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The Connecticut High School Coaches Association has released its all-state team. Photos were taken Wednesday afternoon at Southington High School. With the divisions shrinking from six to four, the Coaches Association has, for the first time, added an overall all-state team in addition to the four class all-star teams. Here they are: CHSCA ALL-STATE FIRST […] [Read More]
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The Final Elite 8 – 2010
Ladies and Gentlemen, the final Elite 8 of 2010. MASUK IS NO. 1 Of course. The Panthers were, hands-down the best high school football team in the region and, in our humble opinion, the best team in the state. Without going through all their superlatives and accomplishments, simply it was a dream season for the […] [Read More]
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Finally, the last of the CIAC State Championship Videos: St. Joseph's 49-28 victory over Ansonia in the Class S championship game. This game was probably the best of the bunch, given the extraordinary efforts by both teams, the back-and-forth fireworks display between St. Joseph's Tyler Matakevich and Ansonia senior Montrell Dobbs, who was heroic in […] [Read More]
Xavier No. 1 in NHR, Day Coaches Polls; Masuk No. 1 in CSWA
The votes have been cast, the decision made. It's Xavier. By a nosehair. The Falcons earned the No. 1 spot in the New Haven Register's Top 10 Poll today, earning 14 first place votes and 700 points to beat Masuk in the court of public opinion. Masuk received 10 first-place votes (including mine) and finished […] [Read More]
Class L Championship Rewind: Masuk 50, New Canaan 20
Dim the lights, heat the popcorn. It's time to relive Masuk's Class L championship victory over New Canaan at Rentschler Field. [Read More]
Championship Week: Masuk 50, New Canaan 20 (So, Who's No. 1?) & St. Joseph does it again
Let the debate begin… or at least continue for a few more days. Masuk shook off a dicey second quarter, in which it relinquished two long pass touchdowns to Kevin Macari and allowed 20 points, and got back to work in the second half with a dominant effort — just 29 total offense allowed — […] [Read More]
CIAC Championship Week: Xavier beats Trumbull and Day 2
We start with the carnage up at Rentschler Field for the Class LL championship game. Xavier, top-ranked and unbeaten Xavier, made a strong case for holding on to its No. 1 ranking with a thunderous 24-13 victory over Trumbull in the Class LL state championship game. Mike Mastroianni ran for 279 yards and two touchdowns, […] [Read More]


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Jonathan writes:
2009 Dodge Avenger SXT Review
The drink chilling cup holders, seats mildly better than the Sebring's
Everything else is still terrible
A Cheaper Sebring...a Terrible Car Still But Slightly Better In One Way — If you read my Chrysler Sebring review you would know I believe its the worst car I've ever driven. The Avenger is basically exactly the same. The Avenger gets the same 2.7L V6 which is absolutely pathetic in terms of acceleration. The steering feel is exactly the same, lifeless. Lastly the handling is just plain rubbish. The interior of the Avenger is much cheaper so more of the disgusting plastic is present here with less of the more metal touches the Sebring has. The only good thing the Avenger has is better seats, I found the Sebring seats most unbearable. The Avenger seats seem to be Caliber seats, bearable but still not good. The Avenger has the same problems as the Sebring so its electronics will be giving you some trouble. Fuel economy is not that good. It looks mildly better than the Sebring, but has a generic Dodge look. The Avenger is still a terrible car. If you try any other car you'll find its an inferior product.
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2009 Dodge Avenger R/T Review
it looks good, easy to drive.
Burn too much of gas.
Nice Sedan For A Family, Confortable. — i like its style, the ways it drives, and its confort. At the same time, even if its a sedan, you still feel high on the road. You can easily accelerate, its powerful for a 4 cylinders, even though it burns a lot of gas.
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2009 Dodge Avenger SXT Review
its a head turner
Love It!! — being a 2 litre its not the fastest car on the road but the faster you go the more you get pulled over right?, build quality is really good hqvnt had to repair anything yet and i've had it a lil while now, not everyone likes the look of this car but i love it inside and out, she's about average to run for a 2 litre. definately reccomend this if your a fan of big cars (size wise)
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Kylesw21 writes:
2009 Dodge Avenger SXT Review
Quite Comfortable ride
Not for Taller users
Beast — Loved it, great comfortable ride that kept me away from the pump most of the time. Defiantly had power for a 4 cylinder. All in all great car and would buy one again. The Car was just simply bad-ass! It felt safe and I was defiantly in control
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2009 Dodge Avenger R/T Review
plastic interior/build quality
Best Value Car Available — the performance is very good for a diesel, its the 2.0 turbodiesel with 140hp, the braking is perfect, handeling could be better when cornering. the build quality is correct for its price. appearance , it looks though and sporty on the outside but its ugly plastic interior makes it look like a japanese car from the 80's. cost of ownership ; this realy is the best part ; very low gas cosumption and an excellent maintance facility. fun to drive ; yes... but you really need to remove those factory "khumo" tires...
