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Here's another stunner from 2010. This album is riddled with great hooks, fun lyrics, patience, and wonderful guitar lines. The talented Avi Zahner-Isenberg heads up this project. His voice is young, his guitar talent is undeniable. This album took some time to grow on me, but in the end was certainly one of my favorites of the year.
"What's In It For?" was rightfully the first single off this album. The soaring chorus drops in and out of flowing verses. The guitar solo on this is a wandering joy.
Avi pushes his voice on "Jessica". It's a heartfelt ballad that's a definite standout with another great solo.
My favorite on this album is "One Last". The wonderful female melody on this is paired so well with the music. I hope their next album, which should be out soon, has more songs like this one.
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Tired of the same old hunt? Easter egg hunts can be fun for all ages, especially when you put a new twist on the festivities. Here are a few new ways to outsmart the Easter rabbit this year.
Dusk Hunt
Why not send your kids hunting for Easter treasures at twilight instead of first thing in the morning? Even though it won't yet be dark, hand them flashlights, and send them on their way. They'll be sure to love this new twist on the traditional egg hunt. If it's highly unlikely your child will be able to wait all day to search, either set up the hunt the night before or give your children a little something from the Easter bunny in the morning with a note that explains they can't search for their loot until dark.
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Aye, aye mateys! A fun spin on an egg hunt is to send your kids searching for "buried" treasure. Give your children eye patches and maps to follow to find their hidden treasure eggs. Leave clues along the way from the Easter bunny ("fur," paw prints or even carrots) to let them know they're on the right trail. You can hide fun-filled eggs along the way and when they reach the end of the hunt, they will find their treasure. Burying the treasure is optional.
Color-Coordinated Eggs
To make sure each child gets the same number of eggs, assign them their own color. But to instill a little friendly competition, tell the kids there is one color they can all search for: Gold. Hide one golden egg in the bunch. Whoever finds that egg gets an extra special prize. Just don't forget where you hid the eggs or how many eggs the kids are supposed to find. Make sure the eggs for younger hunters are easier to find.
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Tell your children the Easter bunny left them a puzzle, and they have to locate all of the puzzle pieces to find out what the grand finale prize is. To set up the puzzle, on a large sheet of paper, write a message to your children. Then, divide up the paper to look like puzzle pieces and cut out the individual pieces. Hide each piece in an egg. Once the kids have found all of the puzzle pieces, they can lay them out on the floor to read their special message and find the big prize the Easter bunny left for them.
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who were much older than me, and we had stayed up late the night before watching
the film. Needless to say, the poor lady didn't stab anyone. But the theater of
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actors, and of course the original author. Which is one reason I am honored to
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reading several short stories, this was the one that stood out. To my knowledge,
it had never been published. Indeed, a bibliography of Heller's work, one of his
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young man from attempted robbery to unexpected consequences. Meanwhile, author
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Edirisa UK
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Edirisa UK was founded by Sheila Windridge in 2005 to support a small community in South Western Uganda. We are working to improve the living conditions of the local people, focusing on education, health and sanitation, the provision of clean water and sustainable enterprise.We began by funding a primary school on the shores of Lake Bunyonyi and have extended our activities to include building and running 4 nursery schools, renovating 5 primary schools, establishing a special needs education centre where 80 children board, installing over 60 water harvesting tanks in the community and are building a clinic on Bwama Island at Lake Bunyonyi.Through our volunteer programme we run workshops in the primary schools and nurseries, supporting the teachers and improving the learning environment. Volunteers also take part in community focus groups and a variety of other activities.We support sustainable projects for local communities – craft making, bee-keeping, vegetable gardens and orchards – as we believe in a "hand up" not a "hand out".
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Over the last 2 years we have been developing our crafts section, introducing new crafts, sourcing different materials, finding new retail outlets to stock our products and training local women. Our Crafts Development Manager will be returning home at the end of August, 2013. We are looking for a replacement to join our team in Uganda to continue to organise and build our crafts section.
This is a volunteer position with a small salary and accommodation provided.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Keep detailed accounts of income and expenditure to be reported on a monthly basis.
- Manage a small team of tailors and shop assistants.
- Oversee our shop at Lake Bunyonyi.
- Develop new products with the Edirisa UK tailor and basket makers.
- Coordinate purchasing and delivery of crafts materials and source new suppliers.
- Manage and Update a comprehensive database of all crafts we make, including materials needed, production costs and RRP.
- Ensure all crafts are of a consistently high standard (this will include regular training and monitoring of Edirisa's various craft groups).
- To keep up to date information on all groups we work with including specific members, their abilities and crafts that they can supply.
- To continue the sewing and training workshops with our craft groups.
- To develop markets in Kampala and resorts around the country.
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- To further market our craft products in Uganda and Rwanda through tourist hotels, lodges and other outlets.
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Hello, it has been awhile. The last drawing of my old sketch book, I thought it was very fitting to do on my birthday. I played around with it in photoshop, had some fun.
Haunted by his 'Vacation'.
I took one of my doodles and coloured it in photoshop.
Here is something I edited in photoshop, I have not done any creepy drawings in a while so this was a nice change.
Working on my "scribble style" drawing.
Quick doodle on note pad.
Page from one of my old sketchbooks. I kinda like what is going on here maybe I should work on a final drawing with these two guys. I have not drawn anything creepy in a while.
