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German court dismisses second Samsung patent suit against AppleIn an early morning ruling on Friday, the Mannheim Regional Court dismissed the second of five 3G/UMTS standards patent suits Samsung leveled against Apple.
Judge Andreas Voss handed down the ruling that echoed the German court's rejection to a similar suit one week ago, though he stopped short of announcing the reason behind the decision, reports Florian Mueller of FOSS Patents.
Mueller, who attended the hearing, explains that the outcome may be based on the validity of specific details regarding the case, and notes that Samsung's two losses don't necessarily affect the company's three pending claims. However, if the basis of the ruling stemmed from patent exhaustion, it is likely that the remaining wireless patent cases will be thrown out.
The South Korean electronics maker has brought five suits against Apple in Germany, arguing that the Cupertino, Calif., company infringed on certain 3G/UMTS wireless standards patents.
So far, Samsung has been largely unsuccessful in Mannheim as it lost the first two complaints in the span of one week, however the company has the option to appeal to the Karlsruhe Higher Regional Court.
In addition to the 3G patent claims, Samsung has lodged two separate non-standards-related patent complaints against the Cupertino, Calif., including one involving the use of emoticons on mobile devices.
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Today's news comes after Apple filed its own suit in Germany seeking a ban on Samsung's Galaxy S II smartphone as well as nine other handsets and five tablet models.
The iPad maker was successful in forcing a redesign of the Galaxy Tab, though a subsequent suit claiming that the new design still infringes on the iPad's looks is seen as an unlikely win for Apple.
Most recently, Apple was dealt a blow by a Dutch court that found the Galaxy Tab 10.1 to not infringe on the iPad's industrial design.
The epic patent battle began in Germany when Apple first sued Samsung in April 2011 for allegedly copying the look and feel of the iPhone and iPad. Since then, the two companies have been at loggerheads over a number of lawsuits, with cases in 10 countries spanning across four continents.
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Don't give up! You can do it! If you need to, scale down!
Just finish!
small game > no game
"Theme" is just ONE CATEGORY of several!
You can score low on "theme" but still high on "fun!"
game unrelated to theme > no game
Anything in addition to that is completely optional!
one game > no game
You're an electron trapped in a single dying pixel, keep it alive by collecting energy – just make sure to stay in the failing circuit while doing it!
GIF's a link to the game. It's also much slower than the game. Game just uses mouse controls.
Still need to throw some curve balls in there to keep it interesting, but I'm happy with the progress so far!
This video is really useful if you're struggling with ideas, by the way. I saw it a few days ago and it's invaded my thought processes.
From a purely restriction-based mindset, 2 possibilities:
Delving a bit deeper, there's some more potential to it:
Just throwin' some stuff out there. Take them if you'd like, I'd love to see where you bring them!
If you want, I've got a handy timer you can use to keep track of your time AFK on video, and give the viewer something interesting to look at in the meantime. It displays a day/night cycle using the current system time.
It's available here, just open it up in your browser of choice and press F11.
I'm currently stuck in engine limbo, balancing the pros and cons of each set of tools. I'll be giving HaxeFlixel a go this time around, though.
FlashDevelop, Haxe, and HaxeFlixel. If nothing seems to be going my way after a few hours, I'll probably end up rolling my own framework on top of OpenFL.
Renoise, maybe BFXR in a pinch. WinLAME for transcoding.
Working with unfamiliar tools, I didn't really expect to finish on time – was more for the experience than anything else.
Seeing some of the games produced over the weekend though, I'm very impressed. Seems LD attracts more and more talent each time.
Great job everyone, looking forward to playing your games!
I've written a (very) small Haxe/OpenFL boilerplate I'll be working from.
Props to ChevyRay/FlashPunk for having such a great architecture that I can hardly think any other way.
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Last night I installed a new graphics card, this card needs an extra PCI power cable, which was at the back of all the other cable, so I had to unplug everything from the PSU.
