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Keeping things in focus, Georgetown County has announced the winners for its fourth annual photo contest.
Hotel hopefuls within the City of Georgetown have good news in store the hotel feasibility study draft results are in, and industry professionals say the city can support a hotel in the historic...
After establishing City Hall and Fire Station No. 1 have been structurally damaged by sinkholes and may suffer more damage in the future the City of Georgetown now has to decide whether to repair...
In about 100 days, the Georgetown County community will gather again to fight cancer.
Who has the best soup in Murrells Inlet? For one day, Jan. 26, that honor went to restaurateurs Murrells Inlet Seafood and Rich Baumann; Jimmy Motley and SBB, and home cook Chris Darcy.
St. James High School is one of 11 schools throughout South Carolina named finalists for the 2015 Palmettos Finest Schools Awards.
The Marsh Walk is expected to be filled with music and the scent of food from seven restaurants Feb. 7 and 8 during the second annual Taste of the Marsh Walk.
A new film to be screened in Myrtle Beach explores the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, through the converging lives of people directly affected by the events of that day.
Renee Preedom and Caroline Millan were in a world of their own Saturday, Jan. 24, checking off the soups they had already tried and searching for the next one that sounded tasty.
With the publics help, seven local boys will experience American politics first-hand as they run for mock office in a Laboratory of Government.
Huntington Beach State Park is adding 50 state-of-the-art campsites behind Atalaya.
From January to April, Healthy Learners, a faith-based nonprofit that connects children to healthcare, will be partnering with Horry Georgetown Technical College in Myrtle Beach to provide dental...
Among other things, the recent Georgetown City Council retreat on Jan. 24 revealed that all of the citys employees including the council want to be paid more.
If it wasnt for a friend who recruited him years ago, Lt. Wayne Hardee never would have had a 23-year career as a firefighter and EMT Intermediate.
With guiding ideals of Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood and Finer Womanhood, five young ladies from the Georgetown area are learning to become successful and proud members of society as they prepare...
Georgetown Highs boys basketball team kept its playoff hopes alive with a 62-50 win over Myrtle Beach on Jan. 27.
The sun was not out on Jan. 24 but the YMCA/USA Wahoo swimmers shined in the water of the Georgetown County Family YMCA as they earned top finishes and new regional cuts.
It seems strange to introduce myself after covering sports in Georgetown County for the last eight-and-a-half years, but since this is the first of what I hope will be many columns, here it goes.
The Coastal Carolina baseball program hosted its annual free clinic on Jan. 19, instructing a record turnout of more than 200 6- to 12-year-olds at the Ripken Experience Complex in Myrtle Beach.
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yes i know, the power required is electric but for the ship to travel to lets say Mars in 2 or less months, it will require Megawatts + of power which today only nuclear reactors can, even the CEO of Ad astra behind the company behind the Vasimr engine says so, unless the e-cat fusion/fission reactor story is not fake then that will change things.
Also the Russians have already made a space nuclear reactor decades ago so it is possible. NASA has made one and tested it on an ion engine years ago too.
i know, but you referenced nuclear plants originally as being a potential problem...not individual reactors. plants are strictly ground based, so the new scientist story while interesting, is irrelevant concerning the VASMR engine.
the story on waste disposal itself...just another indication of anti-nuke nuts with more money/time than brains. funny part, they gripe about the short sightedness of politicians etc...yet are no better themselves.

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Canandaigua, N.Y. Some Ontario County lawmakers weighed in on Gov. Andrew Cuomos plan to increase college opportunities for prison inmates.
A resolution calling on the New York State Legislature to reject the governors plan was brought to the Ontario County Board of Supervisors meeting Thursday night.
It's an insult that the governor of New York would propose giving tuition to prison inmates, said Steve Barnhoorn, a Richmond Town Council member who spoke out during the public comment portion of the meeting. You have to scratch your head and ask yourself why such a valuable benefit be given to people who break the law.
After a long back-and-forth discussion from both sides of the issue, the board decided to postpone the vote for another three weeks.
Once you strip that down, the bottom line is 95 percent of inmates are going to return to society and right now we're looking at 40 percent recidivism rate, said Charlie Evangelista, an Ontario County supervisor from Geneva. If we don't do anything to reverse that trend, essentially we're going to be wasting people's lives and money.
But other board members, like John Sheppard, Town of Seneca supervisor, dont agree.
I'm against it from my own life experiences," he said. "As a father of four, my constituents, the realization that college is not free. It's not a benefit to be given out least of which to those who least deserve it.
The board plans to vote on the resolution at its March 27 meeting.
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Coroner Jim Kitson said he was "duty bound" to halt the inquest into how Filipino girl Lindsey Angela Alvarez died and that as a result of the evidence he has heard this week, he will be filing a report to the Public Prosecution Service.
The judge's decision on Thursday came after he heard a doctor's evidence that Lindsey must have been "forced" to ingest more than seven and a half tea spoons of salt.
Giving evidence at the Coroners Court Inquest into the death of the child in August 2009, sodium expert and consultant paediatric pathologist Dr Duncan Coulthard described how the little girl had "extremely high sodium levels in her blood" when she was admitted to the Ulster Hospital.