Study of my eye, done in acrylic.
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"I started climbing at the Castle some years ago, at the suggestion of one of my trainers. Since starting, I have always had the same instructor, Sophie Charles. It is good for maintaining my general fitness and allows me to "train" parts of my body and brain, in a safe environment.
I have been in a wheelchair full time since I was involved in a car crash in 1992. I can safely visit the climbing centre, in the knowledge that they will have all the facilities I may need, from expert and experienced instruction, to a disabled toilet.
I have found over the years that I am a very complicated case and having an instructor who is familiar with the idiosyncrasies of my disability can save time and allowed me to build my confidence quickly. This is very important when you are learning something as complicated as rock climbing which involves coordinating arms, legs and balance.
It is a good way of combining therapy with enjoyment and I would highly recommend it."
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The Castle is host to the BMC Paraclimbing Competition Series. To find out more and register, visit The BMC.
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Before I was not able to do much exercise because my muscles were weak, Sophie's instruction has helped me develop my climbing skills. This has also helped me in activities away from climbing. I have discovered that disabled people can get involved in the community and take part."
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Multicore CPUs in 45% Of Smartphones By 2015
More than one processor isn't enough for future superphones.
The first dual-core processor phones are already on the way and it seems as if multicore phones will be about as common in 2015 as multicore PCs today.
Strategy Analytics estimates that 15% of all smartphone shipped this year will have a multicore processor. By 2015, the penetration will increase to 45% The most popular CPUs will be based on ARM Cortex-A9, A5 and A15 chips as well as Intel's x86 CPUs, Strategy Analytics predicts. "We estimate Samsung will lead the smartphone multi-core applications processor market in 2011, followed by Qualcomm, Nvidia, ST-Ericsson and Texas Instruments," said Stuart Robinson, Director of the Strategy Analytics Handset Component Technologies service.
Plenty of dual-core smartphone have been announced already - the LG Optimus 2x, the Motorola Atrix and Bionic and there is good reason to believe that the iPhone will go dual-core this year as well. Let's also remember that Microsoft said that a 1 GHz single-core CPU is a minimum requirement for a Windows Phone 7 device, so there is incentive to move to multicore rather sooner than later.
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1boiler1990 , January 27, 2011 9:35 PM45%? That's it? With the multi-cores coming out now (and 15% will be multi-core by the end of 2011), and contracts renewing somewhere between now and 2013, and then again by 2015, I think there'd be more than 45% out there.
1rmmil978 , January 27, 2011 9:35 PMIt would've been a lot more funny to make the phone in the picture a 1980's bag phone.
1kcorp2003 , January 27, 2011 9:36 PMdidn't they said by 2015 you going to get hologram phones?
0stm1185 , January 27, 2011 9:45 PMI think that number is way too low. Why?
Because Apple is going to switch to multi core this year, and sales of single core will practically stop with them.
Microsoft will most likely as well, and they force hardware requirements, so no more single core on MS phones.
And it seems like the Android guys are going to fight out an arms race in the coming months, because who wants to buy the slowest android phone.
So what is going to be populating 55% of the market with single core phones by next year? RIM? Nokia?
-1snoogins , January 27, 2011 10:11 PMRIM will be the other 55% lol
2JOSHSKORN , January 27, 2011 10:31 PMPrediction: Cloud computing will be a waste of time. We won't even have Desktops as we know it, but moreso docking stations to project our cell phones onto big screens, use QWERTY keyboards and mice and so forth. Hell, in 2015, we'll be using the old joke "My cell phone can run Crysis!".
0mister g , January 28, 2011 12:15 AMI know a dual-core CPU has better performance than a single but unless battery technology evolves just as fast you'll be lucky to hold a charge for 1 day, let alone the 3 day norm.
1enforcer22 , January 28, 2011 1:28 AMwhat kind of smart phone holds a charge for 3 freaking days.. i dunno about you but i have a smart phone to use its features and im lucky if its charged by the end of the day. hell most the time i have to keep it plugged in all day just to be able to use it when i get home.
0mister g , January 28, 2011 1:34 AMMaybe my info was a little dated but my point about battery life is valid right? Your current single core phone can barely hold a charge for a full day, what do you think is the battery life of a dual-core one?
0enforcer22 , January 28, 2011 1:50 AMI suppose it depends on how they make the chip. If they use the same exact chip and double it with out one disabling its self under low or no use then yeah. Its going to be kinda crap. I was more agreeing with you but was like who's phone even lasts that long. Im hoping they are keeping battery life in the front of their minds when they are making these phones cuz i can drain one in a mere few hours or sooner depending on what im doing.
0squallypie , January 28, 2011 5:13 AM260511multi-core phones actually use less battery than single-core phones due to load optimization
But i guess this applies only when the load levels are upto 50-60%. When they are all worked out, they would use lots of juice. But nevertheless, when mobile phones are as powerful as laptops we would get used to the battery life hopefully, just as we dont complain about the 4 hours avg battery life on a laptop ( my laptop only gives me 2.. its a gaming laptop anyway ).
But if u really dont want that kind of power, there would always be a "battery friendly" offering from the manufacturer. Perhaps a different mobile phone with lower cpu frequencies?
0tavix , January 28, 2011 10:59 AM45% by 2015?? LOL. This number should be for the smartphones released this year!
