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I love the shade and hint if shimmer of this blusher. I don't wear it with cool eye colours because it's very warm hued. But with natural or beige / brown eyes it's fab.
Beautiful coral shade. Highly pigmented. Easy to apply and blend. I am nc20 and apply with a light hand. Very versatile and looks nice with a variety of MU looks day or night. My go to blush for spring and summer. I am not usually one for shimmer blushes as they usually accentuate my pores but I find this extremely wearable and not overly shimmery.
Love this blush! The formula is good, highly pigmented, long lasting and the colour is beautiful. Its similar to nars orgasm, being a peach colour with a gold shimmer. Its a nice colour for night and day. I use the real techniques blush brush with it and it distributes the colour nicely. I have also used the mac 123 but that brush distributes the colour a bit too heavy for my liking. It works well when using a bronzer and highlighter for contouring
I said I would repurchase, meaning I would love to, but not sure if I can afford it lol!
I got this as a present along with a few other mac goodies from mom and have used it literally every time I went out ever since. Im an nc37 for reference, and it looks beeeeautiful on me. It does come on a little dark and is really shimmery, but it's such fine shimmer that it just looks like a subtle sheen. That shine also sort of cancels out the peach in case you put on too much.
It looks like a complete spring summer colour, but for me this is a perfect winter blush. Here is why-during winter my skin gets so dry that i never ever set foundation with powder...and it just stays dry. matte blushes make my face look like death. the shimmer in this thing really brightens everything up. Its so good that i go with just this..no eye makeup, no lipstick, no gloss..just this.
This was what the makeup artist used on me at my sister's wedding. It photographs beautifully despite the shimmer. If the cost is not an issue, definitely try it out. (if you ave very light skin, this might be difficult to apply since you need to go super sheer)
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This is a lovely colour! Its great for an everyday blush because its a natural pink/peach. Its buildable, but I don't need much (just as a reference I'm NC20/Laura Mercier Real Sand). It has a light golden shimmer which is really pretty. I've used this regularly for months now and it still looks new. It'll last a long time, but I'd repurchase when it finally finishes.
I absolutly love this blush. I use it just after i applied my powder, and it stays on all day. it's a peachy/coral/ color and look beautiful on my NW20 skin, but if you are much darker, i don't think it will show up on your skin. But to me this is perfect. Only downside is that it's really expensive, here in Denmark it's 38 dollars (195 kr) but it's totally worth it
Yay, I found a NARS Orgasm substitute that works for me! I swatched this alongside Style and I preferred this because the colour is a bit lighter and a bit peachier. It's noticeably less pink than Orgasm though the overall effect is similar. I think what makes this work better for me than Orgasm is that the shimmer in this is a little more 'incorporated' into the colour of the blush, whereas I found that the shimmer in Orgasm kind of sits on top of the colour (I know that sounds weird, but swatch them and you'll see what I mean). It just means that I can buff Springsheen onto my cheeks and look glowy rather than frosty. This enhances my skin rather than highlighting every pore the way Orgasm did. If you're keen to try NARS Orgasm try swatching this first, or better yet compare them side by side, I think this is a better look plus it's a bit cheaper.
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I wear an NC15 in MAC Studio Sculpt foundation, for reference. I am very pale. Even my NC15 foundation really needs to be blended down my neck, and even my chest depending on the shirt I am wearing. I thought that Springsheen would be a really nice pinky/peachy glow to my cheeks. But for some reason, I think that this looks really odd on me. It doesn't really suit my skin tone at all. I also find it a bit hard to blend out when applying it. It's not the blushes fault that it doesn't match my skin tone though, so I gave it 3 lippies. It looks really pink on me. HOWEVER, if you have a more tan/medium skin tone, I highly recommend this to you. Coral/peachy pinks look wonderful on a more tan skin tone! I won't repurchase, but I do think it is good to have in your collection depending on the look you are trying to achieve.
I really like this. The MUA applied this on me today and suddenly there was this sparkle on my face. I was hooked. The shimmer-glitter really helps in giving me some glow to my other wise dull tone. My face just lights up. This is somewhat like nars orgasm but cheaper. If u like nars O, you will like this. Also for some reason, Mac blushes tend to fade on me during the day. But this is one of those fun extras u may wanna have...
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My HG blusher! Can't go without this on my cheek! It instantly gives you glowy and healthy face :) i love it! It has subtle pinkish orange pigmentation which is good for warm tone face!


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Price of electricity clearly depends upon where you live. I recently moved to Ohio (from California) and find that $0.0649/kW-hr is a pretty normal price (depending upon who you selected as an energy provider and when you locked in your rate, etc., etc.)
I know from a California point of view, 0.066/kW-hr might seem really cheap, but California has its own problems when it comes to power.

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Oi, Europe! Tell US feds to GTFO of our servers, say Microsoft and pals
What about Safe Harbour?
Just tell the US companies they can't do business in the EU anymore and then reconsider TTIP ...
Ex-NSA lawyer warns Google, Apple: IMPENETRABLE RIM ruined BlackBerry
Nice business you have here.
Would be a shame if anything happened to it, wouldn't it?
Hide your Macs, iPhones and iPads: WireLurker nasty 'heralds new era'
Re: OK so let me get this straight.
Two questions, have they been used to infect Linux and Unix Hosts in the last couple of decades? And if not, why?
It is a feature, and an important one if you ask android users. This is the way to install software on your iDevice without going through Apples App Store.
Doctor Who becomes an illogical, unscientific, silly soap opera in Kill The Moon
Kids who sit in front of a TV 8:30pm, so probably not the kindergarden type of kids.
The script was utter crap, you don't need to be Isaac Newton or Johannes Kepler to figure out what will happen with another mass like the earth just 400.000 km away.
This alone is so far off of Science that the Fiction Part does not help to justify it.
Daleks, Cybermen, lesbian Lizards and even steampunk clockwork robots are excused for the fiction part, this utter BS is not.
Pimp my lounge and pierce my ceiling: Home theatre goes OTT
Atmospheric Omission System?
I don't want that!
Beer because of no TARDIS Icon.
Apple takes blade to 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display
Re: 1000 quid!
I'm happy with a dual core i5 3xxx and whatever Intel GPU which comes with it, I'm all in for longer battery life.
Re: 1000 quid!
Which one? I need one! It should work well with Linux and Windows 7, a big touchpad is a must and I like a HighDPI Display, too.
Munich considers dumping Linux for ... GULP ... Windows!
