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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate sent the White House a bill on Tuesday giving nearly 4 million veterans and survivors a 1.7 percent increase in their monthly benefit payments next year.
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Kris Humphries wants to know if his soon-to-be-ex-wife Kim Kardashian's relationship with music mogul Kanye West is just another a publicity stunt, but not because the NBA star wants to know for personal reasons, rather, to aide his ongoing divorce case with the reality star, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.
As we previously reported, Kardashian is already backtracking on her recent vow to keep her love life off camera. Kim and Kanye's PDA filled date night Monday at the opening of Scott Disick's restaurant RYU in New York was all caught on camera for an upcoming episode of Kim's reality show.
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Microsoft recently bestowed a gift on every small business owner: a preview version of Windows 8. Besides the fact that you can download the demo and use it on any computer without having to buy a license, you get a chance to check out the latest operating system before you upgrade the entire office. Check out this visual tour of some of the most important new business features.
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Scouting Report-Bowman is the kind of play when you read his clippings and watch him play, you figure he's got to be a first round pick right? But he really isn't and it's not because he can't play football. Because there's no doubt he can. His range is amazing as he's able to work from one hash to the other with little effort and can really cover the entire field in that mid level of the defense. A lot of that is because he's a really smart player, does a good job breaking the play down, and takes great angles to the ballcarrier. If you run to his side, good luck getting the edge on him and getting upfield. So, we get it, he can play the run. Can he cover? You betcha. He can line up and go man on tight ends, chase backs out of the backfield, drop his butt and slide into zone coverage and really does a nice job anticipating and deflecting passes. As a blitzer however, he comes up pretty short. The problem? Well, it's the big rub with his whole game. The guy looks like he should be as strong as an ox with his compact frame, but he really isn't. Shoulders are narrow and you have to give him an A for effort on sticking his nose in against lineman, it normally doesn't work out well for him.
Draft Status-Bowman is strictly 4-3 OLB material, so that limits him in some regard with the teams who will target him. Then you figure in a talented OLB group, and I can see Bowman slipping into the late 2nd round. No doubt he has some legit concerns(more on those later), but he's a very good football player as well. I can't imagine he lasts into the 3rd round but if he does, he's a steal.
Final Analysis-Bowman has some serious strikes against him. His lack of strength is legit and could really hurt him if a team thinks he can't get stronger. He's had some injuries and so there is always some concerns there. As good as he is in coverage the fact he can't really rush the passer could hurt him too. I think that is very coachable, because some of what I see is a player who's overly aggressive, and if he can be coached to just ease back, will really help him. He's a nice tackler but not great, but once again, coachable. Oh, and because someone will ask if I don't put it in, yes Bowman has had a run in with the law. There, I said it. All in all, Bowman is a great player in a loaded draft, and will fall some. In my opinion he's a 3 down 4-3 OLB and that's not something you see a ton of in the NFL. My biggest concern with him, I haven't mentioned at this point is, I wonder if his upside may be pretty small. Not convinced yet, but it's something to think about, just how much better he can be.
Reminds me of:Chad Greenway, OLB, Minnesota Vikings-Greenway is a really solid all around player and one of the better coverage linebackers in the NFL. He also has a limited upside and isn't as physical as some would like. Bowman is a player a lot like that.
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On November 29, 1815, Joseph Guthrie, son of William Guthrie, received from the estate of his father, a parcel of land containing 113 acres plus allowances. Joseph had the land surveyed. Soon after, the lot plans were laid out, forming the Town of Derry. Derry is now known as New Derry and what we now know as Derry, was originally called Derry Station. The town was laid out along two streets, Pittsburg Street running east to west, and Liberty Street running north to south. Lot #27 Pittsburg Street, on the west side of town, was purchased by Robert Fulton for the sum of $25.00 lawful currency of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, on February 22, 1817.
A Georgian-style stone house and other appurtenances were erected on the property. There are no facts to prove whether Robert Fulton operated the house as a stagecoach inn, however, it is believed that he did because by April 3, 1821, when he and his wife, Lettice, sold it to James Fulton, Jr., who called himself an Innkeeper, the value of the property had increased to $600.00.
Travelers on the Lincoln Highway East often stopped at the Fulton House-Stone Tavern for rest, food, and ale.
