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Stevie Wonder has taken a stand following the not guilty verdict of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. According to USA Today, during a performance in Quebec City this past weekend, Stevie said that he refuses to perform in Florida until it abolishes its Stand your Ground gun law. He said, "The truth is that - for those of you who've lost in the battle for justice, wherever that fits in any part of the world - we can't bring them back. What we can do is we can let our voices be heard. And we can vote in our various countries throughout the world for change and equality for everybody. That's what I know we can do."
He continued, "I've decided today that until the stand your ground law is abolished in Florida, I will never perform there again. (audience claps)."
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Stevie urged his fans to support his boycott.
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In the next few weeks, I'd like to focus on diabetic neuropathy. Diabetic neuropathy is the most common serious complication of diabetes. Many people with diabetes eventually develop some form of nerve damage, a condition known as diabetic neuropathy.
Depending on the affected nerves, symptoms of diabetic neuropathy can range from pain and numbness in your extremities to problems with your digestive system, urinary tract, blood vessels and heart. For some people, these symptoms are mild; for others, diabetic neuropathy can be painful, disabling, and even fatal.
What causes neuropathy? The human body has a complex system of nerves running through it. These nerves connect your brain/spinal cord to nerves in muscles, skin, and other organs in your body. Through these nerves your brain senses sensations, such as pain and temperature. Also, these nerves control muscles, and other autonomic functions such as regulating the heart, digestion, bladder, sweating mechanism and blood pressure.
How does high blood sugar factor into this neuropathy? Prolonged exposure to high blood sugar (glucose) can damage delicate nerve fibers. High blood sugar interferes with the ability of nerves to transmit signals and also weakens the wall of small blood vessels that supply the nerves with oxygen and nutrients. Other factors that may contribute to diabetic neuropathy include: the immune system, genetic factors, smoking and alcohol abuse.
Blood sugar control is the key to preventing or slowing the development of diabetic neuropathy.
Next week I'll discuss peripheral neuropathy. This neuropathy damages nerves in feet, legs, arms and hands. A patient once told me that his feet hurt so much at night from the neuropathy pain, he would walk barefoot on the cold garage floor looking for relief. I'm not recommending this, but it's an example of how desperate people can get.
Please share your experiences with diabetic neuropathy.
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The pain in my left foot got so ad I put it in boiling hot water and sustained third degree burns, and almost lost my leg below the knee.
Jean: Discuss your diabetes with your doctor. He or she may or may not recommend an endocrinologist depending on your situation. Also ask to meet with a certified diabetes educator and a dietician who can educate you on how to best manage your blood sugar.
Thank you, in advance if you can give some insight to my delimema. I have been diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes for 6 years. There are dark reddened areas on my legs where poor circulation has damaged my skin. Is this reversable? Can I stop it from getting worse? Also, I fell not too long ago and now have fluid on my knee cap and the numbness and tingling has worsened severely. My question is what kind of physician do I need to see to take care of my Diabetes?
I am a type 2 diabetic from Canada and it was the neuropathic pain, tingling and burning, which finally led to a diagnoses of diabetes. I also suffer from seasonal affective disorder, leading to seasonal weight gain, sleep disturbance and depression. My pharmacist recommended a topical oil called neuragen, after I went through tons of peppermint foot cream, pain meds etc. It worked well enough and once my sugars were controlled, I put it in olive oil and massaged my feet with it. I only get foot pain if I drink red wine. I also now have a spot on my right thigh that goes numb and tingle painful if I am on my feet too long. I find it hard to walk for any length of time, but can swim. Hope this helps. You do have to watch your blood sugars or the neuropathy will continue to worsen.
Have been taking "Alpha Lipoic Acid" for 6 mo. Now with good relief, along with exercise & keeping sugars under control
I was wondering if there is a connection between Type-I diabetes and cognitive deficits.
My dr constantly saying i have diabetic neuropathy as im a type 1 brittle diabetic for 29yrs. I suffer from excruciating and debilitating joint pain. Pain made worse with cold temperatures changes in weather and increased movement. I do not however have any pain tingling or feeling loss in any part of my body....can neuropathy present with pain only and deep within joint areas?
my feet hurt so bad at night that i cant sleep the pain is so great that i cry because there is no relief thank god its not every night I know if its going to be a bad night when my shoes feel tighter and i have slight burning that worsens as the night progresses I have been taken Neuratin it know longer helps
I have neuropathy in my feet. Trying to sleep at night can be a nightmare. My Dr. prescribed Ambien since I also have trouble sleeping. I have to say it helps. However, just sitting in a recliner is uncomfortable. Because of this problem my balance is terrible and walking without assistance is impossible.
My legs are breaking out into open sores and itch. I have been having tests of 7.5 to 9 a1c. I still have all my feelings. what should I do?
I have had symptoms of diabetic neuropathy for about two years now, getting steadily worse. I've known that I am diabetic, but I was only just diagnosed officially about three months ago. Walking any distance is so difficult for me, and the pain in both feet is excruciating. I am only 47, and can't tolerate neurontin or lyrica. I am worried that one day soon the pain will be so bad that I can't walk without assistance. I'm embarrassed to use a cane, and quite frankly, don't even see how a cane can help. Last time I was at the beach, as soon as I put my feet in the water my legs went out from under me and I needed to be rescued. I could not walk on the sand without excruciating pain or tolerate the temperature of the water, so I don't think cold floors are the answer for me either. The worst part of all of this is that I don't think my doctors (primary or neuro) take me seriously. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I have had diabetes (Type I) for 28 years now and just started to be seriously effected by Nueropathy in my feet and legs. I do the cold floor trick almost every night. Sometimes I just turn the facet on and let the cold water run over my feet. I take the Gabepentin 3 xs a day, and struggle to keep my blood glucose under control. It is very difficult with a full-time job and family. Exercise is key!!
I currently take care of a gentleman that has diabetes and he also has nueropathy. He has had it so bad that he will not get out of bed for days at a time. He is currently on gabapentin 3 times a day which helps and he was taking a very high dose of pain meds, until i educated him on blood glucose control. Now that he looks at every bit of food that he intakes and only allows himself to eat a certain amount of food a day that has sugar in it Now he has control over his glucose levels and his pain meds have went down to two a day with the gabapentin 3 times a day. He stated to me that noone had every gave himt the information that i did so he could understand what he was doing to his body. So in conclusion nueropathy does not need to be so painfull, take a look at what you eat how many times you check your glucose levels how much you do without taking a break. And please what what sugar you put in your body.
Lois: As Nancy wrote: "Blood sugar control is the key to preventing or slowing the development of diabetic neuropathy. Is your blood sugar high? We recommend that you work with your health care team to get your blood glucose under control.
