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LOS ANGELES – (For Immediate Release) Now DJs have a new resource for the latest information on lighting products and how to use them in real-world applications. American DJ has launched ADJ NewsWave TV, an interactive series of webcasts conducted by Jose Heredia. The show will broadcast from American DJ's Ustream channel: http://ustream.tv/channel/adj-newswave-tv
The premiere episode of ADJ NewsWave TV is scheduled for Monday, July 16, 2012 at 12 noon Pacific Time (3 PM Eastern time, 8 PM UK time). In this debut show, Jose Heredia will be joined by Chuck Green, host of ADJ's Under the Hood video series, and YouTube DJ guru Brian S. Redd, as they talk about ADJ's new Inno Series, the FREQ Strobe Series and make an exciting new product announcement. The episode will also feature a live Q&A session and a giveaway of ADJ's new Galaxian Gem LED.
Each webcast will be conducted by ADJ's newest team member Jose Heredia, who comes to ADJ from the Crossfader show. Jose's strong background in hosting video productions makes him ideally suited for ADJ NewsWave TV. In each webcast, Jose will give viewers an in-depth product demonstration on how to use the different available lighting products in real-world gigs and what the products contribute to an overall lighting design to make it a success.
"We're very excited to utilize all possible mediums to share American DJ's product information with mobile entertainers and DJ's," said Brian Dowdle, Marketing Manager of American DJ. "ADJ's NewsWave TV webcast enables us to have live, interactive product demonstrations with end users all around the world. Plus, it will be very exiting to debut our new products live on air."
Designed to coordinate with ADJ's current lineup of impressive video series such as Under the Hood, GigZone, the VideoWave Newsletter and their large library of product videos, NewsWave TV will have a different approach – it's live and interactive, providing a real-time exchange of ideas and information that is not possible with prerecorded videos. ADJ's Under the Hood series is dedicated to the inner workings of products; GigZone shows working DJ's how to use products for specific events; ADJ's product videos provide a general overview of the features associated with a particular product.
While NewsWave TV will cover many of these topics – and more – it will have a different, more "newsy" feel than the other series because it will be live.
Check out the promo video for the ADJ NewsWave TV Webcast here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjeIkQ1_a8w&feature=player_embedded
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Dear Girl: Some tricks are funny and some are a little mean. This trick had a mocking aspect to it, so it wasn't funny to your naked victim who expelled himself from the bed bottom first, and you got a to have a big laugh on him. No doubt, he probably felt like an idiot taking his clothes off and sliding into bed to make love to a dummy made of pillows. Nothing hilarious about that for your loverboy.
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While Manny's chips are still made in New Berlin, in 2005, the Manny's brand and its manufacturing plant were sold to the Hormel Foods Corporation. The Manny's and Chi Chi's brands are now owned by California-based MegaMex Foods, a joint partnership between Hormel and a Mexican company, Herdez del Fuerte.
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#4 - Rolyat (05/01/2013) [+] (1 reply)
If you have champs with good gap closer such as diana, nocturne etc. then you can dive the adc. Other wise you should be a line for your carries and focus on keeping them alive so they can kill who ever is closest
#25 - devorezz (05/02/2013) [+] (2 replies)
#10 - Xplode ONLINE (05/01/2013) [-]
I hate how ignorant people are sometimes when they say that lol. Like sometimes only the tank is in range to attack or cc because the enemy carries are way in the back. One does not simply run up to them and kill them before 3-5 other people kill you first, unless you're an assassin... Like yesterday only Voli was in my range as TF and he started running towards me. I backed off and and just auto attacked him without wasting my spells in case the enemy carries get closer. They did so and I killed 2 of them with my spells and in the end of the fight our bruiser yelled at me for ''focusing Voli''...
#36 - maxoverderp (05/02/2013) [+] (1 reply)>mfw bads on my team think "focus the adc" is how team fights work
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Source if anyone wants. You should also watch some of his other videos if you want, he's a funny guy.
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#1 - shaunrnm (05/01/2013) [-]
Not normally the best idea, its focus who you dont have to run through a whole team to get, unless you are a anti-carry, eg fizz, akali, olaf etc. Focus those who you can hit, and who are the biggest threat to you, dont mis-position yourself to get to certain targets
#16 - thejosa (05/01/2013) [+] (6 replies)
hey guys i'm new to LoL and i'm planning to get a char.... who should i get? Jax, Cho'gath, or amumu?
#42 to #16 - raigen (05/04/2013) [-]
Heres a list of pros and cons for you
Cho gath: Tanky, has a slow and knock up, and a silence, his autos send spikes out too
Amumu:Tanky, has a stun that pulls him into the enemy, has a stun ult, and area of effect damage for percent of life
Jax: Bruiser, can jump to the opponent, dodge temporarily and usually deals heavy damage mid-late.
Cho gath: Tanky, has a slow and knock up, and a silence, his autos send spikes out too
Amumu:Tanky, has a stun that pulls him into the enemy, has a stun ult, and area of effect damage for percent of life
Jax: Bruiser, can jump to the opponent, dodge temporarily and usually deals heavy damage mid-late.
#38 - Skrufymunky (05/02/2013) [-]
I almost always play talon nowadays because if my team is ahead, which means i'm fairly fed, I can literally one shot the adc and no one on my team can bitch about "twitch *********** us harder than a gay man in prison."