"The only mechanism I believe that could have caused that was by ingesting an excess of salt and the only mechanism I can postulate was that that was forced upon her," declared Dr Coulthard.
He told Coroners lawyer David Sharpe: "I cannot accept the possibility that she took this voluntarily."
Severely autistic Lindsey was rushed to the Ulster Hospital suffering from breathing difficulties, vomiting and diarrhoea on 29 July, 2009 before being transferred to the Intensive Care Unit at the Children's Hospital where she tragically died from hypernatraemia as a result of salt poisoning on 4 August.
The inquest being conducted by Coroner Jim Kitson has already heard evidence that on the day she fell ill, Lindsey was being looked after by her uncle Michael Valderama at his flat at Ardara Mews in Dundonald when her mother Amelda Alvarez and aunt Mylin Valderama had gone to work as nurses at the nearby Ulster Hospital.
All three adults have denied giving the little girl either salt or a salty drink and there has also been evidence from pathologist Dr Peter Ingram that when he examined Lindsey's body, he found multiple rib fractures and finger-tip type bruises at the back of her neck as if she had been firmly grasped as well as bruising to her chest, arm and abdomen consistent with being "poked" by a finger.
There has also been evidence that Michael Valderama told police that Lindsey's father Angelito, also known as Jojo and who has returned to the Philippines, beat both his only daughter and his wife.
On 29 July, the first call to emergency services came at 1.55pm and on Thursday, Dr Duncan opined that the salt in Lindsey's system was given to her within four hours of that call.
He told the court he had conducted a "horrible" experiment on himself by forcing himself to swallow just over six grams of salt and that testing of his blood and urine showed that the sodium levels reached their peak after 90 minutes, adding that children process salt " extremely quickly" so it was his opinion that four hours was the maximum time between admission and her being given the salt to eat.
Dr Coulthard said that in comparison with the 27-30 grams given to Lindsey, which he said was an "underestimation" and would be equivalent to the salt in around ten Big Mac burgers, taking it was "really, really horrific and makes you feel violently ill."
A child's normal salt intake would be around three to four grams in a day, he told the court.
Dr Coulthard told Mr Sharpe that he and another professor, who has since died, searched through "worldwide literature" into salt poisoning and did not find any cases of salt being ingested voluntarily by a child.
A normal sodium plasma level is around 140 but Lindsey's plasma sodium level was measured at 180, the court heard with Dr Coulthard commenting that that was "unbelievably high".
"I think people need to understand that this isn't just a bit high," said the doctor, adding that even with the "excellent care" Lindsey received in the Ulster, her chances of survival were still only "50/50."
The inquest has also heard evidence that Lindsey sustained eight fractured ribs when she fell down the stairs at her uncle's flat at Ardara Mews in Dundonald a week before she fell ill and that in 2005 when she was around 14 months old, she was put on the child protection list when she suffered a broken ankle.
Bone expert Professor Archibald Malcolm said the rib fractures were consistent with her having fallen down the stairs around two weeks before she died.
However, the previous witness, consultant paediatrician Dr Dewi Evans said they were equally consistent with "deliberate impact trauma" such as her having "been thrown down the stairs".
He said that despite her severe autism, which caused massive communication problems and left her with a very "blank expressionless face," Lindsey would still have had "self preservation" and that as such, he would have expected to have found other injuries such as a broken wrist from the fall so "concerns regarding these injuries remains."
Dr Evans added, however, that given the evidence of bruises to her arms, neck and abdomen, while the fractures were "worrying," he could not rule out that the fall was an accident or that "there was more to it than that".
In relation to her fractured ankle, it apparently happened when her father Angelito, was changing her nappy and Lindsey " twisted" from her back to her front.
Dr Evans said however her fracture had been transverse which would suggest a blow or force being applied to her leg, comparing it with a fracture a footballer might sustain in a tackle, rather than a spiral fracture which would result from a twisting force so the apparent explanation was "suspicious".
Adjourning the inquest until the outcome of any PPS investigations, Coroner Kitson apologised to witnesses who were yet to be heard by the inquest.
The judge's dramatic step came moments after the arrival in the court of the uncle's solicitor Stephen Tumelty.
Afterwards, Mr Valderama left the court building alone, speaking intently on a mobile phone as he passed waiting media.
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I'm looking for some cuttins/suckers of Phygelius, any type or color. If you have some and want to arrange a trade, just email me. Maybe I have some Texas natives you could use, or some Aloe seedlings. Cordially, Conroe Joe
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Joe I ordered seeds from Morgan and Thompson and there was 6 in the package.I planted and have 3 plants in pots.Also gave Carletta one.They are growing but no blooms and they said mixed colors.Maybe in the fall I can do something about rooting some or have some seeds if they bloom.It may be to hot here.My Irocroma will not bloom due to the heat.Jessie |
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Hi Jessie, I think I owe you a cycad, anyway. I was supposed to bring it over last fall (oh well). The tropical tree you gave me grew so much last year I had no place to house it for winter--but it was so special I took it to a friend's house in southwest Houston. It just keeps growing; I suppose it will flower soon. Joe |
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Hi RE, I wanted to mention that just about everythign grew like crazy from the seeds you sent--I thought they took their time but they are making up for it now. The Eucomis vandermewei has grown a lot for something called a dwarf species (some Web pages). I have 10 or more little plants, 2-3 inches tall and each with a pea-sized bulb. I had to move them to larger pots recently. They liked germination under lights in winter and seem to like summer in Texas. A few have started getting little spots on their leaves. Cordially, Conroe Joe |
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and how many years did they harass and threaten him? over downloading too many free files.
torture people and you're a leader. crash an economy and you deserve to have all your victims bail you out. download too many free files, have the government hound you to death. that's justice in the US.