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2009 Dodge Avenger SXT Review
dvd player, cool box
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Scott writes:
2009 Dodge Avenger R/T Review
Better Than Expected! — Performance is great. Quality is better than is reported by car reviewers! Has not needed ANY repairs and really fun to drive. Fuel Mileage isn't the best, but it is not terrible. Don't understand why this car takes such a bad wrap from the reviewers...
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Joshua writes:
2009 Dodge Avenger SE Review
quick, sporty, 4 banger
4 banger, sedan
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Great options inside! great looks
need some more power
Dodge Avenger — its a real nice car! needs some more grip on the acceleration but fast on the highway!! full option interior is so nice and having many options u cant think of! the apperance is amazing! overall its a real nice car!
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1995 Dodge Avenger Reviews
Good Work Car.
this is a good car for a novice grease monkey with a few tools and basic mechanical knowledge, but if you have to pay someone else to check the oil for you, then this is not the car for you. the 4 spe... Read More
1995 Dodge Avenger Es Red - Pos
Like the style of this year. Every time I think about getting her painted she breaks. I'm thinking about getting a paint job on her. Getting pretty old, not many on the read. The new model has n... Read More
1996 Dodge Avenger Reviews
Nice Sound & Nice Body
The car definitely wasn't built for power but the handling is pretty good. Mine has 187,000 miles on it and I've owned for 1+ year. No major problems, just normal wear and tear for a car that's 15 yrs... Read More
Good Avenger
The car definitely wasn't built for power but the handling is pretty good. Mine has 163,000 miles on it and I've owned for 2+ years. No major problems, just normal wear and tear for a car that's 15 yr... Read More
1997 Dodge Avenger Reviews
Good Starter Car
Performance is bad. The car is slow in stock form. Good thing there is an aftermarket! Road noise is a little loud. Not many repair needed so far. I think the looks of the car is what makes it great. ... Read More
Only had this car for a short amount of time, but within this time it did me well. The inside was very pretty, except mine was used when I bought it. Did well in the car accident too. Only thing that ... Read More
1998 Dodge Avenger Reviews
good car, high top speed over 150mph, about 7.0 to 60mph, engine too small, lots of accessories and decent leather. cheap to fix and drive and it was roomy and comfortable. good build quality, no sq... Read More
This Car Was And Is The Car Ive Always Wanted.
The car is perfect for me and my lifestyle. I'm very hard on my cars and this one has survived through more than i have ever seen another car put through before. I just wouldnt recomend it to anyone ... Read More
1999 Dodge Avenger Reviews
For What I Use It For (a-b Driving), It's Great!
Car accelerates very fast, as well as stops almost instanly. Handles like race car. I bought this car used so the build quality isn't the best, it's got a small dent in the driver door, and a missing ... Read More
Its My Bucket And I Love It...
I have a 1999 avenger es its green with 17" motegi racing wheels. handles like a dream.the car is cute. very under powered.its a reliabale car even after a collision with an expedition.the brakes are... Read More


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Toledo named U.S.'s best minor league sports market
by George Malik on 08/12/13 at 02:46 PM ET
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This isn't Red Wings-related, but it's pretty spiffy: SportsBusiness Journal's David Broughton named Toledo, Ohio the best minor-league sports market in the U.S., and the co-owned and city's two marquee teams, the co-ran Toledo Mud Hens baseball team and ECHL's Toledo Walleye, are absolutely delighted by the news, as Mud Hens and Walleye GM Joe Napoli told the Toledo Blade's Mark Monroe:
"It's great because it's something that is unbiased," Napoli said. "It uses methodology that goes beyond a good story. Some of the sports publications will do stories about the most popular sports markets and it usually revolves around the team's performance. This is from a purely business perspective. Their analysis is based on the size of the market place. We have followed this very closely."
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Garrioch: Daniel Alfredsson will speak with Ottawa media on Thursday
by George Malik on 08/12/13 at 02:28 PM ET
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Via Winging it in Motown as Bruce Garrioch's blocked me on Twitter, and he refuses to un-block me: Red Wings forward and former Ottawa Senators forward Daniel Alfredsson will indeed speak with the Senators' press corps this week:
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Acadie-Bathurst's Jordan Boyd passes away at 16 years of age
by George Malik on 08/12/13 at 12:52 PM ET
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Update: Yes, wrong blog, I know.
Awful news from Yahoo Sports' Sunaya Sapurji:
The Acadie-Bathurst Titan have confirmed the news:
Here's their report:
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Red Wings mid-day news: Swedish Wings taking part in Olympic orientation camp (and other stuff)
by George Malik on 08/12/13 at 12:29 PM ET
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Updated 5x at 3:53 PM: The Swedish Ice Hockey Federation's holding an Olympic orientation camp in Stockholm today and Tuesday, and Henrik Zetterberg, Niklas Kronwall, Gustav Nyquist, Johan Franzen and Jonathan Ericsson are all taking part in the event (so none of the players can take part in Pavel Datsyuk's mushroom hunt today).