#37 - hideyowives (05/02/2013) [+] (1 reply)
i was playing aram earlier...and for some ******* reason.....my entire team only focused alistar who built only tanky, they would literally walk right past their ashe to attack allister........i was swain and i managed to go 12 and 2 just on the fact i could pick some people off and run as they killed my entire team....why do people do things like this....
#31 - homelessgus (05/02/2013) [+] (2 replies)
why is it i have a general idea of what people are talking about with the majority of games i have never played, but when it comes to LOL i am ******* clueless. so many unfamiliar terms
sorry i dont have the time/money to play every game that exists
sorry i dont have the time/money to play every game that exists
#30 - anonymous (05/02/2013) [-]
Protecting your ADC > Diving into the enemy team and probably into danger to (maybe) kill their ADC
#27 - Jameshaich (05/02/2013) [+] (1 reply)
#28 to #27 - TheDevil (05/02/2013) [-]
ya no its when they are 10/0/3 and they focus the tank who is 2 feet away from the adc that i get pissed. or 1 person attacks the tank, 2 attack the support, 1 is off in top lane doing nothing and im the only one attacking adc that i get pissed
#24 - anonymous (05/02/2013) [-]
This guy smashing his computer is julian smith, fun guy, childish humour, check him out, juliansmith87 at youtube
#19 - incredibletaco (05/02/2013) [-]
my computer can no longer run lol it just pops up with an error :(
#14 - arrowhead ONLINE (05/01/2013) [-]
I would rather my teammates all focused on one person as a team, and just shredded them quickly, rather than everyone focusing on one person. Because a 5v4 or 5v3 is much easier than a 5v5
#11 - lightcloud (05/01/2013) [+] (2 replies)
Focus the adc was how you did in in S2, S3 is diferent you have to think who s the best target. not just waste time trying to run over the adc.
#8 - TheDevil (05/01/2013) [+] (1 reply)
I get teams all the time that focus tanks OVER adc though, like they go for cho when vayne is right next to him
#3 - xeternalx **User deleted account** (05/01/2013) [+] (1 reply)
in my opinion, i think healers should be taken out first. We had a team who would hit everyone but soraka and we got obliterated in every team fight.
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Bouquets of flowers have been placed at the entrance to the abandoned City Concrete plant at 2 Hampton Road in Exeter in memory of Amanda "Amy" Warf, whose body was found inside last week. (JASON SCHREIBER/Union Leader Correspondent)
He was even more surprised when he learned that Warf's ex-husband, Aaron Desjardins, was charged in her murder.
Coughlin, a Portsmouth lawyer, was representing Desjardins while he and Warf ironed out the details of a parenting plan for their 11-month-old son, William, in the Brentwood Family Court.
Coughlin was hired just after their divorce was final in February 2012 and says he never saw any serious problems between the two.
They may have disagreed at times like many divorced couples, but Coughlin said it was nothing unusual.
"I hear about these things happening, and sometimes when I'm involved in a particular case I wonder if something bad might happen because of the nature of my client or the nature of the opposing party," he said. "This case didn't have that. It's surprising that he might somehow be involved."
The last time Coughlin spoke with Desjardins was a few weeks before prosecutors say he killed Warf by slitting her throat.
The body of the 36-year-old mother who worked at Exeter Hospital was discovered on the second floor of the abandoned City Concrete factory on Hampton Road in Exeter on March 7. Firefighters found her body while responding to a fire that prosecutors say was intentionally set, though Desjardins hasn't been charged with arson.
Just a few days after telling reporters he had nothing to do with her murder and that someone else had done it, Desjardins, 36, was arrested at gunpoint near his Epping home Tuesday and charged with first-degree murder.
Coughlin said he believes Warf and Desjardins were still seeing a co-parent counselor at the time of the killing and had a hearing scheduled in May.
"They were working on the minutia, the logistics of the parenting time that they would spend with William, but they had pretty much equally divided it, and they were trying to figure out when transfers would occur and things like that," Coughlin said.
Before his arrest, Desjardins told the New Hampshire Union Leader that he and Warf had "come to full agreement" on custody of their son.
"We were just going to put the ink on the paper," he said at the time, suggesting that all was well between him and Warf.
Unlike some couples, Warf and Desjardins didn't seem to have a problem getting together to work out their issues.
"They could meet in the same room. There were no domestic violence aspects of the case. No restraining orders," Coughlin said. "If it turns out that he was aggressive toward her during this event I certainly never saw evidence of that when I observed them dealing with each other."
At times, even Desjardins' new wife, Sarah, would attend meetings with Coughlin when Warf was also present. Court documents hinted at some tension between the two women in the past, but Coughlin said Sarah was "very helpful with him in parenting William."
According to Senior Assistant Attorney General Susan Morrell, William is now being cared for by other family members while Desjardins remains held without bail at the Rockingham County jail. He is due back in court for a probable cause hearing on March 22 at the 10th Circuit Court in Brentwood.
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Celebrating 50 Years of Conservation: the 2010s
Hear Judi Johansen, current trustee and future board chair, on the future.
Judi Johansen is a trustee slated to become chair of our board in 2013. Hear her thoughts on the future.
Back in 1961 our leaders weren't thinking about a role for public investments in conservation. But in 1998, the Conservancy led the way to pass a measure dedicating 15% of the lottery to parks and natural areas.
In taking that action, Oregonians not only created our first and only fund dedicated to conservation, we also planted the seeds for watershed councils, local land trusts, communities and businesses to grow a restoration economy that's creating thousands of jobs for Oregonians.