A wagon shop was housed in the rear stone portion of the building. Reuben Allshouse purchased the property May 23, 1871, for $900.00. After his death, Edward H. Ferry purchased it from Naomi Berry and other heirs of Reuben for $1000.00 on May 12, 1905.
On November 17, 1941, Floyd N. Thomas and his wife, Clara, purchased the property.
After Floyd's death, it became the property of Thomas Nicodem and his wife, Effie, on August 31, 1970.
The house stood vacant for many years until May 1997, when The Derry Area Historical Society took possession and began the restoration and rehabilitation.
This beautiful stone inn once boarded governors and four presidents and was originally knows as The Union Hotel. The building is now restored following a devastating 1944 fire that destroyed much of the 18th century interior of the original structure. The 1820 east end addition was not affected by the fire. This portion of the building houses the Fulton County Historical Society Museum.
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Frisco Sika Brno earned a decisive game three in their Quarter-Final Play-Off series with Wisla Can-Pack Krakow, handing their Polish opponents an 87-72 loss.
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SIMON BORCHARDT saw Jake White's side take another step towards the Australian conference title with a 19-15 victory against the Waratahs.
The Brumbies, who will play the Blues in their final league fixture in Canberra next weekend, are now five log points clear of the Reds, who will host the Waratahs. However, whoever wins the Australian conference will have to up their game substantially to avoid being knocked out of the competition by the team that finishes sixth on the combined standings (probably the Bulls or Sharks).
The Brumbies were well below their best at Sydney's Olympic Stadium but fortunately for them they were up against a team that has made a habit of losing games they should have won. The Waratahs dominated the breakdown in the second half and had most of the ball, but were unable to kick on from Berrick Barnes' try that gave them a 15-9 lead with 20 minutes to go.
The Brumbies hit back shortly after with a Henry Speight try, which was followed by touchline conversion and penalty kicks by Zack Holmes and Jesses Moggs respectively.
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Bruins Ryder Roberts scored two goals while Garrett Danner made 11 saves in the cage.
A total of eight Bruins (seven players and one coach) are in Szombathely, Hungary.
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Product DescriptionThis mountain bike tire from CST, the Caballero, features a durable 27 thread-per-inch casing with a lightweight puncture resistant belt under the treads. It is available in steel bead or folding bead variety. Weight: 700 grams (folding) ;
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Date Reviewed: March 22, 2013
Strengths: This is the most under-rated 29er tires for the price.
I own three 29ers (i.e. two hardtail 29ers Paradox 29 and TransAM 29 and one full suspension - Bandit 29) and I have this tires on all three bikes. I have been using it for 1 year and I must say this tire an all around great 29er tire. It holds-up very well with very little wear. It corners great... very predictable. It reminds me of the Continental Mountain Kings tread, but better and longer wear like the Mountain Queens. It's more like a freeride tire for 29ers. Highly recommend for the $15 price.
Weaknesses: hummm... maybe a little heavy, but the tire tread will last a very long time and it's reinforced like a FR tire.
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I own three 29ers (i.e. two hardtail 29ers Paradox 29 and TransAM 29 and one full suspension - Bandit 29) and I have this tires on all three bikes. I have been using it for 1 year and I must say this tire an all around great 29er tire. It holds-up very well with very little wear. It corners great... very predictable. It reminds me of the Continental Mountain Kings tread, but better and longer wear like the Mountain Queens. It's more like a freeride tire for 29ers. Highly recommend for the $15 price.
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Duration Product Used: 1 year and still going strong
Price Paid: $15.00
Purchased At: Universal Cycles
Similar Products Used: Nearly every other 29er tires out there
Bike Setup: Transition Bandit 29 140mm front and 130mm rear travel
Banshee Paradox 29 120mm front travel
Transition TransAM 29 140mm front travel
Date Reviewed: February 17, 2013
Strengths: Rode it for the first time today in the snow and ice near West Orange, NJ. Ran a higher pressure for some reason. between 35-40 front and rear. For a cheap tire i inspired a lot of confidence. It was an XC outting, but it did have some good downhill sections that we got good speed goin. It was semi soft snow and ice from the day melt. super choppy. with speed i didnt lose the front end once. It did chop around a bit, but that should be expected due to the ice and snow chop. I also reversed the tire direction. I thought the design of the tread blocks would work better this way and I believe it did. it stuck so well. the braking was great too. didnt lose the rear end at all even with solid pressure applied. great tire in the soft snow and ice. if it did this well in these conditions im sure it will be great in other areas. On concrete they provide some vibration, but it's expected. they roll pretty well though. not too much more effort involved with these.
