in our development process," said Centaurus managing director Darren Gordon.
"It will also greatly assist with our funding process, which in turn will clear the way for us to commence construction of a 1Mtpa project at Jambreiro in the coming months under the new development plan announced just before Christmas. From this initial production base – and with all approvals secured for up to 3Mtpa of production at Jambreiro."
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Big foamy head goes down slowly. Clear pale yellow beer. 12 oz. bottle with a picture of a cricket. No freshness dating found. Aromas detected were malty with a hint of hops and skunk. Taste was malty, with slight spice, possible hint of corn. Lightly bitter finish with a strange aftertaste of raw hops. Mouthfeel is light and watery. Sure you could drink a lot of this beer, but why would you. An average offering in my opinion.
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Appearance: 1/2 inch head, golden in color, clear, high carbonation
Smell: grass, grain, and light toasted malt
Taste: grass and grain in the beginning followed by big floral hops with a touch of honey
Mouthfeel: moderate carbonation, light bodied, sweet with a big bitter spike in the middle and a less bitter end
Overall: A nice if not slightly above average beer. There is big time hops in the middle for hop heads. I would probably get this again if I were more of a hop head, but this in my mind is just above average for the style.
10-19-2011 13:22:11 | More by tigg924
3.53/5 rDev +6.3%
Big thanks to NJpadreFan for this brew.
12oz. brown bottle poured into an imperial pint.
A: Pours a lemony straw color with good clarity. Moderate head on the pour that leaves a loose skim. Not much lacing.
S: Husky, almost tart grains. A bit of toasted biscuit. A healthy touch of grassy, floral hops.
T/M: More of the lightly toasted biscuity malts with a husky and nearliy tart twang to it. Hops have a small snap of bitterness to balance and some grassy flavor. Body is pretty light with average carbonation.
D: Drinks pretty decent but there are plenty of better and more interesting American Lagers out there.
09-26-2009 02:29:17 | More by pwoods
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -9.6%
12-31-2011 17:42:36 | More by acurtis
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
Cricket Hill- East Coast Lager
Apearance- Light golden brown with a 1" thick head that quickly disappears.
Smell- Nice Grainy malt. Light touch of hops.
Taste- Immediatey hit with grain and toasty malt followed by a light touch of green pine hops.
Mouthfeel- Mild flavor with a crisp finish.
Overall- The flavor very comes out further into the beer. A nice clean, easy to drink lager. A good beer to have on an afternoon sail.
06-26-2007 22:36:13 | More by NJpadreFan
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -2.1%
08-22-2013 17:15:41 | More by Varkias41
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
01-09-2014 22:14:23 | More by Griffith
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -9.6%
02-09-2012 21:08:38 | More by KenC
Ontario (Canada)
2.58/5 rDev -22.3%
Fresh bottle. Pale yellow with initial white fizzy head. Gazzy overcarbonated, with metallic in aftertaste. The lagerish taste is overwhelmed by the process, much like a macro. Not much taste here, a tad hops and more malt. Not finishable, but perhaps meat tenderizer.
05-13-2007 02:34:41 | More by Sammy
4/5 rDev +20.5%
A yellow-gold body is capped by a decent-sized head of creamy bright-white foam. The retention is good and it keeps a thin surface covering throughout the glass, leaving very nice lace as it goes! The aroma is fresh and inviting with floral hops entwined in bright, grainy malt. The body is medium and it's crisp-then-creamy in the mouth due to a very fine carbonation. The floral hops promised in the aroma are delivered in both flavor and firm bitterness that's equally balanced by semi-rich grainy malt. It finishes short and dry with a lingering note of floral/grassy hops. Very nice! Much more of a European lager than I expected, with a respectable amount of hops and a solid maltiness. Kudos!
06-05-2003 14:45:46 | More by NeroFiddled
3.63/5 rDev +9.3%
pours nice pale golden color, very fizzy.
smells of nice grains, corn and a nice hop nosebite.
the taste is true, taste very grassy with just enough bite from the hops, very pale.
feels wonderful on the tongue and drinks like a champ. it's like a schaefer with micro quality. very tasty beer to throw back on a summer day or anytime for that matter
04-09-2010 23:09:25 | More by Ezone024
4/5 rDev +20.5%
A great pale lager that's relatively full-flavored and well-balanced. The malts are clean and biscuity while the hops are crisp with floral and citrus flavors. The malt is a touch grainy, but not in a bad way. Rather it just adds to the flavor. I found this to be a great pairing with an opening course at dinner or as a stand alone appetizer. Worth trying if you're into lagers.