And just last year, we again took the lead on Measure 76 to renew Oregon's dedicated conservation fund — a pledge to future generations that they will have the resources to be good stewards of our natural heritage.
We also recently closed on our most expensive transaction ever: 1,270 acres where the Middle and Coast forks of the Willamette River meet near Eugene. Called the Willamette Confluence, this property represents an extraordinary opportunity to restore habitats for endangered fish and wildlife in and around six miles of river.
Yes, dikes will come down to reconnect the river and floodplain. But we can't promise more explosives. We'll just follow the science.
At this threshold between our past and our future, we thought to include one more voice, a voice of the future. Judi Johansen is a trustee who is slated to become chair of our board in 2013 (yes, we do plan well ahead!).
Let's listen to what Judi has to say about the future.
I know she was kidding about conservationists, but she's sharpened our objectives for the coming year. We're going to get you out into more of the places you're helping us protect, and yes — I promise — you will have fun.
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'Goon' Critic Reviews
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Owen Gleiberman Entertainment Weekly (Top Critic)59When Seann William Scott uses his fists, he's a star.
Stephen Holden New York Times (Top Critic)60Behind the film's brass knuckles are tender fingers.
Peter Bradshaw Guardian [UK] (Top Critic)60It's a surprisingly watchable, big-hearted yet unsentimental film...
Michael O'Sullivan Washington Post (Top Critic)63[Scott] is reason enough to see the film, which otherwise is a by-the-book sports comedy.
Tom Russo Boston Globe (Top Critic)50The movie's unlikely sincerity can't completely offset its ugliness for less bloodthirsty viewers, but it helps, and it does smooth over some narrative rough edges.
Nick Pinkerton Village Voice (Top Critic)Depicting the vocationally debauched world of second-tier hockey, Goon is not only rowdy, but also humane...
Elizabeth Weitzman New York Daily News (Top Critic)60[Scott is] a talented actor, and it's worth checking out his new dramedy just to get a sense of his wide-ranging skills.
Kathleen Murphy MSN Movies (Top Critic)60Good for lowdown fun, this subversive comedy invites us in to celebrate its idiosyncratic bunch of sweet-natured goons.
Bilge Ebiri New York Magazine (Top Critic)As the brutality ramps up, and the story gains real consequence, for some reason, we actually laugh harder. Goon is a comedy, often a very funny one, but you might be hesitant to call it that once you've actually seen it.
Roger Ebert Chicago Sun-Times (Top Critic)75The best thing about "Goon" is not the hockey action, or who wins and who loses. It's Doug's rags-to-riches story.
J. R. Jones Chicago Reader (Top Critic)Seann William Scott is the best comic Neanderthal in Hollywood, and he's found the perfect story in this fictionalized adaptation of a memoir by minor-league hockey brawler Doug Smith.
Colin Covert Minneapolis Star Tribune (Top Critic)38The fact that a movie as harsh and despicable as "Goon" can be promoted as a comedy says terrible things about the state of the American film industry.
Tom Long Detroit News (Top Critic)67What's somewhat surprising is you don't have to give a hoot about hockey to enjoy the movie. This is just a guy living his dream: Hitting people.
Robert Koehler Variety (Top Critic)The job of a hockey enforcer, invisible to many non-fans and even casual fans, is definitively presented here by taking the viewer into Doug's world and letting him do his thing.
Kyle Smith New York Post (Top Critic)75"Goon" easily takes the title of second-best hockey comedy I've ever seen.
Peter Howell Toronto Star (Top Critic)75It takes hockey hooliganism to heights not seen since Slap Shot was offending the nation's finger-waggers back in the 1970s.
William Goss Film.com (Top Critic)It's an underdog story that doesn't take itself too seriously, tender as a bruise and about as blue.
Stephen Cole Globe and Mail (Top Critic)50What a disappointment.
John DeFore Hollywood Reporter (Top Critic)Seann William Scott plays against type in surprisingly funny, unsurprisingly lowbrow hockey flick.
Christy Lemire Associated Press (Top Critic)For a movie about ragged, trash-talking thugs beating the crap out of each other on the ice, Goon is surprisingly sweet.
Robert Abele Los Angeles Times (Top Critic)50Scott isn't bad: He sells the comedy of his character's ingrained politeness as much as the aggression. But "Goon" feels like a movie starring a gimmick, not a person.
A.A. Dowd Time Out Chicago80A disarmingly sweet descendant of the blood-on-the-ice classic Slap Shot.
Perry Seibert TV Guide's Movie Guide75It's the kind of small-budget comedy that earns your goodwill early and easily, even if it isn't breaking new ground or transcending its readily apparent monetary constraints.
Charles Ealy Austin American-Statesman60Scott, never known for being choosy about his roles, actually has ended up in a sweet little movie.
Jay Stone National PostThe result is a 92-minute misconduct penalty.