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I read a variety of bloggers at Atlantic Monthly, Washington Post, The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and the Economist. I also like to read some British papers and the BBC for a slightly different perspective. I will visit the Washington Times online to glimpse what's going on there. Locally, I might check [...]
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If we want real leadership, we need someone who is willing to stand up and do what is necessary to 1) process all of our detainees within the rule of law, 2) close Gitmo any other illegal detention centers, and 3) accept accountability if doing of this requires acting against the law because current constructs don't allow for this to happen legally.
Then, we need to prosecute any law-breaking done by that and any previous presidents. Only then can we get to rule of law and a model of what true leadership looks like: risking oneself if you really think something is right.
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I'm a homeowner and I also think housing prices are still too high. We bought our house in 1996 for $120k. (Boston) Even after all this housing crisis, the supposed value of our home is now nearly $400k. In 15 years. That's ridiculous. What I saw here in Boston is that people were buying houses [...]


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I found these quilt blocks in my stash. (Did we do these as an exchange a long while back?) Anyways, decided to put them together into a quilt top but can't decide which layout to use. (how do you post more than one picture in the same post?) There will be a second post with option 2. Thanks for your opinions. |
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Me too Donna...but my DH says it's boring... |
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In terms of reinventing, Azitra has better luck with its fresh take on decor, with earth-toned booths and banquettes, walls accented with orange and green, and nary a red fabric lantern in sight. The space feels sleek and contemporary, though at times it can feel too quiet, perhaps because all the people out for dinner and a movie are busy trying to think of something to say. I wish Azitra's freshness had carried over to other things, perhaps a menu broken down into Southern and Northern fare, rather than "contemporary" and "traditional," to better showcase regional differences in this country of 1.2 billion. Why not adopt the small-plates trend and offer a nibble of eggplant bhartha, a bite of dal, a taste of tikka masala? With so many fragrant dishes to try, it would be nice to be liberated from the tired appetizer-entree formula.
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I have an old wooden music box approx. 12"long, 6"deep and 5"tall. It has a flower motif inlaid on the top and plays several classical pieces. Some of them really sound familiar but I have not been able to place them yet. I'll have to take the time to go through my classical cd's. The music is played off of a brass? cylinder with tiny teeth. There is no date I can find, though there are some individual numbers on some of the brass workings. There is also a symbol of a cross (Christian type with pointed ends, with the bottom, longer part of the cross wrapped with what looks like a post horn or french type horn. This is on the brass (comb?)_That rakes the teeth. Does this help identify the maker or age? As I said I don't know how old it is, it has been passed down through the family. |
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We really need a picture...or 5 or 6. There were a lot of music box makers....as I understand the cylinder ones are older than the disc ones... Is it key would? or crank? Is the cylendar replaceable with a different one? Does one cylinder play several tunes? And perhaps the tune will help date the box. Usually the boxes are marked other than on the comb. Linda C |
You wind it with a crank, back and forth a few times to get the box going. And the cylinder plays several tunes. Not sure if it is removable to put in others, have never tried. I will try to post pictures, it is at my mothers house and she does not live nearby. I appreciate your help. Thanks! |
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- Cartoon Characters: Inuyasha, Kagome, Kaede, Myoga, Sesshomaru, Jaken, Kikyo, Sota, Grandpa, Kagome's Mom.
- Voice Actors: Richard Cox, Moneca Stori, Pam Hyatt, Paul Dobson, David Kaye, Don Brown, Willow Johnson, Saffron Henderson, French Tickner; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Masashi Ikeda.
- Produced By Michihiko Suwa, Hideyuki Tomioka, Toshifumi Yoshida.
- Written By Masashi Ikeda, Katsuyuki Sumizawa, Katsuhiko Chiba, Takashi Yamada, Tetsuko Takahashi, Akinori Endo, Ai Ota, Rumiko Takahashi, Trish LeDoux; more Writers ...
- Music: Kaoru Wara.
- Editor: Tomoaki Tsurubuchi.
- First Aired on December 07, 2002.
- Originally Aired on Cartoon Network (USA).