In 2015, my bet is 50% of the phones made by kilos will have dual-cores. In 2015 95% of Smartphones will have at least dual-cores CPUs. Common!!!!
0cptnjarhead , January 28, 2011 11:46 AMall those cores.. and as long as your not walking, driving, eating, breathing or generally enjoying life while using your multi core device.. the government will let you use them... well... for a designated period of time in a designated area.
0cknobman , January 28, 2011 12:54 PMQuote:The most popular CPUs will be based on ARM Cortex-A9, A5 and A15 chips as well as Intel's x86 CPUs
Sorry I have to LOL at the x86 part.
0schmich , January 28, 2011 2:24 PMDoes he mean 45% of the smartphones owned or smartphones sold? If it's sold it seems way too low and if he means owned it seems a bit low as well. It would mean that in 2015 most people with 2 year contract (started in 2013) won't have a dual core (or more) smartphone...not right.
0Niva , January 28, 2011 4:47 PMWon't matter much after the world ends in 2012 will it?
0GoldenI , January 30, 2011 2:05 AMJOSHSKORNPrediction: Cloud computing will be a waste of time. We won't even have Desktops as we know it, but moreso docking stations to project our cell phones onto big screens, use QWERTY keyboards and mice and so forth. Hell, in 2015, we'll be using the old joke "My cell phone can run Crysis!".
Okay, and what exactly do you base this prediction off of? What figures? Furthermore, 2015 is not far away at all.


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Wildon Home ® Broxton Sliding Door Media Cabinet in Espresso
A rich espresso finish enhances this stylish sliding door media cabinet. Each door slides open to reveal the spacious and versatile interior. While the top and center shelf are fixed, 5 adjustable shelves combine to create unlimited options for your media storage. Window paned sliding doors, adjustable shelves, and contemporary elegance all combine to create an excellent addition to your home.
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Breakfast Cereals…
If you read my Healthy or Haux post, you already know how I feel about product labeling: Good for the companies pockets…not so good for our health!
A perfectly good example what I mean by this would be breakfast cereals.
For most people, cereals are a great way to start their morning or a perfect snack throughout the day. Whatever the case, I'm sure plenty of you include cereal somewhere in your week. So what's so bad about cereal? Nothing! That is if you're picking the right ones!
Remember my recent post about GMOs? (if you don't, read it here!) Knowing how bad GMOs are, it's pretty alarming to hear that most "natural" breakfast cereals contain high levels of these genetically enginered ingredients! Yikes!
The Cornucopia Institute's did a study and revealed some scary facts!
• Kashi Cereals: Contain high levels of GMOs and 100% of the soy used was genetically engineered soy.
• Mother's Brand Cereal's: Contain high levels of GMOs. Tests revealed 28% of the corn to be genetically engineered.
• Whole Foods' 365 brand Corn Flakes: Contains high levels of GMOs (more than 50% genetically engineered corn)
• Barbara's Bakery Puffins cereal: Also shown to contain more than 50% genetically engineered corn.
• Kashi GoLean, Mother's Bumpers, Nutritious Living Hi-Lo, and General Mills Kix: All considered "natural" and are also contaminated with high levels of GE ingredients (sometimes as high as 100%)
• Quaker Oats: Claims to be an "all-natural" product, but Quaker Oats (a unit of PepsiCo) manages a processing plant that emits roughly 19,000 pounds of sulfuryl fluoride yearly. (Sulfuryl fluoride is a toxic greenhouse gas used to treat crops like oats in storage.)
• Mom's Best Naturals Raisin Bran Cereal: contains "natural" (non-GMO) ingredients that are commonly contaminated with malathion and phosmet chemicals, both of which are neurotoxins.
What's a neuortoxin? Neurotoxins are poisons that cause harm to our nerve cells and nervous system.
• Bear Naked and Kashi: Several products from these compaines contain conventional soy protein.
So as you an tell, some of the so called "healthy" products contain some surprisingly unhealthy ingredients! Be careful with what you put into your body! Do your research :) And remember…just because something is labeled natural, does not necessarily make it healthy!
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Do you know about GMOs?
Considering that 80% of foods in U.S. grocery stores are made with GMO ingredients, it's important that you learn about them.
GMO stands for genetically modified organism. Sounds like a science experiment right? That's because it basically is! Scientists have found that by using genetic engineering they can alter the genetic code of a fruit, vegetable, grain, anything! So basically they can create a fruit that has a longer "shelf life" or a vegetable that creates its own pesticides. Get the idea?
Well my first question when I read about this was:
Why are scientists working on our food?
Leave that to the farmers! I want my food to be clean and pure, not injected and altered!
You also have to realize that GMOs haven't been proven safe. Millions of people are consuming products that haven't even been investigated enough. And to make matters worse, there is no law stating that products have to label if they contain GMOs. According to LabelGMOs.org, studies show that these foods can create new, unintended toxic substances, increased allergies, cancer risks, and other health problems.
GMOs need to be avoided and we deserve to know what we're putting in our bodies.
Holy Free Radicals…They're Everywhere!
Sounds exciting! What is it?
Free radicals are defined as "an uncharged molecule having an unpaired valence electron…blah blah blah, sounds boring and sciencey right?
Well you should know about them! Because these free radicals are uneven, they're always searching for an extra electron to steal so they can become stable…which is where you come in! And this boring process can become dangerous when in the body and possibly cause wrinkles, cataracts, cancer, many diseases, and so on.