Re: Open source software can still..
>The developers are out there and I can't see any issues that a bit of coding effort could not work through.
Germany is not a developing country, here wie buy ready made instead of developing our own :)
Hefe Weizen
Re: Lack of integrated email/contacts/calendar?
It's actually not that bad. As the head of IT told heise.de it takes less than a week to setup a new mobile and this includes safety and security measures and other things as well as setting up caldav, carddav, smtp and imap accounts.
Munich does not have a policy about using mobile devices, so they have to work with whatever the politicians want at the moment.
eBay bans CD sales of metal band Burzum, citing offensive material
Re: I don't get the complaints about Mien Kampf
My Grandfather went to jail for calling Hitler "größtes Arschloch aller Zeiten" (biggest arsehole of ll times) instead of the then preferred GröFaZ - Größter Feldherr aller Zeiten (biggest general of all times). Luckily he was "kriegswichtig" at Messerschmidt and thus not sent to Stalingrad.
London cops cuff 20-year-old man for unblocking blocked websites
Just ask the Chinese how to block properly!
VMware builds product executables on 50 Mac Minis
Re: I'm watching and listening
I did, but never one for $1200 :)
HP settles suit with popstar Chubby Checker over todger tester app
Re: Sometimes you just have to get up, and say WTF?!
To be true, HP didn't even develop that! It was a third party app in the WebOS Market, one of very few by the way :)
Re: Well I *was*..
as far as I know the app sold 84 times at 99 Cents.
UK.gov's Open Source switch WON'T get rid of Microsoft, y'know
Macros, try them in MS Office on a Mac
Or try opening my thesis from 1993 in Office 2013!
My bet is on ODF.
Seagate chances ARM with NAS boxes for the SOHO crowd
Re: My old 400Mhz ARM QNAP...
Hm, my ancient Iomega StorCenter iX2 gives me 20+ mb/s too
NASA: ALIENS and NEW EARTHS will be ours inside 20 years
Re: A quote from Hawking
>What possible resources could we offer intelligent life that could not be found on any of the many rocky exoplanets we've detected nearby - McDonald's?
A workforce!
Delaware pair nabbed for getting saucy atop Mexican eatery
would have been better
with playmobile reenacting :(
Beer instead
Thought PCs were in the toilet? They're STILL eating Apple's lunch
Re: That's because
I wanted an Asus or a Sony but the Macbook Air was cheaper, so I got the Mac :)
Dammit, Foxconn: Where's our 1 MILLION-strong robot ARMY?
So they are just good enough for what Foxconn makes for HP, Dell and others then?
Beer, because even Holsten Pilsener is as good or better than real ale given the price!
F1? No, it's Formula E as electric racing cars hit the track
What I like most in Formula E is that they change cars midrace when the batteries are down :)
Imagine a caravanserai every 50 miles where you can change cars instead of recharging batteries ....
Firefighters deliver trapped student from GIANT GERMAN LADYPARTS
Re: What puzzles me ...
It's in germany, different culture and all of that. A sculpture of a gun is a problem here.
Skype to become 'Star Trek' style real-time translator, says Redmond
With Bing Translator?
like that on Facebook?
Beer, because you need it then.
iPhone-stroker-turned-fandroid sues Apple over iMessage text-slurpery
Re: Oh FFS
So it can't be fixed with a software update because nobody can be forced to install an update?
Re: Oh FFS
It does! Even to iPhone Users who are far away from mobile data services, i.e. here in the middle of a small rural village with just over 500.000 inhabitants where Vodafone can't be bothered with mobile data and such :)
Solaris deposed as US drone-ware, replaced by Linux administration
Re: Not surprised
traditionally Linux is not a *nix and its pretty new on the market with just a little over two decades ;)
Re: I've missed something here
Although you can get Linux to near realtime, I don't think the drone itself depends on it, Linux is probably for the backend.
Re: Death from above
Given enough thrust they'll fly just fine!
Star Wars Episode VII: The Ancient Fear of, er, a CHEESE-TASTIC title?
Let me think ...
an ancient fear and Max von Sydow? Could it be SPECTRE?
Mine's the one with the evil scientist badge.
Drink me: Adobe pours Flash Player bug squash
most probably not, first Adobe stopped development for mobile and then Google removed some hooks in its API without which it shouldn't run.
OTOH Firefox 27 das work with the old flash player for Android 4.2, if you really need some security issues on your mobile.
Reg hack hacked off by iPhone 5 repair notice
You can't turn it OFF and ON again? We're doomed!
Is no browser safe? Security bods poke holes in Chrome, Safari, IE, Firefox and earn $1m
Yes, but now that it isn't homegrown anymore it's not our fault! :)
Icahn and I will: Carl's war on eBay goes NUCLEAR over Skype
Do I get this right?
Icahn invested in the wrong company and didn't earn as much as more clever investors did?
Poor soul!
Dashboard Siri! Take me to the airport! NO, NOT the RUNWAY! Argh!
>Google is working on a rival system, but one that doesn't require a phone - all the 'brains' are integrated into the car
And there's the answer. Google is working on it while Apple is delivering.
Microsoft delviers, too, but Ford customers seem somewhat unhappy with the Windows Experience in their cars.
I haven't heard of Intels Tizen for some time, are they still working on it?
QNX looks good to me, especially because car manufacturers have a lot of experience with it.
But providing connectivity to any android phone can be a problem, which android with which extensions and modifications on which hardware? Add Symbian and Windows Phone and we're in trouble.
Me? I don't even own a car anymore :)
Apple's Windows XP moment: OS X Snow Leopard left to DIE
Re: 2007 hardware obsolete?
Some of those have 64bit CPUs, but the GMA945 (?) Chipset is limited to 32bit. Otoh, that white Macbook I bought in April 2006 is now best described as "genuine vintage" with all its scratches, dents and missing keyboard caps.
Six year old hardware runs fine with Mavericks, I should know, I'm typing on a seven year old Macbook Pro at the moment.
So people with even older hardware are stuck. OTOH, my 8 year old white Macbook runs (or better crawls) Windows 7. The Intel Chipset is limited to 2GB RAM and let's not talk about the graphics card :(
Apple Mac Pro: It's a death star, not a nappy bin, OK?
Re: Dell service
Apple can't even touch Dell Service. I know, I have both :) and HP and IBM servers at customer sites.
My MBP 15" late 2009 workhorse has been to a certified repair shop several times while under Apple Care, I had to bring it there wait two weeks and pick it up again :(
Re: £1040 for an extra 52gb of ram???