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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Miroku, a traveling monk as well as a lecher and a con artist, is collecting shards of the Shikon Jewel. When he spots Kagome and her fused fragments, he takes an... (more)
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This is the episode where Miroku is introduced into the story. Miroku finds out that Kagome has a piece of the Sacred Jewel, and plans his way to get it. Miroku ends up getting the piece of the jewel that Kagome has, and makes off with her bike as well!... (read more)
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Madison Needs Some Divine Intervention
Fortunately, there are lots of people working to make the city great
As I pondered what to offer up to you in this month's column, I remembered a story my grandfather shared with me on a recent visit home to the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. He was talking about how he kicked the smoking habit some fifty years ago. It was harder back then than it is now. The Surgeon General hadn't yet warned us of its harmful effects. Pop-Pop, as he's affectionately known to us, liked to smoke in the car on his half-hour commute to work. As he began to think about quitting, he dug into his Catholic roots for inspiration, foregoing a cigarette every few miles. The sacrifices worked, and today, at age ninety-five, he jokes that smoking-cessation products are making a mint off people, when all we really need is a little divine intervention.
You know what else needs a little divine intervention? Our city. It just doesn't seem like we've had a win in a while. Overture Center opened in 2003, and while it should be running smoothly, free of politics and financial concern, it's not. We're coming up on ten years of some of the best arts and entertainment in our history and our new mayor has little faith in its future. Sad. And, if you ask me, unacceptable. The Edgewater project is still in flux—again due to politics—this time neighborhoods and a lack of due process versus development and greater public access to the lake.
There are some potential victories on the horizon, such as the downtown library's capital campaign, which is in the über-capable hands of the Madison Public Library Foundation—Tripp Widder, Richard Chandler and Jenni Collins in particular. So far, the Capitol East District has Mayor Soglin's support to provide badly needed economic development and employment opportunities in and around East Washington Avenue. Online fashion giant Shopbop is taking over a huge space on Baldwin Street, rightfully seen as a catalyst to attract other businesses and investments in the area.
Community Groundworks is sustaining this and the next generation of highly skilled, diverse urban food growers. Have you been to its jewel, Troy Gardens, on the north side? Drive or bike by one day. It's awesome. On the south side, Badger Rock Middle School's innovative ag-focused program launches this fall.
Unfortunately, it feels like what's missing is a civic pride umbrella that gathers up all these disparate projects and entities into a larger raison d'être. Perhaps it starts with this wise observation a member of the Business Forum offered up to me recently: "Madison isn't struggling as much as most places. We're a place that's really balanced by university, politics, corporations, culture. Our purpose should be to continue to succeed and in turn serve others."
Her comments came in response to a challenge I made to this accomplished group of women (and one brave man). I asked them to write down how Madison can realize its potential. I also asked them who they would name Madison Magazine's next Person of the Year, which we announce every November. Ruth Shelly of the Madison Children's Museum, Rich Lynch of J.H. Findorff & Son, and the retiring Eileen Mershart of the YWCA got their fair share of votes. Other nominees included UW professor Emily Auerbach, who started the Odyssey Project, a free humanities course for adults who face economic barriers to higher education. One person thought kindergarten teacher Vicky Julka should win for teaching a classroom in which five different languages were spoken.
Monsignor Ken Fiedler for saving the Catholic Multicultural Center got a nod, as did Linda Ketcham of Madison Area Urban Ministry. My grandfather would probably like these ideas since they touch on themes of community service as part of a spiritual offering. Maybe that's how Madison can realize its potential: recognize that everybody wants this city to be great, but that we're a diverse and independently minded lot. So we might have to meet in the middle—sacrifice a little individually to reach common ground, whether it's a new library, a debt-free arts center or breaking down language barriers in the interest of educating our future.
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I don't know much aboot Roy, as I stay away and respect youse guys' board threads, but everyone has the right to be on here. I'm an American and so is Roy, even though he's from a foreign land. This isn't some lame British surf predictin' site. This site is full of attitude and freedom - the way God intended surf predictin' sites to be. I give props to the powers that be in lightening the F up when it comes to un-American censorship and banishments. No one wins when people get banned or exiled.
Though Roy and those British people should cease trying to correct Americans spelling. English is OUR language, we invented it, and we damn well know how to spell it.
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Canabalt is braindead simple, and that's what makes it such a great game. It's a retro-style, side-scrolling adventure with one objective: Survive. Avoid running into obstacles or falling into pits; tap the screen to jump. The music is awesome, too. A fully playable Flash version of the game is available at Canabalt.com. It costs $3 to have it on your iPhone. Download Canabalt.
Doodle Jump
Another game that falls in the "charmingly simple" category is Doodle Jump. You take on the role of an adorable alien who bounces from platform to platform, with a goal of getting as high as possible. Trampolines, jetpacks and other goodies help you along the way. It costs just a buck in the App Store. Download Doodle Jump.
Flight Control
At this point in the year many of us have played Flight Control so many times we've grown sick of it. But that doesn't disqualify it from being one of the best iPhone games of the year. Who knew that using your finger to land planes could be so much fun? Somehow, this game pulled that off. It only costs a dollar. Download Flight Control.
Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor
You get to be a spider who swings around with his web while jumping extraordinary distances. And you don't even have to wear a lame red suit. For $3. Need we say more? Download Spider.
There are plenty of tower-defense strategy games out there, but TowerMadness brings the genre to a new level. The game's objective is to set up missile turrets and laser cannons to defend your flock of sheep from aliens and giant insects. What's so great about the game? Web 2.0-savviness: TowerMadness regularly hosts contests for players to compete for the most points to get prizes; the game also issues free upgrades with new levels. High replay value, smooth 3-D graphics and an awesome web experience: a true winner in our book, and it costs a dollar. Download TowerMadness.