Eww right? Now you're probably interested because you want to know how to avoid them!
Bad news…you can't.
There is no way to avoid free radicals because like I said above, they're everywhere! They form from everyday things like
- sun exposure
- air pollution
- radiation
- pesticides
- smoking
- stress
- drugs
- alclohol
So now you see that avoiding these are far from possible
unless you live in a bubble.
Antioxidants can help! They basically stop the free radical from causing any damage! Yay! Fresh fruits and veggies are awesome sources of antioxidants and are a lot better than taking an antioxidant supplement because they body has an easier time absorbing them! So just like everyone always tells you, eat your fruits and veggies!
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Thoughts About Milk…
As a baby we drink our mom's milk.
Would you drink your mom's milk now? No…ew.
Would you drink a random person's breast milk? No, eww again
Would you drink an animal's breast milk? No
See where I'm going with this…?
Would you drink a cow's breast milk?
Newsflash! You probably do. I know I do! I eat dairy and I love it! However, now I know I no longer want to. Forks over Knives, The China Study, and lots of handy research thanks to the world wide web, have opened my eyes to the truth about Dairy.
Cow's milk contains a protein called Casein. Research shows that this portein, Casein, may be one of the most potent chemical carcinogens. Chemical carcino-whaat? Chemical carcinogens are basically just cancer causing chemicals. That's not the only bad thing about milk either. It's also been linked to:
- Increased Risk for Cancer
- Juvenile Diabetes
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Osteoporosis
And if that's not enough, it also contains casomorphins which are addictive and make giving up dairy a challenge. Doesn't sound so amazing anymore, does it?
…But wait I thought we needed dairy for the calcium?
False! We actually have no need for cow's milk. Plus, with all the negatives, the positives seem pretty minimal.
That being said, I am still not a vegan or completely dairy free. However, I can promise you that I will be doing what I can to limit my diary intake from this point forward!
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Healthy or Haux
I'm not positve if that title is gramatically correct, but it looked and sounded good so just go with it!
So when you're in a grocery store you have to understand the laws on food labeling are good for the companies pockets, but not so good for us. So by something saying "Real Fruit Juice" or "100 calories" does not necarsily mean all the ingredients are good for you. When you see something you are interested in buying, automatically turn to the side with the nutrition label. Educate yourself about what is in your food. You'll come to find that some of your processed snacks sound more like a science experiment made in a lab…yuck. A way to get started with reading labels and learning about ingredients is by downloading this helpful app! I recently heard about it from Matchstick Molly (who I reccomend you all go follow by clicking the handy link I attatched.) It's a iPhone/Android app called Fooducate (another link!) A team of parents, dieticians, and techies created to help people like us make better choices about what we eat! Sounds great right? Guess what…it's free! All you do is scan the barcode of the product and see what's really inside. It's a real eye opener!
Above is a picture of what the icon will look like on your phone once you download it! Which I know all of you have probably already done…right? Right!
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Health Tip: Avoid Extra Fluids While on Dialysis
Suggestions to limit your intake
(HealthDay News) -- Hemodialysis helps your body remove waste products when your kidneys don't function properly. People on dialysis usually need to limit fluid intake to prevent swelling, weight gain and possible heart trouble.
The U.S. National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse suggests how to curb fluid intake:
- Be aware of foods that contain fluids, including fruits and vegetables, ice cream, Jell-O and soup.
- Avoid chips, pretzels and other salty foods. Opt for low-sodium foods.
- Use a small cup to drink from.
- Freeze a juice in an ice cube tray to treat yourself to a homemade popsicle.
- Frailty Tied to Lower Survival Rates After Kidney Transplant
October 30, 2014
- Aerobic Exercise May Boost Quality of Life for Dialysis Patients
October 02, 2014
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The Dolphins announced today they have fired Special Teams coach John Bonamego. He will be replaced by former University of New Haven and Tony Sparano disciple Darren Rizzi.
This move was absolutely necessary. In his tenure as Dolphins special teams coach the unit has gone from serviceable to downright awful. Last night the Fins' special teams gave up two blocked kicks and a kickoff return for a touchdown. And while it's worth nothing that Bonamego wasn't actually on the field last night making those mistakes, it is also worth noting even I could have coached the special teams unit to do that.
Hopefully, Darren Rizzi can use the bye week to overhaul the special teams and even if they never have dynamic kick returners, they will at least learn to tackle and honor their assignments. Last night was flat-out embarrassing. Now it will be 13 days sitting with this feeling before the Dolphins take the field again.


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Her mom shaved her head for her daughter. This won't make your blog ugly. Everyone needs to reblog this.
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So anthony is in town for a four day leave, and he and i are talking about gettting back together. AND he may not have to be thousands of miles from me after all! (:


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This abandoned 20-acre island sits amazingly close to the bustling center of New York City yet is completely unused. It was home to a hospital in the 19th Century, then housed veterans after World War II before becoming one of the first drug treatment centers for teens in the 1950s. Corruption and failure caused the facility to close and the island has since been off limits to the public, though some urban explorers have made their way onto it anyway. The island was also the site of an infamous shipwreck in 1904 in which over 1,000 people drowned or burned to death.
