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Amino Acid Enzyme Connection
December 15, 2012Proteins, Enzymes, and Amino Acids are the keys to good health. Abundance of digestive enzymes and the proper digestive pH for them to perform complete digestion is required for all bodily functions..
Enzymes Fight Cancer
August 05, 2014Attempts with systemic enzymes for cancer therapy go back to the 70's. Dr. William Kelly DDS, used enzymes on pancreatic cancer patients, that had a survival rate of 0%. Dr. Kelly had a record of remission with his patients of 80+%!
Enzymes: What You Learned Was Wrong
August 05, 2014An enzyme is a large protein molecule that cleaves, cuts or eats specific pre-designated things, like teeth do, depending on the programming of the "teeth". The enzymes fit over certain substances in a lock and key fashion, cutting through one specific type of thing, leaving others undisturbed.
Fibromyalgia: Is It Real
March 04, 2014Fibromyalgia does exist. To most physicians, Fibromyalgia is a mystery. Its unrelenting and debilitating pain is often seen to be in the patient's head, because drugs often don't help.
Lowering Blood Pressure
August 05, 2014Have your docs ever spoken of these side effects to you when they've prescribed BP medication? Likely not. You might have second thoughts about taking the stuff if you knew all the side effects and damage the drugs could do.
About Generation Plus
May 15, 2012Enzyme products that address your health, from digestion, to intestinal health, fat & cholesterol reduction, bone health improvement, and especially systemic inflammation and pain.
Brochure: Generation Plus Products (pdf)
September 03, 2012Broad range of enzyme products that address important aspects of your health, from digestion, to intestinal health, fat & cholesterol reduction, bone health improvement, and especially systemic inflammation and pain.
Importance of Calcium
September 06, 2012With the growing incidence of osteoporosis, the average person understands that there is a connection between calcium and strong, healthy bones. Definitely true. But this is just the tip of the calcium iceberg. Unfortunately, the information about calcium and its function in the body is often misleading and insufficient.
Calcium Magnesium Balance
September 12, 2012Both calcium and magnesium are involved in numerous metabolic functions and are absolutely essential for the maintenance of a healthy body. Calcium is considered the backbone mineral because of its role in the formation of skeleton and teeth. Magnesium is called the natural tranquilizer due to its relaxing action on nerves and muscles.
Coral Calcium with Sea Minerals
September 06, 2012Calcium from other sources, even in far greater amounts, just can't approach Coral Calcium with Sea Minerals amazing all-systems benefits.
Is It The Cholesterol?
July 08, 2013A wake-up call for Baby Boomers. That's what many newscasters were calling the recent emergency heart surgery performed on former President Bill Clinton. But the underlying message was not: "Wake up and get heart healthy." It was: "Wake up and take your drugs."
Enzyme Nutrition Therapy
December 30, 2012Food enzymes in raw food are vital for digesting that food, but their destruction during cooking is a key factor in today's rising levels of allergies and chronic degenerative diseases.
Enzymes Support Healthy Life
August 05, 2014Since 1930, there has been no drug or supplement as widely researched and documented, and as highly effective in curing disease - as enzymes. Enzyme therapy has been used to perfom "miracles" in closely scrutinized clinical studies, providing inexpensive treatment for disease.
Enzyme Deficiency Symptoms
May 31, 2014If enzymes truly are catalysts which participate in virtually every bodily process, and if a shortage can cause a variety of illnesses, then why are they not widely used as a treatment? It is certainly true that they are not widely used here in the Americas, but what about other countries? In Europe enzyme therapy is routinely used to treat a variety of illnesses.
Enzymes Support Longevity
December 26, 2012Dr. Howell is the first researcher to recognize the importance of the enzymes in food to human nutrition. In 1946, he wrote the book, "The Status of Food Enzymes in Digestion and Metabolism." Dr. Howell's forthcoming book is entitled, "Enzyme Diet."
Nattokinase and Cardiovascular Health (pdf)
August 05, 2014Fibrin is a protein that forms in the blood after trauma or injury. This is essential to stop excess blood loss. There are more than twenty enzymes in the body that assist in clotting the blood, while only one that can break the clot down (plasmin).
Serrapeptase: Gift from Silkworm (pdf)
January 16, 2014This amazing creature posesesse a gift which is now being heralded as a true healing miracle. Acutally it is not the silkworm per se but the friendly bacteria living within the gut of the silkworm that is the source of a powerful healing enzyme called Serra peptase.
Calcium From Herbs
December 18, 2012Of course, inorganic calcium cannot be used in the life process of the cell, but forms instead the greatest number of "obstructions" to the normal life processes of the human organism. Organic calcium, as found in some foods and herbs, is distinctly "alkaline" in reaction such as lemons, limes, oranges, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, lettuce, string beans and onions; while others have an "acid" reaction upon certain fluids and tissues such as milk, cheese meat and so forth. Green and leafy vegetables contain calcium chloride, as do many berries and herbs.
Enzymes to Digest and Absorb Food
November 30, 2012Enzymes are the spark of life... a critical energy that runs your entire body. Without them, you couldn't digest or absorb food, all your cellular functioning would stop.
Probiotics Help Stomach Ulcers
December 18, 2012For health and balance of your intestinal tract. Also referred to as friendly, beneficia or good bacteria that fight illness & disease.
Enzymes: Finding Your Activation Dose
August 05, 2014An activation dose is the amount of enzymes you need to begin to feel a benefit from the product. The recommended dosage given on the label is meant as a maintenance dose for those without any complaints.
Lipase and Fat Metabolism
March 14, 2014Lipase, the fat-splitting enzyme, is important for fat metabolism - overweight and underweight, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, strokes and degenerative muscle diseases, autoimmune and degenerative diseases, and for nervous system.
Live Blood Analysis
August 05, 2014Live Blood Analysis of Natto Supplementation. Natto LP Systemic Enzymes are formulated to work synergistically with your body, to assist in fibrin, protein, fat and carbohydrate digestion in your blood.
Enzymes Increase Anabolism
August 05, 2014Anabolic Exercise will develop your muscle
Enzymes: Nature's Clot Busters
October 06, 2014Blood clotting is not something most people worry about. You get a cut, a clot forms, the bleeding stops, end of story. Yet excessive clotting can be deadly as in the event of a heart attack.
Probiotics & Autism
August 05, 2014Probiotic bacteria given to autistic children improved their concentration and behavior so much that medical trials collapsed because parents refused to accept placebos, a scientist revealed yesterday.
Enzymes: Raw Food Difference
August 05, 2014Virtually all chronic degenerative diseases are caused or aggravated by digestive problems, that can be cured with proper enzyme intake.
Digestive Enzyme Benefits
February 24, 2015How Digestive Enzymes help people with conditions such as Crohn's Disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome and diverticulitis.
Understanding Enzyme Blends
December 13, 2012In the world of alternative medicine there is a fast emerging sector of supplements that falls under the heading of enzyme therapy. Among the various therapies you will see that there is one in particular called "systemic oral enzyme therapy." This differs from digestive enzyme therapy because it is taken without food and is meant to work on the body.