Aftonbladet posted a slate of Swedish-language video interviews which include a few quips from "Carl Henrik," and Aftonbladet's Linus Norberg transcribed some of Zetterberg's comments (and what follows is roughly-translated Swedish):
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Red Wings announce that single-game tickets will go on sale August 24th
by George Malik on 08/12/13 at 11:46 AM ET
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FYI, from the Red Wings:
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Red Wings overnight report: On Helm, the team's moves to come and the training camp fund
by George Malik on 08/12/13 at 04:02 AM ET
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For the vast majority of the summer, no news regarding one Darren Helm's status has been good news, but as we're approximately a little over a month from the beginning of NHL training camps, fans (myself included) have begun to get a little antsy about Helm's status.
The Free Press's George Sipple happened to ask Red Wings GM Ken Holland about Helm's recovery from persistent back issues, and he received good news--albeit good news with a caveat given that Helm hasn't been engaging in physical "battling" yet:
"Everything's good," Holland said. "He feels good. He's training. I know he trained very hard last week. He's in Detroit. He's very happy where he's at. He has no issues. Obviously, the challenge is physical play. I'm cautiously optimistic."
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ECHL teams like the Toledo Walleye are holding amateur try-outs
by George Malik on 08/11/13 at 06:42 AM ET
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The ECHL is a professional sports league that pays a living wage ($30,000-40,000), but it isn't necessarily a sports league whose primary purpose involves developing players for NHL affiliates. The Toledo Walleye, for example, take up to six players from the Red Wings' pipeline and six from the Chicago Blackhawks' pipeline, but they tend to carry fewer players, and as such, usually a third-or-so of their roster is made up of NHL prospects, and the rest are Walleye-contracted players.
And as players can earn more money in the AHL or in Europe, leagues like the ECHL, the currently-constructed IHL and the Central Hockey League have to find different ways of finding "diamonds in the rough." The Toledo Blade's Mark Monroe notes that the Walleye are holding a camp for any and all try-outs that pay a registration fee, and the Walleye have some local hopefuls in attendance:
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Red Wings overnight report: wading into the Alfredsson mess and a middling Paterson appearance
by George Malik on 08/11/13 at 04:57 AM ET
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Paul noted that Daniel Alfredsson told the Ottawa Sun's Bruce Garrioch that he will in fact hold some sort of press conference this week, but the balance of Garrioch's article involves Senators owner Eugene Melnyk repeating his talking points from his Friday conversation with the Ottawa Citizen's James Gordon, though Garrioch paraphrases much of it.
By now, it's the official story: Alfredsson wanted too much money for the Senators to both re-sign him and acquire Bobby Ryan, the team has a budget and no player's above it (intonation: not even a "franchise player" in the twilight of his career), and hopefully the Senators are a "better" team than the Wings. Cue the, "Well, I've moved on, and you should too" pandering...
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Alfredsson Plans To Talk With The Ottawa Media Soon
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from Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun,
Alfredsson, who returned to Ottawa Monday to get his affairs in order before heading to Detroit at the end of the week, said in a text message to the Sun Saturday he would give his side of the story during a press conference this week.
"Will talk sometime next week," wrote Alfredsson. "Will let you know."...
People are waiting with bated breath to hear what Alfredsson has to say. He hasn't spoken publicly since July 5 when he signed the one-year, $5.5 million deal with the Wings. Melnyk said he had a tough time with the departure and knows some fans aren't happy.
more, mostly from Eugene Melnyk...
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Sipple: the Red Wings are slowly breaking in Ryan Martin
by George Malik on 08/10/13 at 04:06 PM ET
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The Red Wings' front office is still most likely rebounding from the mostly expected loss of long-time assistant GM Jim Nill and the surprising losses of director of amateur scouting Joe McDonnell and eastern Canada scout Mark Leach to Dallas.
The team knew that Nill would eventually leave, and they promoted McDonnell to essentially the director of their draft operations and co-assistant GM, along with capologist Ryan Martin, but the day that McDonnell jumped ship to join the man he'd been reporting to for all those years with Detroit seemed to stun and ultimately annoy Ken Holland, who ended up hiring Tyler Wright to helm the amateur scouting department, and McDonnell's defection at least temporarily forced the Wings' GM to take on some of Nill's roles during the development camp.
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Thursday, October 28, 2004
Updated: October 29, 9:28 AM ET
Sixty-five file on first possible day
Associated Press
Carlos Beltran
got off to a fast start in the free-agent market, too.
After hitting eight home runs for the
Houston Astros
to tie the postseason record, the speedy center fielder was among 65 players who filed for free agency Thursday on the first possible day, just hours after Boston completed its historic sweep of St. Louis in the World Series.
Acquired during the season from Kansas City, Beltran has said he would consider re-signing with the Astros if they keep the core of the team together.
"I experienced being on a team where they don't do anything to help the ballclub," Beltran said. "One of my priorities if I stay with this ballclub will be keeping the young guys ... our young players have potential to be real good."
Beltran, who is represented by Scott Boras, could get the biggest deal of the offseason.