On replugging everything in, I eventually got everything working again, but on checking the BIOS settiings, I seem to have made by two DVD Drives by Primary Master IDE & Primary Slave IDE devices, my two hard discs (C: & D: have become SATA 1 & SATA 2.
Eventually I managed to get everything to work, by making my Hard Disk my primary boot disc, but I`m a bit confuddled....
How did my two dvd:ram discs become the Primary Slave & Master, I can
t remember the original settings of the BIOS, so I dont know if that is how it was set up in the first place, would this have happened when I plugged everything back into the PSU?, and indeed, does it matter, as my boot up is much quicker than before, I have everything working (I think), and my new graphics card (MSI GTX560I) is 30% faster and runs at half the temperature of my previous card (XTX 8800GT XXX Alpha Dog), which ran at very high temps and kept falling over.
What I think I
m asking for is re-assurance, I think quite a few people have had the feeling that something isnt quite right, or, why have I got a screw left over feeling.....
Many thanks in advance.
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Why are there a load of different fonts in my post...?
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it is the apostophe or ` next to the number 1 which changes the font...WHY?
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Posted June 5, 2011 at 5:49PM
The settings are correct as there is no master slave with SATA.
if you only have 1 IDE slot then it will be primary and it sounds as if your optical drives are IDE and Hard drives are SATA (typical configuration for a 5/6 yr old PC)
Site has similar configuration as word for in the fact it can use symbols to change font styles, takes some getting used to.
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The apostrophe is on the same key as @. The symbol ` next to the 1 key is not an apostrophe.
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s chaps... or should that be thank's chaps... Ive always used the
one next to the number 1... since 1990.... but it does change the font see... odd.
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Ophthalmologists at the new UC Irvine Health Gavin Herbert Eye Institute, a state-of-the-art eye center that opened last fall, recently implanted the first CentraSight miniature telescope at the new facility to treat advanced macular degeneration. It was the sixth such procedure performed by UC Irvine Health specialists since the FDA approved the implant in 2010.
In September 2013, Gavin Herbert Eye Institute opened its new home on the UC Irvine campus. The 70,000-square-foot building has 34 comfortable patient exam rooms, including an area specifically designed for pediatric care, the latest optical equipment, fully equipped outpatient surgical rooms and modern research labs.
"Macular degeneration damages the retina and causes a blind spot in the center of a person's field of vision," said Dr. Sumit "Sam" Garg, the institute's medical director. "The telescope projects an image onto an undamaged portion of the retina, making it possible for patients to recognize faces, read and perform daily activities."
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Oyama pot: stupid question
Okay, all you Oyama pot enthusiasts:
Stupid question.
Let's say my Oyama pot is too big for my AV (it is).
Is there any good, compelling reason why I cannot, or should not, use it as a cache pot for a few months.
I propose:
⢠filling the pot with perlite to the appropriate spot;
⢠hollowing out a spot for my AV dixie cup; and,
⢠leave the AV in the dixie cup (with bottom holes and AV mix)
⢠inserting the cup in the hollow; and,
⢠carefully filling the gap between the dixie cup and the side of the Oyama pot with my AV/pearlite mix.
⢠and hollar good.
Or should I just use perlite between the dixie cup and the Oyama pot side.
I know the dixie cup will eventually degrade, but by the time it does, and it shouldn't go that quick, it should be time to repot the AV.
Are there toxins in the dixie cup that would hurt anything?
Is this sane, insane, or sheer lunacy?
Call me names.
Dave, what did you end up doing? I'm doing the same thing right now because I was out of pots. I just filled up the smallest oyama with more perlite and hopefully fooled the micro mini into thinking it was a smaller pot. So far it's working well. I trimmed off some leaves to let the roots catch up and new leaves are coming out now.
How'd it work for you?
I did one with perlite around the outside edge of the dixie cup, and I did one with soil/perlite mix.
Some varieties apparently don't like oyamas, so I am thinking of using an AV that I know likes oyama as a test subject. The AV i chose died. That was with the perlite-soil mixture.