Words With Friends
Wired readers adored Words With Friends — a Scrabble knockoff that you can play online — and it was a favorite among our staff, too. No surprise there: The social integration of the game is excellent. You can play with multiple friends simultaneously, and you can even taunt each other with an in-game chat tool. It's got a beautiful interface, too. The ad-free version of the game costs $3; there's also a free version with ad support. Download Words With Friends.


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'Breaking Bad' Wins Outstanding Drama Series at the 2014 Emmys
'Breaking Bad' won the 2014 Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series, beating out such other contenders as 'Game of Thrones' and 'True Detective.'
'Breaking Bad' won the 2014 Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series, beating out such other contenders as 'Game of Thrones' and 'True Detective.'
'Breaking Bad' may be over, but there's still plenty of love to go around for the series at tonight's 2014 Emmy Awards, as Bryan Cranston has just been given the award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. Other nominees included Oscar winners Kevin Spacey for 'House of Cards' and Matthew McConaughey for 'True Detective.'
It's increasingly less likely we'll ever see Bryan Cranston or Aaron Paul return to their famed 'Breaking Bad' roles for AMC spinoff 'Better Call Saul,' but with the 2014 Emmy Awards airing this Sunday, NBC has cooked up an even quicker reunion. Watch Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul trade barbs with 'Veep''s Julia Louis-Dreyfus in a new 2014 Emmy sketch for "Barely Legal Pawn."
Early on in development of 'Breaking Bad' spinoff 'Better Call Saul,' it seemed somewhat apparent the story would chronicle Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk)'s career before meeting Walter White. Odenkirk himself then alluded that we might catch up with the sleazy lawyer post-'Breaking Bad' as well, and now the showrunner has confirmed a "flexible timeline" that could see some familiar favorites returning to the fold.
By now you've seen a ton of those "Look Back" videos on Facebook, which makes it look like pretty much all of your friends and loved ones have died and Facebook has done them the morbid courtesy of making a nice obituary montage. Fun! If you're anything like us, you've been ignoring the hell out of them, but here's one you shouldn't ignore: a Look Back video for Walter White of 'Breaking Bad,' which tracks Mr. White's sordid history on the show with humor and plenty of hashtags. Enjoy!
We weren't over the moon by the initial revelation that AMC would parlay 'Breaking Bad''s colossal success into prequel spinoff 'Better Call Saul,' but if we have to explore Saul Goodman's pre-Walter White past, our favorite New Mexican lawyer will at least keep some fine company. 'Breaking Bad' veteran Jonathan Banks (Mike Ehrmantraut) will co-captain 'Better Call Saul' alongside Bob Odenkirk, but how regular will Mike's presence be?
After coming to an end last year, 'Breaking Bad' managed to squeeze out one last "Best Television Series" award, taking the big prize at the 2014 Golden Globes.
We're still in enough disbelief over 'Breaking Bad''s ultimate end this past year, let alone that Saul Goodman's story will continue as spinoff prequel 'Better Call Saul,' but it seems we may return to 'Breaking Bad''s world even sooner than anticipated. Netflix has closed a deal with AMC to stream 'Better Call Saul' through all territories, making the drama available sooner than we'd expected in 2014.
'Breaking Bad' series finale "Felina" has long since come and gone, capping the tale of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman in a much more satisfying manner than we had come to expect, though not without a few open-ended questions about the characters' fates. And while we last left Jesse (Aaron Paul) on an apparently happy note, has series creator Vince Gilligan revealed a much more sinister fate for him following the finale?
Is this the way 'Breaking Bad' should've ended? It's so crazy that the 'Breaking Bad' series has been over for two months now, and everyone that watched it and kept up with the series, I think, for the most part, was happy about the way it ended. There are talks of a spin off with Jesse Pinkman, but will that ever happen? Who knows!?!? There was also talk of an alternate ending of the show.


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19 And a number of those who practiced magic arts brought their books together and burned them in the sight of all; and they counted the value of them and found it came to fifty thousand pieces of silver. | 19 A number who had practiced sorcery brought their scrolls together and burned them publicly. When they calculated the value of the scrolls, the total came to fifty thousand drachmas. |
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I haven't seen recent threads on this, hoping I haven't missed any. What I want to say is that I fell Ryze has been buffed way too much in patch 22.214.171.124. Since that patch, he is a monster. AT high levels, he can literally get a WHOLE TEAM (5 members) to 20-30% with his first combo. Seriously, spell flux combined with AOE damage,,, this is just OP. In team fights, he can instant kill ANYONE who gets a little bit away from it's team (yes instantly, since he can use his 4 abilities in less than a second, which no other hero or almost can do). Then, he is the best ganker in game. He also is one of the best harass and can get easily get early kills. Most people will simply say that he has low survivability, but thats FALSE. If he has 20% hp, you chase him with 50-60% of you hp, he'll just run for 4-5 sec (since his spells CD are SO SLOW) then turn around and destroy you before you know what happened. Even if you go 2 vs him, if only ONE of you has less then 70-80% hp, he might die the second he enters Ryze range. Then again, most people will say that you only have to stun him, but I'll simply say that Ryze has a team too..... What I mean is tha if you need to be 2-3 and uses 1-2 stun to safely kill Ryze, well it means ryze counts as 2 heroes all by himself. Anyway, the worst part of it is still endgame. If Ryze has played decently (doesn't need that much kill really) he'll hacve insane burst damage with aoe and destroy your whole team all by himself. I haven't seen any way to effectively counter a Ryze that plays intelligently.... the second the fight engage, Ryze gets all your heroes to 20% in 1 sec. The worst part is that you'll tell yourself: I'll get merc thread and lots of MR so Ryze won't be a problem, but YOU ARE WRONG His spell flux will litterally crush your MR, and 50% reduced snare time on merc thread won't help you escape since Ryze will hit you with all his spells in the first second you are snared, killiong you at the same time. I just want to know if someone agress with me on this, or if evetyone thinks I'm a nob and don't know how to play. Personnally, I'd say Ryze was already powerful before patch 126.96.36.199, making him godlike right now.... That'S why I've seen him get scores like 20-3-7 in almost every game I've played against him.