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A day that began with a snowstorm, forcing most games to postpone, couldn't stop Winton Woods and Ursuline from playing one of the more exciting games this season. Winton Woods (15-3) beat visiting Ursuline 61-60 in three overtimes on a Tyra James (Kent State signee) turnaround jumper as time expired. "It was a gutsy performance," […]
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Press Preps Roundtable on Tri-State swimming
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Safdar makes her commitment official
11/13/13 at 8:53am by Dan Pilar | Comments
Ursuline Academy senior Mehvish Safdar has signed her National Letter of Intent to play tennis at the University of Minnesota. Safdar won three state tennis championships in her four years at Ursuline. She had offers from multiple Big Ten, ACC and SEC schools, but decided on Minnesota due to a familiarity with the coaching staff. […]
Girls high school shootout now a two day affair
11/03/13 at 6:29pm by Scott Springer | Comments
(Provided) CINCINNATI-The Cincinnati SportsMedicine Girls High School Shootout, one of the top showcases for girls high school basketball talent in Southwestern Ohio, expands this year to two days and adds three new schools to the lineup. The games return to Cincinnati State's gymnasium, starting on Friday, Nov. 22 at 6 p.m. when Badin faces Colerain, […]
Badin softball on record run
05/08/13 at 1:10pm by Cincinnati.Com Staff | Comments
Badin's softball team carries an 18-game winning streak into Wednesday's Girls' Greater Cincinnati League game against Ursuline (15-3). The Rams (21-2) tied a school record for most victories in a season on Tuesday and share the No. 8 statewide ranking in Division III. "We felt we would be a pretty good team," said Badin coach […]
High school girls shootout at Cincinnati State (with results)
11/24/12 at 1:18pm by Scott Springer | Comments
Results, updated 9:22 p.m.: In game one of the Cincinnati SportsMedicine Girls High School Shootout, McAuley wins over Lakota East, 52-50. Two free throws by McAuley's Taylor Bove with 12 seconds in the game were the winning margin. Game's top scorer, McAuley's Sydney Lambert with 18. Bove ended the game with 16 points. Top scorer […]
Ursuline-Massillon Jackson DI state volleyball championship match
11/10/12 at 12:31pm by Kevin Goheen | Comments
You can follow here as well as my Twitter (@Kevin_Goheen) for updates of today's Division I state final between state-ranked No. 6 Ursuline (22-6) and No. 3 Massillon Jackson (28-1). My preview story of the match posted online yesterday can be found here. The match is set to begin at 1 p.m. at the Nutter […]
Mason advances to first state soccer final with OT victory
11/06/12 at 10:28pm by Kevin Goheen | Comments
By Kevin Goheen Enquirer contributor BELLBROOK, Ohio – Senior forward Jami Pfeifer scored one minute, 36 seconds into the first sudden victory overtime period Tuesday night to give Mason a 1-0 win against Pickerington North at Miami Valley South Stadium and send the Comets to the Division I state soccer finals for the first time […]
Ursuline 2nd, Indian Hill 3rd at state team tennis tournaments
10/21/12 at 7:23pm by Kevin Goheen | Comments
By Kevin Goheen Enquirer contributor Ursuline finished second in Division I and Indian Hill came in third in Division II Sunday at the Ohio Tennis Coaches Association state tournament at Reynoldsburg High School outside of Columbus. Ursuline, ranked No. 3 in the final state coaches' poll, saw its unbeaten season come to an end as […]
Mason, Walnut Hills, New Richmond and Summit Country Day win girls' district CC titles
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The series motor provides high starting torque and is able to move very large shaft loads when it is first energized. Figure 12-10 shows the wiring diagram of a series motor. From the diagram you can see that the field winding in this motor is wired in series with the armature winding. This is the attribute that gives the series motor its name.Since the series field winding is connected in series with the armature, it will carry the same amount of current that passes through the armature. For this reason the field is made from heavy-gauge wire that is large enough to carry the load. Since the wire gauge is so large, the winding will have only a few turns of wire. In some larger DC motors, the field winding is made from copper bar stock rather than the conventional round wire used for power distribution. The square or rectangular shape of the copper bar stock makes it fit more easily around the field pole pieces. It can also radiate more easily the heat that has built up in the winding ...more
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Deirdre Shesgreen reports from Washington:
Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown expressed support for a sweeping immigration reform plan unveiled on Monday, while GOP Sen. Rob Portman said he wanted to look more closely at the details.
The most contentious element of the proposal – crafted by four Democrats and four Republicans in the Senate – would create a path to citizenship for the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants currently living in the United States, after meeting certain requirements. The plan also calls for improvements in border security and in tracking immigrants who have overstayed their visas, among other steps.
Brown called the proposal "an important step forward" in fixing a "broken" immigration system.
"It's past time that we undertake comprehensive immigration reform that provides a path to citizenship with fair and rigorous requirements, builds American economic prosperity, secures our borders, and imposes tough sanctions on employers who break the law," Brown said in a statement.
Portman agreed that the nation's immigration laws need an update, but he declined to comment on the substance of the new proposal.
"We are a proud nation of immigrants. In order to preserve this rich tradition, our current immigration laws need to be both enforced and modernized," Portman said in his statement. "I am hopeful we can do this in a bipartisan manner, and I look forward to learning more about the details of this proposal."