Weaknesses: if i had to mention it would be that upon purchasing the tire without installing it seemed the sidewalls are very thing. a little worried, but nothing else really i can mention.
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Date Reviewed: December 26, 2012
Strengths: Grip and cost.
Weaknesses: (Relative) Maybe not a sandy/hardpack tire, a turd on pavement.
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They do trundle along on pavement, but most mud tires do that in any case, but at least you don't feel badly about it with the CSTs- they wear slow thanks to the stiff mud and they don't cost much. I may even buy another one since I'm wearing out the rear tire on another bike.
The bike the tires are on is in Boise now, and I am not 100% sold on the grip, but that could certainly be the fault of the sandy conditions that I am not used to riding on- it does seem like you can get away with a faster rolling tire there.
And mine set up fast ghetto tubeless with a compressor.
Date Reviewed: September 6, 2012
Strengths: es una llanta muy resistente a golpes fuertes de piedras,suave en las paredes para tener un poca mas de absorcion en los impactos fuertes, muy buen agarre en las curvas, buen ancho y su dibujo ace que no se derrape tan facil. la llanta tiene un muy buen hule le da mayor durabilidad y un costo muy accesible.
Weaknesses: es un poco mas pesada que las demas pero no tiene mucha imoportancia.
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Date Reviewed: August 13, 2012
Strengths: great in mud, loose stuff, cheap and durable
Weaknesses: weight, rolling resistance
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Purchased At: niagaracycle
Bike Setup: Motobecane Fantom Pro29,
Date Reviewed: July 9, 2012
Strengths: Good cornering and traction in a wide variety of conditions. Long lasting. Ridiculous price.
Weaknesses: Rolling resistance and weight.
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Purchased At: Jenson USA
Similar Products Used: CST Camber Pro (faster rolling, better on hardpack but not as good in the loose stuff)
Date Reviewed: July 7, 2012
Strengths: Very grippy, seem to have a durable casing. Inexpensive for a folding tire. Good volume.
Weaknesses: rolling resistance on tarmac and dry hardpack. Not really light but what 2.25 width tire with lots of knobs is?
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I have been using one on the back of ny hardtail but want to try one up front soon. I dont understand why a previous poster from St Louis said he thinks they would not be a good front tire, but maybe the conditions there are much different. Here in the desert and mountain west they seem like an ideal design for a front tire. Good volume and profile. Tough and have alot of gripping edges while still not being to open of a tread pattern.
Date Reviewed: July 2, 2012
Strengths: Grippy in loose, dusty conditions. Great tread puncture resistance. Quieter than expected. Seats up tubeless with very little air leakage. Price.
Weaknesses: Higher than expected rolling resistance. A little heavy (810 grams - 29er, folding)
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I think the real benefit here will be the slower wear. I ride mostly trail but probably a quarter of my riding is spent on asphalt getting to the trails. My old Geax AKAs wore quickly in this scenario but the Caballeros seem to be wearing much better. The downside to these tires is the higher rolling resistance on pavement. It's definitely noticeable.
Not sure how much of a benefit this is yet, but the tread area has an extra layer of protection against puncture. This is really noticeable once you take the tires out of the box. The tread area is much stiffer than an ordinary tire which contributes to extra weight on the tire. The (new) Caballeros weighed about 100 grams more/tire than my old, worn GEAX tires. So far I haven't had any thorns punch far enough into the tread to have the Stan's come out. Maybe that's a good thing here in AZ.
Unless something catastrophic happens with these tires, I'll probably continue to purchase them as I'm very satisfied so far.
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Duration Product Used: 1 month
Purchased At: Walmart
Similar Products Used: Geax AKA 29, 2.2
Bike Setup: Felt Nine, Stan's Arches
Date Reviewed: May 15, 2012
Strengths: I an very surprised with these tires for the value for money. It is one of the best "cheap" chinese products I have ever bought & used. Excelent grip in loose and rocky terrain. Awesome rolling for a relatively beafy tire. After one year I have had just one puncture, what it is surprissing in the terrain I drive.
Weaknesses: Cannot think of any, really.