Dodgers third baseman
Adrian Beltre
, who led the major leagues with 48 home runs, also filed along with Dodgers outfielder
Steve Finley
. Beltre, also a Boras client, had arthroscopic surgery Thursday to remove two large bone spurs from his left ankle.
"Obviously there's a lot of interest in those guys," Boras said. "We're getting a lot of calls, so we thought we'd file."
While the
Red Sox
have 17 players potentially eligible for free agency, a group that includes
Pedro Martinez
, Boras client
Derek Lowe
Jason Varitek
Orlando Cabrera
. Backup outfielder
Gabe Kapler
was the only player to file Thursday. Players may file through Nov. 11 and start negotiating money with any of the other 29 teams the following day.
Also filing Thursday were Toronto first baseman
Carlos Delgado
Chicago White Sox
Magglio Ordonez
(also a Boras client), Minnesota right-hander
Brad Radke
and Philadelphia right-hander
Kevin Millwood
White Sox general manager Ken Williams said he is not optimistic about being able to re-sign Ordonez.
"Hearing everything second- and third- and in some cases fourth-hand, I think I have to wait until there is direct dialogue," Williams said. "From what I've heard, it doesn't give me any reason to have any optimism."
Ordonez, a four-time All-Star, played only 52 games this year, his fewest since he was a late-season callup in 1997. He missed 36 games after injuring his left knee in a May 19 collision with second baseman Willie Harris, then went on the disabled list for good July 22 with bone marrow edema.
The White Sox thought he was beginning his rehab in September only to learn that he had a second knee surgery. Though Boras, Ordonez's new agent, has said he'll be fully recovered by December, Williams hasn't gotten any update on Ordonez's prognosis.
"From what I understand from news accounts is we will not hear anything or get any more information regarding his health status until serious negotiations begin," Williams said. "I'll just wait like the other 29 clubs to see how this thing progresses."
Meanwhile, Cardinals right-hander
Chris Carpenter
, sidelined since mid-September because of nerve damage in his right biceps, filed conditionally. St. Louis must decide whether to exercise a $2 million option for 2005.
Florida right-hander
Carl Pavano
and Philadelphia left-hander
Eric Milton
are among the other starting pitchers eligible to file.
Preliminary talks figure to start Nov. 8, when general managers gather for a week of meetings in Key Biscayne, Fla. The
ended three days of high-level meetings in Tampa, Fla., on Thursday as they prepared for the offseason.
After becoming the first team to waste a 3-0 lead in a postseason series and lose to Boston in the AL Championship Series, New York may restart trade talks with Arizona for
Randy Johnson
"Make no mistake about it. We are hard at work and will be back with a strong team for our loyal New York Yankee fans," owner George Steinbrenner said in a statement.
Chicago Cubs
made a pair of moves Thursday. They declined an $11.5 million mutual option on outfielder
Moises Alou
, choosing to pay a $2.5 million buyout, and also declined a $2.5 million option on second baseman
Mark Grudzielanek
, paying him a $250,000 buyout.
White Sox outfielder
Carl Everett
exercised his $4 million option, and Chicago exercised a $2.5 million option on closer
Shingo Takatsu
. The White Sox declined their $1 million option on catcher
Sandy Alomar Jr.
, paying him a $50,000 buyout instead.
"We don't have to worry about Carl Everett," Williams said. "He had begun [getting in shape] before the season ended and we expect him to return to the type of production he had just one year ago. He just was derailed from a couple of little things."
Craig Biggio
's $3 million option was exercised Thursday by the Astros, who declined
Jeff Kent
's $9 million option and will pay the second baseman a $700,000 buyout.
However, general manager Gerry Hunsicker said the team "made it clear to him that we had interest in sitting down with him and bringing him back under another contract scenario."
Colorado Rockies
Jeromy Burnitz
both declined his $3 million mutual option, and the outfielder will get a $250,000 buyout.
Cleveland right-hander
Scott Elarton
, who was eligible for free agency, agreed to an $850,000, one-year contract.
There was one curious name among those who filed --
New York Mets
first baseman
Mo Vaughn
, out most of the last two seasons with an arthritic left knee. Vaughn, who completed an $80 million, six-year contract, filed to get off the Mets' 40-man roster.


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"The Jeweler" is the title given to whoever is packing the bowl when smoking weed out of a pipe, named so because while packing the bowl, the person almost looks like a jeweler carefully and precisely placing precious gems on a ring.
Stoner 1: Hey man, I packed the bowl last time, it's your turn to be The Jeweler.
Stoner 2: Alright dude.
Stoner 2: Alright dude.
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A person/people that makes you sell jewellery.
My best mate is a jeweler.
We can buy more jewellery from the jewelers across the street.
We can buy more jewellery from the jewelers across the street.
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The author examines how the nature of accounting standards - principles- versus rules-based - influences auditors' perceptions of process accountability and their epistemic motivation. Using a between-subjects experiment with 104 auditors from a Big?]4 audit firm, they find that principles-based accounting standards significantly increase auditors' perceptions of process accountability when they examine both structured and unstructured accounting transactions. They confirm a mediation model in which greater process accountability caused by principles based standards in turn increases auditors' epistemic motivation - the desire to develop and maintain a rich and accurate understanding of the problem at hand.