The outline detailed on Monday would allow illegal immigrants to earn "probationary legal status," to live and work legally in the U.S., if they pass a background check and pay a fine, as well as any back taxes. To earn permanent citizenship, they would have to take a series of additional steps, including learning English.
The citizenship provisions would not go into effect until border security and other enforcement requirements have been fulfilled. The plan also calls for a mandatory verification system that would help prevent companies from hiring illegal workers.
The five-page immigration outline, which has yet to be translated into formal legislation, was forged by Democrats Charles Schumer of New York and Robert Menendez of New Jersey and Republicans John McCain of Arizona and Marco Rubio of Florida, among others.
The biggest hurdle facing any immigration overhaul is the Republican-led House of Representatives, where the Senate proposal could face a hostile reception from conservatives.
A spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner, Michael Steel, did not comment on the substance of the Senate proposal.
"The speaker welcomes the work of leaders like Sen. Rubio on this issue, and is looking forward to learning more about the proposal in the coming day," said Steel.
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US embassies around the world are facing protests over the impirsonment of a soldier accused of passing confidential information to Wikileaks.
The government faces new pressure for the immediate withdrawal of its troops from Afghanistan from the charity War on Want, union leaders and cultural figures.
Defence Secretary Liam Fox is being urged to uphold the right of armed forces personnel to be given a discharge if they develop a conscientious objection.
Australia's new policy of transferring prisoners detained in Afghanistan to Afghan and US forces could violate international law, Amnesty has warned.
As NATO leaders debated Afghanistan, around 10,000 people rallied in London to call for the immediate withdrawal of UK troops from the country.
NATO countries must agree formal peace talks with all parties in the Afghanistan conflict, including the Taliban and Afghan neighbours, say leading NGOs.
The WACC-SIGNIS Human Rights Award 2010 has been given to the Australian-directed documentary 'The Garden at the End of the World'.
An investigation has been launched into the death of aid worker Linda Norgrove, who may have been killed by her US rescuers not her Afghan captors.
Serious questions are being raised over the failed military rescue attempt in Afghanistan that ended in the death of aid worker Linda Norgrove.
The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) have welcomed Ed Miliband's first speech as Labour Party leader and urged him to stick to his views on Trident.


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Readers will always debate whether critics got a restaurant's star rating right, but we're hoping to help ground those discussions by providing a better sense of what the stars mean to us.
A box defining our rating criteria will now run with every Post & Courier restaurant review. Eagle-eyed readers will notice the definitions have been very slightly tweaked to reflect the diversity of the local dining scene. Like most contemporary newspaper dining sections, we've removed any allusions to fine dining standards from our criteria: Nowadays, a restaurant can deliver a five-star wow without ever unfolding a white tablecloth.
Additionally, it's Post & Courier policy to always award at least one star. Should you choose to dine at a one-star restaurant, Godspeed. Continue reading


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6 bitter tips for better White Elephant gift exchange etiquette
As the reluctant recipient of my cousin-in-law's loser gift during a recent White Elephant Christmas Exchange, I feel even more like a victim these days than usual. I must say, it's nice to be back in my comfort zone! Since passive-aggressive revenge against my latest nemesis isn't possible for at least another year, it's probably unnecessary to continue blogging about this topic … pffft, are you kidding? I didn't get where I am today in the ongoing feud department by simply forgiving and forgetting.
Why my dog is better than your dog
Think your dog is the bee's knees? Think again and meet my dog, Buffy, the
vampire nap slayer. Well, Buffy's not really my dog, per se. She belongs to my parents. But I like to consider her mine and think she likes me better than everyone else … because she does! Who else would sit on the floor with her and let her lick their arm for twenty minutes? Give her an extra treat when no one's looking? And also another snack, just a little one, when everyone's looking? Look for her cute, confused face at the door, patiently waiting to be let back inside because she never quite figured out that barking works pretty well for that?
The four little pigs get (allegedly) hammered
This four-of-a-kind pigture was taken because:
a) there actually is a living, breathing race of pig/human hybrids, we live in a house made of wolf-resistant brick, and now we're finally free to be the oinkers we truly are!
b) we pig-people are a bunch of showboatin' hams, obsessed with going viral at all costs!
c) which means the swine flu is going back around — better get your vaccination (unless you're already a pig, then you're totally fine)!


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I legit cried listening to this today. Idk why.. Old feelings die hard, I guess.
You say it's better if we love each other separately. I just need you one more time I can't get what we had off my mind,...
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usher - climax song gets me e v e r y t i m e
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Now Screening | 'The Circus Zoetrope'
Click play to discover Temperley's latest video installation, created by the people at LEGS (the film division of Milk Studios and our co-conspirators on T's Emmy-nominated celebrity "Screen Test" series). Temperely made this Circus Zoetrope piece — using actual big-top performers — to celebrate the 25th anniversary of London's fashion week. The video's vibrant imagery pushes the boundaries of the imagination, so wind it up and give a spin.


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You've seen the footage many times before, but you've probably never seen it like this. Finally, the truth comes out.
You've seen the Death Star footage many times before, but you've probably never seen it like this. Finally, the truth comes out. In this unsettling documentary style clip, we see irrefutable proof that the destruction of the Empire's most powerful space station was not simply the work of a few rebel terrorists that took a lucky shot in the right place at the right time. This video shows proof of familial ties between members of the Imperial government and known terrorists in the rebel alliance.