Kingston DDR3 ECC 1866MHz KTA-MP318/16G close to 200 Euros each, you need 4 of those. So you can save some on Memory.
Google's SECRET contracts: Android lock-in REVEALED!
It's about the Android brand, isn't it?
As far as I understood the german report at heise.de, you have to install certain google apps at certain places to use the Android brand and logo.
Does Amazon use the Android logo?
For Windows guest - KVM or XEN and which distro for host?
I recommend windows as host, too. Add some SSDs to the setup and use ISCSI for your btrfs needs in a Linux guest.
Hands up if you have one good reason to port enterprise apps to ARM
We ported from whatever-it-was-hp-had-in-the-micro-xe to Risc and then to x86, why not to ARM?
With VMWares arguments we'd still be running that old HP-3000!
MAC TO THE FUTURE: 30 years of hindsight and smart-arsery
Re: Nobody remembers Bill Gates saved Apple
They use BSD in form of BSDlite and older FreeBSD userland. It was OpenBSD who needed 20.000 for its electricity bill.
One of the NeXt boxes was at CERN and one Tim Berners-Lee developed something totally irrelevant on it.
Microsoft seeks patent for blade server chassis
Makes sense!
It's in our building, it runs our software, we're the biggest technology company, must be ours!
Eight EXCELLENT languages for the fondleslab-friendly Intranet of Thingies
Re: The answer is "JavaScript"...
Yes, the answer is C++, but I forgot the question :)
Romanian Bitcoin baron 'stumps up $20k to keep OpenBSD's lights on'
They are somewhat entangled.
SPAM supposedly spotted leaving the fridge
Patch Tuesday in the kitchen? The Horror!
Patches for your phone, tablet, laptop, PC, TV, microwave, blender, fridge, dishwasher, hairdryer, car, bicycle, razor and much more.
That'll be a very busy patch tuesday!
Mine's the one with paper and pencil in the pocket for when my fridge refuses to mail my shopping list.
Rosetta comet chaser due to wake up for final rendezvous on Monday
Re: Harpoons, eh?
and we may call him Ismael :)
Descartes might disagree with the christian part in this. Galileo probably too and I'm unsure about Da Vinci, he had some protection from the christians when he made his dissections.
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Greetings tanks,
I use the Pawn addon to give my gear a stat point value based for each spec. This uses the same stat weighting that sites like Wowhead use when you compare two pieces of gear. I use it mainly for leveling alts so I can just roll quick on upgrades when dungeon running or questing, etc.
However, since Cata came out, the stats have valued armor for tanks at 0. It used to be 1/10th of the stamina value.
Stamina was worth 10 stat points per point
Armor would be worth 1 stat point per point
Can someone explain to me why armor would be worthless for a tank? I understand that point for point it's not as valuable as stamina, but IMHO it shouldn't be 0.


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The Late, Great Robin Williams: A Video Tribute
The best way to remember Robin Williams, one of the best actors of his generation and one of the best comedic minds of all-time, is through his work. To pay tribute, we put together this video tribute to the man and his movies.
2014 Oscar Nominations Announced! 'American Hustle' and 'Gravity' Lead With Ten Each
The 2014 Oscar nominations were announced this morning by 'Thor 2' star Chris Hemsworth and Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills. So who are the 2014 Oscar nominees? Who were the big surprises and the big snubs? Find out!


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Stocks discussed on the in-depth session of Jim Cramer's Mad Money TV Program, Wednesday April 25.
The Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) Bureau of Misinformation. Other stocks mentioned: Jabil Circuit (NYSE:JBL), EMC (NYSE:EMC), Verizon (NYSE:VZ), AT&T (NYSE:T)
There has not been a stock this earnings season that has been gotten wrong so dramatically as Apple (AAPL). Going into its earnings, the stock was down 11% on rumors that supply issues had plagued the company and it had not sold as many iPhones as expected. The earnings beat was much larger than those of the past, and the stock soared $49. The company reported that revenues rose 59% year over year and net income was up 94%. Apple trounced one analyst's bearish prediction that Apple would sell only 28 million to 33 million iPhones, when the company sold 35 million. Analysts were basing their bearish predictions on news that Verizon (VZ) and AT&T (T) had not sold as many iPhones as expected, but assuming this was a disaster for Apple was to overlook their significant overseas business, and the fact that there are other companies that matter to Apple as much as Verizon and AT&T. iPad sales were at 11.8 million, up 150% from last year. Apple Stores reported a 24% increase in same store sales. Cramer reminded viewers that Apple is a long-term investment and not a trade, and is still undervalued.
Cramer took some calls:
Jabil Circuit (JBL) should benefit from terrific earnings from peers in its sector, and this stock is a buy.
EMC (EMC) is not a buy as a possible takeover target, but is an earnings and growth story.
Too Much Macro: Arcelor Mittal (NYSE:MT), Nucor (NYSE:NUE), Union Pacific (NYSE:UNP), Norfolk Southern (NYSE:NSC)
Cramer thinks analysts pay too much attention to every macro data point that comes out and any announcement by the Federal Reserve. Sometimes it seems that The Street doesn't want the economy to improve too much because of the obsession with what is going to happen to stocks if the Fed raises rates in a more robust economic environment. A higher employment rate is necessary so consumers will have the funds to buy goods in the first place. It is time to embrace an improved economy and stop worrying about the Fed raising interest rates; ultimately a strong economy's effect on stocks will have a greater impact than higher rates.
Arcelor Mittal (MT) is not a stock Cramer likes; he prefers Nucor (NUE). Cramer explained that he is not "going down the food chain" to steel.
Union Pacific (UNP) rose significantly on a good report from Norfolk Southern (NSC). Cramer regrets missing the move because of concerns that NSC would disappoint on its earnings.
eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY), Visa (NYSE:V), Mastercard (NYSE:MA)
A week after the earnings report from eBay (EBAY), Cramer thinks that even though the stock moved 13%, it can still run higher. The company reported a 4 cent earnings beat on revenues that rose 28.7% year over year. The strength of eBay lies in Paypal, the automated payment system with 110 million accounts in 190 different countries. Paypal will soon challenge Visa (V) and Mastercard (MA) as the preferred method of payment. Paypal now enables customers to buy products not just online, but on regular supermarkets, and this system makes credit cards unnecessary. With such aggressive growth, Paypal alone is a good enough reason to buy eBay.