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Won't this relaxation benefit LNCO?
Not much, if any. The ruling was limited to a couple of companies operating in the Eagle Ford, and applied to condensate that is modified by two processes.
Aren't those two processes exactly what the LINE processing plant performs?
It won't hurt supply side dynamics, concerning price, Americans should be finishing these products for export, refining jobs going over-seas--we don't want them I guess!
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Project Eternity, senior programmer and designer Tim Cain explained the crafting system in the game.
For starters, there will be various locations that will allow crafting: forges, labs, and hearths. Forges will allow players to craft gear ranging from helmets to armor to boots. Labs will craft alchemical consumables such as potions, scrolls or figurines (which summon creatures to fight for the player). Finally, hearths can cook food and make drinks.
At a crafting location, the player will pick a category and can see all of the recipes that are known by the player. Players get a few automatically when leveling up their skill in a category, while more recipes can be found as loot or rewards.
Some recipes will require prerequisites in addition to components. For example, some require the player (or a companion) to have a certain talent, ability or skill at an appropriate level to work. As expected, higher level recipes have more prerequisites and rare ingredients.
Crafting is also instantaneous, provided all of the requirements are met. Some components are consumed, while others can be reused.
Finally, items do degrade and need to be maintained or repaired. Damaged weapons do less damage and have less accuracy, while damaged armor and shields reduce their effectiveness as well.
Project Eternity earned over $4M in crowdfunding from Kickstarter and direct Paypal contributions.
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My other sister will be taking me to see Mum later on, and then we'll eat dinner here at my brother's place with his family.
Have a good day, everyone! I hope to listen in to tonight's Bible Study, but it will depend on a good connection here, among other things.
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Does anyone have any good suggestions for fitting a cooler MLT with a thermometer? I was using my brew kettle as a mash tun, and now have moved onto a cooler MLT. I have the exit valve on it, but I want to incorporate a thermometer into the cooler so I can monitor the temperature without having to open it up to check.
I was thinking of just drilling a hole slightly smaller or about the same diameter as the thermometer and push it through. How would you seal it if it leaks? Silicone calk?
Any suggestions???
You could use a cooler thermo bulkhead. They make them for coolers and kettles. $10.80 here.
My guess is this design uses rubber o-rings like their thermosight. I didn't like it, so I made some changes. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=28815
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In this tutorial I will show you how to solve the problem
First of all you need:
USB cable
Xperia SP
NayakKernel 0.3
And at last the kernel inside the zip from the rom
1. Plug your phone to pc with the USB cable
2. Open flashtool in your pc click the flash logo then select fastboot after that click "Select kernel to Flash" choose the Nayakkernel but click not the open button
3. Hold the power button few minutes it will charge the phone (The LED turns to red) a bit then it will automatically boot up but it causes bootloop ( when you have a phone case you can put a little stone or paper between the case and power button it will charge)
3. Between the bootloop press and hold the Volume + button, after it shut downs it will retry to boot up but in that case you should be in fastboot when not retry all the steps
4. In Flashtool click the open button and then it will flash the Nayakkernel
5. Click in Flashtool "Reboot device to system" then press the volume + or - button few times
6. Now you must be in recovery (CWM or TWRP) . Let it charge more than 15%
7. When you have more than 15% shut down the phone and press and hold the volume + button and plug it to pc until its in fastboot
8. Flash the kernel of the rom (for instance CM11 kernel)
9. Then boot up your phone
It will boot up normally!
When you are in another rom and have the same problem, of course you must flash the kernel from the rom you have, not to flash the kernel from CM11!! CM11 was only a example
You should flash the Nayakkernel because in this kernel you can get in to recovery
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A Prospective, Unmasked Evaluation of the iStent in Patients With Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma (SY)
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Detailed Description:
Prospective, unmasked, evaluation of the iStent in patients that have primary open-angle glaucoma (OAG). Stent implantation in one eye will be used for analysis, with medication added at 6 months, as required.
Eye Diseases
Glaucoma, Open-Angle
Device: iStent
Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Prospective, Unmasked Evaluation of the iStent in Patients With Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics: early-onset glaucoma
MedlinePlus related topics: GlaucomaU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Glaukos Corporation:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Mean intraocular pressure (IOP) [ Time Frame: At 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|May 2009
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|July 2013
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|May 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: iStent
Device: iStent
Glaukos iStent, medication
Other Name: stent, trabecular micro-bypass stent
Detailed Description:
One hundred patients will be enrolled in the study at up to 21 sites; follow-up is through 1 year.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Diagnosis of primary open-angle glaucoma
- Male or female at least 18 years of age and able to provide written informed consent
- Mean IOP (at baseline visit after washout of any medications) must be at least 22 mm Hg and no greater than 38 mm Hg
- Likely to be available and willing to attend follow-up visits
Exclusion Criteria:
- Angle closure glaucoma
- Secondary glaucomas
- Prior glaucoma procedures
- Elevated episcleral venous pressure from history of active thyroid orbitopathy, carotid-cavernous fistula, orbital tumors, or orbital congestive disease
Contacts and Locations
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00911924
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00911924
|S.V. Malayan's Ophtalmology Centre
|Yerevan, Armenia, 375108
|Allgemeines Krankenhaus Wien
|Wien, Austria, 1090
|Chu de Lyon Hospital Edouard Herriot
|Lyon, France, 69437
|CHNO des Quinze-Vingts
|Paris, France, 75012
|Hopital Saint-Joseph
|Paris, France, 75014
|Knapschaftskrankenhaus Bochum Langendreer
|Bochum, Germany, 44892
|Universitatsklinkum Erlangen
|Erlangen, Germany
|Universitatsklinikum Magdeburg A.o.R.