Soy Bad, Soy Good: The Pluses of Fermented Soy
October 01, 2012
Healing Power of Proteolytic Enzymes
September 20, 2012Proteolytic enzymes (or proteases) refer to the various enzymes that digest (break down into smaller units) protein. These enzymes include the pancreatic proteases chymotrypsin and trypsin, bromelain (pineapple enzyme), papain (papaya enzyme), fungal proteases, and Serratia peptidase (the "silk worm" enzyme).
September 06, 2012Natto, a fermented soybean derivative, a soy cheese that has been a staple in the Japanese diet, contains an important enzyme named Nattokinase, that helps maintain healthy blood.
September 27, 2012Rutin is known to offer nutritional support to the circulatory systems including the capillaries in eyes. It has proved to be especially helpful in preventing recurrent bleeding caused by weakened blood vessels, and has been used in treatment of hemorrhoids and varicose veins, helping to prevent blood vessel walls to become fragile.
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The Reading/Writing Center is staffed by four faculty tutors and over twenty peer tutors who have completed two terms of training and can help with all aspects of writing, as well as instruction in reading comprehension and study skills. Whether you are a first-year or fourth-year student, the RWC and its tutors are here to help!
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Winter is upon us in the Inland Northwest, and City of Spokane employees are monitoring road conditions 24 hours a day to ensure fast response to changing conditions. When trucks are out, please do not attempt to pass them; it is very dangerous. Information is available at www.spokanecity.org. Brochures with City snow plow routes and additional information on the City's snow removal plan are available at Spokane Public Libraries and community centers. Citizens also may follow us on Twitter or Facebook. The City starts plowing on arterials with about an inch of snow on the ground. Citizens can check the progress of the plows when the City makes a snow event declaration. Citizens also can call our Snow Removal Hotline at 456-2666 for recorded information on the location of plows.
Here's a look at the City's snow condition declarations:
Stage 1 Snow Event is declared when 2 inches of snow are on the ground and four more are anticipated during the current snow event. The City will plow arterials, fixed STA bus routes, the Neighborhood Business Districts, Central Business District, hospitals and medical district, and residential hill routes numbered 20 and above on the City's residential snow plow route map. We'll also clear sidewalks around priority City-owned property within 24 hours.
Citizens will be asked to move parked cars off all arterials and fixed STA bus routes within six hours; move parked cars to the even side of the street in residential hills in routes 20 and above within 12 hours; and clear sidewalks of snow within 24 hours.
Stage 2 Snow Event is declared when 6 inches of snow are on the ground and more is anticipated during the current storm. The City will embark on a full-City plow, which takes up to four days, depending on weather conditions. We'll also clear sidewalks around priority City-owned property within 24 hours. Citizens will be asked to move parked cars off of arterials and STA fixed bus routes within six hours; move parked cars off of residential hills in routes 20 and above within 12 hours; and out of downtown street parking spaces between 2 and 6 a.m. Additionally, citizens should park their cars on the even side of the street within 12 hours; clear snow off of parked vehicles, sidewalks and from around fire hydrants, storm drains, and mail boxes.
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Posted By: SaraDate: February 17, 1996 at 18:34:17
Dear Dr. D'Adamo, I am getting ready to try the type Adiet, but I have a question.I have been told that Iprobably have fibromyalgia,which has been causing me to have digestive problems,joint pains,and other symptoms for the past few years. Do you think the typeA diet will be helpful for me, and how strict do I haveto be? I'm already a vegetarian and eat a lot of soy, but I'm going to have trouble giving up a lot of the refined carbos!


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A few months back I played one of my favorite songs of the year, "Rockabilly Party" off of the newest Quasi album on Sit or Spin. The song, a Neil Young style guitar rave up, is nothing revelatory or new but it's a great SIMPLE rock song.
I always have and always will preach the importance of simple rock music. Don't get me wrong I like weird and complicated music. Music that stretches the boundaries of what music is or used to be. Music that pushes the envelope and creates something completely new. BUT, not everything has to be new and original. A lot of "original" music tries to hard to be original and falls very short of being revelatory. Thus the brilliance of "Rockabilly Party". Its takes an old archetype without simply rehashing it, it recasts it in a new light, creating something completely new. Some people don't like simple rock music, one of the panelists that night was one of those people. He claimed that it was passe to make rock music, he said that everything that could be done had been done with rock music. He only liked "new" and "original" music. The "new" and "original" song he played was a song by a band Autechre, a three minute drone that had no melody or music to it at all. It sounded like a broken air conditioner frankly, and it was only "original" because it wasn't music, it was just sound.
That night made me think about how a lot of great—not necessarily simple— rock music has been made since the beginning of this year. The great southern rock shit-kickers the Drive-By Truckers released one the best albums of their career, and maybe of the year, employing a crunchy guitar onslaught and somewhat twisted, story driven lyrics. The Hold Steady released their newest album Heaven is Whenever which has the same immediacy and enthusiasm of previous records. Although this album has the band reaching for the cheap seats and singer Craig Finn is in somewhat of a dad mode, the music has the ferocity and punch that we as fans have come to expect from the Hold Steady. Speaking of ferocious, one of the best rock records of the year come from New Jersey punks Titus Andronicus. The Monitor grabs you by the throat and never lets go. It's an album rooted in classic rock nostalgia—paraphrasing Springsteen, "tramps like us/baby we were born to die"— and punk spirit. It has true grit and true tenacity and it is rooted in the ethereal experience of rock music. All three bands are rooted in the immediacy and experience of rock music.
The Black Keys are another band that has added to this year's collection of great rock music. The Black Keys gained prominence with a few albums of meat and potatoes rock music but in more recent history the band has stretched out their sound. On their last album, Attack and Release, Dangermouse was behind the boards and his influence is hard to miss. Attack and Release found the Black Keys moving into a more adventurous, psychedelic direction. Brothers mines a lot of the same vein as Attack and Release while also moving the band into newer unmapped territory. Cuts like "Next Girl" and "Tighten Up" are archetypal Keys tracks both sounding like they could have been outtakes for Attack and Release — in a good way The most surprising changes in the Black Key's sound is their Motown and soul leanings.For the first time on record lead singer Dan Auerbach sings in falsetto, a far cry from his bluesy howl, while songs like "Never Gonna Give You Up" find the band in a more Motown-y head space, it is easy to say that this is the most adventurous Black Keys album to date.
Rock music isn't about flash or reinventing the wheel, because the wheel keeps rolling There is an immediacy to rock music and an immediate gratification, that's why it doesn't need to be complicated or challenging.Life is complicated and and challenging, why not just enjoy the simple things in life?
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Each of the twelve luxurious en-suite bedrooms are all individually themed with a focus on comfort and relaxation. All rooms differ in shape, size and style, ranging from the Cobalt Room, which is situated overlooking the courtyard which has a contemporary feel with beautiful sensuous fabrics and natural morning light, through to the Sepia Room, which is a very large room with a striking interior of deep greys and gentle soft tones, set off with modern lamps and cushions. All of the rooms have dimmer controlled lighting, flat screen television, tea and coffee making facilities. Along with a bath or large walk in shower, some rooms are equipped with both!