I recommend the book to all "NO More Heart Disease" by Dr Lou Ignarro. As a wellness coach I know that Nitric Oxide (NO), something our bodies can create, helps with neuropathy. Check out this blog on Alpha-Lipoic acid an important antioxidant when it comes to neuropathy as well.
Well, I have diabetes and my symptoms are neurophathy. I had the numbness in my right foot for about a year or so. I thought that blood was building up in my toes making it sore. So I asked the Doctors was it blood trying to squeez out of my toes. This is when I found out that it was just like my mothers symptoms Then I started to get the numbness in my legs a couple fingers. I just got the numbness in my left leg about two weeks ago very painful. How do I stop this from getting worse? My husband is diabetic also and he doesn't have the symptoms that I do. I love sweets do I really have to give up sweets to change the effects of this disease?
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I was diagnosed with Diabetes in May of 2010. In June I lost half of my left big toe. My feet have hurt for years but lately the pain has become so bad and my quality of life so bad some days I just want to die. I have very little health insurance Nuerotin doesn't work what does
I have had severe foot and leg pain that wakes me up every night for the past year. I have to get up and walk on the cold kitchen floor to get some relief, and even then it doesn't take all the pain away. I have been diagnosed with neuopathy, and am currently being teated with pain killers. However they only last 4 hrs, leading to broken sleep and fatigue during the day. i am currently seeking a pain management clinic to help control the pain. It has gotten progessivly worse over the past year to the point I'm willing to try anything for relief. I'm already taking Lyrica,however it has been losing it's effectivness lately. Pain pills have been helpful but only for about 4 hrs. I need help!
I am sixty years old and have type II diabetes. I never had neuropathy until I went through cisplatin and etoposide chemotherapy for testicular cancer last year. After the final course of chemo the neuropathy became excruciating. Then found out I have spinal deterioration also made worse by cisplatin. Neurontin doesn't seem to make things much better. I use Lidoderm patches on my lower back which helps. I am thankful that the cancer has been in remission for a year!
my nerve sensations are much worse in the afternoon and evening than during the morning . i have lost weight, i watch my diet, but it seems that no matter what i eat, i still have the sensations. it is discouraging to me that nothing seems to change by losing the weight and changing my diet. help...does anyone have something to offer....walking helps change the sensations but sometimes walking makes it worse. i don't use medications that are offered because i had rather take the sensations than use the meds.
i have had diabetes type 1 for 50 yrs. take 5 shots a day and a1c is 7.5 to 8. cant sleep at night because my upper arms hurt down to my wrists. taking 150 sulindac (clinoril) once a day and sometimes advil pm, but dr does not want me to take advil because of kidneys. dont know what will work and dont think drs. really know how much pain i am in. its been ten years now of pain and i sure wish i knew what i could take. i was always active but now cant do much without a lot of pain at night. dont even know if this is neuropathy, or some kinda deficiency.
Hello, Ive had the t1 diabetes for 39 years,I am 44 at the moment. Growing up with this, I was always active in sports,staying in good physical condition with good health into my adult life. When the 35 year mark, I had started to get neuropathy symptoms, Now at this time, I have experienced alot of severe pain from feet to the backside of the upper arms, I do believe the worst problem I just dont like to deal with is the head and neck sweating during meals,when I even smell food break out into a sweat, this has caused me to lower my food intake some. In turn have lost some weight, I'm not a big man what-so- ever,maintained the same weight bracket for over 25 years. 135 now 126 ,trying to get back the weight,yet, hard to do.
Hi, I am 65 and determined to get rid of my neuropathy and sciatica. About 5-6 months ago my podiatrist put me on Metanx--it controls the burning. Vitamin B12 (1000 mg) also seems to help. Capasin roll-on ointment gives some relief. I am working my way up to 900 mg of Neurontin at the moment, too. It did seems to help in the past. Sometimes ice baths provide relief. I sleep with socks on to keep my feet warm for circulation reasons. For the sciatica I have had one cortisone shot of three, and the first one helped two days with my back.
I have to use a cane a bit right now. Oh, my A1c is perfectly controlled at 5.7, so I do not understand all my problems. Not really overweight, either!!
I am a 54 year old with type 2 diabetes. I was diagnosed because of the awful neuropathy in my feet. I have been taking neurotin and it helps some. My blood sugar is uner control now (5.7). I noticed some nights having terrible pain, others not so much, and figured it must be environmental. When I quit eating peanuts things got a lot better - until I ate some chicken wings fried in ... peanut oil. That night was awful. Stopping that has made my life a lot better - still some pain but a LOT less. Not using a cane any more. No idea if this will help anyone else.
my feet were bothering me so bad at night that i screwed a bookcase to the head board so my feet would be off the end of the bed. I smacked my head twice and drew blood so i turned the bookcase around and stapled 2 pillows to it. It does help and i am getting use to it.
My 63 yr old mom has had diabetes since 1998. About 4 yrs ago she started with numbness in her foot and it slowly progressed up the entire right side of her body...she went from cane to walker to wheelchair (she declined quickly since Jan. 11) to basically being unable to take care of herself. The kicker is she still hasn't been diagnosed with neuropathy. Testing by every kind of doctor (neurologist is now thinking all this is from diabetes, seriously!!)I can think of has and is still being done, with a nerve/muscle test next. Her diabetes is out of control and she's fading fast. With control of this disease, I am wondering if she would be able to gain any of the quality of life she had before.
recently diagnosed with type 2 a1c were 13. my feet were tingly but not painful My a1c 3 months later were 6.8. however, the foot pain is much worse now, especially at nite. will this pain subside now that my sugar levels are controlled? seems it getting worse
I was diagnosed with Type II Diabetes in 1998 and am now told I have Diabetic Neuropathy. However the symptoms don't seem to fit. Both my legs, both feet, and my hips tingle when I lay down, but at no other time, and there is no pain at all. Also, the side I lay on seems to tingle more that the other slightly.
From what I have been reading it sounds like something else to me.
My Internist and a Podiatrist both diagnosed me with out doing any tests or real exams. Once I mentioned Diabetes, I was diagnosed with Diabetic Neuropathy.
I would like to know if there are any tests that would confirm Diabetic Neuropathy, or rule it out? I'd like once and for all to find out the cause of this problem, and treat it if possible.
I have had 2 back surgeries, 2 & 10 years ago, for sciatica and both helped but were not totally successful. I still have problems, but the tingling just started about 2 months ago.
Problem is, they won't consider my back being the cause, or anything else, because they've already diagnosed me with Diabetic Neuropathy!
Thank You for your help!