When you line the pieces up the way that video creator Graham Putnam has, no one can continue to swallow the lies we've been handed for the last 36 years about the "heroic" actions that led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Imperial soldiers and government contractors on that fateful day.
A small rebel fleet shoots a 2 meter exhaust port to take out a space station the size of a small moon? Really?! Just how gullible do they think we are?
Watch the video and decide for yourself what's truth and what's a lie!
Image: composite from Graham Putnam video, source 20th Century Fox and Lucasfilm.


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Giving people a place to call home can reduce the harm they do to themselves and others, Centre for Addictions Research of British Columbia scientist Dr. Bernadette Pauly told a gathering of York Region social service professionals.
A guest of United Way York Region and York University's knowledge mobilization unit, Dr. Pauly detailed her housing first and harm reduction programs on Canada's west coast, where she also serves as an associate professor with the University of Victoria's School of Nursing.
Drawing comparisons between Vancouver Island and York Region, she said a similar low supply of shelter beds and affordable and subsidized housing creates challenges for at-risk citizens and the social services agencies entrusted to help them.
Centre research found the trauma of being without a home often leads to substance abuse, alcohol addiction and increased incidences of HIV/AIDS, violence and overdose deaths. About one in three homeless men in the communities she studied have alcohol abuse issues.
The housing first initiative in British Columbia's capital city is a 10-year collaboration between academia, government and social service agencies. Designed to stem the causes and effects of homelessness, the focus is increasing the supply of homes and taking a benevolent approach.
"The program is about housing people, regardless of their substance use and harm reduction is the key principle," she said.
By establishing housing stability, related costs and abuse decrease, she said.
Further, having safe shelter fosters a sense of home, self-determination and social inclusion.
These positive motivating factors help break the cycles of abusive and violent behaviors.
Harm reduction is a major component, Dr. Pauly said, defining the action as policies, programs and practices aimed at reducing the adverse health, social and economic consequences of substance abuse.
Harm reduction engages stakeholders, but begins with the abuser.
"We meet people where they are at," she said. "They are approached with dignity and compassion, transparency, accountability and participation."
Harm reduction begins with trained nurses reaching out to homeless people, she said.
Strategies include providing condoms and clean needles, needle exchange, health, methadone and detox clinics and housing.
Practitioners in Victoria also engage clients in focus groups and have published and distributed a street survival guide designed, in part, by users.
The tactics lead to reduced risks and crime and drug use in public places, where discarded or reused injection needles are a major health issue.
The plan also leads to increased referrals to treatment programs and health and social services.
Dr. Pauly and her team also reviewed harm reduction programs elsewhere and adopted successful strategies.
In a Seattle shelter for homeless adults, residents are allowed to drink in their rooms.
Surprisingly, alcohol consumption dropped 50 per cent.
The Dr. Peter Centre in Vancouver, a supportive housing facility, achieved better health outcomes through the availability of 24-hour nursing care, supervised injections and needles exchanges.
Seaton House in Toronto and the Shepherds of Good Hope Men's Emergency Shelter in Ottawa initiated similar services and have experienced better outcomes.
Harm reduction helps reduce stigma and stereotypes and is integral as part of a plan to end homelessness, she said.
"It can be integrated across the range of housing strategies," she said.
With no detox facility, limited emergency beds and a rental vacancy rate hovering around one per cent, York Region could benefit from the Victoria model, attendees heard.
Blue Door Shelters has a harm reduction program, but hasn't achieved regional buy-in, executive director Patti Bell said, adding the program is not integrated and resources are missing.
"Collaboration and coalition isn't there," she said. "We don't have a comprehensive approach or the willingness to move on it together as a community. It's piecemeal. We need to partner with health services, government, police and others."
Dr. Pauly allayed concerns that a fully functional harm reduction program wouldn't come to fruition in York Region, advising it took organizers on the west coast five years to form a co-operative coalition of stakeholders and service providers.
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Everyone is pissed off right now. For me, it could be from to the head injury I gave myself last night and the accompanying tequila hangover. The rest of the nation, however, is more rightfully concerned with the needless killing of a black high school student down in Florida. See Also: - Six Grea ... More >>
I am a chronic ranker of things, a lister. You give me a category - movies, music, vegetables, just about anything besides my children - and I'll give you a nice, neat list of my favorites. For my summary of the year 2012, a single Top Ten List didn't seem sufficient, so instead I submit my Top Five ... More >>
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Lots of new bits and bug fixes are coming together now as we rumble slowly towards some kind of single player beta version
- New dynamic lighting system (this has dramatically changed the 'feel' of the game)
- 8 way movement cycles
- object carrying and placement
- coin system re-instated
- NPC path finding and chase algorithms
- bug fixes across procedural map generation
Next up boss levels, story triggering & player respawns…
"He aint heavy, it's my BOOM TIME!"
And then there were 8
Through BlendModes and a RenderTexture we now have a dynamic lighting system that can be applied to any game sprites, time to get it running on wall torches etc. with flickering effects etc. and see if there is any impact on performance.
Might not look like much, but this is the start of a more dynamic lighting system for the game… Oh and I fixed the mini-map too!