Woodstock has a beautiful town square, ivy clad facades, fascinating architecture breathing romance and history, Woodstock is the perfect destination to find that unusual gift or to enjoy a special break. Places of interest to visit in Woodstock include Blenheim Palace, The Oxfordshire Museum, Woodstock Wall Hangings and Town Walks. Nearby is Rousham Park House & Garden and the theatre.
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8 tips to survive the PC Show crowd
The PC Show is, of all places, held at the Singapore Expo. Nowhere as conveniently located as Suntec City, but that won't stop a gadget shopper from getting there.
Getting there is a challenge on its own, so we've decided to arm you with some practical advice to survive the onslaught from fellow bargain hunters.
Getting there
8 tips to survive the PC Show crowd
It's not that hard to find your way to Singapore Expo. But if you really need directions, fire up Google Maps. The all-knowing navigation app will even tell you the approximate arrival and travel times for train and bus services.
If you're taking public transport, hop onto the east-west MRT line, make a stop at Tanah Merah and switch trains towards the Expo station.
If you're hitching a ride from bus services, remember these numbers: 12, 20, 24, 35 and 38. Again, you can rely on Google Maps to figure out the connecting services and routes of these services.
Parking tips
Singapore Expo's parking charges start from S$3.20 for the first two hours. So plan your time wisely, buy whatever you need and get out before the next S$1.50 per half hour block kicks in.
Here's a secret - more parking lots are available at the other end of Singapore Expo. Access it via Somapah Road, which is just a few halls away. A five-minute walk is less agonising than spending more than 15 minutes hunting for a vacant lot just to be a little bit nearer to Halls 5 and 6.
Alternatively, more lots are available at nearby shopping mall Changi City Point, which is also a five-minute walk to the PC show. It's cheaper too, costing S$2.50 for the first two hours and S$1.20 for every subsequent half-hour.
Plan your route
8 tips to survive the PC Show crowd
Take a good look at the floor plan, identify where you can get that camera, smartphone or tablet and plan your route before heading down. Always start with the smallest item, and move on up to the final big item just before you leave.
Want to stay within your budget? Stay on the path, do not be lured by more bargains along the way and deviate from your planned route.
Don't bring the kids along
8 tips to survive the PC Show crowd
It's noisy. It's crowded. Your kids won't survive the crowd. They'll fuss, they'll cry and they won't last an hour. And neither will you.
Eat before you head to the PC Show
It's a jungle out there at Singapore Expo. Especially when queues at the food outlets become ridiculously long. Our advice - have a heavy brunch, shop till you're hungry, then leave a few hours before closing time to avoid the exiting crowd.
Divide and conquer
Gather like-minded friends and split yourselves across the halls on a quest to find the best bargains. Even the most eagle-eyed person will miss some deals, especially the hourly deals that are being announced at the booths.
Set up a group chat on WhatsApp, WeChat, Line or whatever messaging service you prefer. If you see a not-to-be-missed deal, be a good chap and send an alert to the group. Remember, sharing is caring.


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Rafael Furcal reported feeling no pain in his lower back Tuesday, but Dodgers trainer Stan Conte said the shortstop would "have to do a pretty good sell job" to be moved to the active roster today, the first day he is eligible to be activated from the 15-day disabled list.Manager Joe Torre was on the same page as Conte, saying, "I certainly don't want to take a chance of doing the wrong thing. I'd rather bite the bullet here for an extra couple days." Because Furcal didn't start working out on the field until Monday, Conte said there was uncertainty about how his back would hold up to sustained activity. Conte said he was also worried that because Furcal hasn't played in two-plus weeks, he could pull a hamstring or a calf muscle.Torre said there was a chance Furcal could be sent on a minor league rehabilitation assignment.Said Furcal with a shrug: "We'll see what they decide."
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It is just the place to head to for family fun, newlyweds and couples especially with the upcoming Culturama Festival. Culturama 2013 is a two-week festival that offers a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike. The festival takes place prior to and during an extremely important holiday to residents known as Emancipation Day. The celebration is dedicated to the full emancipation of the slaves in 1838.
From July 25th to August 6th, Culturama 2013 celebrations will take place on the smaller island of Nevis. This serves as the perfect introduction to traditional Caribbean hospitality with a tropical rhythm of Carnival on a smaller but nonetheless vibrant scale.
An energetic display of culture is shown through street jams, food stalls, dance, theater, Carnival costumes and arts and crafts. All this heralds the build up to the action packed competitions in the final events of the Emancipation Day weekend.
One of the most anticipated events is the crowning of Miss Culture Queen 2013. One lucky young miss will be chosen as the winner that not only stresses her beauty but talent and display of intelligence.
The thirst for authentic Caribbean Calypso music is quenched by performers using their gift of poetic words expressed in song, highlighting on the social realities of the home front and international community in competition.
Culturama's heritage festival welcomes the entire family but no portrayal of St. Kitts and Nevis would be complete without mentioning other activities offered year round. The sister islands may be small but are jammed pack with activities for all.
Consider horseback riding on secluded beaches, snorkeling in waters of crystal clarity, trek in a rain forest covered mountain or bike ride with the kids on some of the old sugarcane estate roads. History buffs can visit the very house Alexander Hamilton was born in, now part of the Museum of Nevis History; or gaze upon historical artifacts within the National Museum of St. Kitts.
The resorts, mountains and beaches are the crowning touch. Now that the secret is out, the residents are anxiously waiting to show you St. Kitts and Nevis. Hop between islands via the local ferry.
St. Kitts has a main airport with direct flights from Puerto Rico and major cities in the United States. There are a variety of accommodations that will match the family's lifestyle that will make any stay truly special and magical. Let us know if you'd like to learn more – give us a call at 1-888-634-7702.


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It's a sugar free apple pie you can eat a big piece...Yummy...;-(
Pie.............ah yes, that reminds me ...
20 years ago when I was diagnosed with T1, my doc sent me to the usual newbie class to get educated. I swear, as the "teacher" assumed her position at the podium, these were the words she spoke:
"Don't worry! After taking this class, I promise you, you will be able to eat a piece of pie once a month!"
I snuck out the side door during the first break.
I just love reading everyone's answers. I got a new one the other day. Someone who knows me well said "You should eat xxxx. It's high in Omega3s". Ah, what's an Omega3? This person had NO idea what it is. Another comment for the list.
Not going all the way back to see if this has been said already...
"If you lose weight your diabetes will probably go away." My BMI is 24.something, and I'm LADA. Soooo bugs me. Does anyone know of a good, concise, easy-to-read explanation that includes the genetic factor in T1 & T2?
Here's a few...relating to type 1, ..."you can't eat that candy, your diabetic"
.." your diabetes was caused by all that Halloween candy you ate when you were a kid".
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Emily Coles (Head of Communities, has type 1) Mila Ferrer Mike Lawson Corinna Cornejo Desiree Johnson (Administrative and Programs Assistant, has type 1) |
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As many of you know, I went through decades of struggling with severe anxiety and debilitating depression as a result of early childhood trauma.
What I may not have shared so often is how meditation played an integral role in my getting free from the binds of mental, emotional and spiritual unrest.
Without being exposed to these three forms of meditation in particular, I can't say for certain I would ever have been living a depression-free life…as I am happy to say I am today.