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Oh that Kiko shadow looks so stunning! <3ReplyDelete
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It really is very very pretty. The water eyeshadows in general are great!Delete
I honestly keep forgetting about some of the gems I own! Need to rotate my makeup as well :)ReplyDelete
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Same here! I love these producs so need to use them!Delete
I feel like I didn't clear out enough, too, but I also don't want to part with anything else, LOL. Good luck with the sale!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Going to post it on Saturday I think. I found it hard to part with some stuff as it's pretty but if I don't use it, it needs to go!Delete
I need to do a clearing too. SIGH. So much work. But I will do it. This week. That Kiko eyeshadow is STUNNING woman. I want to see it on you!ReplyDeleteReplies
Will do a fotd with it, just for you Tracy!Delete
Would love to see that taupe pigment on! I love this type of post, I always get inspired to switch up my own stuff xReplyDeleteReplies
Going to make it a regular feature I think!Delete
I love that Mac Blush - I've been thinking about getting Blush Baby but this is lovely too! xReplyDeleteReplies
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Nursing director talks health care in Uttoxeter
Posted: April 08, 2014|
FINANCE is a major problem facing health chiefs covering Uttoxeter as they make plans to make the NHS function better, it has been revealed to members of a town forum.
Tracey Shewan, assistant director of nursing for NHS England for Staffordshire and Shropshire, met with members of the Uttoxeter and District Forum 50 Plus this week to discuss developments with the NHS and answer any questions.
During the meeting she told members how the NHS was working to improve services after questions were raised over whether the town will get a cardiac rehabilitation service back after patients were told last month they will now have to travel to Burton's Queen's Hospital to receive support rather than have it in their own homes.
Hazel Edginton, who is a member of the group, said: "I cannot thank the cardiac service enough for how they have helped me.
"When that ended I went down to the rehabilitation service at Balance Street Surgery but we have not got that now either."
Mrs Shewan said a major problem for the East Staffordshire Clinical Commissioning Group was finance and they had to use what cash they had to create a 'greater economy and to function better'.
However, she pointed out this was not a permanent loss with the cardiac support as the original provider pulled out last minute so they had to find a replacement.
She said: "The heart rehabilitation service was used to the satisfaction of the people using it in Uttoxeter and it is a loss if we cannot have it in Uttoxeter anymore."
Mrs Shewan was presented with some positive news from the group as members told her they had 'no complaints' about the GP service in Uttoxeter, a problem she said arose in many other areas she had visited.
She said: "Most of the problems is with access to GP services but you have said that is not a problem here.
"A good GP service is a bed rock of good health care. We have found in some places that people are using A&E services because they cannot get access to their GP.
"People can go in there and get their problem sorted in one day.
"Some people have even said we should have a GP at the entrance to the A&E department but we found a walk-in centre there did not work that well. Another issue is that some cultures do not understand primary care."
Another problem Mrs Shewan said the NHS was trying to address was the lack of communication between health care providers which can sometimes mean people are not getting the information they require as fast as they should.
Waste medications cost the NHS thousands every year but they cannot be recycled, another issue the health service is currently trying to find a solution for.
Mrs Shewan added: "There is a real wasteful behaviour with medication. I think there is a lot to still be done with the management of medication."


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Does anyone know that actual date that XP will no longer be on retail/OEM sale? I've read in some places that its as early as 30th Jan 2008, other places say its June 2008, and others still say its Jan 2009!
Anyone know?
Also, I've read on the Dell forums that many of thier products no longer even have the option for coming with XP pre-installed, and that Vista is the only choice being offered, with 'downgrade rights' allowed but (legally) only a retail-purchased copy of XP can be used, not any existing liscence!
Surely that's a bit off?
What are people here planning on doing with regards to Vista? Are you going to enbrace it, or put it off for as long as you can?
I'm in two minds about it really, its going to cause some problems but then again what major change doesn't to begin with?


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The think-rock of Rush has always been problematic. Early masterworks like 2112 (1976) succeeded even if they are lyrical Cliffs Notes for college freshmen. (2112 is based on Ayn Rand's Anthem; 1978's Hemispheres explores right-left brain phenomena.) At worst, Rush is a showcase for exceptional craftsmanship, especially that of the world's most proficient rock drummer--Neil Peart, who also pens most of the trio's bombastic poetry. Heeding Peart's prescription "to mold a new reality" in "Closer to the Heart," from A Farewell to Kings (1977), Rush left-turned toward humanism with 1981's Moving Pictures. But the headiness still evident even in dumbed-down lyrics has rendered the pop ditties since then mere brainy gibberish. The new album--the group's 19th, excluding rereleases--is more of the same, but shows growth that, to the optimistic, will portend Rush Phase III, wherein heart and mind will finally harmonize--or at least where Rush will make music.
The title track is a dramatized string of images from and about the media circus: "Video/vertigo...pictures on the sense o'clock news" ("six" would have sufficed), tunefully delivered and ending with raucous drum thunder. Stringsmith Alex Lifeson's bouncy mandolin does not allay the repetitious preachiness of "Half the World," making plain that the best songs here are not those pushed as singles, but the album's simplest rock. The pretty acoustic-electric ballad "Resist" climaxes when singer and bassman Geddy Lee--no longer inhabiting his once-shrill upper registers--sings a cappella. The instrumental "Limbo" is reminiscent of old Rush with Lee's signature plucks, Lifeson's washy chords, and Peart's precision. Test otherwise fails. The waltz in "Driven" is marred by overwriting, the road analogy ("But it's my turn to drive") particularly overextended at the "driven to the margin of error" chorus. "The Color of Right" is pretentious ("I'm so full of what is right/I can't see what is good"), and "Virtuality" is an obligatory nod to the Internet ("Net boy, net girl/Send your signal 'round the world"). "Carve Away the Stone" paraphrases the Sisyphus myth (read the book, net boy).