Then I used a strep, with perlite around the outside of the dixie cup. It bloomed for me for the first time and looks healthy, although it seems to go thru a LOT of water.I have found if I both top water, and bottom water with the pot, it really really likes that.
I think the concept is sound. Probably I should not have sworn at the AV, and should have made some nice cooing sounds. Perhaps it would have been encouraged to be in my company. I was going to make it a VP ... of the company.
Alas, one of the first victims of ... oyamacare ...
I insist - everybody who calls his question "stupid" - donates $3 to the AVSA. The especially masochistic people who put the word "stupid" in a header of their thread - donate $6. We really want to promote creativity - instead of putting ourselves down. The best ideas were often considered crazy by the contemporaries.
I am thinking that using some kind of biodegradable pots is a good approach for the people who time challenged. Moving AVs from pot to pot has advantage of using fresh soil - but if you are so challenged with time that you never move them at all - it is a good option.
I like Streptocarpus in Oyamas - but for me AVs grow better on the mats and wicks - probably because of the ambient humidity.


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Now this is one I would rescue, or give a rain coat, or a crust of bread or a hug, or a smooch, or just a sit down and visit with.ReplyDelete
Me too! I'd stand over him/her until someone came along to claim. Then I would politely inquire as to how they could do such a thing to a friend. How sad is that? And he/she looks so old & wise. How can an owner do that?ReplyDelete
You know, there really are no bad dogs. Only bad dog owners. My neighbor is a bad dog owner because their damned dog woke me up at 8:00 AM this morning. New Year's Day. I gave up after an hour of trying to return to sleep in the midst of a barking dog.
He/she was probably barking at Felicia, lol.
The look of wisdom in this old dog's eye says he knows exactly where his master is and will only go home with him. He's content! We should be so loved and content!ReplyDelete
Awww what a beautiful face and I agree that he looks content.ReplyDelete
what a sweety - he/she knows the drill xxoReplyDelete
What a sweetie, just the sort of friend to have around.ReplyDelete
I hope he didn't have to wait too long in the wet?ReplyDelete
Oh, Daryl, he looks cold! Where is HIS soup?ReplyDelete
another beautiful golden faceReplyDelete
This one looks so much like Haley! What a wonderful animal!ReplyDelete
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Ok, that does it. I'm claiming that guy as my own. It's official!ReplyDelete
What a sweetie pie. Very patient.ReplyDelete
There is always a special place in my heart for the puppies with the white faces, and this one has a little extra something. It appears I'm not the only one who wants him/her!ReplyDelete
I hope his owners saved some soup to share. It looks like this dog's patience is wearing thin!ReplyDelete
that sidewalk must be cold and damp. Poor baby!ReplyDelete
This one makes me all kinds of sad.ReplyDelete
I think he is waiting on someReplyDelete
soup with a side order of animal crackers.
Please tell me that is NOT the same dog from last week! I think he needs new people--fast!ReplyDelete
That dog is fine. The owners are gonna have to wipe off his paws, though. :)ReplyDelete
What a cute pup!!ReplyDelete
That's a "good" pet owner for you. Let's take the dog for a walk and then tie him to a pole in the freezing rain while we step inside and have a nice lunch! GeeeshReplyDelete
I would like a Hale & Hearty Soup, please. It's a good day for it.ReplyDelete
He looks very concerned. Such a beautiful face. I hope he didn't have long to wait.ReplyDelete
What a cutie. Happy new year!ReplyDelete
So patient and still. Molly wouldn't be as calm waiting for me.ReplyDelete
Hugs and blessings,
What a sweetheart and so patient too. I'd love to cuddle with he/she.ReplyDelete
Happy New Year!!!