These three practices include:
Mindfulness Meditation
A practice of stillness, of staying in the present moment and of finding our True Self, the Observer. Regular practice can bring a deep and lasting sense of inner peace and balance that eventually you will be able to carry throughout the days, weeks and even years.
Guided Imagery Meditation
This technique has consistently taken me deeper and deeper in my understanding of my True Self and the intuition and guidance she has to offer. In a clinical setting, guided imagery was used to show me how to travel back to the most painful memories and rescue myself from them, thereby freeing the chains of the past.
Chakra Healing Meditation
Way high on the woo scale, which may be why I love it so much, chakra healing is a process of opening up our chakra centers to allow our life force, our energy, to flow more freely. When our chakra centers are aligned, open and bright, they begin to work together to bring about new awakenings and to quiet old fears and anxieties.
So, for this holiday season and times of intense transitions we are all experiencing right now, I've put together a meditation kit that I hope you will find soothing and healing even during the most challenging days.
You can read more about it here: Meditations. And if you decide to pick it up, I'd love it if you hopped back over here to let us all know what you think!
What's your experience with meditation? What practice do you follow now and why? Would love you hear your stories and thoughts in the comments below.
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Initially, there were four: A Starbrand. A Nightmask. A Justice. A Cipher. They are manifestations of god-like power on Earth, chosen by the Universe. In the wake of the cosmic phenomenon that empowered them, they have been threatened, hunted, and attacked. And now, they're about to discover that they're not alone. Acclaimed writer WARREN ELLIS (THUNDERBOLTS) and artist STEVE KURTH (LAST OF THE MOHICANS) bring you the return of this new universe: one experiencing superhuman power for the first time.
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Once you make a word, the letters disappear and you get a range of new letters.
Great fun for all the family, and a great learning tool. Lots of cool animations to keep it fun as well, including living wallpaper.


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Awww – here's something to melt your heart: Matt Lapinskas and Brianne Delcourt have been getting in the Valentine's mood today, skating with love-heart shaped balloons as they rehearsed for this week's Dancing on Ice.
Matt's girlfriend Shona McGarty doesn't have to worry though: the skating stars were just taking part in a Valentine's themed photoshoot and Brianne looked a little miffed at the thought of being the former EastEnders actor's crush!
While Brianne may not have been feeling the love this February 14, old Cheggers certainly was.
Keith looked more that happy to cuddle up to skating partner Olga Sharutenko, as she pretended to plant a kiss on his cheek.
Keith's cheeky grin could also be something to do with the fact he once again survived a skate-off on Sunday, as good friend Joe Pasquale was voted off the ice.
Beth Tweddle and Matt Whiston also posed with the love-heart balloons, ahead of this weekend's show, which will see the remaining stars battle it out to get one step closer to the Dancing on Ice final.
According to betting website paddypower.com, Olympic gymnast Beth is now 4/5 favourite to win DOI 2013.
Matt has fallen to second place at 15/8, while rugby star Gareth Thomas is tipped to be third, at 6/1.
Comeback king Cheggers, is favourite to win this weekend at 6/5. Will it finally be time for the ice loving presenter to hang up his skates? Tune in to Dancing on Ice on Sunday from 6.15 to find out.
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4 I like it but...Garfgeezer | 15/02/2012 | See all Garfgeezer's reviews (32)Man alive this guy doesn't fit into any genre - listening to the MP3 clips via the download album, he IS a genre!There are smatterings of reggae, early 80's style Jon and Vangelis (in a good way), Sting, Peter Gabriel and a whole lot of completely original... well... original!It's unique, immediately enthralling, quiet and yet something you can equally belt out at massive volume. Perfect quiet driving music or windows down "check me out" summer music.And yet, there is something mildly disturbing too. The lyrics are sometimes angry and hurt - how much pain has this guy seen?It's a damn good album and one that can only grow as you listen to it, but if you're ready for a session of something "samey" this album will make you dizzy!Eclectic is probably the way to best describe this album. Odd would work too... I like it, regardless of how confused this review sounds.
5 Simply BrilliantDJHarden | 15/02/2012 | See all DJHarden's reviews (1)The whole album is suprising as after the first few tracks the style of music changes which was a pleasant suprise. As you listen to the tracks over and over the whole album grows on you. If you like 80's style music with a modern edge then you should buy this album.
2 Very averageshamblesuk | 02/05/2012 | See all shamblesuk's reviews (6)Apart from the opening standout track *you all know it* this is a very mediocre album. Hardly any hummable/memorable tunes, sounds like a bad Journey/Whitesnake B side collection.
5 Great album to drive or relax toAndrewPlay | 19/05/2012 | See all AndrewPlay's reviews (3)Somebody that I used to know is very addictive and some similarities to Sting
4 Very pleasantly surprisedLimerickpool | 04/07/2012 | See all Limerickpool's reviews (7)I bought this album on the recommendation of a friend who I know has very similar taste in music.I must admit on the first listen I took some convincing but after a couple of trips in the car I found myself humming some of their tunes.Wondefully eclectic offering ranging from 80's style to disco and much more.Even my kids ask me to put it on in the car now.One of my favourite albums this year without doubt


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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- Stephen Gostkowski lay face down on the field after missing a shot at a winning field goal. On the sideline, Kevin Kolb and the Arizona Cardinals celebrated their victory.
More »STANFORD, Calif. (AP) -- Even without Andrew Luck, Stanford still has every answer for Matt Barkley and Southern California.
More »GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- Four days after starting the season with a demoralizing defeat, Clay Matthews and the Green Bay Packers looked every bit like the team they were expected to be this season.
Maybe even better, at least on defense.
More »HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) Jim Calhoun is leaving Connecticut the same way he coached it to three national titles - on his terms.
The 70-year-old Hall of Famer scheduled a news conference for 2 p.m. Thursday to announce his retirement, a person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press.
More »DENVER (AP) -- Peyton Manning made a successful NFL return from a year's sabbatical, leading the Broncos past the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-19 in his Denver debut Sunday night.
The four-time MVP coming off four neck surgeries completed 19 of 26 passes for 253 yards and two touchdowns.
More »GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- San Francisco's defense smothered Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay offense for most of the game, then made one last stand to stop a late rally as the 49ers beat the Packers 30-22 on Sunday.
More »NEW YORK (AP) -- Finally tested, even trailing, at the U.S. Open, Serena Williams turned things around just in time.
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The following is a set of tips and considerations in effectively teaching students with non-apparent disabilities. Disabilities such as these include learning disabilities, ADD, and ADHD. Although students are required to provide appropriate documentation to the Student Disability Services office prior to receiving direct academic accommodations, by implementing some of these tips, all student learning will be positively impacted especially for those with non-apparent disabilities.
If you have any questions about these considerations and/or any other disability related concerns, please contact the Student Disability Services office by phone at (317) 940-9308, by email at email@example.com, or stop by Jordan Hall 136.