I have promised to start updating, so here is a quick shot of the big switch over to Sarling v1.4. The pros; Draw calls have been dramatically reduced thanks to batchable text (which will also allow a few more 1 pixel shadows at no GPU cost)… The cons; Vanished minimap and floating weapon icons after placement… nothing is ever easy. NPC dialogue/interaction coming up next.
New build is coming soon I promise…
Working up the fair ground setting (minus shadows)
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The Baltimore Ravens hold the 17th pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, and they are expected to draft an offensive tackle or defensive back in the first round. There is a huge hole on the right side, and it's a vacancy that Notre Dame product Zack Martin would do a good job of filling. Even though he has shorter arms and might project better at guard, Martin would be a solid tackle due to his technique and solid play as a run and pass blocker. There's no guarantee that he'll be there at 17, though, and there's even less of a chance of the Ravens landing top safety prospect Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, who doesn't seem to be as high on the Ravens list as some would think. The Ravens could wait to draft a safety, but I doubt they take Jimmie Ward in the first (the best coverage safety in the class) or take him in the second, since he won't fall there. However, they seem to be big fans of Ward's game.
So who is the Baltimore Ravens top target in this year's draft? Per sources close to draft insider Tony Pauline, the Ravens number one guy is North Carolina Tar Heels tight end prospect Eric Ebron, who is regarded as the top TE prospect in the class. His elite physical tools, size/speed/athleticism blend, and ability to make big plays after the catch overcome his poor hands and inconsistent blocking. Ebron can be a high-impact pass-catching tight end at the next level, and he fits in perfectly as a joker TE.
The Ravens already have a "move" tight end locked up in Dennis Pitta, but Ebron would be too good of a value to pass up on at 17. He isn't expected to be available at 17, so it will be interesting to see if the Ravens suddenly feel compelled to make a trade up for him. I don't think it's worth it, but it's possible if Ozzie Newsome, who likes moving around in the draft, could make the move if he likes him enough. Pauline notes that the Pittsburgh Steelers are one of Ebron's suitors, and there's a good chance of the Steelers passing on a CB to take Ebron at 15.
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GV Kustom Kitchens hosted a Lincoln Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting ceremony on March 14th, and welcomed members of the community to tour their Lincoln showroom, located at 5550 S. 59th street, and check out all of the products and services they have to offer. The Lincoln location is the newest of four, with the other three Nebraska locations in Omaha, Columbus and Norfolk.
GV Kustom Kitchens offers you the beautiful secret of home improvement. Their team of professionals is prepared to show you all the possibilities that accompany the design and installation of every component of a new kitchen. From the floors to the cabinetry their experts will help you design and select the type of wood, hardware, flooring, and paint color. If you can imagine it they can make it a reality.
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1106 West Alden Avenue has a Walk Score of 40 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in Valdosta. Nearby parks include Cranford Park, Drexel Park and Brookwood Park.
Nearby schools include St John Catholic School, S.L. Mason Elementary School and Lowndes High School.
The closest grocery stores are Power Up Supplements and More, Manwell Produce Inc and Metabolic Research Center Valdosta.
Nearby coffee shops include Elliano's, Starbucks and Beijang Cafe. There are 14 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Zacadoo's Grille, Fabulous Pizza and Slap Daddy's.
1106 West Alden Avenue is near Cranford Park, Drexel Park and Valdosta State University.


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APW Wyott CSS-DTS-N5 Condiment Serving Station with Three 1/9 Size Pans and Two 1/6 Size Pans
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A convenient combination of pump and pan dispensers, the APW Wyott CSS-DTS-N5 condiment serving station is the one-stop location for garnishes at any concession stand or self-serve area! This condiment serving station comes with three 1/9 size and two 1/6 size food pans 4" deep so you can load up on a variety of your most popular garnishes for your hungry customers. It also includes two 1 oz. pumps for liquid condiments that each dispenses from a #10 can for added versatility.
Made of stainless steel, this condiment serving station is designed to stand up to repeated daily use in the busiest areas, and it's incredibly easy to wipe clean. The food pan section is protected with a hinged acrylic lid so that customers can browse the options before making a selection, keeping your condiments sanitary. And for maximum cooling potential, the open area beneath the pan section can be filled with ice to provide freshly crisp garnishes every time.
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82nd St At 3rd Avenue is a seven minute walk from the R Broadway Local at the 86 St stop.
This apartment is in the Bay Ridge neighborhood in New York. Nearby parks include Russell Pederson Playground, Fort Hamilton Athletic Field and Monastery Square.
82nd St At 3rd Avenue has a Walk Score of 86 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby schools include St Anselm Elementary School, Bay Ridge Preparatory School and Dimitrios & Georgia Kaloidis Parochial School.
The closest grocery stores are N Y Clover Food Corporation, Captain Grocery and Athens Market Inc.
Nearby coffee shops include Rustica Cafe, Bagel Boy and Sally's Place Inc. There are 164 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including The Pearl Room, Ben's Pizzeria and GrapeVine Mediterrean Kitchen Food.
82nd St At 3rd Avenue is near Wagner College, SUNY Downstate Medical Center and CUNY - Medgar Evers College.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 82nd St At 3rd Avenue is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure.
This is a stunning 4 beds it includes bedrooms that fit queen-sized beds, built in closet spaces, overhead fans, wide paneled oak flooring, a large living area with skylights, exposed brick, a large granite kitchen with stainless appliances, dishwasher, and two gorgeous bathrooms.