Hope he didn't wait long...POOH!ReplyDelete
What a gorgeous puppy face!ReplyDelete
He looks a little chilly, but I know he has his winter coat on....and reality is just fine =)ReplyDelete
I guess he's used to this kind of thing, but still. It's one thing when you dash in for a minute to pick up a racing form or something, quite another when you sit down to lunch with your buddy waiting alone out in the rain/snow/whatever.ReplyDelete
I hope this isn't the same guy as last week. Or if it is that this is the same batch of photos and it's just another angle.
Not cool.
There's a big heart in a dog with eyes like that.ReplyDelete
I give up - where's your signature on this one??ReplyDelete
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Hy Guys...
I tried everything but nothing works. I just want to save my entered information to a cyc-world file and read about two different ways to do so (one in the readme.txt and one in the FAQ of opencyc's website). They are different but NONE of them works. Please help!
After entering the command write-image... I always get the error message:
ERROR: variable WRITE-IMAGE is unbound.
If I change the minus to a space and enter write image... I get no error message but the file is not saved either.
Information from the Readme.txt:
You can save the state of the OpenCyc world by entering the form
(write-image "world/<filename>") before shutting down using
(exit). To restart OpenCyc: run-cyc-world world/<filename>
Information from the FAQ:
Because there are so many concepts and assertions in OpenCyc, it seems that there should be some kind of database where these are stored that I can update. But I can't find the database after installing. Where is it?
The Cyc Knowledge Server has its own proprietary storage mechanism built in. Concepts and assertions are stored in a "world" file. The one that comes with the download is the file named latest.load in the run/world/ directory.
After you add constants and assertions of your own, you can save out a new world. Either in the SubL interactor (available from the Nav screen) or in the xterm window where you started Cyc:
Type (write-image "world/mynewworld") [where 'mynewimage' is really any filename you choose.
Quit out of Cyc. You can do this by typing '(exit)' [without the quotes but with the parens) in the window where you started Cyc.
The next time you start Cyc, don't use the './runcyc' script. Instead,
cd to the run directory
cd to the world directory
check that your 'mynewworld' file is in the world directory
cd .. [back to the run directory]
type: bin/latest.bin -w world/mynewworld [again, 'mynewworld' is whatever filename you used]
Now the constants and assertions you added last time should be viewable from the KB browser.
You can keep saving worlds out under new names if you want to keep a revision history, and you can delete old worlds at any time.
As for databases, there are two main ways Cyc can be used with databases. There is SKSI (Semantic Knowledge Source Integration), which lets data from databases be available to the knowledge base as virtual data (expected in version 1.0) and there's work being done on a 'backing store', which will be disk-based storage that at first will be used for some of the more data-like content in the KB.
Thanks for the Help!!!
Yeb Havinga
In which screen/prompt/telnet session?
What is the *exact* command as you type it?
What is the exact response?
Just copy paste of your screen output would be fine, copy pasting large chunks of faq that apparently didn't solve your problem... => well... not :-)
I am such a dude that I almost wouldn't dare to write down the solution of my problem... (by the way: I am using windows xp, but the solution should be independent of the OS)
The error message was:
"ERROR: variable WRITE-IMAGE is unbound"
The parantheses were missing - that's it!!!!
CYC expects certain commands to be written within parantheses. If you are in the command-line and are in the layer to enter commands you should see some string like "CYC(1):" at the beginning of the last/current line. Enter your command here now using parantheses.
Instead of my wrong command:
CYC(1): write-image "world/myworld" (which is wrong!!!!!)
write the command like this:
CYC(1): (write-image "world/myworld") (which works fine)
Now that he found the file, the loading process was no problem at all. Just use the command of the readme.txt:
run-cyc-world "world/myworld"
in the command window.
CYC itself uses the file-extension .load but if you enter nothing else than the name of your world (like myworld here) it is no problem - it worked for me at least.
Hope I could help some of you as well...
Bye, Mx.