01-20-2008 05:10:32 | More by tempest
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
Got this one from jcwattsrugger via jwc215, cheers to all!
Pours a bubbly golden with 1 finger of pearl colored head. Not much head retention & lacing
S: Cereal notes & grassyness
T: Slight breadyness, slight metallic hops & honey up front. Slight grainyness & some citrus hops show as this warms. Finishes crisp with some grainy & bready notes
MF: Medium bodied, crisp, fairly smooth carbonation & good balance
Drinks easy, nothing mid-blowing here, but worthy of sixer while BBQing or watching the game
08-21-2008 02:18:38 | More by russpowell
New Jersey
3.23/5 rDev -2.7%
Had this brew on tap at a local baseball game.
A- Goldeny straw yellow color- cloudy and hazy.
S- Smelled of grains and straw
T- Hint of piney flavors- lots of grains and natural earthy flavors
M- Smooth- carbonation bubbles.
D- A sessionable lager- nothing that will wow you or make you search high and low for the beer. It was somewhat enjoyable while enjoying a baseball game on a hot summer night.
Not bad, support local beers!
08-12-2007 03:24:29 | More by DavidSeanNJ
New Jersey
3.2/5 rDev -3.6%
A well made beer beer, but the flavor profile is not to my liking.
Appearance: Amber color, nice think head. Looking good.
Smell: Malt and some hops, nothing to surprising. Slightly sweet smelling.
Taste: The beer was sweet and slightly fruity. Not what I was expecting. The lager flavor profile was there, but seemed out of whack for a traditional lager.
Mouthfeel: Had much more body than I had expected. Too much for the style, but I kind of liked it.
Drinkability: Had no trouble drinking it, but given an options I would select another beer.
04-13-2010 18:43:10 | More by njmoons
New Jersey
3.98/5 rDev +19.9%
From mix-a-six at Interstate Market; Easton, Pennsylvania
Presentation - Poured into generic pint glass, enjoyed with Totinos pizza rolls
Appearance - Golden transparent colour with little lace and somewhat good head retention
Smell - A bit grassy and floral
Taste - Biscuity with some lemon and floral hops
Mouthfeel - Light to medium body, crisp
Drinkability - Sessionable
Overall - Not too bad
01-17-2010 02:16:22 | More by tjd112
New Jersey
3.3/5 rDev -0.6%
Pours an incredibly clear and golden color with a bright white two finger head which retains pretty well.
Very subtle nose of bready malts and grassy hops. Nothing special. Body is surprisingly bigger and fuller than expected. Not watery at all. Medium fully carbonated slightly juicy and thirst quenching body. Sweet biscuit up front followed by some herbal and floral hops. Nice dry bite finish with some grassy and citric hop flavors as well. More on the earthy side than the fruity side.
Very well blended flavors that go together well. Malt body backs up the hop presence well for a great balance. Very nice.
12-21-2011 03:49:52 | More by jtierney89
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
05-22-2014 00:41:00 | More by The_Craft_Deviant_Rob
3.25/5 rDev -2.1%
07-15-2012 01:23:27 | More by Jman_01
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -2.1%
02-14-2014 20:27:32 | More by ArtZan
South Carolina
3.53/5 rDev +6.3%
Poured a very carbonated and crystal clear hay colored yellow. A nice three finger head of white fizz then came up over the top, settled quickly and only left behind minimal lace.The aroma was very light. Some grains in there, wheat and a touch off bready malts. Some biscuit like aroma as it began to warm up some. There was much more of the same in the flavor. Not a bad macro, but the style leaves little room for complexity. Nice grain profile with a touch of wheat. Some nice earthy malt flavors, a touch of light bittering hops towards the finish, but nothing to write home about. A decent feel on this one, as the body was very light and the carbonation profile was well established. This was one that was very easy to throw down. In fact it went do so quickly I had to go get another to finish dinner, which does not usually happen. So needless to say it's a drinker.
Overall not bad, I am not the biggest fan of the style, but I have to admit this was much better then most. It at least had a slight variation and some flavor to it. An easy choice for a party or beach day. I don't know if I would purchase again, but if I saw it around I would have no issue in having one.