My blood sugar levels appear to be normal, but I seem to have many symptoms that could be considered with diabetes: left leg circulation very bad and painful, blindness when the lights go out, dry skin (hands and face), excessive thirstiness, and constant yeast infections. Is there anything else I can do to find out what might be causing this? My doctor seems to just disregard everything I tell her.
Does soaking Feet in epson salts with hot water relieve pain from neuropathy. Could this be healing also
Just posted about our granddaughter ..she was diagnosed at 3yr. with Type 1 diabetes and is now 9 1/2
Can you please tell me if it is possible for a 9 1/2 year old to develop diabetic neuropathy? Our granddaugter has been having bad pain in arms and legs recently.
my toes feel like broken glass from neuropathy from type 2 diabetes.medical marajuana helps me indure the pain.honestly i can't say that it decreases my pain physically or from a altered mental state,but it definitely gives me relief from my pain.
I am diabetic type I for over 50 yrs. I have developed the most excruiating pain in my right ring finger. My MD says its a combination of neuropathy and nerve damage frost bite from 40 yrs ago.
Three nerve blocks: no relief.
Gabapentin: no relief.
Niacin 250 mg: no relief.
Please: anyone out there with a suggestion, write to me....
I too have such pain in my feet that I walk on a cold floor just to maybe help stop the burning.
I take 800mg 4x a day and I still cannot go to the grocery store.
It is everywhere. Including my face.
Is there a vitamin that I can take to help the nerves.
thanks, elaine
I have been a type 1 diabetic for 38 years and have had neuropathy for about 8-10 years. Started with the numbness in my feet and progressed up to just above my knees. My doctors at Mayo put me on Neurontin and my local doctors have increased the dosage to now 300mg three times a day. That seems to take the edge off for now but as with most everyone else I have many nights I don't sleep when the stabbing pain starts in my feet. Because of the many years with the neuropathy I developed Charcot's foot and a couple of the bones in my right foot are malformed. I haven't talked to my doctors yet about any pain meds but I am getting to the point I'm going to have to go that route pretty quick. The joys of diabetes -- but I'm still kicking so I can't complain too much -- I should follow that up with the word YET.
I have been a diabetic for 20 + years. I remember when I was about 17-23 age I became aware of my condition and finally diagnosed approx 23 years old. My father was type 2 and for years he would walk for what seemed 3 hours a night every night because he couldn't sleep and he eventually had to sleep away from my mom in a separate room as to not disturb her. I did not fully comprehend the impact of neuropathy until I got it myself. When my dad died suddenly from a diabetic complication, I wish now that I could have talked with him about it. I now know from hindsight and my fight with this illness that he had to sleep almost the entire weekend away so he could keep awake at his job, a very high clearance Naval career that he was so dedicated to. My experience with neuropathy has taught me some painful lessons. Prevention (PN) is possible but not a guarantee. Diabetic BS control is absolute and should stave off the eventual neuropathy, but my point here is if I could not comprehend his pain, imagine how hard it can be to understand this incredibly complex symptom in a hospital setting such as ketoacidosis which somehow seems to make the neuropathy so bad that I honestly wished/bargained in my mind to have my legs taken. I had pain from my wrists to my acromial area feel like my "funny bone" was permanently on etc.
I have been a diabetic for 10years and also suffer from diabetic neuropathy. I have endured the burning and stabbing pain in my feet and have found nothing that helps.. but this is just a warning about how inspection ofyour feet can save you. Recently, I was having increased pain around my sandal strap and on inspection saw a small black dot on the side of my big toe. It felt like a splinter and when I tweezed it I found that a misplaced sewing needle had pierced my big toe and lodged itself through my big toe and into my 2nd toe. Astounding.. that I felt no pain until my toe got infected and started to swell. ( The infection was severe and I almost lost my toe.) The moral of the story is .. wear your shoes or slippers ALL the time .. and inspect your feet daily with a mirror to the bottom. While a sheet or carpet can feel like sandpaper, a needle or sharp object can go unnoticed.
- Lois
why hasnt anyone mentioned medical marijuana
Has anyone ever tried the ReBuilder to control pain for neuropathy? Don't know if it's a false ad or if it really helps.
I have been a Type II Diabetic for 20 years. In the past 5 years I have developed peripheral neuropathy and was having difficulty sleeping at night because of the pain. I found some lotion: Diabetaid, at Wal-Mart that helped, but smelled like the old ladies from church when I was a kid! Then I talked to my Dr. and she put me on Lyrica, but it made me pack on the weight so we changed to Savella and I am losing the weight and the pain is manageable. It feels like I am walking in sand all the time and sometimes like bees are stinging my feet, but at least I can sleep at night as long as my feet are out of the covers. I have trouble with shoes and wear sandals all the time. I know, but I'm very careful and inspect my feet daily.
I am trying hard to live with diabetic neuropathy that came on fast and advanced very quickly. All I can tell people with diatetes is to please please try and control your levels at all times. After several years of out of control levels I went through other medical problems that required strong pain meds...kidney stones and rotator cuff surgery. When those were taken care of I kept trying to tell my doctor I was feeling pain everywhere. It took me almost a year to get him to listen to me. He thought I had just become addicted to the pain meds. I now have neuropathy in my feet legs hands arms ribs tailbone. I can not stand to be touched anywhere as it causes horrible pain. Even a sheet on me at night hurts everywhere. Several mths ago I had open heart and when I woke I wanted the air tube out so I could tell them the pain I was in-not from the surgery but from the neuropathy. Laying still so long and the blankets they had on me were hurting me so bad. After surgery I was unable to even do cardiac rehab because of the neuropathy. What I have found is that most doctors do not understand the pain of neuropathy. That stay in the hospital for my heart finally opened my doctor's eyes to the amount of pain I was living with. My chest was minor pain in comparison. I now take Methadone which does help reach a pain level I can survive on. More doctors need to be educated about neuropathy pain and patients need to learn what can happen if you do not control your BS now.
I've been a type 2 diabetic for at least 15 of my 77 years. Peripheral neuropathy has affected me somewhat for 3 or 4 years. Having sharp foot pains in bed is alleviated at least 80% by keeping my feet extra warm with added blankets and heavy socks.
I use an exercise machine called Exerciser 2000 Elite twice a day. It has reduced the neuropathy in my feet 99%. If I miss 2 or 3 days of exercise the neuropathy will return intermittently but the exercise has really helped the circulation. I am a type 2 diabetic.
Thank you for your information. I appear to have neuropathy in my right foot and will work with my podiatrist to find a means to reieve the discomfort. I am a type 2 diabetic.