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Chicagoland residents like you want safer streets for biking, which is why from Dearborn Street in the Loop to Church Street in Evanston, communities are pursuing barrier protected bike lanes to make streets safer for everyone. But if the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) controlled all of our streets, you would not be able to enjoy safer bike lanes on those and other streets like Kinzie, Lake or 55th. A recent Chicago Tribune article reported that IDOT is obstructing barrier protected bike lanes on all state roads. IDOT controls many miles of streets in the City of Chicago and suburbs, which means it can hinder our progress towards making Chicagoland streets safer for biking. Please sign the petition below telling Gov. Quinn that IDOT must cooperate with local communities to implement safer streets.
IDOT is reinforcing the status quo of unsafe conditions on our streets under the guise of needing additional research. Yet data and research from other cities has already shown that barrier protected bike lanes create more order on the street and reduce injuries involving bikes, pedestrians and cars. They also can be maintained in all kinds of weather, including snow. New York City's barrier protected lane on 9th Avenue led to a 56 percent reduction in injuries to all street users, including a 29 percent reduction in injuries to people walking. And a study published in the American Journal of Public Health in 2012 found that risk of injury is 89 percent lower biking on barrier protected bike lanes compared to major streets with no bike infrastructure. Why would IDOT put the brakes on a proven traffic safety strategy?
Whether you're an 8-year-old child or 80-year-old grandmother, you should be able to ride a bike on your community's streets without fearing for your safety. Barrier protected bike lanes are designed with all kinds of people in mind to make biking a safe and easy option for everyone.
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Surprisingly, yes. As mentioned, Breaking Dawn – Part 2 isn't going to win-over the franchise's longtime critics and, given the amount of ties to past events and characters that dominate the proceedings, it's still hard to recommend as a standalone experience for the uninitiated. That said, out of the (now) five film series, Breaking Dawn – Part 2 easily includes the most straightforward plot and, instead of dwelling on the core Bella, Edward, Jacob love triangle, manages to deliver a competent (albeit still campy) "war" story – complete with a fun cast of supporting heroes/villains and a finale that ends the current saga with a fiery bang. Condon shot Part 1 and Part 2 at the same time but the difference is staggering, as the latter installment is stronger in nearly every single way imaginable, with a focused story, higher production values, and a number of appealing setups. It's still an overly-dramatic and downright cheesy escapade but, unlike most of the prior entries, Breaking Dawn – Part 2 offers enough fun for appeal to a slightly broader audience.
The Breaking Dawn – Part 2 story picks up directly after the events of Part 1: wherein Bella (Kristen Stewart) nearly lost her life during the birthing of her half-human, half-vampire daughter, Renesmee - only to be turned into a vampire at the very last minute by husband, Edward (Robert Pattinson).


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In Japanese, taiko literally means "drum," though the term has also come to refer to the art of Japanese drumming, also known as kumi-daiko. Taiko has been a part of the Japanese culture for centuries. Centuries ago, taiko was used predominately in the military arena. As it evolved, Japanese Buddhist and Shinto religions gradually began to take it on as a sacred instrument. Historically, it has existed in a multitude of other environments, including agrarian, theater, and the imperial court. The art of kumi-daiko, performance as an ensemble, originated post-war in Showa 26 (1951). It was created by Daihachi Oguchi, a jazz drummer who serendipitously stumbled across an old piece of taiko music. Wondering why taiko were never played together, he broke with tradition by forming a taiko drum ensemble.More recently, taiko has enjoyed not only a resurgence of interest in Japan, where there are over 4,000 taiko ensembles, but also transplantation and evolution in North America.
In this country, taiko has become a rich and varied form of drumming, as idiomatically North American as jazz or American Indian drumming. The first North American Taiko group, the San Francisco Taiko dojo, was created in 1968 by Grandmaster Seiichi Tanaka. San Francisco Taiko Dojo's style was a fusion of Oedo Sukeroku, Osuwa Daiko and Gojinjyo-daiko styles. One year later, Kinnara Taiko of the Senshin Buddhist temple in Los Angeles was founded based on Japanese American Buddhist taiko. San Jose Taiko followed in 1973, with a focus on making taiko a Japanese American art form.
North American taiko may also be attributed with developing the art of drumbuilding using wine barrels rather than carving them out of a single log. Because wine barrel-drums are cheaper and easier to build, taiko has become accessible to many more groups outside of Japan and aided the widespread growth of taiko throughout the world.
The first collegiate taiko group in North America was UCLA Kyodo Taiko, founded in 1990 by Mark Honda. Since then, collegiate taiko has been one of the fastest growing taiko phenomena in North America! College groups are forming all across America, including UC-Irvine Jodaiko, UC-Riverside Senryu Taiko, UC-San Diego Asayake Taiko, UC Davis Bakuhatsu Taiko Dan, and St. Louis Osuwa Taiko. Each year, many collegiate groups come together for the annual Intercollegiate Taiko Invitational, which gives them an opportunity to be exposed to different groups and meet fellow taiko players.
Stanford Taiko is a collegiate performing ensemble devoted to bringing the awareness of taiko to the greater community. Composed of fifteen to twenty Stanford students, it is an entirely student run group under the guidance of the Department of Music and faculty advisors Steve Sano and Linda Uyechi.
Stanford Taiko has an entirely original repertoire composed by its members. As in the case of most taiko groups, the styles of performing and composing are constantly evolving... mostly due to the addition of new instruments and/or members. While many old traditions may get lost in the shuffle, this allows the group to grow in a dynamic and exciting way. Every member of Stanford Taiko contributes something of their own to the group, whether it be dance experience, musical background, or just great ideas! In fact, many members of Stanford Taiko have gone on to pursue taiko professionally or started their own groups.
Also, in a collaborative project with San Jose Taiko and the Stanford Music Department, each July Stanford Taiko supports the Summer Taiko at Stanford day camp for children 9-16 years of age. In keeping with the forward-looking philosophy of this ever-changing collegiate organization, Stanford Taiko helped develop and continues to support the Luis Lujan Memorial Scholarship, a fund to encourage taiko learning and research.
Stanford Taiko remains true to the goals of its original charter to (i) present taiko to the Stanford community, and (ii) to educate the community about taiko. In addition to performances, the group holds regular workshops for community members, supports the Music Department seminar Perspectives on North American Taiko, has their annual Spring Concert, and participates annually in the Intercollegiate Taiko Invitational. Stanford Taiko has toured in Japan, Maui, and Thailand. In 2005, Stanford Taiko was the first collegiate group to perform in Taiko Jam at the North American Taiko Conference!


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Visiting tips for families
The Museum of Contemporary Art provides a treasure trove of art-inspired experiences and adventures for kids and their families. Below are some tips to help you get the most out of your visit.
- Quality not quantity – you don't have to do it all in one visit. Use this website to find out what might interest your little companions.
- Pick up a Sketch or Kids Adventure Trail at the Information Desk on your way in. Kids love this free guide book designed just for them by contemporary artists. Follow them as they lead you around the gallery, drawing, writing, and learning interesting facts about the artists and artworks on exhibition.
- Take lots of breaks – head to the MCA Cafe for refreshments, or head outside to the front lawn for some fresh air and space to run around. Try to aim for no more than an hour at any one time.
- Capture your fun day out with a snap outside the front of the MCA. We regret that photography is not permitted in the galleries.
- Make it fun! You don't have to be an expert to enjoy the art or talk about it. For some ideas and inspiration, see our tips for looking together below.