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MIAMI (AP) - New data shows that prescription drug deaths in Florida increased nearly 9 percent last year compared to 2009 despite aggressive efforts by law enforcement to educate people about the dangers and to crack down on illegal distribution.
Gov. Rick Scott said Monday he believes stronger legislation and regulation, along with more money for police, is helping in 2011.
Florida has been a leading source for the illicit purchase of prescription drugs, with addicts and dealers from across the Southeast flocking to pain clinics.
Data released Monday shows there were 2,710 deaths in Florida last year caused by prescription drugs, compared to 2,488 in 2009.
Scott says the effort to stem the scourge is a personal one for him because he has a brother who has abused drugs for many years.
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Michael Jackson Saves His Diamanté From the Auction Block
This must make Beyoncé very sad.
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This must make Beyoncé very sad.
Also, Rick Owens just opened a store in London with a plastic head, and Isaac Mizrahi has a new radio show.
Also, Daisy Fuentes launches another scent this April and Michael Jackson is considering even more plastic surgery.
See a slideshow of some of MJ's items of apparel hitting the auction block next month.
Also, wedding jewelry sells in the recession and Coco Rocha turns journalist.
A pair of underpants mined for DNA samples in Jackson's child-molestation trial could be yours.
The designer and Dave Stewart are collaborating on a line called Rock Fabulous.
He's collaborating with Christian Audigier on a line coming out this fall. Glad to see he's been keeping busy.


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Progressive Recovery
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PRI has been designing and manufacturing fluid process systems since 1983. We specialize in systems processing hazardous materials in classified locations. Our areas of enterprise include: -Distillation: PRI manufactures a wide range of products for general, ultra high purity, and other specific applications. -Washing: Our enclosed parts washers are designed for large, ...
Energy Recovery Partners (ERP)
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Experience - in all applications, fast return on investment, system design, complete turn key package, competitively priced, energy recovery surveys available. Energy Recovery Partners is located in Hubertis, WI and specializes in VOC abatement, energy recovery systems and HVAC design within industrial operations and food safety. ERP has inhouse, turn-key capabilities and ...
Renewable Resource recovery Corp.
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Renewable Resource Recovery Corp. (R3C) has patented two products (pending in Canada, U.S. and Europe). The @Source-Energy Pipe is a precast concrete sewer/storm water pipe incorporating a heat extraction system in the pipe wall. The Pipe extracts heat from the effluent and adjacent ground. The @Source-Energy wall is an insulated precast concrete wall with photovoltaic ...
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HRS Heat Exchangers operates at the forefront of thermal processing technology. With a global presence, we offer a wide range of heat exchangers and associated products including corrugated tube, shell and tube, scraped surface and plate heat exchangers, together with hygienic piston pumps, aseptic fillers and CIP packages.We offer effective heat transfer solutions for an ...
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Feed Resource Recovery has designed and implemented a groundbreaking Zero Waste solution for the food industry. Our innovative and proprietary approach leverages customers' existing transportation and distribution systems to generate clean, sustainable power for onsite operations, reduce emissions and save millions of dollars on waste removal costs.
Energy Recovery Associates
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The Energy Recovery Associates team, (ERA), designs, manufactures, installs, and operates solutions that convert waste gases in to profits. PurGest, our Trademarked, Patent Pending gas conditioning system, economically cleans Hydrogen Sulfide, and Siloxanes from fuel gases including digester gas, landfill gas, and other waste gases. These PurGest Systems can be provided ...
Heat Exchange Institute (HEI)
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The Heat Exchange Institute (HEI) is a non-profit trade association committed to the technical advancement, promotion, and understanding of a broad range of utility and industrial-scale heat exchange and vacuum apparatus. HEI concentrates its efforts on the manufacturing and engineering aspects of air cooled condensers, steam surface condensers, closed feedwater heaters, ...
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Industrial Heat Transfer, Inc. (IHT) is a designer and manufacturer of high quality commercial and industrial finned-tubed heat exchangers. Industrial Heat Transfer thrives on the toughest jobs! IHT has met a wide range of challenges with complete success through quality performance and attention to detail. Our facility boasts two 10,000 lb. bridge cranes with a 45 foot ...
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Pool, Jacuzi, Tennis, Shuffleboard, and just steps from the ocean...
Full size Kitchen with granite counter tops, 3 Flat screen TV's (2 HD) and 3 DVD players... FREE Hi Speed secured Wi-Fi in unit... FREE telephone service to Mainland USA and Canada... Temperpedic King Size beds in both bedrooms... Pool, Jacuzi, Coffee Bar in lobby. FREE parking... Just minutes from Kapalua and Lahaina... 4 golf courses within 12 minutes... Grocery store 2 blocks away. Great restaurants just minutes away. Farmer's Market 6 blocks away... Beautiful Sunsets enjoyed right from your lanai...
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- The Venus Factor does not come with anything very spectacular in terms of dieting and exercising, so this is probably one of the primary reasons why many women consider it just an ordinary scam or gimmick. The only thing it brings new and untouched in this industry is the leptin thing, which changes many beliefs.
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Social-ist: A man who has gained an unhealthy love of other peoples money - but by then, the Bible has no effect on his conscience any more
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Update, delete a user rule in firewall - admin reserved, I am but...
Context : I have problems with ICMP and Dhcp, with abnormal packages locked by firewall, this is another problem but this leads me to use events lists and create events (audit) by defining rules into the firewall.
I have created a user rule into the advanced rules of the Win 7 x64 Pro firewall, this for the test and more with a task associated (message when a data package is blocked).
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I add,
- I test the use of netsh with line command.
kb/947709 : netsh advfirewall firewall delete rule name=rule name
So the delete rule exists by this way but it couldn't find the user rule that I define till know (by name, I used the displayed name that I gave to the rule) may be because I could not find a way to display a list of the names of the rules else than on the screen of the firewall manager and the name is wrong, curious ; another reason worse could be that the rule name search fails for user rules... should be coherent with others problems. Then in such case it should be a dead lock.
- About the associated task with the audit of the event : If I could, with the "current task manager" delete the current instances, I could not suspend the generator task, so the message production (the task execution by the event) can't be stopped (I just, to be able to go on working, made this : if I don't acknowledge the message and I put it in a corner, it remains there, the current instance locks the others that are waiting... till I cancel them with the current task manager)
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- About the associated task with the audit of the event : If I could, with the "current task manager" delete the current instances, I could not suspend the generator task, so the message production (the task execution by the event) can't be stopped (I just, to be able to go on working, made this : if I don't acknowledge the message and I put it in a corner, it remains there, the current instance locks the others that are waiting... till I cancel them with the current task manager)
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Thanks, it is not exactly what I have done but you give me the trigger which have given to me the solution in less than one minute.