02-26-2011 19:53:33 | More by mikesgroove
New York
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
08-03-2013 12:18:41 | More by campfirebrew
New Jersey
3.33/5 rDev +0.3%
Pours an average looking, medium golden colour with a moderate to thin head that quickly dissolves to nothing.
The smell is a bit more enticing with a sweet chalky base to it, some faint citrus notes, and obvious malt presence.
The flavour isn't much more than slightly above average, It pretty much echoes the charateristics of the smell, though its a bit more bland than the smell was. There's not much more to say than that. Mouthfeel is what you'd expect, and nothing to rave about.
This one is very basic and has no real flaws, but isn't really enticing at all either. It'd be a nice brew to begin converting macro drinkers, I think. Aside from maybe stocking up on this for a party to do just that, I don't really think I'll be drinking much of this brew anytime soon.
04-29-2005 00:47:15 | More by SixpointJMH
New York
3.73/5 rDev +12.3%
Like other Cricket Hill Brews, there's nothing overly spectacular about this lager, but it hits the spot in a solid way. Looks like it should, nice golden slightly orangey color. Smells perfumey, with some grassy hoppyness going on. Tastes fruitier than expected, with more grassy hops and sweet malts going throughout. Mouthfeel was fabulous, just lovely. Very drinkable, another hot day thirst quencher. I'd keep a few in my fridge.
01-25-2006 00:53:49 | More by scooter231
East Coast Lager from Cricket Hill Brewing Co.
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October 26, 2007
Boston--It's not halloween just yet. So why are the people dressed in civil-war era costumes? "We're trying to present a little bit of history, hands on history for the children," explains Joe Craigmiles, the organizer of the Civil War Re-enactment.
Friday more than 600 children from area schools came to the Civil War encampment set up in old Boston. The event's history-buff organizers say they want kids to get a complete picture of the war between the states. "The school books don't teach the true history and that's what we're trying to do is present both sides of it. Really the sacrifice and dedication that they had," says Craigmiles. Stations were set up for kids to visit to learn more about infantry, medicine, and life in general during the civil war. "They can get the hands on things and we found this is the best way to learn," says Craigmiles.
This weekend more than 400 civil war re-enactors will perform at the site for anyone who wants a first-hand history lesson. Craigmiles says, "With the re-enactment and all people can come out and walk through the tents on Saturday and Sunday and talk to soldiers and they really get an idea about how the people lived back there in those days, how they got along."
But not everything this weekend will be set in the past. The parade, live music, and other events are a high-light of downtown Boston every year. Mayor of Boston, Danny Groover says, "We've got a lot of new businesses here and it definitely helps our economy."
And it may not be as big as the one in Boston Massachusetts, but its every bit as fun. "Its a half-marathon. We expect maybe 200 plus runners from all over the southeast and its just a great race," says Groover.
So whether you're in it for a fun, or educational experience, head to Boston this weekend. There's something for everyone to enjoy. The race kicks off at 8 a-m tomorrow with events all throughout the day. Two civil-war re-enactments will be performed on Saturday and Sunday afternoons at 2:15 p.m.
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According to a recent survey conducted by the Indiana Department of Homeland Security, about 75 percent of Indiana respondents indicated they did not have a preparedness kit in their vehicle. Officials are encouraging Hoosiers to check their tire pressure and tread depth, the age of car batteries, anti-freeze levels and age, car heater and defroster operation, as well as windshield wipers and blades.
In addition to winter vehicle preparation, IDHS suggests creating and putting a winter weather preparedness kit in each vehicle in case of a weather-related emergency like an accident, car trouble or slide-offs. An emergency car kit is essential any time of year and should include the following items, with special emphasis this time of year on water, food and warmth:
· At least two blankets or a sleeping bag;
· Flashlight and extra batteries;
· Booster (jumper) cables;
· Emergency flares;
· Extra clothing, including boots, hats and gloves;
· Shovel
· Bottled water and non-perishable foods like granola bars, raisins, nuts, peanut butter or cheese crackers;
· First-aid kit and necessary medications;
· Sand or non-clumping kitty litter for tire traction;
· Cell phone and charger for vehicle use; and
· Ice scraper and snow brush.