- Ask us – our Visitor Services Officers are happy to answer any of your questions. Look for them in denim jackets and 'ask me' badge.
Tips for looking together
- Ask questions while you are looking at the artworks: What do you see? What is the artwork made of? Who made the artwork?
- See if together you can name colours, describe textures, or list materials that the artist has used.
- "I Spy" is a fun game to identify shapes, colours, and objects.
- Encourage your children to use their imaginations. What would you see, smell, or hear if you were inside the artwork?
- Bring paper and a pencil and sketch in the galleries. You might also encourage them to write a story, poem, description, or dialogue inspired by the work of art. Or when you get home, draw a picture of their favourite part of the visit.
Where to find…
Toilets & baby changing facilities
Toilets are located on Level 1 behind the lifts and on Level 4 next to the lifts. A baby change table is located in the accessible toilet located on Level 1, behind the lifts.
Cloak room & stroller parking
Park your stroller and check in any large, oversized bags at the cloak room on level 1, subject to space availability.
Water fountain
A water fountain is located near the main bathrooms on Level 1, behind the lifts.
Eat and drink
The MCA Café offers a range of menu options suitable for children. If you would like to enjoy a picnic, the MCA front lawn is a great spot to unroll a rug and enjoy a sandwich while taking advantage of the beautiful harbour views.
Level Access
You can access the MCA via the Circular Quay (ramped entry) or the Level 2 George Street entrance.
The MCA Store stocks a wide range of products for children, including books, pens, games and clothing.


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Description Finca Miramar de PuntarenasAre you looking for a quiet and relaxing place to spend your holidays? Far away from every day problems? Well, this is the place you have been looking for. We offer you cabins, where you may live at your ease, but at the same time you will never feel left alone. Our small but beautiful finca "El Mirador" is located on the edge of the tropical rain forest, near the village of Tajo Alto and the small city of Miramar. Here in the pleasat climate at 600 m above sea level on the Pacific side of Costa Rica an exciting and at the same time relaxing vacation is expecting you. "El Mirador", the view point keeps what it name promises: Enjoy the magnificent view to the Gulf of Nicoya, the seaport of Puntarenas and the mountain tropical rain forest. Our finca is equipped with three cabins, swimmingpool and palm tree covered terrasse. From here you may watch birds - and with a little bit of luck monkeys - and dream in one of the hammocks. Or just relax at our pool, from the great view from here. Let the day pass by with a drink admiring the picturesque and romantic sunset. Later on the tropical sky will show you the most beautiful stars. You will feel at home in our lovingly furnished bungalows. The bungalows are equipped with a big bedroom with a double and a single bed, shower (warm water)/WC, kitchen and a terrasse. Mosquito nets and hammocks are available. Layout - Finca Miramar de Puntarenas
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Cultural event bringing together country-western and folk musicians.
Performances by 75 artists, amateur gala, gala, dancing in the saloon, stage and outdoor dance floor with free shows. Outdoor shows.
Free wilderness camping upon pass purchase: $55. Daily rate: $5 to $25.


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Real Housewives' Marysol Patton Already Has Mother-Daughter DUI Drama
Radar Online reports that Marysol Patton, the 44-year-old president of The Patton Group Public Relations, Marketing & Events, was arrested for a DUI in January 2010. Though, she latter pled guilty to the lesser crime of reckless driving and walked away with paying $1581.
Weirder than that arrest, and well, most things in general is the DUI arrest of her mother Elsa Patton.
Elsa seems to feature prominently in the show, and Bravo honcho Andy Cohen has already said he's "obsessed" with her. She claims to have magic powers to see into the future and calls herself a "seer" or apparently sometimes a "witch" -- which is truly amazing, and so is Raven.
She got popped for a DUI back in October, but had the charges dismissed when the officer failed to show up to court.
Though a source tells Scene in the Tropics that she wasn't even drunk, she just naturally seems like that:
She was pulled over for a broken light and and, because she's old, her hands shake," says our well connected source. She also has a handicapped tag because of a bad knee. Add to that the fact that Patton indulged in one of her favorite pasttimes--a laser peel--earlier that day, and, well, red face, shaky hands, a few martinis and what would you think?After the arrest, she was taken to jail where she apparently befriended a hooker and gave her $50 and a ride home after they both got out of the slammer.
Watch out Sofia Petrillo, Miami may have a new favorite ornery mother.
As for Real Housewives of Miami, the show premiers on February 22, and unless the ladies get in more legal trouble, you can read all about on our gossipy little sister Cultist.
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Why is it that it rains so much in the UK but we still have droughts?
Where does all the water go and what can you do to help?
It has been estimated that around 30,000 houses willl be built in the South East every year for the next 25 years and we already have around 130,000 (2008) people living in Sussex. All these people use water in homes, in gardens and for businesses. If everyone used one litre of water less per day then we might be able to reduce the number of 'drought' events in Sussex when our water resources run low.
You may think that one person can't help or make a difference but you can. Some of the water issues we are trying to tackle are happening at a large scale but water conservation can begin at home.
If you want to do something to help our wetlands and endangered species then below are just a few ideas:-
1. Let us help you
If you have land in Sussex which you think might be able to be restored to wetlands then contact SORP for free advice
2. Create a wildlife pond in your garden -
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3. Conserve water
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- Put a water butt in your garden, contact your local water company (Southern Water) or your local council for cheap water butt.
4. Become an otter or water vole spotter
Sussex is a big county and the more pairs of eyes we have out spotting for our rare wetland species, the better. If you have some spare time and would like to help with surveying then click here.
5. Put a hippo in your loo!!
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6. Make some SUDS
If you are replacing your driveway or paving your garden, consider using some of the new surfacing materials which allow water to pass through them whilst cleaning it at the same time. These are called Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDs). They allow water to filter through into the ground, taking dirt and pollution with it.


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From most of the attitudes on this thread I doubt very few posting have ever fathered or raised a child.
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From most of the attitudes on this thread I doubt very few posting have ever fathered or raised a child.
I agree.
Could you imagine these guys saying that their sons deserve to be dead because they punched a guy who stalked them and then confronted them face-to-face in a dark secluded area?
I still believe this is way more about race than anyone is letting on. I'd like to see the vote if the race component was reversed. And, where is the defense for the hot-headed black guys that shoot white guys for cutting through thier hood?
A Moot Point
A debatable question, an issue open to argument; also, an irrelevant question, a matter of no importance. For example, Whether Shakespeare actually wrote the poem remains a moot point among critics , or It's a moot point whether the chicken or the egg came first . This term originated in British law where it described a point for discussion in a moot , or assembly, of law students. By the early 1700s it was being used more loosely in the present sense.
Hey lighten up corny. You are the one who has said more than once that you have starter several fights and got your ass whipped. I was simply commenting that that sort of thing can get a fella killed in a right to carry state or even in NY, NY.
Once had a buddy from Nam who got shot to death in NY city in 73 three years after going home. Got into an argument in a bar and they stepped outside and the next thing that happened was they found him dead in the parking lot. Got this from another Nam buddy from NY city.