An admission perhaps of the pre-eminence of first-period Rush, the current tour show includes 2112--yes, the whole opus--and only a few Test selections. The highlight is, of course, Peart's drum solo, perfected for 20-plus years--longer, stronger, faster. You didn't miss anything else at Reunion Arena December 3; live, Rush sounds exactly as on record.
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I get to be the odd man out here concerning my experiences with this bed platform. I went in with high hopes but am about to buy a new platform. First of all, I am a relatively big person (6' 2" feet, 250lbs), so take that into account, but this platform broke. The supports that are meant to create a rigid structure really don't do so effectively. This is one of those beds that creaks and moans every time you climb on it. And you worry that it's going to completely bust if you even slightly jump on the bed. It's also NOISYwhen it creaks and moans.And then one night, BANG, it failed and the whole mattress fell to the floor. I managed to repair it by reattaching the support strut, but then gave up and put a box underneath that side to make sure it wouldn't fail again. NOT GOOD. Also, and this is important and sucks, the matress slides on the top of the platform. You have to periodically (like every morning) pull the mattress back over the center of the platform. My mattress (a foam matress) moves A LOT on this one. It all makes for a less than comfortable sleeping/laying on the bed and watching TV experience. I bought it on price point and based on the recommendations here, but instead feel like I went cheaper and in this case, got what I paid for. I can't recommend this bed platform, sadly.
This is very sturdy but it squeaks so I am donating it.
We bought this for a memory foam mattress that we also bought on Overstock. We were trying to save a couple hundred dollars since at the time there weren't any good deals on wood platform beds on here. Unfortunately, we wish we would have just forked out the few extra hundred, because now 6 months later, the bed squeaks so bad it actually wakes us up at night. Even my 17lb jack russell makes the bed squeak. It didn't always. When we first got it, it hardly made a sound but over time it will. We tried lubricating joints, adding boards, etc. We give up. I just bought a real platform bed on here. It setup easily enough, but if you want something long term. Just get a real bed.
I think this took about one week to arrive all in one box. When it did, the delivery guy just left it on my front steps and ran away. I'm a 5'6", 165 lb lady, and I had to push it into my entryway because I couldn't possibly lift it. From there, I couldn't wait for my son or husband to get home, so I unpacked it and brought up each of the two pieces separately to the bedroom. After that, it took me 15 mins or less to assemble. There were no missing parts, and the leg "cups" were all firmly attached to every one of the legs. I am using a euro mattress (about 7 or 9 inches) on top of this without any other support in between. We have a king Scan headboard/nightstand that this merged right into and looks phenomenal. Everything about it is great: sturdy with plenty of legs to give support, noiseless, doesn't move around AT ALL, very firm and holds its shape. The legs are kinda ugly, so you will want to use a bedskirt, or a full bedspread, which is what I am using and it's a perfect fit. Don't even think twice about ordering this because it's probably the best deal available for a king bed, especially if you have your own headboard already!
I have had a 14 inch memory foam mattress on top of this frame for one month now. It was super easy to assemble. No tools needed and it probably took me less than 5 minutes to set up. The frame does not move nor does it squeak. The product is of sound quality. There is a large amount of space under the frame which, makes for great storage space.
I would buy again. This is a very good piece of metal to make a bed.
This king-sized product comes in two pieces, which surprised me. It actually made it easier to put together--side by side. No tools necessary--just flip the frames open. They stay put and don't shift, even without a connector to keep them together. Very satisfied, and would recommend them to anyone looking for a less expensive way to afford a king-sized frame. They also don't squeak, which I am very happy about. Good product!
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Expressive Arts Carnival No. 10: Safety
Welcome to the April 2011 edition of the Expressive Arts Carnival. This month's theme, see announcement, was to "create an image representing your relationship with safety."
It is my policy to not comment on art in the Carnival itself. This is why we have the words of the artists themselves, if they choose, talking about their entries. But certainly if discussions ensue in the comments, I am happy to talk about the art in any way that is appropriate and encourage others to do so.
Here are the entries in the order received. Only if there is a blog or a post to accompany the entry, the artist's name will have a link to it.
Entry 1: Castorgirl
Castorgirl wrote: "I have a tenuous relationship with safety - it feels like some out of reach ideal that only happens to good people. This is why my image is more menacing than optimistic. I struggle to understand what safety means, and that I could be deserving of it."
Entry 2: Kerro
Kerro wrote: "When I took this photo I was deeply afraid of the dark and particularly the city at night. The dark, the people, the crowds, the noises, the lights... it all triggered me. And yet I was drawn to it as well, longing to walk the streets taking photos rather than taking them from the safety of a hotel room high in the sky. A few months after this photo was taken I was walking in town one night when I realised I wasn't afraid any more. Sure, the people were still there, the crowds, the noises... it was all the same, but I felt safe. Safer than I had ever felt before. I've represented this healing aspect with the splash of colour. I still get freaked by the dark sometimes. City crowds and noises are still an easy trigger, but I'm hoping my splash of colour will spread. The splash - and the contrast with the black and white - also represents the tenuous grip that I and many survivors have with safety. Sometimes we feel safe, and others we don't - even in the same situations. Sometimes we turn to the darkness to create safety in ways that aren't safe at all, but that we can at least control."