I have type 2 diabetes and I have have neuropathy in my feet.It feels like my toes are scalded and burning. My husband used to massage them but that doesn't work any more. Sometimes I use A535 Roll-on and it helps for a while but night time is the worst. I also have swelling and pain in my hands but thought it was arthritis but maybe it's neuopathy also.
My husband isn't diabetic but got peripheral neuropathy shortly after hip replacement surgery. He suffers greatly with his feet and legs, especially the surgical leg. Nothing seems to help, Lyrica and all the other drugs didn't help and his legs and feet swelled up, all the doctors do is shrug their shoulders and say they don't know what to do. I have sympathy for anyone with this condition and I just feel there has to be SOMETHING to help with the pain.
I am a type 2 diabetic diagnosed with restless leg syndrom and I have sever pain in my legs . It varies from place to place feet groin the circulation stops and the leg goes cold. I can barely stand and have mentioned this to at least five dr,s . My specialist said I have diabetic neuropathy . Seems there is no answers.
I'm taking 300 mg of Gabapentin. All it does is take the edge off the pain. Is there something else that works better? My neuropathy is advanced... from my toes to my knees...can't feel the kitty brush against me now. Can gastric bypass relieve this?
Ok, long story short, I had been a diabetic for 30 years before receiving a kidney/pancreas transplant in 2005 which is going very well. Sept. of 2009 diagnosed with Grade III breast cancer. Finished treatment, chemo and radiation. Everything is supposedly fine now but my feet have always had neuropathy but are much worse now. It actually feels like it is traveling up to my knee on the right side. My fingers are totally numb and sometimes burn but my feet are the worst! I walk on the kitchen tile just to feel the cold and know that my feet are not dead. It is better in the morning after rest but same thing each day. I can't feel my feet or hands and it is scary.
I don't smoke or drink and am a type 1 diabetic female pro football player. Even though I don't let neuropathic pain or diabetes stop me from doing the things I enjoy, it would be wonderful to sleep thru the night without my hands being on fire and numb at the same time. Fortunately (I think) my feet haven't hurt for some time, but my poor hands don't have the same relief. Simultaneous use of Cymbalta and Lyrica works short term to treat the symptom, not solve the problem. At age 40 and even with treatment by a wonderful neurologist, I look forward to many sleepless and prayer-filled nights. That ice idea sounds pretty good - might try that.
My father in law has terrible swollen hands (he is a diabetic) and he gets sharp stabbing pains in them - the only way he can relieve it is by putting his hands under hot water then cold. What should his doctor be doing about this aspect of his diabetes - as we are not getting very far with it and he is suffering greatly.
Thank you.
I suffer from peripheral neuropathy, in my feet yes, but worse in my hands. I used to type 10-12 hours a day, now I can't type an entire page without being subjected to incredible sharp pains in my hands and fingers. If I persist then I have severe electric shock like pains.
I am not a diabetic, however, I have had four severe episodes of peripherial neuropathy that can't be explained. The last episode was so severe I awoke from a sound sleep with stabbing pain in my feet. I couldn't walk normally and I looked like I had a stroke. This comes and goes but no one has been able to explain it. This started 6 weeks after having abdomenal surgury. I have been suffering with this on and off since January 2007. An MRI showed I have a small tumor but the doctors don't think it's related. I am so frustrated that I don't know why this continues to flare up.
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U.S. Energy Information Administration - EIA - Independent Statistics and Analysis
Annual Energy Outlook 2014
Release Date: May 7, 2014 | Next Release Date: April 14, 2015 | See schedule | full report
Annual Energy Outlook 2014
presents yearly projections and
analysis of energy topics
Download the AEO2014 Report
The projections in the U.S. Energy Information Administration's (EIA's) Annual Energy Outlook 2014 (AEO2014) focus on the factors that shape the U.S. energy system over the long term. Under the assumption that current laws and regulations remain unchanged throughout the projections, the AEO2014 Reference case provides the basis for examination and discussion of energy production, consumption, technology, and market trends and the direction they may take in the future. It also serves as a starting point for analysis of potential changes in energy policies.
Changes from Annual Energy Outlook 2013
The AEO2014 Reference case included as part of this complete report, released in April 2014, was updated from the AEO2013 Reference case released in December 2012. The Reference case was updated to reflect new legislation or regulation enacted since that time or to incorporate modeling changes. Major changes made in the Reference case include:
- Revised U.S. Census Bureau population projections [2]. The population projection for 2040 in the AEO2014 Reference case is almost 6% below the 2040 projection used for the AEO2013 Reference case. Most of the revision in overall population growth results from a lower projection for net international migration, with younger age groups showing the largest differences from the earlier projection. The slower rate of population growth leads to less labor force growth, which contributes to slower GDP growth.
Residential, commercial, and industrial
- Revised base year residential equipment stocks and energy consumption for space heating, space cooling, and water heating, based on data from EIA's 2009 Residential Energy Consumption Survey (RECS), the most recent data available[3]. Estimates of appliance stocks and energy consumption for several miscellaneous electric loads also were updated, based on a report by Navigant Consulting Inc., to better reflect recent changes and trends in the residential sector[4].
- Updated and expanded representation of miscellaneous electric loads in the commercial sector, as well as personal computers and data center servers, based on the Navigant report, reflecting recent and expected trends in electronics use[5].
By SectionExecutive Summary - 5/7/14
Preface - 5/7/14
Market Trends - 5/7/14
Issues in Focus
- U.S. tight oil production: Alternative supply projections and an overview of EIA's analysis of well-level data aggregated to the county level - 4/7/14
- Potential for liquefied natural gas use as a railroad fuel - 4/14/14
- Light-duty vehicle energy demand: demographics and travel behavior - 4/16/14
- No sunset and extended policy cases - 4/21/14
- Implications of lower natural gas prices on industrial production - 4/23/14
- Implications of accelerated power plant retirements - 4/28/14
- Variations in AEO2014 renewable electricity projections - 4/29/14
- Implications of low electricity demand growth - 4/30/14
Legislation & Regulations - 5/7/14
Comparison with Other Projections - 5/7/14
Appendices - 5/7/14
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|Depression and Anxiety Support Group of DE/PA
|Informal for now; near border of Delaware
|Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) Pasadena (Calif.) Chapter
|Huntington Hospital
|Dover NH Anxiety Disorders Self-Help Group
|Dover, NH
|East County / El Cajon Group
|Sharp Mesa Vista Hospital, Room 108
|Eastern Twin Cities Area Support Group for Parents of Children Living with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
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A garden can quickly get away from you, overgrowing with weeds, losing its clean edges, and generally becoming an unkempt and distinctly less attractive and inviting area of your home landscape. The good news is that reclaiming and revamping your garden can be achieved fairly easily, and updating its appearance through the use of natural materials as well as common household items is easier than you may think.