|Magdeburg, Germany, 39120
|Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Klinikum Neubrandenburg
|Neubrandenburg, Germany, 17036
|Universita' degli Studi di Parma
|Parma, Italy, 43100
|Universita'di Torino
|Torino, Italy, 10128
|Hospital clinico San Carlos
|Madrid, Spain, 28040
|Hospital Torrevieja Salud, UTE
|Torrevieja, Spain, 03186
Sponsors and Collaborators
Glaukos Corporation
|Study Director:
|Jeff Wells, PharmD, MBA
|Glaukos Corporation
More Information
No publications provided by Glaukos Corporation
Additional publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Keywords provided by Glaukos Corporation:
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No publications provided by Glaukos Corporation
Additional publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Glaukos Corporation
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00911924 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Synergy, Synergy Trial
|Study First Received:
|June 1, 2009
|Last Updated:
|March 28, 2013
|Health Authority:
|Italy: Ethics Committee
Greece: Ethics Committee
Austria: Ethikkommission
Germany: Ethics Commission
Spain: Ethics Committee
France: Afssaps - Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé (Saint-Denis)
Keywords provided by Glaukos Corporation:
primary open angle glaucoma (POAG)
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Glaucoma, Open-Angle
Eye Diseases
Ocular Hypertension
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 25, 2015


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A Buddhist master had a cook who was a simple man. One day, the cook burned his hand while preparing a meal and suddenly achieved the Buddhist goal of enlightenment, as the nature of all existence became clear to him. Excited, he asked the master what he should do next.
"Keep cooking," came the answer.
The story comes from Tibetan lamas by way of Lama Surya Das, a Buddhist teacher and author in Cambridge, who values its elemental wisdom: You don't need a house of worship to encounter the spiritual; it's found in the pattern of daily living, such as cooking the food we need. (Emily Dickinson made the same point in a poem, though not about food, that Das likes to cite: "Some keep the Sabbath going to Church -/I keep it, staying at Home -/With a bobolink for a Chorister -/And an Orchard, for a Dome.")
The story of the cook is Das's contribution in a forthcoming anthology, "Bread, Body, Spirit," which draws on numerous traditions and their takes on eating. Explaining the motivation behind the volume, editor Alice Peck, writes in the introduction: "Everybody needs to eat, to be nourished. It's simple. It's unending. Food presents us with a vast opportunity: through our experiences of food we can sustain a constant connection to the Sacred that pervades our lives."
Glimpsing the divine in a hot dog won't surprise devout believers who say grace before every meal; gratitude for plenty in a world where many starve is a recognition of blessing. Yet "Bread, Body, Spirit" includes contributions from outside organized religion. "Since You Asked," a poem by Williams College English professor Lawrence Raab, comes from the pen of a self-described agnostic.
The poem ponders an imaginary dinner attended by "everyone you expected, then others as well:/friends who never became your friends,/the women you didn't marry, all their children./And the dead -I didn't tell you/but they're always included in these gatherings."
Reached on his cellphone during what Dickinson might call a moment of mundane spirituality, walking his dog, Raab says that as a nonbeliever, "what's sacred [in the poem] would be the communion of one's self and one's family and friends, extended imaginarily outward" to include phantoms from an existence that might have been. The only overt reference to religion and food in this particular poem is a playful mention about multiplying "wine and chickens." Tweaking the Christian story of Jesus multiplying the loaves and fish was a bit of "sly humor" aimed at his Jewish brother-in-law, Raab explains.
The spiritual backgrounds of the contributors are as diverse as cuisine. Das's biography, for example, contains as much kosher as karma. Born Jeffrey Miller in Brooklyn 57 years ago and bar mitzvahed on Long Island, he quips that he's "Jewish on my parents' side." Study and tragic experience (he knew one of the students shot by National Guardsmen at Kent State in 1970) drew him to Eastern religions, and he became a Buddhist.
Julius Lester is the son of a Methodist minister who found Judaism in midlife. His essay in the book, "Braiding Challah," describes how he used to bake the Shabbat (Sabbath) bread on Fridays. A retired academic who lives in Belchertown, Lester had been intrigued by Judaism since learning as a boy that his maternal greatgrandfather was Jewish. As an adult, he had a vision in which he was Jewish and happy. He converted in the early 1980s.