We all served in the same unit and looked them up in the fall of 70 when I got discharged in Sept of 70 at Ft Dix, NJ. Hopped a bus to NY and all three of us had a good night on the town (they were Irish). All most got into it with some PRs. They got thrown out of the club and then the management asked us to leave after they left.
One of them spilled a drink on me walking by and my buddies and I hollered at the jerks who were acting macho. They drew back like they wanted a fight and my friend stepped right away and the bouncer kicked the AHs out. He was a little hot headed apparently like you and that got him killed.
I have two sons by the way and none of them get into fights or have attitude. When I was Martin's age I was respectful of authority and I never would have got upset at Zimmerman asking me "what's up". Just respectfully told him I was going home. I wouldn't push back on a neighbor watch guy doing his job, not al all and definitely not attack him.
That is where I'm coming from corny. We apparently have two different personalities and beliefs entirely on this issue. I stand by what I said though. Not that I want any harm to come to you but you do or have practiced very risky behavior in the past. Thank you, thank you very much
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The poll was based on what each of us knows at this time, how would we decide. It is not how we think the jury will decide but us personally. It is not whether or not if we think Zimm is guilty or not but how WE would decide. I might think deep down inside Zimm is guitly as sin but if I'm not convinced of his guilt, then I find not guilty of anything.
I hope one lesson that comes out of this case is how both men had ample opportunity to avert this situatino and both probably contributed to it in hindsight.
For me, you are innocent until PROVEN guilty. So far, I have not been convinced of his guilt. There are certainly scenarios where with more evidence, it might be proven but using the test of 'beyond a reasonable doubt', I don't see where the case has been made. Perhaps some slam dunk evidence will come out in court but I haven't seen it yet. That's my take on it. However, I feel I remain open and objective, which a few here clearly are not. Open and objective implies more than one possibility. An absolutists is not open or objective.
Nobody is innocent until proven guilty in the court of public opinion........
OJ, Casey Anthony.... both skewered in the court of public opinion......but both walked.....because a jury of their peers found reasonable doubt in the prosecutions case.
And in my opinion....both are cold blooded killers...... but of course my opinion doesnt matter as I didnt sit on the jury for either case.
Zimmerman didnt need to follow that kid..... its as simple as that.
By the way... and just for you racist ***** who will find it humorous...... tray was carrying a watermelon flavored arizona iced tea.
Its in the evidence photos that have been released.
With all due respect corny I do disagree with that statement in regards to the OJ case. Everyone in the world knew he was guilty beyond any reasonable doubt including the jury. He was let go because 11 Black jurors who didn't care how guilty or innocent he was.
IMHO it was because he was an Icon, a hero, etc the greatest Black football player of modern times. That was why he was found innocent. They celebrated and cheered. The lone White woman on the jury was brow beaten into going along with the rest and she said after the trial that she thought OJ was guilty as sin but couldn't stand the pressure from the other jurors so she relented and went along with the rest.
They managed to get two other White jurors thrown off because they wouldn't go along and were accused of not paying attention, deliberating and being too argumentative and the judge went along. They wanted to get out of that hell hole of the jury room anyhow.
You are correct on the Casey case. I wasn't there but the jurors just claimed that the case wasn't proven sufficiently but they did think she was guilty. Good man corny you got 1 out of 2 right here. :grin2: Just kidding. Have a good night. Thank you, thank you very mucn
Your'e calling everyone who doesn't agree with you a racist ? Thats so week. Truth is the real racist are the ones that are calling for immediate action against Zimmerman because they were dumb enough to buy into the medias manufactured racial component.
Also who stupid enough to start a fist fight in a state with conceal carry permits ??
The defenders of martin have to resort to dishonesty to make their point.
Its not about race and martin didnt just punch him. he was slamming his head unto the side walk
I didnt call anyone a racist. That is a very strong word. I said race plays a part in their decision. And I think it is disgusting how the media backs Martin, but that doesnt affect my decision.
A conceal carry law doesnt give someone the right to instigate a fight, no throw the first punch, but blow the other guy away when a fight ensues. Zimmerman walked into a fight.Quote:
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The defenders of martin have to resort to dishonesty to make their point.
After the first punch, anything goes. If he got his teeth knocked out, so be it. Its what happens in a fight. Zimmerman was in control of the situation and should have never got close enough to Martin for a fight to break out. Real men dont settle fist fights with a gun. Havent you ever seen a western movie?Quote:
Its not about race and martin didnt just punch him. He was slamming his head unto the side walk
Im sure Floridas conceal carry law was intended for protection of crime victims, not guys who look for trouble and get their ass beat.
Your using the race card to bolster your argument where no racial component exist. Its a racist way of settling a debate.
Also the guy that killed the low life in Texas that was raping his daughter. How did he kill him ?
Your assertion that real men dont use guns in a fist fight only works in fairy tale land.
Also having your head slammed into the concrete isnt exactly a fistt fight.
You have every right to use deadly force in the real world to stop some one from beating on you.
How do you know he's going to stop at just an ass kicking ?
You dont .
I'm partial to my own race.
Somebody doesn't like that, it's their problem, not mine.
Comm, you're pi$$in' up a rope trying to make your point to some members here.


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Philly.com – The wife of a former University of Pennsylvania basketball star is charged with murder after allegedly stabbing her husband to death in bed, according to court records. Matthew White, 53, of Media, Delaware County was asleep in bed when his wife, Maria Rey Garcia-Pellon stabbed him in the neck in the early hours on Monday, the records say. According to the records, Garcia-Pellon went in the kitchen in the couple's home sometime around midnight. There, she retrieved a glass of water and two knives. She returned to the bedroom and slipped the knives under her side of the bed. She took one of the knives out as her husband was asleep. She stabbed him in the neck, the records allege. White awoke and the two struggled briefly before he collapsed of his wounds. "I'm dying, I'm dying," he said. Garcia-Pellon then changed her clothes and left the house. She went to the home of a friend and told her White had allegedly been viewing pornography on a computer and she killed him. The friend called 911. "I caught him looking at pornography, young girls, I love kids," Garcia-Pellon told investigators. "I had to do it." Police found White dead in his bed, according to court records. Garcia-Pellon has been charged with first degree murder, criminal homicide and possession of an instrument of crime.
This is by far the scariest and saddest story I've come across in some time. Stabbed in the neck while you're sleeping by your wife because she found out you were looking at porn? This premise is so chilling it could replace the Saw movies as the go-to annual horror money-maker. A whole nation of women getting back at their husbands for watching porn by killing them in their sleep. I'm a horror fan and don't scare easily but that movie would push me onto the couch for at least a week.
There's not a man alive who doesn't fear his woman freaking out and stabbing him while he's sleeping about some small thing or another. Doesn't matter if she's normally violent or not. Doesn't matter if she has a good reason or not. Women have emotions and that temporary insanity could be the reason you wake up dead one day.
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Over a dozen people were killed in a suicide bomb attack in an arms market in the north-western town of Dara Adam Khel on Saturday morning. No outfit had claimed responsibility for the attack till late in the evening but police say a pro-government tribal `lashkar' (militia) may have been the target of the attack at the Firdous Arms Market.