Recycling Household Items
Old metal washtubs, pots, and pans make excellent planters. Paint them, or dress them up as you see fit, or simply use them as is for more Continue Reading »
Ladybugs can be a wonderful addition to help your flowers bloom to their fullest potential. There are many reasons a gardener should consider letting ladybugs roam throughout the soil of any garden, and here are a few of the benefits of these adorable insects.
Releasing ladybugs into a bed of flowers will help kill any pesticides that may be harmful to plants. There are ways to attract ladybugs into a garden by simply spraying wheast onto flowers. Ladybugs are also attracted to plants like dill flowers, so this Continue Reading »
When you are creating a new garden, it is important to think about which plants will make good companions for one another. Just like people, plants thrive when they have companions to support one another. There are certain plants that thrive when they are planted near one another, just as there are certain plants that tend not to get along when planted together.
Creating a garden that contains plants that can grow in harmony will improve the overall look of your garden.Get more information here. < Continue Reading »
Raised beds have many benefits that gardeners should consider, and they also have a few cons as well. If you are thinking about using raised beds for gardening, then you may be attracted to this option due to its cost-effectiveness, ease of access and ability to grow a variety of plants, vegetables and fruits.
Raised bed gardening is also popular for the fact that they require less maintenance than a traditional garden. However, the con is that some people actually enjoy being able to spend time out Continue Reading »
Having some beautiful plants to adorn a household can be a great way to improve the appearance of a home and help you feel happier every day. It is pleasing to simply look at blooming flowers and see their beautiful array of colors. There are certain plants that tend to thrive in potted containers, and you should try using some of these plants within your home.
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Knight Age
Ride your mount to victory in Knight Age! Engage yourself with exciting mounted combat, and explore constantly changing dungeons. Join or form a guild and build its strength with the help of your members. Battle other guilds where every action of every member matters. Raise yourself a magical pet, teaching it whatever you'd like. Best of all, explore a colorful world full of unique characters and excitement.
Publisher: Joymax
Playerbase: Medium
Graphics: Medium
Type: MMORPG
EXP Rate: Medium
PvP: Yes
Filesize: 888MB
Pros: +Mounted combat. +Huge guild vs guild battles. +Dungeons change depending on player actions. + Functional pet system adds a lot to the game. + Attractive art and mob design. + Versatile skill tree. + Active GM support and friendly community.
Cons: -Generic gameplay. -Limited character classes. - Quests are cookie cutter tasks that contribute to the grind. - Combat can get repetitive.
Knight Age Overview
Knight Age allows you to engage monsters and complete quests without ever leaving the comfort of your trusty steed. This allows a realistic flow to gameplay. The game focuses strongly on a guild interaction, and all guild members work towards ensuring the guild's strength. The massive 50 v 50 guild battles require the attention of all participants, as well. Instances in the game will change depending on how you play, and also come in different varieties: solo, multiplayer mounted, and even base capturing.. The game also features an in-depth pet system, which also functions as item enhancement.
Knight Age is a 3D Fantasy MMORPG that has just recently opened up for public beta testing. It is published by Joymax who are best known for Silkroad Online. The game has beautiful anime style graphics and deep colours. Knight Age has something different to offer the MMORPG community in the form of its "pupa" pet and mount system, in that, both play a huge role in the game. The four player classes are:
Knight – This is the bruiser of the four. He acts as the tank and uses a one handed sword and shield.
Mage – The Mage is the most flexible class out of the lot. She can act as a healer, target DPS or even AoE damage dealer depending on how she is built.
Archer – Archer can deal damage from afar or up close with a sword. She can also set up traps and poison enemies.
Warrior – Warrior is the Knight's more DPS-ey bigger brother. More fragile (despite his appearance) but packs a bigger punch with his weapon of choice, the two handed lance.
Knight Age Screenshots
Knight Age Featured Video
Knight Age Review
Full Review
By Daniel Dalton
The first thing you'll notice about Knight Age are its lush and colour graphics and soothing background music. While simple, the graphics Knight Age implements are beautiful and add a lot to the game. You have the option of choosing between four archetypal characters: Knight, Mage, Archer, Warrior.
The Knight is a "heavily-armored hero specialized in close combat and defense." Basically a bruiser, intended to be tanking the damage in the front lines. The Mage is capable of taking on multiple roles depending on how you choose to play her. She can both heal and deal major damage to hostile targets, this versatility is nice to see. Now we move on to the Archer (my personal favorite). The Archer deals damage from a distance with a bow and arrow or she can switch to a sword to get more involved. She also uses various kinds of traps to catch enemies off guard and induce confusion (think Hunter from World of Warcraft). Last, but not least, the Warrior. The Warrior is the main damage dealer of the four. He inflicts significant damage from close-combat attacks and critical strikes, he likes to fight up close and personal. I went with the Archer. Character customization is limited, there are some preset faces and heads to choose from. This is not a big issue though, most of the time your character's features will be hidden under whatever gear you will be wearing. As of this review the class types are gender locked.
Take that you sneaky fox!
I recommend going through with the optional tutorial even if you are familiar with the MMORPG genre. It is quick and familiarizes you with the game's unique pet system. In the tutorial you are given your first pupa (pet). Your pet can fight for you, grow as you grow, and assist you in other ways. The longer you spend with any one pet, the stronger it becomes as the bond between master and pet increases. However, you can breed different types of pets by finding various eggs around the Knight Age world. Some of these eggs are rare and you never know where they might pop up, so keep on the lookout. You end up conflicted between sticking with your old and trusty pet or moving on to a bigger and better, albeit less experienced one. In certain situations you can even combine two pupa to create an augmented super pet. This leads to entertaining choices and is one of the things that separates Knight Age from another generic Fantasy MMORPG. Once you hit level 5 you are able to ride a mount. Similar to pets, you can raise them and enhance them in various ways over time. While it may be hard to get used to fighting on a mount at first, eventually you'll find you never want to get off it.
My very own donkey!
Knight Age has a nifty auto travel system between quest points that serve as a welcome break and allows you to enjoy the beautiful environments. Unfortunately, the quests are nothing special, kill 10 of these, collect 6 of these items and so on and so forth. That on top of repetitive combat means you're going to have a bad time when you have to collect 20 animal hides. However, the pleasant music and decent ambient sounds make it seem less of a grind and more entertaining. Thankfully most individual collection quests are done with quick and the quest chain leads you to new environments as you progress which take away from the monotony of it.
So who do I need to see this time?