You clearly didn't look hard enough. Someone posted something about it like 2 posts down from you...lol Then again to be fair you could have been writing it while he posted his. But seriously. Ryze isn't OP...Some champions just do a lot of damage and need to be focus fired. I shut down ryze pretty hard in group fights with any premade I have. Solo....just try to convince your team he is a hard target and he usually dies instantly.
I can almost guarantee that they were writing these at the same time, not that he didn't look hard enough. And in general, I agree. The only real chance you have is flashing away right after he prisons you, and of course, you can only do that once every 3 and a half to 4 minutes, whereas he can launch his combo again in what, 30 seconds?
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He is too Op, when he is lvl 6 and have killed 3 then is he Op its not funny. They HAVE TO LOWER HIM!!
He is way to OP. Any champions can be OP later in the game but ryze is OP dirrectly in the start
Mercury Treads and Banshee's Veil shuts down Ryze...
He really isn't OP....I've never had a problem going against him. Well, I guess I lied...I did have a problem against him...but then I told my group...focus fire Ryze first...and boom look who died and didn't get a spell off....
Yeah, and what happens when you have 4 melee characters? Then you're screwed. Also, why would you ever get merc treads AND banshee's veil? They both block the same aspect of Ryze, and Merc Treads don't really help you survive any better except the fact they have magic resistance


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A welcome recognition of the value of family caregiving came in a recent report by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), which estimated the economic value of caregiving for older persons in 2011 to be $234 billion. This estimate vastly exceeds the total amount of paid care from all sources (Medicaid, Medicare, private pay and others) for both institutional care ($134 billion) and home and community-based services ($58 billion). The AARP Public Policy Institute has made similar estimates of family caregiving …
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The Hindu- Rotary Club of Madras Merchants & Bankers golf tournament will be held in the city on February 2 and 3. The annual corporate golf tournament, which is into its fourth year, is on the lines of the longstanding Merchants Cup golf held annually in Kolkata.
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Reaching Out
Ever since the devastating earthquake in Haiti on Jan. 12, I have seen numerous news stories and press releases about water professionals donating time, equipment and expertise to relief efforts, specifically those providing clean, safe water to the displaced and distressed victims of the quake. Here are some noteworthy examples:
Worth the Cost
Attending tradeshows, whether as exhibitors or attendees, is certainly expensive. Add up airfare or mileage, hotel expenses, dining costs, attendee or exhibitor registration and any additional expenses—and there are always additional expenses—and you will come up with a sizable number. In a world where everyone is looking for smart ways to save money, cutting back on tradeshow attendance seems like a relatively simple way to save not just money but also time.
Rising to the Challenge
Looking back on 2009, the year presented a number of challenges to our industry. The lingering economic downturn demanded innovation and perseverance. Environmental legislation in California forced dealers to defend their technologies and businesses. In both cases, water professionals have proved to be up to the challenge.
Last year saw the defeat of AB 2270, a statewide bill proposed in California that would have allowed softener bans. This year, a similar bill, AB 1366, appeared in that state and was passed into law in October.
Saying Hello
After almost two years as associate editor for the Water Quality Products team, I am honored to step in as the new managing editor of WQP.
I can't imagine a more exciting time to be involved in the water treatment industry. Recent months have dealt the industry a tough economic hand, but water professionals have demonstrated their resilience and creativity, using innovation and hard work to not only stay afloat, but also thrive. As the economy shows signs of life once again, this hard work makes the industry better positioned to take advantage of new opportunities.
Saying Goodbye
Saying goodbye is never easy to do, but after more than two years reporting and writing on the water quality industry, I have to say goodbye to our readers.
Over the years, I have truly enjoyed meeting so many of you and learning about the industry, and I have tried my best to keep you informed on the latest technologies, regulatory updates and trends that will affect your business.
Be Ready for a Rebound
Although I may be an optimist, it does seem as if we are beginning to see some faint glimmers of hope in terms of an economic recovery.
The Consumer Confidence Index rose from 47.4 in July up to 54.1 in August; the stock market is steadying; and unemployment rates are leveling, if not decreasing. We certainly are not out of the woods yet, but we are at least pointed in the right direction and seem to be making our way out.