The reason why I had failed
When I had gone to the task manager I simply have not found the commands on the task (a common design of interfaces), the click right on the object into the list (I remember to have worked on this 15th years ago).
The event generation
About the event, it is generated by the firewall where I add a rule (selective) to which I linked an audit and the task. Everything is simple though another second level problem that I found while the main one is not at all solved.
So I had to delete the task and it is now clean, it was no more useful even the main problem is not solved.
The other (second level problem) : how to delete or inactivate the user defined special and/or temporary rule(s) of the firewall
About second level problems which is linked is that I couldn't find a way to delete the rule I have created into the firewall.
I will make now a separate thread but I told about here yesterday while you were answering to me.
I tried to delete the rule that I have defined for the firewall. I failed because the firewall interface refuses to edit the rule properties and/unactivate it. The message is :
"This rule has been defined by the administrator and can't be altered"
but I am the administrator and I have launched the firewall administrator as administrator...
I have not found any solution with this "firewall with advanced functions" administrator.
So I thought that I could find a solution with NETSH. I failed too because the user rules seems not to be reachable.
About the main problem :
I have heavy errors, since ten days, that have cut off partially the LAN, with UDP with ports 67,68 for Dhcp (with address 0 and 255) ports which are too used by Ping (with adresses of the ping). I got too ICMP errors.
The computers and other components can be seen and communicate but not regularly.
This seems to had begun to occur (it is difficult to locate exactly) when I set the parameters to manage UPnP IGD (wmpnetwk.exe and Teredo redirecting various ports).
At the same time I got the same problem with another computer running on XP SP3 and which I design and use to be local and dynDNS server on a net which has only commonly four computer. The computer on XP must serve internet sites that I develop and locally multimedia, used to for back-up (1Gb network).
The events are constant but the rules are OK, I am for the moment lost in this problem. As my lan is locked by this problem I don't produce anything during the last ten days...
I have written a long report about what I observed (this helps me because I work alone, I check all what I write even for me although) but it is in French.
Best regards
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The other (second level problem) : how to delete or inactivate the user defined special and/or temporary rule(s) of the firewall
About second level problems which is linked is that I couldn't find a way to delete the rule I have created into the firewall.
Best regards
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Modify user rules in firewall even by admin
It is what I have said, I opened all (cmd, firewall, task...) always as admin.
More I checked the rights.
With cmd and task manager it is OK, with the firewall there is no access (right click on the user rule don't contain inactivate command, while it is ok for the others rules, the lonely commands are copy, show properties, help - which don't give any information about the rights which is normal because evident).
Further it seems that a more global problems exists, because when I run as user the advanced firewall I have exactly the same capabilities as administrator, this while the rights are limited to read and use... It is evident that without elevation I should not have the right to inactivate, modify or destroy rules...
The other question is where we can find with netsh the user rules show and alter with command lines.
The command :
netsh advfirewall firewall show rule name=all > x:\temp\advfirewal-all-rules.txt
Thanks and best regards,
we progress (each of your question makes me do actions that I had not the idea to do before it, as the test of the behaviour of advanced firewall with various access rights)
Note1 : About the global problem I have looked in details to NAT problems, because it was not functionning for a dynDNS with port 80 as internal. Note that there was several address port conflict with others servers and the net. So the solution was to reserve a port for Apache the NAT is now 80 -> <Server (XPsp3) IP of the machine which has Apache server : xxxx> Apache listens now the machine fixed IP with this new specialized port. This allows a perfect service.
Nevertheless the ping problem remains. I can't ping the server as defined neither the machine working with Windows 7-x64
Note 2 : the cmd out to file is cp850 coded and I discover that I had no more with any soft or editor which holds this codepage. I could not find any soft which could function as pipe on dos commands to encode cp850 to 1452 or 8859 or better UTF8. do you know one or a more simple solution than writing the soft (even a few lines, it takes time) ?
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Why Patient Have Hiv Increase Cd8
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Focusing on CD8: The "Other T Cell" in HIV InfectionTwo types of T cells are critically important in HIV infection. Most discussion of these immune cells refers to the subset known as CD4+, which is the cell type counted during most patient visits to gauge when to start antiretroviral therapy and the... Read more »
More on the Links Between the CD4/CD8 Ratio, Immunological Perturbations, and Risk of Illness and DeathSince posting recently about studies investigating the relevance of the CD4/CD8 ratio in the antiretroviral therapy era, several new papers and presentations have provided more information on the topic. Last week in the open access journal PLoS... Read more »
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Rates Lower in HAART-Treated PatientsBackground Untreated HIV infection confers a huge increase in the incidence of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL). Understanding the extent to which HAART mitigates this risk is of vital importance to HIV-infected persons. Details of This Study Waterson... Read more »
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what happens when cd4/cd8 ratio is 0.24sir, i am hiv-2 positive patient and also affected with TB (which has been treated recently before 3 months).taking treatment for hiv ,before my cd4 and cd8 ratio was 0.49 but now it has been drastically changed to as belownow my cd4 cells-177and...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of MedicineI am not clear as to whether you are currently receiving TB and HIV meds and what your CD4 count was before. If so, it might be a drug reaction causing a decline in your cell count. On the other hand, if your CD4 count has not changed, but just your... Read more »
CD8 and CD8%I have never understood the cd8 number and what the percentage means. Can you answer generally what they are used for and why they are valuable? If you could comment specifically on my latest lab numbers that would be great.% CD3...
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Stanford University, School of MedicineIn many people with HIV infection, the CD8 count and percent increase as a reaction to the infection. CD8 cells are the major type of cell involved with controlling the infection. So that is why you see an increase.... Read more »
Re:CD4/CD8 ratio and CD4 percentageDear Mark - thankyou very much for answering my question so quickly - I just have a couple more questions for clarification.You mentioned with HIV infection the CD8 cells increase and the CD4 cells fall leading to a fall in the CD4/CD8 ratio - how...