Entry 3: Shen
Shen wrote: "Recently, I've been protecting an eight-year-old part of me. Actually this has been going on for months, but so certain was I that I needed to keep protecting the eight-year-old, I haven't written about it on my blog and I couldn't tell C (my therapist). Two nights ago, with great anxiety, I finally told C what was going on... and soon afterwards I realized that the eight-year-old didn't need my protection at all. That's what this image is about. I first started it before I told C, and at that time I had the wall all the way around the figure in the middle. When I finished it tonight, I realized the wall didn't need to be quite so restraining. Maybe, in time, I will be able to let all the parts of me be free to be who they are, without so much control."
Entry 4: Sanity is Knocking
Sanity wrote: "The first thing I thought of was my response to a discussion my therapist and I were having about opening up and being more vulnerable. I said I could do it if he put me in a cardboard box! I was half serious as being contained like that would feel more safe than having someone constantly reading every body movement. I think I could be a lot more open if I could hide."
Entry 5: Tai
Tai wrote: "This is about choices and sometimes about inevitability, both choices are hard and both come with emotional consequences for me. You would think that the woman on the right would look happy because she represents choosing not to self-harm , but I have to be honest and acknowledge that there's a unique kind of pain from not giving in too."
Entry 6: Shades of Ivory
Ivory wrote: "T Water. Slow, lazy water. That is what makes me feel safe. I'm drawn to water and the sound of water, but not just any water. Not the surf, or a rushing river, but slow water, lapping at small pebbles along the shore, or the silent sound of waveless water. Also, as in this picture, there are few colors, which is soothing to me because I'm often overwhelmed with the emotion of too much color and/or too much sound. Guess what live wallpaper is on my Thunderbolt?"
Entry 7: Bay
Bay titled this piece "The Price of Safety" and wrote: "Throughout our life finding safety has been a matter of building a wall around us, when we've tried to let people in we seem to choose the wrong ones, so best build a good, strong wall. Right now we feel safe in our little world, but also very lonely. The challenge now is to learn how to open that little door and let others in while somehow maintaining that feeling of safety."
Entry 8: thequietone
thequietone wrote: "What safety means to me: The word safety brings on sadness to me. It is a fragile state that is so easily broken if put in the wrong hands. For many years I couldn't comprehend what the word "safe" meant. Safe for me was to keep everything inside, put up huge walls and not let anyone in. It was a matter of time before that stopped working of course and when that happened I was on a new quest to learn all about this elusive word."
Entry 9: Leslie
Leslie wrote: "A child's home should be a protection and a shelter from the storms of life, much like an umbrella protects and shelters us from storms. For us survivors, too often our homes were like the umbrella in this picture...broken not providing any protection at all. Thus safety is a concept that is hard for me to trust in. My son helped me to look at this in a new was."
Entry 10: wantstorun
wantstorun wrote: "The text says: 'Safety is the state of being 'safe,' the condition of being protected against physical, social, spiritual, emotional, financial, political, occupational, phychological, or other types of consequences of failure, damage, error, accidents, harm or any other event which could be defined to be the control of recognized hazards to achieve an acceptable level of risk. This can take the form of being protected from an event that causes loss; can include protection of people or possessions.' I used 'magic paper' for this project, paper that is black on the surface, until parts are scratched away to reveal the rainbow of colors underneath. It is symbolic of my system, because while I see the beauty of my system, it is much safer for us that it remains hidden/unseen. I cut the paper into the shape of my vehicle, which is one of my safe places in the 3-D world."
Entry 11: OneSurvivor; see Blog Post 1, Blog Post 2, and Blog Post 3
OneSurvivor wrote: "It was really difficult for me to get into things this month. The theme was ironic... safety. It was due on my birthday which is the anniversary of my sister's death, which was likely cult related. When things finally started to come together for me on this, I ended up with three pieces. Each one expresses something a bit different about safety, while sharing a similar theme at the same time. Namely, that my safety is in Yahweh. Although I don't really have a 'favorite' or think that one expresses safety better than another, it is the third one that speaks to me the most. I feel as if it has the strongest message. Or perhaps it is because it speaks the most of healing. I don't know."
Entry 12: Paul
Paul wrote: "This is a picture of my bedroom now. The chair was one of a pair that my Nana and Papa sat in every night in their own bedroom while watching television together. It is my safe chair. In the background are three paintings my Papa made. It is probably the safest spot on the planet."
Entry 13: ClinicallyClueless
Safety...what a vast topic, but safety within is difficult to achieve when one has been abused.
My sense of safety was broken
By the hands that were supposed to teach me to be open
To others and myself I built numerous walls and defenses
Of the real me only I let other and I see glimpses
The world to me all seems threatening and a place to fear
Everything begins to seem unclear
So many parts of me escaping reality
Escaping into myself I vow to be
I will go underground where no one will find me
The real me inside aching for someone to see
They have seen too much I feel threatened
Push away as I tell myself to always approach with caution
I don't really want to know who I am
As I am ashamed and I don't give a damn
A world of lies and distorted truth I learned to live
Now, I need to learn to live in reality and not be so passive
For I am not small and childlike compared to the world
I am just as large and want to be seen and heard
However, my first instinct is to hide
For my safety lays in deep inside
No one, not even me will ever see
My plea to just be
A false sense of safety is what I need to take down
At times, this makes me feel like I'm headed for a breakdown
Safety always comes from a sense of self and worth
And not from things and others even the one who gave you birth
Safety it not around me
For it is something within
Safety does not equal control
Although I keep trying to make it so
Control is an illusion and it doesn't work
It never makes you safe in reality
ClinicallyClueless wrote: "Ironically, safety is an issue that I have actually been talking about in therapy and how my defenses keep others out and even myself from facing reality. However, it keeps both 'good' and 'bad' out of reach. I have difficulty with relationships, letting others near, forming attachments, keep living in my world or should and must, live in a world of self hatred and self judgment. All it was once a way to cope now it is problematic as an adult. In keeping reality and these feelings at bay, I also have difficulty feeling love, happiness, accepting reality and moving on to just being able to be me."