His essay highlights one of the many ritualized uses to which religions put food. "Cooking for Shabbat each week," Lester writes, "I am becoming a part of the Jewish people. Every dish I cook has been cooked and eaten on Shabbat for centuries." But it's his second sentence that leaps at a reader: "Judaism is not in the knowing; it is in the physicality of doing."
Downplaying knowledge seems an odd stance for an intellectual writing about an intellectually storied religion. Yet in an interview, Lester noted that Jewish ethical teaching stresses mitzvot, the commandments to moral conduct.
His is also one of the more mouth-watering entries in the book. "I especially like the Sephardic dishes like fassoulia, a simple but delicious stew of beef, green beans, and pearl onions, or lamb tangine, a lamb stew with prunes, and almonds."(Rich Barlow The Boston Globe 2008-05-31)
After the grueling work of hunting and gathering, small groups of humans sat together around a roaring fire. They shared food and stories, developing unity and group spirit. Food was survival and community, and the people knew where the food came from and the effort it took to get it home. Today, in the world of vending machines, instant pudding, and microwave meals, things often arent as clear.Peck, whose other anthology, Next to Godliness: Finding the Sacred in Housekeeping, has gathered articles, poems, and essays from publications throughout the world that center on how people honor the act of growing, preparing, eating, or abstaining from food. Memoirist and food writer Betty Fussell describes battling a live eel that has a Rasputinlike will to live. Essayist Alison Luterman considers how " every strawberry she had ever eaten had been picked by calloused human hands." Islamic studies professor, Omid Safi, reminisces about the gooey, sweet, date omelets his mother rose early to cook on Ramadan mornings to fortify the family before the day-long fast.Each section of the book is a meditation focused on the different facets of gardening, feasting, fasting, serving, cooking, eating, composting, and being grateful.(cosmik-debris.net Blog)
Have you ever had a meal that completely transcended the food - one that perhaps even bordered on a spiritual experience? What was it about that meal that blurred the lines between sacred and every day? Was it the beauty of the food itself? The fractal swirls of color and texture in a sliced onion or beet? Was it a meal where the food served as a ritual extension of a holiday, like dipping warm challah into salt or honey on Shabbat? Or was it the company and conversation that heightened the meal to the next level?
These are the questions asked in Alice Peck's new interfaith food anthology, Bread, Body, Spirit.
As someone who majored in Environmental Studies with a focus on Religion (yay, Middlebury!), I've read more than my fair share of self-indulgent, eco-spiritual anthologies. Granted I *loved* them, but if I wasn't entrenched in that world, they would have completely bored me. With an eye for emotion over academia and a collection of powerhouse contributors like Barbara Kingsolver, Wendell Berry, Thich Nhat Hahn, and Rabbi Zalman Schachter- Shalom, Bread, Body, Spirit offers a completely accessible and engaging set of short stories, poems, and religious texts that made me laugh and feel well equipped with "Torah" to bring to my own dinner table.
Below the jump: An excerpt from Bread, Body, Spirit and a chance to Win a Copy.(Leah Koenig Hazon: The Jew and The Carrot Blog 2008-08-01)
About the Author
Alice Peck is an innovative editor and writer. She serves as a consultant to many published authors and produced screenwriters. She spent years writing, developing and acquiring material for broadcast and cable television as well as feature films before devoting herself to writing and editing books.
Diane Ackerman has written five collections of poems and several books of nonfiction, including A Natural History of the Senses.
Rabi'a al-Adwayiyya (c. 800) is considered a major saint of Islam and one of the central figures of the Sufi tradition.
Barbara Tanner Angell was the author of several collections of poetry, including The Long Turn toward Light and Games and Puzzles.
Geoffrey Shugen Arnold, Sensei, is the vice-abbot of Zen Mountain Monastery and the branch president of the Zen Center of New York City, and also manages the National Buddhist Prison Sangha. His teachings have appeared in various journals and in The Best Buddhist Writing 2005.
The Rev. Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows is an Episcopal priest and sustainable food advocate in Syracuse, New York. Her essay, "Lemon Love," is dedicated to Dana Peak, who understands well the endurance of love and friendship.
Michael Benedikt's (1935–2007) books of poetry include Night Cries, Mole Notes, Sky, and The Body. He was the recipient of a New York State Council for the Arts Grant, a Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship, and an NEA Fellowship.
Wendell Berry has been honored with the T. S. Elliot Award, the Aiken Taylor Award for poetry, and the John Hay Award of the Orion Society. Author of more than forty books of poetry, fiction, and essays, Berry has farmed a hillside in his native Henry County, Kentucky, with his wife, for more than forty years.
Edward Espe Brown began cooking and practicing Zen in 1965 and was ordained as a priest by Shunryu Suzuki Roshi in 1971. He is the author of several cookbooks, including The Tassajara Bread Book and Tomato Blessings and Radish Teachings. He is also the editor of Not Always So, a collection of lectures by Shunryu Suzuki.