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Dr. Paul A. Boepple graduated from the University of Vermont COM in 1980. He works in Boston, MA and 2 other locations and specializes in Pediatric Endocrinology and Pediatrics. Dr. Boepple is affiliated with Massachusetts General Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital For Children At North Shore Medical Center and Newton-Wellesley Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Pediatric Endocrinology, Pediatrics
Medical School: University of Vermont COM; Graduated 1980
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While there are plenty of add-on electric bicycle motors out there, the Rubbee takes a particularly interesting approach. The product of a successful Kickstarter campaign, it incorporates a powered polyurethane roller that rubs against the bike's rear tire (hence the name), helping to augment the rider's pedaling power by driving the wheel forward. The second version of the device is now available and it's reportedly easier to use, plus it'll take you farther. Read More
Impossible electric bike folds up to fit in a backpack
Folding and electric bikes have proven fertile ground for innovation recently, but what about bikes that are both electric and folding? Three years in the making, the Impossible bike from a team of China-based engineers folds up to fit in a backpack and is capable of reaching 12 mph (20 km/h) on the road courtesy of a brushless electric motor. Read More
Pininfarina is now offering a luxury e-bike
Over its 84-year history, Pininfarina has designed breath-taking cars for the likes of Ferrari, Maserati, and Alfa Romeo. Starting in the 1980s, however, the Italian design firm began branching out into other types of products. Now, it's offering its own house-brand e-bike – the Pininfarina Fuoriserie. Read More
Daymak kit uses the sun to boost your bike
Daymak Inc. has previously brought us some interesting innovations in the world of electric two-wheelers, including the world's first wirelessly-controlled e-bike, and the Beast off-road solar-powered scooter. Now, the Toronto-based company is set to release its Daymak Drive System (DDS) – it's an e-bike conversion kit, that's powered by the sun. Read More
Pedalist velomobile could be a head-turning alternative to driving
Well, the popular Elf velomobile may be in for some competition. San Diego-based Virtue Cycle Solutions has developed a sort of electric cargo trike/pedal car type thing of its own, that it's hoping to bring to production sometime soon. We had a chance to take a peek at the snazzy-looking prototype at Interbike 2014. Read More
Electric bike specialist A2B introduced its latest creation at last month's Eurobike show. Named after the American inventor of the electromagnetic transmission, Justus B. Entz, the Entz e-bike benefits from a new, neatly integrated Continental e-drive that saves weight while promising a sharp electric-assisted ride. Read More
Electric bikes are an intriguing transportation alternative, but four- and five-figure price tags are just too much for many people to spend on a limited-utility, low-range electric vehicle. That price looks even steeper for those that already have a perfectly functional pedal bicycle sitting at home. Japanese-Swiss company Sunstar hopes to make e-bikes a little cheaper and more versatile with its modular Virtus electric drive that transforms a regular bike into an e-bike, then detaches in minutes, effectively giving you two bikes in one. Read More
Eurobike 2014 gets underway this week in Germany, and the country's own Haibike is showing two innovative electric bikes. The brand-new Haibike Xduro FullCarbon rolls the "carbon fiber construction" and "mid-engine layout" familiar in supercar design into a high-tech e-bike. Equally high-tech, the Sduro AllMtn Pro uses its Yamaha electric motor system to control an intelligently adjustable suspension system. Read More
Barak brings the voltage to any bike
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Sylvia L O'Hare-Serrano
Counselor, LPC-S, LBSW-IP
"Are you concerned about your child's behavior? Is this impacting the quality of your life? Are you feeling depressed or suffering from anxiety? Do you feel your relationships are not fulfilling? We believe that with the right treatment modality, in a caring non-judgmental environment we can help you and your family heal from the inside out. Our goal is to help provide you with the insights and tools you need to change limiting beliefs and behaviors, thus live your life to its full potential!!!
(915) 206-3065
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Michael J. Gately
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, LMFT
"I am Michael J. Gately LMFT, LCSW. I like to approach my work with every client as a journey of exploration and healing. I encourage people to develop and refine their unique self by building bridges toward their desired future. I focus on opening up possibilities and shutting down restrictive and limiting self-judgments. I also have special interests in developing creativity and connecting with spirituality. I am also a member of The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis and am also interested in mind-body issues.