That's all folks! Thanks to all those who contributed, especially those of you who are new. Thanks for taking a chance! If you think this Carnival is worthwhile, then let others know about it and we can continue to increase the contributors for future months.
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I loved these. This is the first time I've realized that safety is so diverse that its meaning is different to everyone. I looked at each one of these entries several times and each time, each one meant something new to me.
What a wonderful selection of interpretations and variations on what safety means to folks. I see a lot of honesty and fear in the submissions; yet I also see hope for healing or growth.
Thanks everyone for taking the time to share, for taking the risk in sharing-particularly those new to the carnival. You all really do add a different dimension to my journey.
I'm in awe of the current month and what everyone did. I think the contributions were more varied this month than usual. Which tells me that the word safety is really a loaded word and has so many different meanings not only to us as different individuals but different meanings at different times even to ourselves.
These are so amazing, thank you for sharing what safety means for each of you. Safety is such a huge thing and so difficult to achieve.
Im really disappointed that I was unable to participate in this carnival, I hope to be able to do an entry for the next one.
Wow! I agree that there seem to be so many ways to look at safety. It seems like each carnival just gets better and better as we share our perceptions with one another.
Great job on these! Thank you, everyone, for sharing!
We really enjoyed taking part in our first carnival, got a lot out of producing our own piece and love seeing other people's interpretations. It's wonderful the way they're all so different, yet we find them all very meaningful. Love seeing the variety of mediums too.
I found this activity really challenging, to the point where I didn't think I was going to be able to submit anything. When a friend pointed out that because it was so difficult, that was why I should do it, then I made a real effort. Just the idea of thinking about safety, felt scary and unsafe. I'm glad I submitted something, even if I feel a small resistance and discomfort from seeing my entry here.
When I look at the other entries, I see so much to identify with... Sanity is Knocking's box keeps drawing me back to it, as does the sadness in thequietone's entry. They're all amazing, and show how differently we all envision the same concept. Whether that be because of our different stages of healing, I'm not sure; but it's interesting to see them gathered together like this.
Thank you all for sharing your work with us.
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This is a wonderful treat Whitley - I had just downloaded all the audio books here of Secret School, Communion and Transformation, and finished listening as you put this show up!
As a student of Kemetic (Egyptian) thought and someone that paints modern interpretations of Deity and ideas from that part of our history, I particularly appreciated your mention of "maat". Your statement about hieroglyphics was particularly insightful, and I enjoyed the discussion about "the name" - which the Ancient Kemetics called "Ren" (I am sure you know that) and considered part of our soul anatomy; this is a topic I have been researching for years.
I am wondering if you have any other insights of soul anatomy as expressed by the Egyptians that you could discuss on Dreamland one day? I am sure I am not the only one that would appreciate it.
A very powerful piece, thank you.
A very powerful piece, thank you.
Great talk as always, and I too would like to here more about "maat" if possible.
You , Whitley brought me to tears. I have given up on most of humanity because of the hatred that is so present in every day life. Where does the hatred come from? How can mankind expect to transform into beings of light and love when "man" cannot accept other "human beings" who are different from themselves.
Thanks so much, Whitley. I thoroughly enjoyed this!
Whitley, your voice sounds so remarkably youthful, light, energetic, happy and on purpose here. You must be doing something right!
Thanks Whitley, I needed that.


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'SUPERMOON' Science: Biggest Full Moon of 2013 ExplainedSubmitted by emalvini on Sat, 06/22/2013 - 14:12
'SUPERMOON' Science: Biggest Full Moon of 2013 Explained
by Miriam Kramer, SPACE.com Staff Writer Date: 22 June 2013 Time: 07:22 AM ET
There is more to a "supermoon" than meets the eye.
Science governs the appearance of the largest full moon of the year, and this weekend you can check out the amazing lunar sight for yourself.
On Sunday (June 23), the moon will be at its closest point to Earth — called perigee. This relatively close brush will happen as the moon enters its fullest phase, creating the cosmic coincidence known as the supermoon. At its fullest and closest, the moon will appear about 12 percent larger in the sky.
Read more: http://www.space.com/21676-supermoon-science-full-moon-2013....
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Al Jolson - "By The Light Of The 'Silvery Moon' (1946)
Al Jolson - "By The Light Of The 'Silvery Moon' (1946)
"Science governs the
"Science governs the appearance of the largest full moon of the year"
No kiddin'? :o
Space.com and Rolaids
"Science governs..."! o_o
Science is a method of inquiry.
There is much great information in the space.com article but for the opening unscientific literary technique. The needless deification of science made me throw up a little. The back of my throat burned a little bit as I swallowed the rest of the article.


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Apparently its something being used as a sweetner. I saw this for the first time in Walmart last night, along side the boxes of splenda packets. They make it in packets, as well as in little bottles of liquid to squirt into things (looks like Mio bottles).