As you level up, you can invest points on a skill tree as you see fit depending on your focus. For example, two max level Mages could serve very different roles depending on how they were built. These roles play a key part in the PvE side of the game when it comes to taking down big bosses in party-based instances. Having a good mix of healers, damage dealers and tanks is essential to be successful in any instance offering a good payload. On the PvP side of things Knight Age is very similar to World of Warcraft. You can duel any other player almost anywhere and then there are certain zones for open PvP. Furthermore, the game boasts guild-based PvP battles of up to 50 per side. This allows for some chaotic fun if you're a competitive player.
Before we move on to our conclusion I just want to quickly add that, much to my surprise, the Knight Age community has been extremely friendly and helpful. I asked many questions over the course of my experience in Knight Age and they were answered in a matter of seconds of pressing enter on the public chat box without any sort of backlash that you have come to expect in f2p MMORPGs nowadays. On top of that, there always seems to be a GM online that is able to help you with anything that a player cannot.
Final Verdict: Good
Despite the game's combat that can get stale sometimes and lackluster questing, Knight Age has a lot of addictive qualities and is a great game that has a lot of potential to develop in the future. This is definitely a must try for any fans of the Fantasy MMORPG genre.
Knight Age Links
Knight Age System Requirements
Recommended System Requirements
OS: Windows 7
CPU: Intel Core i5-750 or AMD Equivalent
Graphics: GeForce GTX 260 or AMD Equivalent
Minimum System Requirements
OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
CPU: Intel Core2Duo 2.4GHz or AMD Equivalent
Graphics: GeForce 6600 or AMD Equivalent
Knight Age Articles
- Knight Age Relaxes At the Resort - Posted on May 30, 2013
Joymax, leading online game developer and publisher known for its popular MMORPG, Knight Age, today opens the Relaxing Resort Fishing Hole & Hot Spring in the Yann Valley Village!
- Easter Brings A Basket Full of Exciting Events to Knight Age - Posted on March 13, 2013
Spring events and items have arrived for Knight Age.
- Knight Age Continues Sharing The Love - Posted on February 19, 2013
Valentine's events will continue into March for Knight Age players.
- Grey Shores of Oblivion Opens in Knight Age - Posted on February 8, 2013
On February 5, Joymax opened up the new area in Knight age, called the Grey Shores of Oblivion.
- New Knight Age Events Begin January 15 - Posted on January 14, 2013
Joymax has announced today a set of new surprise events that will begin tomorrow, Tuesday, January 15.


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gypsylady wrote:Dettie wrote:We eat better when we are camping than when we're at home.
I think that can probably be said for most of us Dettie....I know I have more time when I am camping than at home.
Not surprised actually. The longer we're away, the healthier and back to basics our recipes become.
Mmm... and bacon. Bacon goes with everything! (although probably not the healthiest option. lol)


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Marlins face Jimenez, Rockies
Stephen Strasburg on Friday. Ubaldo Jimenez on Monday. The task doesn't get any easier for the Marlins,w ho are looking to inch their way back into playoff contention.
The Marlins and Rockies open a four-game set at Sun Life Stadium on Monday. Anibal Sanchez takes the mound for Florida. Colorado is going with Jimenez, who carries a 15-1 record into the contest.
1) Seth Smith, LF
2) Jonathan Herrera, 2B
3) Carlos Gonzalez, CF
4) Jason Giambi, 1B
5) Miguel Olivo, C
6) Brad Hawpe, RF
7) Ian Stewart, 3B
8) Clint Barmes, SS
9) Ubaldo Jimenez, P
1) Emilio Bonifacio, LF
2) Gaby Sanchez, 1B
3) Hanley Ramirez, SS
4) Dan Uggla, 2B
5) Jorge Cantu, 3B
6) Cody Ross, CF
7) Mike Stanton, RF
8) Ronny Paulino, C
9) Anibal Sanchez, P
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Natalya wrote:
a giant puppet demon.
Tzan wrote:Natalya wrote:
a giant puppet demon.
Go Go giant puppet demon!
Tzan wrote:Silverdream wrote:the link for a kingdom in turmoil leads to grave tidings.
Are you getting your ideas for posts from fortune cookies?
Paco the Duck Ninja wrote:This is shaping up to be one of the best reports you've done yet, Natalya.
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Colette wrote:I hereby acknowledge Silverdream as the one and only forum troll as agreed in the bet.
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Date(s) - Thursday, February 7th, 2013
This is a 3 day workshop: Taught by Irene Hink-Sacilotto
Thursday & Friday February 7-8 from 6:30-9:30 PM each day
Sunday February 10th from 1-4 PM
Limited class size for personalized instruction – maximum 10 students. Pre-registration is required.
In this class you will learn digital editing skills using Adobe Photoshop Elements 10, and the newest version Photoshop Elements 11, the basic computer editing program used by most non-pro photographers. It is designed as a refresher course for those who attended the previous photo editing class at NBG this summer and those who have rudimentary knowledge of the program but wish to learn more. Both the Organizer module used to load, tag, rate, & locate images and the Editor will be covered. Included is information on cropping, straightening, reducing noise, and sharpening images plus adjusting contrast, exposure, and color saturation. Tips include how to create and use selections; remove distractions; add text; alter file size for e-mail, web, and print applications; and utilize layers and masks. Instruction is based on Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 Software & PC Computers. Students should be familiar with rudimentary PC and digital camera operation.
Time has been set aside between Friday evening and Sunday afternoon to allow participants the opportunity to practice techniques discussed in class on their own and to bring questions to class. With the small class size, the instructor will be able to customize instruction for individual needs.
Bring to class a PC based laptop computer and a card reader with a USB connector suitable for transferring images from your memory card to your computer. Have available approximately 20 images from which you can choose several to edit. Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 or 11 should be installed on your computer. Students should be familiar with rudimentary PC and digital camera operation.
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Local pastor says pope selection shows church's relevance in 21st century
Thursday, March 14, 2013
DOVER — Both a local pastor and sociology professor believe the election of an Argentinean pope will encourage people, showing the church's relevance of the 21st century.
"It gives them a better sense that they are the church," she said. "It's not just Rome and Europe."
"To address the truth and teach it in a way that is accessible to them and to continue that dialogue, finding the common ground between our brothers and sisters throughout the world that transcend borders," he said.
Dillon said she did not feel one cardinal had more of a chance than any other in this conclave, but saw it as "an open field."


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Kichler Light Bulbs
Kichler is a famous US firm, providing clients with outdoor and indoor lamps, home accessories and various light fixtures. The corporation has been working since 1938 offering goods of an excellent quality and admirable service. The original style and unique design is certain to impress consumers.