(915) 996-1901
"Seeking therapy may be the first step toward a healthier self for those who aspire more out of life. I provide psychotherapy services, both to individuals, couples and families. I work with children, adolescents, women, men, and families and the many challenges they encounter. I work with many different issues such as depression, anxiety, substance abuse, behavior modification, teenage issues, and different types of traumas. I am experienced in CBT, TF-CBT, Anger management, Mindfulness, and Solution-Focused therapy among the theories used to assist our clients.
(915) 213-7550
El Paso, Texas 79924
"Jessica is an interactive, solution-focused therapist. Her therapeutic approach is to provide support and practical feedback to help clients effectively address personal life challenges. She integrates complementary methodologies and techniques to offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each client. With compassion and understanding, she works with each individual to help them build on their strengths and attain the personal growth they are committed to accomplishing.
(915) 317-7558
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Pamela Odom
Counselor, MA, LPC
"We all need help from time to time. It's often best to speak with someone outside of the family and friends circle. I can guide you to your best solution and your highest quality of life. When speaking with a professional counselor, such as myself, you can feel completely free of judgment and secure in the knowledge that your best interest is always the focus. Whether big or small, we can get through any issue together. I speak Spanish as well. Hablo Espanol.
(915) 206-2495
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Sheri Matthews
Counselor, MEd, LPC, NCC
"Are you struggling to have the kind of life you hoped for? Are you struggling with your relationship and know you need help? Come on in, let's talk!
(915) 209-3959
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Monica McGowan
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, LPC, NCC
"Are you looking for a safe place where you can share your deepest secrets, your insecurities, and your concerns about the future, or do you just want someone to listen to you express your thoughts and feelings? Come sit down, relax and share what's on your heart with me. Let me help you heal the hurts of your past, conquer your fears and guide you to your destiny.
(915) 209-3957
"We want to help you turn over a New Leaf in your life.Sometimes life gets hard and complicated, let us help. We don't want to put a band-aid on what hurts, we want you to heal completely from the inside out. Our goal is for you to discover your potential and use it. Are you looking to better your life for a little bit or for a long time? We help prepare you for the long journey of life, not just the speed bumps and detours. Let's work on a new you, your New Leaf.
(915) 701-2224
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Kenneth A McKellar
Counselor, PhD, NCC, LPC-S
"I specialize in working with clients that have experienced grief and loss, have addiction problems whether Alcohol, Drugs, Sex, Gambling addictions, Coping skills career counseling/transition needs.
(210) 585-4302
El Paso, Texas 79912
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Hector Martin Hernandez
Counselor, MSMHC, LPC, LMHC
"I am a Bilingual Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) specializing in helping others to overcome life challenges within a caring, compassionate and confidential therapeutic environment. Evening and Saturday appointments are available often within 24 hours.
(915) 269-9156
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Mary Amanda Beaver
Counselor, MS, LPC, NCC, LSOTP
"My counseling style is very welcoming and non-judgmental. In my office, I provide general counseling to mental health services for children, adolescents, and adults. The services provided cover a wide range of topics from depression and anxiety to child rearing to marriage counseling. If you are not sure about seeking counseling, please go to the email link and send your inquiry. Certified Anger Management, Level II, Century Anger Management. Please reference my website at www.mabcounselingservices.com
(915) 257-5810
Jason Lemmon
Pastoral Counselor
"Everyone has problems or issues with something. Sometimes, people need help in addressing their issue or putting their concerns to rest. This is where I come in. 'Understanding the Problem' seems simple enough but it is surprising how many people don't understand those with problems. Having dealt with almost every situation, problem, issue and concern out there, I find that experience in understanding to be a strong trait. I understand struggle and mental pain as far as suicidal tendencies. Helping people to cope with problems and ultimately to succeed in this world is a life calling and a passion. No one is without hope.