Obviously, I looked it up online...
Siraitia grosvenorii - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Does anyone have any opinions on this stuff? Is it safe? Taste good? Any weird aftertaste?
I've never liked it, personally (we know how different tastebuds are). It tastes like overripe/rotten fruit to me.
Has a weird aftertaste! I use it with other sweeteners just to use it up. Will not buy it again! :down:
Lakanto is very tasty but expensive. I haven't tried the Walmart one.
The stuff you saw in WalMart--is it Nectresse?
If so, it only has a small bit of monk fruit in it; it also contains erythritol, sugar, and molasses.
I bought some a while ago and it looks like mostly erythritol & sugar (white & granular).
It's actually pretty difficult to find pure monk fruit.
I gave it a try because apparently it's primal, but I agree with you Dottie:
I saw both Nectresse (with the added erythritol) as well one called Monk Fruit to Go, which is basically a calorie free liquid with monk fruit.
Ingredients: Water, Monk Fruit Extract, Malic Acid, Sodium Benzoate (Preservative) And Potassium Sorbate (Preservative).
(photo from Walmarts website)
I ended up getting the "sucralose to go" version, because I didnt really know anything about Monk Fruit at that point.
I have the liquid monk fruit that Walmart sells and it just does not taste sweet to me at all.
Still sitting in my pantry since last year. The same company makes a liquid sucralose and a liquid stevia. Never tried their stevia but I like their liquid sucralose.
I do have a brown sugar sub from LC Food Corp that I like that contains monk fruit, however it also has a mix of other subs, stevia and sucralose. But I suspect its the monk fruit in that mix that helps to give it the brown sugar taste.
I would not buy the monk fruit to go again. I don't detect any after taste, the problem is it has no taste to me at all. No sweetness at all.
I bought it today (they had it powdered at my local drugstore, Duane Reade) and it seemed to have less carbs than splenda...now I'm worried I should go back to my usual stevia in coffee, but I'm not crazy about that after taste either!
I haven't seen the ez-sweetz brand at mine yet.
I do remember the larger bottle (2oz?) was like 1/2 the sweetness of the little bottle.
Interesting.... I tried to make some lemonade with the liquid sucralose to go, and I felt like I had to put in an awful lot to get it to taste sweet! I guess it may not "just be me", but maybe its not as sweet as expected. They say "one squeeze" per 8 oz... but to get it sweet is more like a "SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZZZZZZZZZZZZZE E" !!
I looked for the EZ-Sweetz while I was there, but couldnt find it.
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"I want to say this in a kind way," Skinner said during a visit to
office two blocks from the convention center. "It was a little bit of a risk for us to go outside one of the true convention center cities; in 24 years of having conferences we've been to Dallas, San Francisco, Chicago, Florida (and) Boston.
"But Cleveland made us feel so comfortable — the people from (the convention center) and Positively Cleveland — that we were willing to take that step," she said.
Skinner admitted that the city's tarnished national image, and not-uncommon worries about safety in an urban downtown, were concerns that ultimately were allayed by all the local people she met at Positively Cleveland and the hospitals.
She toured the new convention center in November and visited the Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals last week. Skinner even was welcomed by Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson at City Hall, who presented her with a welcoming proclamation and offered to kick off the conference with a few remarks at the opening session.
"This is the first time the mayor of any city has welcomed us," Skinner said. "I think that demonstrates the partnership CMSA and Cleveland are forming to make this a good experience for our attendees and the city of Cleveland."
CMSA expects to consume 4,000 hotel room-nights at four hotels. The Westin Cleveland Downtown, set to open May 1, will be the headquarters hotel. Attendees also will lodge at the Cleveland Marriott Downtown, the Hyatt Regency Cleveland and the Renaissance Cleveland.
The convention will be kicked off on its first night with a reception at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.
Dave Johnson, director of public relations and marketing for the convention center and the adjoining Global Center for Health Innovation, called the wooing and landing of CMSA's convention "a case study in how a community works together to overcome the fears and obstacles."
Johnson said the Global Center for Health Innovation, formerly the medical mart, also was an attraction. Skinner mentioned in particular the under-construction State of the Art Patient Home, a showcase for the latest technology and equipment available for home health care.
"More and more people want to care for their loved ones at home," and the exhibit will give her members help in advising patients and families about the value and limits of home care, Skinner said.
Lengthy courtship
Case management is a growing part of health care, in which case managers act as intermediaries between patients and their doctors, and even their insurance providers. Skinner said most of her group's members come from nursing and social work backgrounds.
A job description in a recent posting for a nurse case manager at University Hospitals stated that the position requires coordinating patient care with other health care providers, completing patient documentation and practice utilization management. The latter refers to evaluating the appropriateness and value of health care services for the patient, the hospital and for the patient's healthcare plan.
Mike Burns, senior vice president of convention sales and services at Positively Cleveland, the city's convention and visitors' bureau, said his organization has been working with CMSA since early 2011, after one of the society's meetings consultants stopped at Positively Cleveland's booth at a convention industry gathering. That contact led to Positively Cleveland being offered the opportunity to put in a bid for the 2014 convention.
A CMSA site selection team first came to Cleveland in May 2012. The convention center was still under construction, but Burns said the team was shown drawings and layout maps. Brianne Baird, CMSA's director of communications, said the group chose Cleveland over Chicago and Philadelphia.
"They loved what they saw," Burns said. "They liked the walkability of the city."
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