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Stanford University, School of MedicineYour ratio is still normal. It usually takes years to fall significantly. CD4 percentage falls about 1-3%/year in the absence of treatment. We don't really know what the fall in CD4 count in you is, because we don't have a preinfection CD4... Read more »
CD8 significanceI understand that HIV infection generally makes CD4 counts decline and CD8 counts increase. With successful treatment this trend reverses, i.e. the ratio of CD4 to CD8 increases. Normal is between 1 and 6.Looking at my results over the past 5 tests...
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high CD8 count that does not go away with time then you probably have
DILS. Fortunately, unless it turns into cancer, DILS is harmless. It
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A look at the Richmond RiverRats 2013 Season
Greetings readers,
A few days fresh of my last home broadcast in Richmond, Indiana, I like to tell you what I saw for the 2013 season.
It was the fifth season of existence for the RiverRats, a summer collegiate team that calls Don McBride Stadium home. The organization had something fun planned out for every home game this season, just like the previous four years. After thirty games, the 'Rats welcomed in nearly 26,000 for the season.
Opening Day 2013 took place in Northern Ohio, with the Lorain County Ironmen hosting Richmond. After a season-opening series split, Richmond came home to welcome in another Ohio team, the Chillicothe Paints. While the first game required extras, the 'Rats were able to sweep their first opponent at home. Richmond went 4-2 in their first six home games, splitting with the Butler BlueSox and the West Virginia Miners.
The RiverRats would close out June with a 13-17 record, coming home for six straight home contests. To start July, the RiverRats went 2-8 in their first ten games, including a 1-5 homestand. The 'Rats would bounce back after that homestand, going 10-14 in their last twenty-six games with some very close games.
After the final out in West Virginia, the RiverRats finished 24-36. Seventeen of those wins happened at McBride Stadium, while the 'Rats were only 7-23 away from Richmond.
As a team, the 'Rats batted .257 and had an ERA of 4.40. Leading the offense was DePauw Tiger Robbie Stein, batting .303 in 231 at-bats (with eight doubles, two triples, and one home run.) Berea College Mountaineer Ryan Akins had five home runs to lead the team, with Ohio State Buckeye Jacob Bosiokovic leading the team with 31 RBIs. On the pitching spectrum, it would be Ole Miss Rebel Scott Ashford leading the team in appearances with twenty-four on the season (all in relief.) Indiana Wesleyan Wildcat Shane Bryant had the most wins with five (finished 5-4 after ten starts and three relief appearances.) Trey Garrett (Rend Lake College) lead the team with five saves.
Numbers and wins aren't everything, folks. The team improved from the slumps and worked around the injury bug. While it was a team of about eight everyday players, it was a talented bunch of ball players. These players will head back to their college baseball teams, with improved skills and a collection of memories of their experiences in Richmond, Indiana, Wayne County, U.S. of A. I wish every RiverRat the best in the future!
Debuting for the first time in 2013 were gold jerseys for the 'Rats. These were wore about 4/5ths of the home games, with the white and navy sets used sparingly. The gold tops were combined with navy letters/numbers with a white trim. Personally, I liked the gold jerseys. I believe gold hats were also introduced for the first time, too.
In this 2013 season, I have seen two reviews on McBride Stadium. One is from The Sports Traveler, who made the trip for the June 15th match vs. West Virginia. The other is from Stadium Journey, which the review doesn't specify when the visit was (but I believe this was the first portion of the season.) Both of these are positive reviews but very good reads on the old ballpark.
As a second-year broadcaster with the Richmond RiverRats, I feel like I improved greatly in terms of baseball commentary. I learned that not every second must be filled with my voice. I learned to relax and flow with the pace of the game. I improved my game during those thirty games.
I worked with amazing folks and I met some great people as they made their way up into the small press box. I had a lot of help from the Media Relations Intern, who would join me for two games on-air. He helped out with game notes and was the guy who done a lot of jobs in the press box during game time.Hopefully, I'll be back for the 2014 season enjoying another season in Richmond, Indiana. I also spent some time talking with Josh and Jesus from the Pal-Item about various sports in Eastern Indiana; great guys.
With the books shut on the 2013 season in Richmond, time to focus on what's next in my career. Next stop: Back to the University of Dayton as the Public Address Announcer for the soccer teams. This career never stops, but why would I want it to?
Until next time,
The Flying Voice
Greetings readers,
Wow, how one month flies. Sorry for the silence once again, but it's been a good month for sports. I've called two playoff series, a conference championship, and a couple of arena football games. There's also a new job for me this Spring.
Yes, ladies and gentlemen. I am a Public Address Announcer for the Dayton Flyers baseball team.
Now why on earth would I think this would be interesting to talk about? There's a few reasons.
1) I like talking about new opportunities for myself. That sounds so much like a vague statement, but I feel blessed for everything new chance to prove myself.
2) I often think how cool it is for a graduate of a rival college to have this job. Does it mean anything? No, not really. It doesn't matter where you graduated from if you work your hardest. I just get a kick out of it (and so do some of the Flyer staff, even having one telling me that I'm on waivers.)
3) This is a great job to have. It's a great, laid-back environment, and I feel accepted into the group. I get to work with great people each game. I also have talked with a few Flyer fans at the baseball games, and they have compliment me on my work.
In case you're not familiar with the Dayton Flyers, they are a NCAA Division I school that call the Atlantic 10 their conference. This is the same conference where Virginia Commonwealth and Butler jumped to last year, and the same where Butler and Xavier are departing for the new Big East. (In case you didn't hear, George Mason is coming to the A10 now.)
The Flyers call Time Warner Cable Stadium their home, right at the corner of Interstate 75 and Edwin C. Moses Boulevard. It's a nice stadium, with a good size press box and also a luxury suite next door. The seating is concentrated behind home plate, between the dugouts. There is a nice grass patch between the home dugout and the indoor batting cages.
As of March 26th, I have done nine games so far.
I am incredibly blessed to have this job and grateful for the connection that I have for this job. One thing I didn't mention is how I got the job. One of my friends that I work with at the Dragons, Scott, also works at UD. He heard that the Flyers needed a PA Announcer, and the rest was history.
I'm incredibly lucky to have this job. I wanted to share with the world (again) about my new job. What will this lead to? Only time will tell.
Picture from the Dayton Flyers website.
Until next time,
Raiders of the Lost Pool
Greetings readers,
Today I'd like to share with you an organization that's been in the Dayton area for a while and recently made the news on a big purchase. This organization is the Dayton Raiders.
The Dayton Raiders have been in the area since 1981 (actually longer than that if you count the Dayton Dolphins and the Wright State Raiders, which you can read the entire history here.) It's an organization for younger people who would like to train and receive coaching all year long.