Erickson says drivers who become stranded should try to stay calm, call for help if possible and keep in mind the following precautions:
· Unless there is a safe structure nearby, do not leave the car, since it is the best protection;
· Run the engine for 10 minutes every hour to stay warm. An idling car only uses about one gallon of gas per hour;
· Tie a brightly colored cloth to the car for rescuers to see;
· Light a flare or turn on a flashlight to let others know you are stranded;
· Make sure the exhaust pipe is free of any blockage to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning; and
· Keep hydrated by drinking water from your preparedness kit. Don't eat snow, as it will lower body temperature.
During severe winter weather or if inclement weather is approaching, IDHS recommends staying home, if possible. If the trip is absolutely necessary, Erickson says it's a good idea to let someone know your destination, route and expected time of arrival.
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I can't believe no one has posted the obligatory fanpost of love for a day that involves far too much food and football! This is easily the best holiday of the year for me. No stress of gifts like Christmas, no hallmark pressure from the old lady to buy her yet another pair of shoes. Just a ton of sleep inducing food, family, friends and FOOTBALL!
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Wind Energy NZ Limited is a technology developer and supplier holding proprietary technology rights for a range of revolutionary wind generators designed by Wiig Energy.
During the past four years we have formalised our design for a revolutionary wind turbine. The technology is a vertical shaft horizontal turbine.
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A technology suitable for rooftop, high rise or tower mounting and able to deliver significant output within local proximity to the end user. A low profile presentation with a very high torque conversion.
The design parameters utilise only low maintenance, recyclable materials generally available worldwide. High Rise units will be constructed largely in standard sheet and extruded aluminium. Rooftop units will be constructed largely from polyethylene plastic. Drive gear will utilise glass reinforced UV stabilized nylon. The turbine is dual generating with both wind and solar conversion technologies.
The turbine will comprise of five individual pre-fabricated components. They are;
With five pre-fabricated components larger units can be assembled at the point of manufacture to check and adjust clearance tolerances. Each component is by weight a calculated percentage of the overall weight of the assembled turbine to facilitate the ease of handling and placement of larger units by a commercial helicopter operation. The simple high strength assembly attachments and fixings allow for quick and easy placement of the component minimizing downtime for expensive installation equipment and labour.
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Suitability of the building site roof structure and its ability to support the weight of the turbine needs to be investigated and certified by engineers, along with wind velocity monitoring and evaluation to optimize the position and performance of the turbine. Assessment of the site electrical system incorporating main power feeds, transformers, grid connections and metering to be installed where necessary. WENZ will oversee and evaluate each site. Their experienced staff and subcontractors will manage the transport to site and installation of the turbines. Experienced in the installation of Vodafone and Telecom repeater masts, mainly in remote elevated sites, their experience in the use of helicopters and long reach cranage will be invaluable.
Larger WENZ HR turbines are uniquely designed to be constructed largely out of standard sheet size aluminium. This means that all components can be CNC cut and folded where necessary to fit in a standard 20' container. This obviously reflects a huge saving in transport costs maintaining a firm hand on delivery and quality control. Nations that do not have direct or easy access to the necessary materials will benefit from the prefabricated system as only minor tools and equipment are needed for assembly. One of the major benefits of the prefabricated system is that the appointment of licensed distribution and assembly agents does not exclude smaller less specialised engineering companies as you find in more remote locations. These locations of course are most likely to be the ones that require alternative power generation.
Basically the whole turbine is constructed out of maintenance free materials. Internal components are all self lubricating. We would expect these products to perform for at least 20yrs so the only maintenance would be to lubricate the main bearings from time to time and annually do a visual on structural welding. This service is part of the licensed fabricators package. Electronics and electrical cabling together with grid monitoring are provided separately through WENZ who will monitor and control this to ensure the client receives consistent and reliable service over the life of the turbine.
The low profile design will have only a minor impact on the skyline. They offer low noise emissions and an absence of visual moving parts. We see the environmental protection screens as a major feature over other turbine models. There is great potential for advertising on substantial areas of the device. This of course could be illuminated. The exterior surfaces of the turbine don't have any aerodynamic contribution to the efficiency of generation and therefore could be clad or painted in a compatible finish to match the building structure. The ability to offer this extra feature to a developer or an architect adds further appeal to the technology
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Leon H. Musselman, 72, of 3185 Dannersville Road, Northampton, died Thursday, March 8, in St. Luke's Hospital, Fountain Hill. He was the husband of Lola E. (Fenstermaker) Musselman. They were married for 52 years last June.