(915) 209-8164
El Paso, Texas 79928
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Kate Green
"You have made the brave decision to seek support and you are worth it. Meeting with a therapist can be intimidating; it requires strength and vulnerability. We are all imperfectly human and we deserve to reside in a place of honest self-acceptance, empowerment, and esteem. Coping with anxiety, codependence, depression, grief, isolation, feelings of powerlessness, and/or trauma can leave us exhausted and at a loss for answers.
(915) 600-7309
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Maria Susana Acosta
Counselor, LPC, LPC-S
"If you feel that you need to work through the feelings of depression, anxiety, and can't seem to find ways to cope,need someone who will listen and understand you, contact me. I am someone who will be there for you and walk with you through the pain and help you. I believe that all human beings are unique and have purpose, including children. I am a therapist that will allow you to vent and help you by teaching you an evidenced based approach to renewed wellness. Get ready to live a vibrant and fulfilling life, contact me.
(915) 209-3611
"Do you have something on your mind and seeking someone to listen and understand you in times of stress , anxiety and other mental blocks? The lending ear is here to offer counseling services in the El Paso County and surrounding areas.
(915) 755-5888
El Paso, Texas 79904
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Alex Reyes
Counselor, LPC
"I would like to help you to find effective ways to face your struggles. I believe counseling can help anyone to develop a new approach to daily stressors and frustrations that affect relationships and daily activities. I offer anger management sessions for court purposes.
(915) 493-2808
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Belinda Gallegos
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
""A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." -- Confucius. My job is my passion and helping others on their journey is one of my greatest privileges. As a Marriage and Family therapist I have worked with individuals, couples and families as they face road blocks in their life journey. I view counseling through a systems perspective and believe strongly that everyone is doing their best on any given day. I have over ten years in the mental health field and have been licensed for the past 7 years in Texas as well as California.
(915) 228-2087
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Claudia Chaparro
Psychiatric Nurse, MSN, RN, PMHNPBC
"Do you feel sad, anxious or isolated from the world around you? Let your dedicated Mental Health Specialist help restore you to your highest level of effective functioning. Nurse Practitioner Chaparro is Board Certified in Psychiatry, Experienced, Reliable and Bilingual
(915) 600-6957
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Solanja Perez-Rede
Counselor, MA, LPC
"Schedule your appointment electronically today at www.therapyappointment.com During those times in life when we feel frustrated, tired, down, anxious, doubting ourselves and in need of someone that listens to our problems, a helping hand could make a big difference. Becoming aware of our thoughts, behaviors, and other people's perspectives, as well as obtaining coping skills, and changing the way we think are potential ways in which we can improve our mood and overcome difficult situations. My goal is to listen to you and to be present in every step of the therapy journey.
(915) 213-7234
El Paso, Texas 79912
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Daniel Tovar
Counselor, LPC, NCC, CART
"I have a profound respect for those who come into my office and face issues that are painful and challenging. Through effective therapy, you can make long lasting healthy changes to your thoughts, choices and behaviors, that persistently interfere with your happiness and quality of life. Allowing time for yourself, will provide you the opportunity to recognize the necessary changes you are searching for. You deserve to feel healthy, happy, and in control of your life.
(915) 545-1520
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By: Jennie Olson
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents is expected to give final approval to $120 million worth of new projects.
All of the money comes from the Minnesota Legislature.
A large portion of the money -- $56 million – is expected to go toward renovations of the 87-year-old Tate Laboratory on the Twin Cities campus. Another $10 million will go toward the Crookston campus Wellness Center.
The Board of Regents is also expected to take up next year's proposed budget for the university before voting on it Friday. That budget freezes tuition for Minnesota resident undergraduates.


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Lamar football holds pro day Wednesday
BEAUMONT – Lamar University held its football pro day Wednesday at Provost Umphrey Stadium with scouts from nine National Football League teams evaluating three former Cardinals.