Recently, the Raiders bought the Beavercreek YMCA for a training site starting this May. While the Y off of Grange Hall Road will still close, the community programs will stay and the Raiders will use this pool to train. For the 2012-2013 season, the home meets are at Wright State University (the pool's right next to the bookstore.)
The Raiders have won a lot of awards and accomplished a lot of records as a team, including breaking the American record for the 200 backstroke in short course meters, three Raiders winning U.S. Juniors National Championships, several hundred representatives in the Ohio High School State Championships, and many Raider reps went on to swim on the collegiate levels (including Wright State University.)
There's also opportunities for people interested in helping out the team. The Raiders use a volunteer point system, to make sure everyone chips into the team.
The 2012 senior class of the Raiders include many reps from Centerville and Beavercreek High Schools, as well as a few reps from Yellow Springs, Miamisburg, Vandalia-Butler, Oakwood, Northridge, Tippecanoe, and Fenwick High Schools. These seniors have decided to go to college, including one to Wright State.
While never a rep of this swimming organization, I've seen a plentiful amount of Dayton Raiders gear since I was a kid. I saw a lot more of this in college, and I always wanted to ask what the Dayton Raiders were (I knew it wasn't college related, since UD is the Flyers.) Turns out, it's a big organization reaching out to the Miami Valley for swimming.
This purchase of the Beavercreek YMCA is a great one for the Raiders, as it continues to give the swimming organization a good link to Greene County (Wright State is another link to Greene County.) It gives the team a pool to practice swimming and prevents another building turning empty.
If you're in the area and want to give your kids a chance to learn swimming, give the Dayton Raiders a shot!
Sources of information from WDTN Channel 2 and the Dayton Raiders. Picture from the Dayton Raiders.
Until next time,
Two for the One-and-One
Greetings readers,
The Premier Basketball League and the Independent Basketball Association have merged forces for the upcoming 2013 season. With the IBA-PBL combined effort, that gives the league seventeen teams which range from Missouri to the state of New York.
Before the merger, the PBL planned to start later than normal. Usually the first tip-off is the last day of December and the rest of the teams open up after New Years Day. This year, the tip will be in March.
If you read this week's (the week of February 3rd, 2013) release of the Weekly Sports League and Franchise Report, a long paragraph was written about the teams excluded and included in the combined league. If you look at the Premier Basketball League's old/current site, you can see how the teams are matched up in their divisions. The Eastern Division has nine teams, whereas the Central Division only lay claim to eight. This is the same division split from last year, just with more (and some different) teams.
Representing the PBL are the Lake Michigan Admirals, the Rochester RazorSharks, the Indianapolis Diesels (last year based in Columbus, IN and just the "Indiana Diesels", and the Bloomington Flex (last year's Central Illinois Drive, now under new management.) From last year's IBA, it's the Indiana Splash (last year's Gary Splash), Lansing Capitals, Kankakee Soliders, Albany Legends, Lake County Stars, and many others. Joining the frey are the West Virginia Miners and the New Jersey G-Force.
A couple of PBL teams did not make the cut, including the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Steamers and the Dayton Air Strikers. A quick Google search did not bring up a single thing about these teams folding, so I suppose this will end on a cliffhanger.
There are some positives about this merger. With the two divisions, teams will not have to make long trips (I'm talking from New York to Missouri.) You have good rivalries that can build up, such as Lake Michigan vs. Lansing and Indianapolis vs. the former Gary Splash.
Will this merger help bring basketball to markets who don't have sports? While time will tell this tale, one last thing can be said. It worked for the NBA, didn't it?
Sources of information from Dan Krieger/Our Sports Central and the Premier Basketball League. Picture from the Independent Basketball Association.
Until next time,
The Thunder Dome
Greetings readers,
There's another indoor football team in the Miami Valley. Playing at South Metro in Centerville for 2013, the Miami Valley Thunder look to get their season rolling this March. The Thunder will travel for their inaugural game to New York.
The Thunder gives fans from the Miami Valley another option to catch some indoor football.
Currently, the Thunder will play six home games (with a TBD home date and an unofficial game where the Bud Girls take on the Hooter Girls.) Miami Valley will host Chicago twice, as well as New York, Fayetteville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis (possibly), and Preble County (who are members of the Crossroads Football League, who play football outside.) The Thunder are scheduled to travel to Chicago, New York, and Indianapolis.
Currently, the Thunder aren't in a league, but that will change in 2014 when the Midwest Indoor Football League will become active. From the grape vine, I've heard at least sixteen teams were interested in the league.
The Miami Valley Thunder currently train at the No Limit Sports Academy in Troy, Ohio. The Head Coach will be James Scott, the same coach who led the Dayton Silverbacks to the CIFL Title game last season.
Like the Dayton Sharks, the Thunder were on television. On Living Dayton, the Thunder got the word out about tryouts (on February 3rd) and about the team. General Manager Michael Lause and Wide Receiver Julian Hardy were on hand to talk about the tryouts.
Fans of indoor football have two options awaiting them. This is a plus for fans, because they have the Dayton Sharks at Hara Arena and the Miami Valley Thunder at South Metro in Centerville. There's great football in both sides of Montgomery County. Starting March 23rd, the Thunder will touchdown into the world of sports when they play at New York.
Sources of information from the Miami Valley Thunder website and the Facebook page, as well as WDTN Channel 2. Picture from the Miami Valley Thunder.
Until next time,
Sharks Week
Greetings readers,
Two weeks from now, the Dayton Sharks will open their season in the Continental Indoor Football League. The Sharks will host the Port Huron Patriots.
If you're not familiar with the indoor football scene in the Dayton region, this is the team that will replace the Dayton Silverbacks (who have been around Troy and Dayton since 2006.) The Dayton Sharks look to make a run for the CIFL title.
The Dayton Sharks will call Hara Arena home, as they welcome in Port Huron, Saginaw, Erie, and two Kentucky teams (one that plays in Freedom Hall in the Xtreme, and the Kentucky Drillers who play in the east side of the state.) The Sharks go on the road to Port Huron, both Kentucky teams, Owensboro (KY), and Marion. The full schedule can be viewed here.
Tickets are affordable for anyone who wants to check out the Sharks, with hot seats available for $12.50. Corners are $9.50 and the ends are $7.50.
The Sharks were also on DATV the other night, advertising their season and talking about difference between arena football and outdoor football.