Types of Kichler Light Bulbs
The succeeding types of light bulbs by Kichler are presented:
- Compact Fluorescent: Cost-effective, reducing the energy usage up to 70%. These bulbs are easy to operate with. They also save customers' cash. The most appropriate locations for compact fluorescents are dining and living rooms, kitchens. It is also recommended to apply the item in the porches. The durability is about 10,000 hours. Unfortunately, they are not dimmable. The color is white or frosted. GU10 and GU24 bases are presented.
- Halogen: Burning intensely without any harm. Small economical items give a white light providing fine color rendering. Try to avoid touching the glass with bare fingers. Halogen bulbs are assigned for indoor spaces. Clients may buy clear or frosted lamps. Pay attention to the special feature (usage with dimmers). There are next types of bulb bases: G9, GU10, GU24, Bi-Pin, Bayonet and Mini-Can.
- Krypton: Providing a larger lumen output at a smaller wattage. The average long life is 3000 hours. The customers may apply these bulbs to standard dimmers. The combination of krypton and xenon used in lamps extends the durability in comparison with simple halogen lamps. It is rather easy to hold a bulb because of colder walls but having the same temperature of color. The process of glass blackening is reduced and a high lumen output is maintained. Use krypton bulbs for indoor devices. Clear and frosted variants are offered. There are Candelabra and T3 types of the base.
- Xenon: Approbated by UL and CSA. The average duration time is 10,000 or 19,000 hours. These bulbs suit outdoor fixtures perfectly. A subtle glow adds some unforgettable spirit to customers' night landscapes. Clear glass is presented. The bases are Bin-Pin and Wedge.
Kichler lighting devices impress with a high-rate quality and energy-saving ability. It is rather simple to create luxurious atmosphere inside the house with the help of Kichler products. Different design solutions are offered for expressing individuality. Enjoy Kichler light bulbs, lighten a dark home space.
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How to select Light Bulbs
Light bulbs are the most essential parts of any lighting fixture that is why you need to pay additional attention when selecting them. The following guide will help you make the best choice among hundreds of options that exist today.
The first choice that you need to make is the lighting technology used for light bulb creation. Here are the most common types that exist today:
- Fluorescent bulbs. Such type efficient and long-lasting and is traditionally used with residential and commercial ceiling fixtures.
- CFL bulbs. This is the type of compact fluorescent lamps that use a mixture of gases to illuminate the area. Such bulbs are able to retain their heat and thus light when heated, this is why they provide more light while using the same amount of energy.
- Incandescent Bulbs. Incandescent bulbs are the oldest and least efficient type of light bulb that is still commonly used because of its low and affordable price. Such light bulbs spend 30-40% more energy than fluorescent and in addition to that have a shorter life.
- LED bulbs. Are the most efficient, reliable and long-lasting bulbs that exist today. The LED technology emits light while electrical charge passes through the bulb. The scope of LED bulbs is wider than you think; they are used in most of the residential, commercial and even industrial light fixtures.
- Halogen bulbs. This type of bulb is the closest you will ever get to sun light. It offers a natural colored light that is very similar the one produced by sun. Such light bulbs are mostly used for decoration purposes.
After the type of your future light bulb is specified, you need to consider its shape. The shapes that are present at today's market include a-line, spiral, globe, candle, tube, bullet and other. Each shape has benefits and fits particular light fixtures and installations.
Bulb base should also be considered before you buy the item. The best way to know if the base is compatible with the lamp or the fixture is to look for specifications of such device and compare them with the bulb's description.
Wattage and color temperature of a light bulb should also be considered. Knowing the wattage of each bulb installed in each fixture will help you plan your budget and, surprisingly enough spend less money and energy. Color temperature or the light's color only depends on your personal preferences. It is possible to find bulbs of every type with warm or cool colors; you only need to look for such information in the light's description.


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These reviews and publications provide key results that differentiate products based on detailed analysis of DxOMark data compiled for all tested cameras, lenses and mobiles.
Sony have launched the a5100 hybrid compact system camera featuring a 24.3Mp APS-C sensor, touch screen LCD and Bionz X image processor. Billed as the world's smallest interchangeable lens camera there's big expectations for this petite device. We pour through the specs to see what Sony have in store.
Just 12 months on from the launch of its predecessor HTC have unveiled a new flagship Smartphone in the shape of the HTC One M8. Boasting fast processing, a massive 5.0in screen and a sleek design with a reassuringly robust feel, the phone specs will give its competitors a run for their money. Only packing a 4.1Mp camera however can it compete for photos?
Nikon has enjoyed phenomenal success with both the Nikon D800 and D800E models, and particularly so with latter model with its unusual optical low-pass filter that cancels out the anti-aliasing effects. So it comes as little surprise to see the usual mid-term update, the D810, consolidates the two by offering a newly developed full-frame 36-Mpix sensor without optical low pass filter. We've had the opportunity to put the new camera through its paces this summer in our Paris-based labs. Read on to find out how well the sensor in this new revamped model performs.
With a full-frame 18-Mpix CMOS sensor and twin Digic 5+ processers that's capable of continuous bursts of up 12 fps – the fastest of any professional DSLR currently - the Canon EOS-1 Dx is the firm's flagship press camera. We've assessed it with over 100 EF mount lenses, to see how well they perform. Read on to find out which models are the best optically and which, if any, you should avoid.
Super zooms offer an incredible focal range from wide-angle through to telephoto in a single lens. With a good line up of super zooms already under their belt, third-party lens manufacturer Tamron have bolster their line-up with three new options. We take a closer look at the announcements to see how they shape up.
Now that the World Cup is underway in Brazil we thought we would turn out attention to well-known two teams battling at the side of the pitch. In the white strip we have the Canon EOS-1 D X and the Nikon D4S are sporting all black. Read on to see for yourself how these two teams compare and how well they perform when put to the test.
We've analyzed the image quality of 33 lens models, around 70% of the current range using the native MFT mount, on the new Olympus OM-D EM-10. Read onto find out which of those lenses perform best and which, if any, you should try and avoid when paired with the new camera.
Today Canon has extended their range of lenses for their EOS M hybrid camera system with a new Canon EF-M 55-200mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM. The first telephoto zoom lens for the EOS E hybrid system, the new lens features both image stabilisation and Canon STM autofocus technology. We delve into the specs to see what else it offers.
If you read the forums on colleagues' sites lots of users lament the selling of their old full-frame Canon EOS 5D, Nikon D700 or even their bulky Nikon D3 or D3s. Practically every user, so it seems, says their pictures from those old models had something special that the newer models lack. Sony think they may be on to something and have introduced the A7S a full-frame model with a newly-developed 12.2-Mpix CMOS sensor. Read on to find out well this new model performs?