Martin Buber (1878–1965), is among the foremost twentieth-century philosophers of human relations and Jewish thought. He is best known for his revival of popular interest in Hasidism and his philosophy of dialogue, a form of existentialism centered on the distinction between the I-Thou and I-It relationships. His work on Hasidic thought, Zionism and religious philosophy continues to influence both the academic study of Judaism and religious thinking more broadly. He also inspired the trend toward neo-Hasidism among modern Jews. His books include I and Thou, Tales of the Hasidim, On Judaism and many others.
Elias Canetti (1905–94) was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature in 1981. His most important works, all written in German, are the novel Auto-Da-Fé and Crowds and Power.
Lynn L. Caruso is an inspiring educator, writer, parent/child advocate and mother of three children. A contributing writer to Mothering magazine, her work has been published in many other national journals and magazines. Caruso is also the editor of the first-of-its-kind Blessing the Animals: Prayers and Ceremonies to Celebrate God's Creatures, Wild and Tame and Honoring Motherhood: Prayers, Ceremonies & Blessings (SkyLight Paths).
Joan Chittister, OSB, is an international lecturer and award-winning author of more than thirty-five books, including The Gift of Years: Growing Older Gracefully. She is founder and executive director of Benetvision, a resource and research center for contemporary spirituality located in Erie, Pennsylvania. She serves as co-chair of the Global Peace Initiative of Women and the Network of Spiritual Progressives.
Laurie Colwin (1944–1992) was the author of Passion and Affect; Shine On, Bright and Dangerous Object; Happy All the Time; The Lone Pilgrim; Family Happiness; Another Marvelous Thing; Home Cooking; Goodbye without Leaving; More Home Cooking; and A Big Storm Knocked It Over.
Amanda Cook began writing because words have always been a path of discovery for her. After a few pit stops in Africa and Australia, Amanda is back at home in Toronto with her large, noisy, extended family, which provides her with all the fodder she needs to discover the icing in the middle of everyday life.
Mary Beth Crain is the senior editor of SoMA: A Review of Religion and Culture. She is an established Southern California writer/editor and author of A Widow, a Chihuahua, and Harry Truman; and, with Terry Lynn Taylor, the best-selling Angel Wisdom. She is currently a contributing writer for L.A. Weekly.
Ram Dass has served on the faculty at Stanford and Harvard universities. In the 1960s, he traveled to India, where he met his guru. Since then, he has pursued a variety of spiritual practices and written many books, including the international bestsellers Be Here Now, Paths to God, and How Can I Help?
Marc David is a nutritional psychologist and author of The Slow Down Diet and Nourishing Wisdom: A Mind-Body Approach to Nutrition and Well-Being.
Zen Master Eihei Dogen (1200–1253) was the founder of the Soto School of Zen and among the first teachers to transmit Zen Buddhism from China to Japan.
Johannes Eckhart, more commonly known as Meister Eckhart (1260–1327), was a member of the Dominican Order and taught all over Europe. He was one of the great speculative mystics who sought to reconcile traditional Christian beliefs with the transcendental metaphysics of Neo-Platonism.
Marcia Falk is a poet, translator, and Judaic scholar. She is the author of The Book of Blessings: New Jewish Prayers for Daily Life, the Sabbath, and the New Moon Festival; The Song of Songs: Love Lyrics from the Bible; and two books of her own poetry, It Is July in Virginia and My Son Likes Weather.
Rick Fields (1942–1999) was a respected journalist and leading authority on American Buddhism. He published several books, including How the Swans Came to the Lake and is coauthor of Instructions to the Cook.
Betty Fussell is the author of nine books, including I Hear America Cooking and My Kitchen Wars.
Kahlil Gibran (1883–1931) was an artist, a poet, and a writer. His books include The Prophet, Sand and Foam, The Earth Gods, and The Wanderer.
Father John Giuliani is an internationally exhibited artist whose works blend Native American images with Christian iconography. He oversees the Benedictine Grange in West Redding, Connecticut, which he founded in 1977.
Bernard Glassman is the abbot of the Zen Community of New York and also the Zen Center of Los Angeles. He is a former aerospace engineer, the cofounder of the Zen Peacemaker Order, and author or coauthor of several books, including Instructions to the Cook.
Jane Goodall is the world's foremost authority on chimpanzees. An internationally renowned conservationist, she is the founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and has received many distinguished awards in science. Dr. Goodall is also the author of many acclaimed books, including Reason for Hope.
Diana Abu-Jaber is the author of two novels, Crescent, which was awarded the 2004 PEN Center USA Award for Literary Fiction, and Arabian Jazz, which won the 1994 Oregon Book Award. She is also the author of The Language of Baklava: A Memoir.
Lama Surya Das, one of the foremost Western Buddhist leaders and teachers, is author of the best-selling Awakening the Buddha Within: Tibetan Wisdom for the Western World and other books. Founder of the Dzogchen Meditation Centers in America, he also organizes the Western Buddhist Teachers Conferences with the Dalai Lama.


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