It's Easier to be Green than You Think
Businesses everywhere seem to be going green these days—and for good reasons. Not only will the benefits of environmentally responsible behaviors ensure sustainability for generations to come, but green is actually in demand by consumers today.
Your Industry Guide
The August issue is our Buyer's Guide. Click here to visit the Buyer's Guide.
Déjà Vu All Over Again
It was about this time last year when the water quality industry began its fight against California's misguided Assembly Bill (AB) 2270, which would have banned the use of water softeners in residences.
Here we are a year later, and in the words of Yogi Berra, it's like déjà vu all over again as the Golden State's government is back at it with the newly proposed AB 1366.
Hey Taxman!
April 15th has come and gone, but it's never too early to start thinking about next year's tax season. And with the stimulus bill signed into law by President Barack Obama on Feb. 17, most Americans will notice some differences in what they may or may not owe Uncle Sam next year.
While President Obama has vowed not to increase taxes for families making less than $250,000 a year, the roughly three million high-earning U.S. families and businesses may not be so lucky.


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- 2 pound(s) Granny Smith Apples
- 2 pound(s) Jonagold Apples
- 2 pound(s) Gala Apples
- 1.5 cup(s) superfine granulated sugar
- 2 cup(s) All Purpose Flour
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) Cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) nutmeg, freshly grated
- 1 teaspoon(s) lemon zest, minced
- 2.5 cup(s) dried sweetened cranberries
- 1 cup(s) dark brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon(s) baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1.5 stick(s) unsalted butter, cold
- 1 whole(s) egg
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) rum
- 2.5 cup(s) sliced almonds
- Preparation
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees and place the rack in the middle position. Grease a 9-by-13-inch baking dish.
Peel and core the apples and cut them into ü- to ý-inch dice. Combine the apples with ý cup of the superfine sugar in a large bowl. Cover and set in the refrigerator for up to 2 hours.
Strain the sugar syrup from the apples and reserve the liquid. In a very large bowl, take ý cup of the superfine sugar and ý cup of the flour and whisk to combine with the cinnamon, nutmeg, lemon zest, and dried cranberries. Toss gently with the apples to coat well, and pour into the baking dish.
Combine the remaining superfine sugar, the remaining flour, dark brown sugar, baking powder and salt in a medium bowl. Cut the butter into small pieces and work into the mixture, using a fork or your fingers, until it forms a coarse meal.
Lightly beat the egg, yolk, vanilla and rum and drizzle a little at a time into the flour mixture (not all of it will be used). Continue to stir until the dough readily clumps but isn't sticky.
Take a few fingers full of the topping, lightly press it into a ý-inch-thick disk (it does not have to be perfectly round), and place on top of the apple mixture in the dish. Repeat with the remaining topping, slightly overlapping the disks.
Bake for 45 to 50 minutes or until the juices are bubbling and the topping is a light golden brown. Let the cobbler rest for at least 15 minutes before serving.
While the cobbler is sitting, coat the almonds with the reserved sugar syrup. Drain off the excess and place the almonds on a parchment-lined baking sheet. Roast until golden brown, 5 to 10 minutes. Scatter them over the cobbler.
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On Maui, you can begin the day by watching a sunrise atop a 10,023-foot volcano, then bike (with a guide) 26 miles down to the former hippie habitat and current surf capital of Paia, often called Maui's coolest little town. It's where you'll find Mama's Fish House & Inn, where lunch is whatever's fresh and beachfront cottages make romantic pieds-à-terre. Fuel up here before you set out on the winding, white-knuckle drive to Hana.


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Addicted to smoking, alcoholic beverages or some kind of drug? The fact you are aware of the addiction is the first step towards beating it. Once you realize what is really going on, you will get to make the changes necessary to deal with your addiction.
Find Ways to Distract Yourself
You could be addicted to sugar or cigarettes. Regardless of the type of addiction, you will need to keep yourself busy and distracted.
Start a new project. Putting all of your hard effort into something new is going to get you motivated. You will forget about the passage of time while working. Many people need to eat or to light up a cigarette when they have nothing to do. This is why getting actively involved in something is going to be vitally important.
Working out and starting to practice a particular kind of sport will also be highly beneficial. Exercise is highly effective for overcoming depression and getting a sense of satisfaction from what you are doing. It will keep you occupied and make you feel good about yourself while trying to quit.
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Many addicts need some kind of assistance to quit. This is why replacement therapies have been created for a vast range of addictions.
Talking to a professional will be the key towards the selection of the right therapy, especially if you are addicted to a certain type of illegal drug.
Cigarette smokers can rely on electronic cigarettes. E-cigs contain liquid nicotine and no added chemicals. They help control cravings and the amount of liquid nicotine can be decreased gradually. Go through V2 Cigs reviews to pick the best variety for your needs. You will also get to benefit from a range of discount options like V2 Cigs 15% off coupons.
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For many people, the addiction is a kind of coping skill. It provides a sense of relief when everything else seems to be failing.
Coming up with an alternative and healthier method of dealing with issues is going to be one of the keys to beating an addiction. Breathing exercises and yoga are excellent replacements for smoking or drinking. They will put your mind at ease and help you deal with the hardships in your everyday life.