The CIFL has added a few teams and lost the Cincinnati Commandos after the team jumped from the UIFL. The Detroit Thunder, Erie Explosion, Kane County Dawgs, Kentucky Xtreme, and the Kentucky Drillers are the newcomers of the CIFL. You can technically count the Sharks in this group, but there was a team at Hara Arena last year.
The Dayton Sharks have a ton of talent to take on the CIFL. The coaches are excited, and I'm real excited to catch my first game live at Hara Arena! Here's hoping that there will be a good season at Hara for hockey and football.
Sources of information from the Dayton Sharks, DATV, and the CIFL. Picture from the Dayton Sharks.
Until next time,
Wranglin' Up Outlaws
Greetings readers,
The Williamsport Outlaws are no more.
Sitting in second place in the Federal Hockey League behind the Dayton Demonz, the Outlaws shut it down after cancelling their final home game.
If you didn't know, this Williamsport team played outdoors at Airmen Pond at Bowman Field. The temporary rink was built on the first base line of the baseball field, which the Williamsport Crosscutters call home.
If you read the article in the Williamsport Sun-Times, you'll see the mayor wanted hockey to work here. It did in the beginning, but once the cold weather hit Middle Pennsylvania, the numbers started to dwindle down.
When the team folded, the Outlaws still owed money and Bowman Field still needs restoring for the baseball team.
After the dust has settled somewhat, the league has decided to fix the schedules, so whoever faced Williamsport would not be out of a home game. The new Outlaws squad, which is a travel team now, will play three games at Danbury, CT. The Outlaws, now named Pennsylvania, lost 7-1 on January 16th at Danville, IL. The Dayton Demonz were supposed to play this Outlaws squad, but the league flip-flopped it around in the 1st Place team's favor.
This is the second team a team has called it quits. The Cape Cod Bluefins struggled before becoming the New York Bluefins. So far, New York has played one home game after finding a place to skate and play. The only difference is after the Outlaws play these final three road games, that's it.
Some of the former Williamsport Outlaws have found homes in other leagues or have decided to stay put in the FHL. Trevor Karasiewicz and Tim Recio are the newest members of the Dayton Demonz, for example.
It's a shame any team folds and when the players truly lose. When the players try to follow their dreams, having a team shutter down can be nerve-wrecking. Hopefully, all these former Outlaws can continue to play hockey.
For the Demonz, there was only one more game at home against Williamsport (not counting the 1/26 game.) That game has now been replaced with the New York Bluefins.
If you look in the Facebook groups for the Federal Hockey League (there's two that I'm a part of), people are furious and sad about the Outlaw demise. People throw into question about the future of the hockey league.
My personal thoughts are that while while the league is hurting and the act of losing teams mid-season/after the season is nothing new (I spy the Vermont Wild, the Broome County Barons, and the Akwesasne Warriors), I think with the right business plans in place, you can have solid teams play hockey. I believe the Danbury Whalers have been in the league since the inception and the Connecticut town still has hockey. With the right plan in place, this league can be very successful.
Just remember, if the fans and the players lose, the league loses too.
Sources of information the Williamsport Sun-Gazette, News Times (owned by Hearst), and the Federal Hockey League. Picture from the Federal Hockey League.
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Sir Alex Ferguson has confirmed he will be without John O'Shea for the foreseeable future as the Irishman struggles to overcome a thigh problem.
The 28-year-old has not featured for the Reds since the defeat at Chelsea at the beginning of November.
The Republic of Ireland international sustained the injury during his country's controversial World Cup play-off defeat to France last month. And, according to Sir Alex, he is nowhere near a return.
"John's injury is a long-term one unfortunately and there is no sign at all of a recovery at the moment," revealed the boss at his New Year's Eve press conference. "It's a big loss because he's such a versatile player.
"It's his first ever [long-term] injury for us. He tore his thigh on international duty but then the blood congealed, and we have to be careful of calcification in those situations.
"We just have to get him back, it doesn't matter when, but it could be a couple of months yet."


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Teens to stand trial for death of Detroit church guard
Updated On: Jun 07 2012 07:22:49 PM EDT
Two Detroit teenagers will stand trial for the shooting death of an 84-year-old security guard outside a church where Bible study was taking place.
Fifteen-year-old Anthony Williams and 18-year-old Alandre Boone are charged as adults with second-degree murder in Joseph Lewis' death on May 9.
--Alandre Boone
Lewis was sitting in a car outside Victory Way Assembly Church of God in Christ when he was attacked. He was shot during a struggle. Police found Lewis' gun still in its holster.
Police say robbery may have been the motive.
11-year-old girl testifies about shooting
An 11-year-old Detroit girl, a toy in her hand, and her mother standing behind her, testified Thursday about seeing the murder of the 84-year-old church security guard.
The girl said she knew William and Boone from the neighborhood.
Shortly before the shooting on Tireman, she said she saw the teens enter and leave a nearby home.
She said Boone was wearing a light colored hoodie on the way in, but a dark one on the way out.
"I had a feeling something was going to go wrong," she said.
The girl testified that the defendants were standing within two feet of Lewis. Boone was looking around while Williams held a gun, she said.
"They was just standing there, and then the man was screaming for help," she testified. "They shot him and ran into the alley."
The girl was barely audible, and looked down during much of her testimony.
Judge issues warning
36th District Judge Ruth Carter ordered both teens to stand trial on charges of second degree murder. Williams is being tried as an adult. Both teens are being held without bond.
As the hearing ended, Carter warned the defendants' families about an earlier incident at the courthouse. The prosecutor gave no details, but said threats and intimidating behavior toward the witness's family would not be tolerated.
"Let it be," said Carter. "If you see them let it go. It doesn't matter what you think about them. Don't say it. Don't do it."
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UNIONTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Authorities in southwestern Pennsylvania say they charged two men with public drunkenness after they knocked on a police station door.
A Uniontown police report says 30-year-old Alan Scritchfield, of Uniontown, and 30-year-old Peter Dominick, of McClellandtown, came to the police station about 9 p.m. Sunday.
A police sergeant says Dominick was slurring his words while Scritchfield was drinking out of a plastic cup. Asked what was in it, Scritchfield allegedly told police, "alcohol, Crown Royal" before saying he was drunk.
Scritchfield's home phone is disconnected. The Associated Press could not immediately locate a listed number for Dominick.
Police say they subdued Dominick with a stun gun when he realized he was being arrested and tried to run away.
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