Wide receivers J.J. Hayes and Marcus Jackson and defensive end Darby Jackson all went through a battery of drills in the hopes of getting the approval of at least one of the scouts and making their way into an NFL training camp.
"I felt like it was a great opportunity for me to come out and hopefully catch the eye of one of the scouts," said Jackson who finished his two-year Lamar career with 65 catches for 1,159 yards and 12 touchdowns. "All it takes is one guy to like me and get me into camp, and then I can hopefully take care of the rest."
The day started in the weight room with the 225-pound bench press. The 6-foot-3, 205-pound Hayes was able to complete 10 reps, while Marcus Jackson (6-foot-1, 195) finished with five. Darby Jackson did not participate in the bench press due to a shoulder surgery.
The trio then went outside to perform a vertical jump and a standing broad jump. Marcus Jackson posted a 39-inch vertical and added a broad jump of 10'8". Hayes had a 33.5-inch vertical and a broad jump of 9'5", while Darby Jackson added a vertical of 27.5 inches.
All three then ran a pair of 40-yard dashes. Marcus Jackson finished with a best time of 4.45, while Hayes ran a 4.78 and the 6-foot-3, 235-pound Darby Jackson ran an impressive 4.9. They then ran a series of shuttle runs that help scouts evaluate agility and quickness.
Hayes and Marcus Jackson also ran a several pass routes, catching balls from former LU quarterback Doug Prewitt. Both showed their ability to run solid routes and go up and catch the ball.
"I was mentally prepared, but when you get out here around these people from these different teams, nerves kicked in," said Hayes. "Doug threw some good balls and I was able to showcase my talents and we were still on the same page (as from the 2011 season).
"It's a blessing to get to showcase my talents in front of these scouts. It's big for Lamar because it shows there is a lot of talent at this level, and it helps recruiting for us to be able to perform out here."
Hayes finished his two-year Lamar career with 105 catches for 1,696 yards and 14 touchdown catches. Darby Jackson led the Cardinals with three and a half sacks as a junior and finished his career with 70 tackles.
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The Dusty Rose Band will be playing a benefit for the Randy Sams Homeless Shelter this Freaky Friday Night from 7 til 9.
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Come to the benefit crawfish boil on Saturday to help out a very special little boy. When was the last time you were able to help out a great cause, enjoy yummy crawfish (or hamburgers) and visit the wonderful Downtown Texarkana! This event is in the Landmark Building.
There is a benefit on Saturday to raise money to help Jamie Lawing for medical, traveling and expenses during her treatment for Osteosarcoma.
A concert is planned featuring the band "Unseen." There are also silent auctions of great items that have been donated. Booths will be set up for many different kinds of vendors--see the list below.
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The Coleman Pearson Fundraiser for the Family of Craig and Joanna Pearson will be on Wednesday from 4 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at Chili's Restaurant in Texarkana.
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The Texarkana Salvation Army in Texarkana is holding a benefit fish fry on Thursday, Oct. 3 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Center of Hope Homeless Shelter at 316 Hazel Street in Texarkana, Arkansas.
The Heritage Church 2nd Annual 'Tee Off Fore Kids' golf tournament will be at Texarkana Golf Ranch Saturday.
Last week I wrote about a benefit that will take place for Mary Adcock and Vicki Lawrence. The mother and daughter are both fighting cancer. Now, the date is set! So, please mark your calendars for Sunday, August 11 at Shooters!
Please help Marilyn Vaden who was recently diagnosed with Stage Two breast cancer by coming to the cookout and yard sale that is scheduled for Saturday, June 22.
The yard sale starts at 8 a.m. and the cookout will begin around 10 a.m. The event will be in the parking lot at 1414 Arkansas Blvd which is in front of Arklatex Health Center.
There is a benefit for Jamie Reynolds on Sunday, January 13, 2013, at the Road Map in Texarkana. Jamie was in a motorcycle accident last year and is unable to work. She has a son and the medical bills are rising by the day.