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Certain patterns of behavior or even times of the day could be making it quite difficult for you to deal with an addiction. Having a good idea about these weaknesses is essential for discovering a method to keep them under control.
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Another way of displaying Type in Photoshop is to have it follow a path. Now there are many tools in Photoshop that create paths including the Pen tool. However in this video we're going to use the Ellipse Shape tool. Again for the sake of time we're going to use the text that I created and saved in this note, Cmd+C to copy that on the Mac or Ctrl+C to copy it on Windows. From the Toolbar, we will click and hold on the Rectangle tool and then choose Ellipse.
And at the top in the options bar, we need to change the setting in here for shape. I don't actually want to actually create a shape layer. Instead, I want to create a path. So I'll select that from the list. And then in the upper left-hand corner I'm going to click and start dragging down to the lower right. When I release the cursor, the Properties panel will automatically expand, but we can collapse that. And before I add my type to this path I'm actually going to make a change to it because Photoshop treats a closed path and an open path differently.
Right now after drawing this, this is a closed path and they can be a little trickier to work with. So from the Toolbr, I'm going to select my Direct Selection tool. And I'm going to click at the bottom of the path. It might be a little difficult to see what we're doing right now so I'm going to hide the visibility of the Background Layer. Unfortunately, I can't just toggle it off, I need to convert it to a layer first. So I'll hold down the Option key on the Mac, or the Alt key on windows, and then double click on the word background. Once Photoshop turns the background into a layer, now I can hide it. If you're seeing transparency as the background, the checkerboard, as opposed to solid white, then you just need to change a preference. On Mac go into the Photoshop menu, on Windows go to the Edit menu. And then choose Preferences and then Transparency and Gamut. If you set the grid size to none the checkerboard will turn to solid white. That's why I'm seeing the solid white background.
This just makes it a little bit easier to see what it is that we're doing with this Direct Selection tool. I need to click on the anchor point here in order to select it. And as soon as I do, it will turn solid black. Now I can tap the Delete key in order to delete that portion of the path. An that's converted this from a closed path, to an open path which is going to be easier to work with. So now we'll select the Type tool by tapping on the T key. But I want to make sure that we're all working with the same settings, so we'll use the contact sensitive menus.
On Mac, we'll Ctrl+Click on the T icon in the upper left. On Windows, you can just right mouse click and choose to Reset the Tool. Now, when I position the Type tool in the image area, I get the Regular Point type icon. But, if I position the Type tool over the path, it changes to the Type On A Path icon. So now, if I click, I will change that Regular path into a Text path. Now, we can use the keyboard shortcut, Cmd+V or Ctrl+V, in order to paste that text.
But the text is going to start wherever we clicked initially to set the type on the path. In order to change that I can position my cursor right over the X at the beginning of the text and hold down the Cmd key on Mac or the Ctrl key on Windows. And then I can click and drag in order to drag the beginning of my text down to the start of the path. The problem is that I can't see all of my text.
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In this case, I'm going to hold down the Option key and the Shift key or Alt key on Windows in order to make the pass smaller, and then I'll tap Enter or Return in order to apply that. In order to make sure it's right in the center, I'll switch to the move tool by tapping the v key and then I'll just use my arrow keys in order to move this over. If I wanted to add a slight glow around it in order to separate it from the background, we can use the effects icon, I'll choose Outer Glow. In this case, I want a darker glow.
So I'll click on the Color icon, change the color to black, but it disappears and that's because the blend mode is set to screen, so I need to change that to normal. We'll make this a little bit larger and maybe more opaque, maybe up to 100%. Click OK. We can toggle that on and off to see what that looks like without the outer glow and with the outer glow. I realized that I cannot, in fact, see all of my type so what I'll do is I will swap back to the Text tool by typing the t key.
I'll put my text insertion marker anywhere in the text, and use the keyboard shortcut Cmd+A or Ctrl+A to select all this text. And let's decrease the point size down to 6 point. There we go. I needed to see that your attention part. So now we'll click on the check mark in order to apply that. It's looking a wee bit small right now. So let's go ahead an use Cmd+T or Ctrl+T, just so that we can transform this, make it a little bit larger.
We're transforming the path right now, but when I tap Enter or Return, you can see that the text then redraws itself to follow that path. When I save this file as a psd file, or as a tiff file, I can always re-edit the type at any time. Excellent. That wraps up this introduction to type on a path in Photoshop.
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Instant Search shows a strong brand bias. This clearly seems to be an attempt to "leak" traffic to branded keywords. Type "a" and you will see suggestions for amazon, att and two other brands before you see a itself. Infact of the 26 letters, 20 have brands as the first suggestion? Is this simply based on user preference? Highly unlikely.
This should drive up both traffic on branded terms as well as revenues for Google.
I like to think of this as "temporal" optimization; showing ads while you are about to declare intent about a product/idea/concept. It is akin to going to a supermarket to buy a brush on aisle 13, but as you walk from aisle 1 to aisle 13, you are being shown ads for products on aisle 2 when you are close to aisle 1, ads for products on aisle 5 when you are close to aisle 4 and so on.
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