The lashkar was one of the many such tribal militia created by the government to take on the Taliban locally. The Express Tribune newspaper quoted the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesman for Dara Adam Khel as stating that his organisation was not responsible for the attack; adding that ``we do not target marketplaces''.
Meanwhile, with the attack on 14-year-old Malala Yousafzai turning many within the religious rightwing also against it, the TTP has decided to target international and national media organizations for their coverage of the peace activist's ordeal.
According to BBC Urdu, intelligence agencies had intercepted a telephonic conversation in which TTP chief Hakimullah Mehsud was instructing one of his operatives to target media organizations in all the major cities of the country for denouncing the outfit.
As for Malala, her condition showed some improvement on Saturday. Though she remains on a ventilator, doctors attending on her at a military hospital in Rawalpindi reported that ``her vitals are okay''. The condition of the two other girls who were injured along with her in the attack on Tuesday has also improved.
In a related development, there were reports of five more persons including an Afghan national being arrested by the police for the attack on Malala; taking the total number of arrests to nine which includes a woman. Pakistan believes that the terrorists may have come from Kunar or Nuristan provinces of Afghanistan where members of the Swat Taliban – which works under the TTP -- fled to after the military operation in the valley.
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TeachersSubmitted by Watching (not verified) on Wed, 04/29/2009 - 9:14pm.
I agree with you. I don't understand it either. I thought the lottery money was going to be strictly for education. At the school my nephew attends, they have to share books. Can you believe that. Not enough books for every child. This is beyond ridiculous. He has to do his homework off of copied material the teacher gives him because he does not have a book.
Whoever is benefiting from this money that is supposed to go to education, I hope they can't sleep at night. Our children are being shafted because of someone's greed.
It's time all teachers and teacher assistants take a stand and voice an opinion. Politics should never be an issue of intimidation to keep your mouth shut whenever our children are suffering because of our silence.
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Name of Product: Shorea Wooden Arc Hammock Stands
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Distributor: Hayneedle Inc., of Omaha, Neb.
Hazard: The layers of wood in the stand can separate and fail, causing the stand to break and posing a fall hazard.
Incidents/Injuries: The firm received 25 reports of incidents, including four injuries with two that required medical attention.
Description: The recalled Shorea wood hammock stands are natural or driftwood colored with an arc-shaped holder standing perpendicular to two base pieces. The stand is 14.5 feet long, 5 feet wide and 4.25 feet high. The stand is compatible with spreader bar hammocks, which are sold separately. The item/model number VFA042-1 or VFA287-1 is printed on the packaging. Manufactured in: Vietnam
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I am listing this vintage machine on my friends CL account.
This is a very hard-to-find civilian version of the military Chief. I have owned it for nearly 11 years and I did the two-year meticulous restoration. It was completely rebuilt as original.
Original black and chrome, girder front end, drum brakes and 12-volt conversion with all 6-volt parts to be included. I have a soft briefcase filled with 23 pounds of owner and repair manuals, all kinds of necessary literature (for the restoration) and contacts to be included.
This is a fully functional vintage 1947 Indian Chief. It has a 74 cid flathead engine with a 3 speed transmission, a right hand tank shift (which takes some getting use to) and left side foot clutch.
This was the first year Indian introduced the Indian head fender light and right hand throttle was offered as a factory option, however mine has the original left hand throttle (supposedly so the police could maintain speed while shooting their gun). This motorcycle manufacturing company is the oldest in the US, starting in 1901. There's a lot of American history in this incredible machine.
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Original re-chromed wheels with new stainless spokes.
New tires are Shinko 500 x 16 with nostalgic treads.
It has the cast iron oil pump, Kevlar clutch, right hand spark retard and single Linkert M344 carb.
Original chum seat pan with handrails and 4" studded skirt, recovered in the state of Oregon with pigskin.
Fuel cell was completely re-soldered and sealed.
Problem areas, there a few very minor dents on the top of the fuel cell.
The stains on the engine sides are characteristics of Indians.
This Indian has very few hours on it since it's completion. It has 41,735 miles and about 500 miles since the restoration. Everything works.
This probably isn't the machine you want to first learn how to ride, but it will make a great addition to your collection. It's fun to ride and you get a lot of attention.
You won't be disappointed with this machine, whether you get it for yourself or that special collector on your list.
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[iOS] Symphonica is a gorgeous RPG game with a strong musical element
Posted By Tucker On September 11, 2013 @ 9:07 AM In iOS | 1 Comment
[1]Rhythm and music games can be quite addicting. I've spent many night playing Rock Band with friends. But sometimes, on the go, you don't really have the set up for a game like Guitar Hero. If you want a music-based game that's simple to play on your iPhone, one game that's worth checking out is Symphonica, a tap-based rhythm game developed by SquareEnix.
Main Functionality
Symphonica is a musical conducting game. As the music plays, you must tap, glide, and slide your fingers across the screen to conduct the music.
[2]The controls revolve around either one-finger or two-finger gestures. These include tapping, holding, creating arcs with one's fingertips, flciking, or making pinching gestures. You can make these gestures pretty much anywhere on the screen, and in any orientation.
You play as Takt, a novice conductor with hopes of one day conducting an orchestra in the renowned King Hall. Einsatz, the city of music, is the setting for this music-centric game. Takt is put in charge of the Fayharmonic, an orchestra on the verge of collapse. It is up to you to take the orchestra to the very top!
The Square team is really good at building interesting, fantastical worlds, and Symphonica is no exception. The world really draws you in, but as with a lot of SquareEnix's more recent titles for mobile, the world feels a bit superficial at times. The characters are interesting, but they lack some of the emotional resonance of classic Square RPG titles.
Now, since this is a SquareEnix game, it's a bit pricey compared to normal App Store fare. If you're a SquareEnix fanboy, then you're probably okay will paying a premium price for this type of game. Chapter 0 (the tutorial level and game intro) is free, as are Chapters 1 to 3.
After that, however, you'll have to start paying to unlock the rest of the levels. Unlocking the whole game plus bonus episodes will set you back $14.99 (you're getting 12 chapters at that price.) I think that price is a bit high, personally, even though I really liked the game. I'd advise you to download the game, play the first few free chapters, and then wait for Square to have a sale and get the paid levels at a discount. Could be a long wait, though.
If you love music games or are a hardcore SquareEnix fan, this game is bound to please. The controls are simple, yet challenging to execute. The story is enjoyable, but the price for the full game seems a bit high, especially given the short play time. Overall, this is an intriguing game.
Price: Free (for chapters 0 to 3)
Version reviewed: 1.2.1
Supported OS: Requires iOS 5.0 or later
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Stephanie Gerding is a librarian, author, and trainer with over 15 years of experience working with libraries, non-profits, and government organizations. Stephanie has success in all areas of library fundraising including work as a grant reviewer, writer, trainer, project manager, evaluator, and consultant. As an independent library consultant, she plans and conducts training for thousands of participants around the world, including at national library conferences (such as ALA, PLA, Internet Librarian, and others). She is also a certified trainer for the Public Library Association. Stephanie is the author of three books, including Winning Grants and The Accidental Technology Trainer, as well as over 20 professional library articles on fundraising. She was the original columnist for the Public Library Association's Bringing in the Money column.