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NJIT To Host FIRST Robotics Kick-Off Event
Five-foot tall, 130-pound radio-controlled robots will begin to come to life at New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) Saturday, when hundreds of high school students will be given robotic kits from which they must build and design the robots.
The robotics contest, sponsored by NJ FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology), begins by revealing a well-kept secret: on Saturday morning the 900 high school students will gather at the NJIT Campus Center and watch a video screen connected by satellite to the FIRST headquarters. The students will be told what kind of robot they must build and what tasks the robot must perform during the competition.
FIRST's regional office for New York City and New Jersey is based at NJIT, and the university offers scholarships to local high school students who participate in the FIRST competition. NJIT students, moreover, act as mentors to many of the high school students. The Center for Pre-College Programs at NJIT also offers workshops for coaches of the high school teams. NJIT will also award up to five merit scholarships to selected Newark high school seniors who belong to FIRST teams. NJIT also hosts a separate robotics competition for Newark middle school students.
On Saturday the high school students will receive the robotic kits and given workshops in how to assemble and program the robots. The students will have six weeks to prepare for the regional competition, held March 3-4, 2006 at the Sovereign Bank Arena, Trenton. More than 24,000 students, divided into some 1,200 teams, have signed up for the contest, and 63 teams have registered to compete in Trenton. The six teams that win the regional competition will be invited to the FIRST International championship held April 27-29, 2006 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta.
"This kick-off event sets the clock ticking and the teams will run back to their schools to start figuring out ways to have their robots win this year's game," said Randy Schaeffer, FIRST regional director for New York City and New Jersey, which is based at NJIT. "The next six weeks will be an intense exposure to a problem-solving process in which they will apply math, science and technology to their tasks."
The event begins at 8:30 a.m. with registration and networking. The downlink of the game unveiling is at 10 a.m. and workshops for students begin at 1:30 p.m. The event concludes with distribution of the robot kits and a presentation of the goal for the 2006 game. The kits will be used by the teams of high school students, partnered with corporate engineers, who will construct the robots over the six weeks prior to the regional competition.
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Congratulations to Limestone Medical Aid Unit in Wilmington, Delaware for earning Urgent Care Center Accreditation with the American Academy of Urgent Care Medicine (AAUCM). Limestone Medical Aid Unit has A solid caring team who exhibited professionalism and a sense of pride and desire to provide excellent service, value and care.
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this is the ground work for type o negitives slow deep and hard murderous musical rage.this was pure anger and hate and type was simular but with a soundscape in and around the rage.check out utube carivore has resurfaced an are playing live again.pure rage and hate flow forth brooklyn style hate and speed and intensity like few could try to match.
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Another fine product from the confines of VINNLAND! Retaliation finds Carnivore at it's pinnacle in terms of sound and production. On this album their sound is a bit more commercial sounding and production is superior to their previous offering. Lyrically, Peter Steele does not cease to amaze with topics and views regarding race and world politics, crafted meticulously in only the way that Carnivore can deliver! If you like Carnivore and are a Type O fan, why not add this must have to you collection!
The long-awaited return of the mighty, misunderstood Carnivore. Pete Steele's pre-Type O Negative outfit was a thrashing, smashing, downright UGLY smack of true Hardcore. Peter's lyrics are controversial yet witty; the songs are all catchy as hell. This reissue includes demo versions of several songs. If you like Type O or NYHC, I would recommend it. HAIL SUBZERO!


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Posted by Reviewer3122745 on Jun 16, 2009
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This keeps my oily, acne prone skin clear & soft without overdrying. I was using Dessert Essence face wash, also w/tea tree oil and it was literally ruining my face. But I didn't want to give up on tea tree altogether. I realized it was the concentration that was making my skin irritated and therefore worse! Dr Woods doesn't contain as much tea tree oil and lacks other oils that are in the Dessert Essence. Too much of a good thing can be bad! I use Dr Woods Peppermint soap for my body. It's heavenly! Your skin tingles and doesn't over dry. No problems w/acne anywhere since using both!
Fantastic product
8 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer2549098 on Mar 26, 2008
Purchased at iHerb
Comparable to Dr. Bronner's - but without the allergenic nut oils! Yes, it is more liquid - all castile soaps are - it's not a problem, it's a plus :) I will be buying this product again!