We've analyzed the image quality of 33 lens models, around 70% of the current range using the native MFT mount, on the new Olympus OM-D EM-10. Read on to find out which of those lenses perform best and which, if any, you should try and avoid when paired with the new camera.
Nikon has revamped its popular full-frame AF Nikkor 35mm f2D model replacing it with this completely redesigned 11-element G-series ED version. Read on to find out how well this promising new model performs.
Following rather briskly in the footsteps of the Galaxy S4 Samsung's new flag-ship Galaxy S5 adds a raft of useful features including a finger-print scanner and water-resistant case, while also offering UHD (4K) movies at 30fps and 16-Mpix stills from a ½.6-inch CMOS complete with phase detection AF. But is it enough to compete with high-end handsets from rivals? Read on to see how well the GS5 fares using our usual industry-standard tests.
This is the second and final part of our comprehensive lens recommendations for the new entry-level Canon EOS Rebel T5 / 1200D. This time we've assessed zoom lenses from both the Canon and third party makers to see how well they perform on the camera, and like before we'll not only reveal the best performers but also take a closer look at the more accessibly priced options.
In the first part of our comprehensive lens recommendations for the new entry-level Canon EOS Rebel T5 / 1200D, we've assessed a raft of primes from both the maker and third parties to see how well they perform on the camera. As well as highlighting the best performers we've also taken a closer look at the best on a budget.
After the announcement of the flagship Nikon 1 V3 the company revealed a new less expensive model sharing many of the features, including the 18-Mpix CX format (1-inch type) sensor with an improved hybrid AF system including 105 on-chip phase-detection points covering most of the frame, and new Expeed 4 level processor. Read on to find out how well this new model performs.
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Scuf Gaming makes professional gaming controllers for PC, Xbox, and PlayStation, as well as accessories and other gaming gear. They offer controller customizations so people can find or make their ideal controller. The Xbox 360 Hybrid controller (The Scuf Hybrid model) retails for $125.95 on their website (link). The Scuf Gaming controller was sent out for review.
The controller arrives in a sturdy box that includes an instructions guide on how to set up the controller and how to remap the trigger buttons. It also comes with a Scuf-Key to adjust the trigger pull resistance.
The controller comes in a wired (for Xbox or PC) or wireless version, but the wireless version can be used as a wired controller for the Xbox. The wireless version (reviewed in this post) includes a rechargeable battery so it is a lot lighter than the original Xbox 360 controller. It is charged via mini USB, with the included cable. The cable charges the controller but it can also be used to game while charging through the Xbox. My controller has some battery issues as it was unable to hold a charge for more than a day even if I used it only for an hour, but I did not see anyone have this problem so it might just be my controller.
The Hybrid controller is light because it eliminated the battery pack and is rechargeable. This allows the user to continuously play longer without fatigue because the added weight of the battery pack on the original Xbox controller does add up over time.
The Scuf Hybrid has a matte finish on the front of the controller and a rubber-like back that improves one's grip of the controller. The matte finish prevents fingerprints from showing up and keeps scratches to a minimum, if there are any scratches at all. The controller has a depressed/concave left thumb stick and a convex right thumb stick for extra grip. The d-pad is more defined than the original controller so pushing in different directions is more accurate.
The controller can be equipped with up to four paddles and they can be mapped (assigned) to any button desired via the remapping button located on the top of the controller. These paddles are great for FPS, other types of shooting games, and other games as well. They provide quicker access to the assigned buttons, but it does take some time to get used to this controller. The paddles are accurate and I have not had any times where it did not work when I used them.
The controller as a whole surpasses the original xbox controller in every aspect because it performs great as well as features many things that the original Xbox does not have. After using the Scuf controller for a week, I could not stand going back to the original Xbox controller because it was a lot heavier and could not perform like I expected it to.
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Rick DiPietro - Did not practice today and Yann Danis is not here. We're told DiPietro is expected to practice Wednesday at Iceworks.
Since Rick has been on the ice for a total of about 60 minutes since last Thursday, wouldn't think he'll be starting Thursday. But you never know. Maybe he'll be the healthy backup again.
Scott Gordon - According to a team official, the coach is out today "for personal reasons." We hope everything is okay with Scott and will always respect his privacy.
Radek Martinek - The Islanders announced after practice that Martinek is out 4-6 weeks with an "upper-body injury."
Blake Comeau - He's not returning to the Islanders' lineup after yesterday's 7-1 loss. Comeau has been sent to Bridgeport (AHL).
Brendan Witt - Practiced today, showing balls when a veteran of his stature could have taken a day off after bleeding from the head less than 24 hours earlier. Said Witt: "Brendan Witt 1, the Nassau Coliseum ice 0."
Chris Campoli - Skated with the team today, but could not talk about it.
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NORTH BERWICK, Maine — A public hearing last week brought much heated discussion on proposed zoning ordinances to allow a Hannaford supermarket in this rural town.
"Obviously, you can tell that I'm not happy with the zoning change process to date. Changes were proposed without consulting the comprehensive plan. The changes had so many conflicts with our comprehensive plan that our town manger had to come up with an alternative proposal. He recognized that the Planning Board's proposal would never be elected. Expansion of our commercial districts is not needed. There is 77 percent potential percentage increase and 14 sites available," said North Berwick resident Rick Stambaugh.
Two zoning proposals were brought to the public's attention at the hearing: To expand the three commercial zones or allow certain changes to the commercial zone. According to the public statement given at hearing: "The Commercial Zones in the Town of North Berwick are proposed to be expanded to allow for additional commercial opportunities, enhance local tax base and increase the availability of local employment. The commercial zones should remain close to the village on Routes 4 and 9, north and east of the village closest to the interstate highway. But on further review, this does not allow for larger scale development due to the lack of available land and the current residential uses that exist on these land areas. The Planning Board has also proposed expanding the commercial zones north and east of the current boundaries to provide additional land for commercial growth opportunities."
Morin's proposal will prohibit large scale stores, adult businesses, medical marijuana facilities, drive-thru franchises and restrict drive-thru restaurants to expand other than what the current zoning allows.


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Mighty Wings promotion fails leaving 10 million pounds wings sitting in freezers
McDonald's has over 10 million pounds of frozen chicken wings it needs to get rid of due to a failed promotion.
A huge stockpile of unsold Mighty Wings left over from the new product's promotion are now sitting in frozen storage, reports The Wall Street Journal. The fast food giant originally ordered 50 million pounds of wings to launch the spicy, bone-in chicken wings but still have about 20 percent left because the item was not popular enough with McDonald's customers.
Potential reasons for the failure are the price, the spice (CEO Don Thompson reportedly stated that the wings were too spicy for many customers) or the fact that they look too similar to the already popular chicken nuggets.
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