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Price Paid: $15.00
Purchased At: El Pedal
Similar Products Used: Spesh Eskar (crap), Maxis Roller (good)
Bike Setup: Specialized Pitch Pro 2009 with some carbon upgrades.
Date Reviewed: February 23, 2012
Strengths: great puncture resistance, traction, durability
Weaknesses: have not found one yet
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Price Paid: $25.00
Purchased At: victorville cycles
Similar Products Used: kenda nevagal, wtb mutano, michelin
Bike Setup: '09 haro xeon with 160mm marzoochi 55tst air fork, rockshox pearl 3.3 rear shock for 160mm front and rear travel. shimano hydraulic disc 8" front/7" rear, shimano 12mm rear hub and 20mm front with wtb freeride wheels, shimano drivetrain 2x9 with azonic bashgaurd, azonic stem and riser bars, grips, seat, raceface evolve seatpost, cst cabalerro front tire/ kenda nevegal rear tire both 2.5
Date Reviewed: April 13, 2011
Strengths: This tire make me more confidence riding my bike at hardpack and semi wet condition. I have also tried in mud, not great but quite good tire at that price.
Weaknesses: I have not find any weakness yet. I will try this tire in other track maybe for AM track to find out.
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $10.00
Purchased At: Local Bike Shop
Similar Products Used: Local Indonesian brand and I think can not compare to Caballero.
Bike Setup: Leonis 26" - Mix Shimano groupset - Suntour XCR fork and XCT Crank - Mix cockpit: Amoeba, UNO & United.
Date Reviewed: March 26, 2011
Strengths: Fantastic traction in hard and loose stuff, OK in mud (not great, but OK). Large volume with compliant sidewalls for lower pressure inflation
Weaknesses: Not tubeless, lots of rolling resistance on pavement, even with steel beads they don't seal terribly well on the rims compared to WTB tires.
Bottom Line:
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Price Paid: $15.00
Purchased At: Universal Cycles
Similar Products Used: WTB Exiwolf
Bike Setup: Jamis Dakota 29er
Date Reviewed: March 20, 2011
Strengths: tread pattern, sidewalls
Weaknesses: none so far
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $30.00
Purchased At: niagra cycle works
Similar Products Used: kenda nevegal
Bike Setup: 2010 gt avalanche 3.0 disc.tora 289. deore drivetrain
Date Reviewed: December 29, 2010
Strengths: grip, price
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid: $16.00
Purchased At: lbs
Similar Products Used: Continental Mountain King
Bike Setup: hardtail
Date Reviewed: September 24, 2010
Strengths: Traction,size,price.
Weaknesses: Rolling resistance,but hey,we're talking about 2.4 inches.
Bottom Line:
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Price Paid: $14.00
Purchased At: Velomania
Similar Products Used: CST Cheynne.
Bike Setup: Hartail AM bike.
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The 2009 Inc. 500|5000: The Top 10 Indian-Run Companies
Dr. Kiran Patel, Freedom Health Promod Sharma, CEO, Criterion Systems Vikram Kashyap, CEO, Canopy Financial Bhavna Vasisht, President, and Anuj Khurana, CEO, ARK Solutions Vinit Bharara, Co-founder and COO, Diapers.com Vijay Gunturu, President, Sirsai Anshu Bhatnagar, CEO, 2pi Solutions Sanjay Kamlani, Co-founder and Co-CEO, Pangea3 Vidya Ravichandran, President, GlowTouch Technologies Atul Parikh, CEO, AB Star Group
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Location: Tampa, FL
Revenue: $182.8 million
Born in Zambia, educated in India, Dr. Kiran Patel arrived in the United States Thanksgiving Day, 1976. He returned home to attend medical school, where he met his wife, a fellow student, but ultimately decided to return to the U.S. permanently. "I wanted to make sure my children had a better future, and the political climate in Africa at the time was a bit challenging," he says.
Rank: No. 10
Location: Vienna, VA
Revenue: $20.3 million
Promod Sharma grew up in New Delhi in comfortable circumstances as a child of the elite class. "I had a very nice life," he says. After studying accounting at the London School of Economics, he followed his father, who worked at the World Bank, to Washington, D.C. When he came to America, he jumped into IT and after working with several tech companies, Sharma decided to launch his own business in the industry. He founded Criterion Systems in 2005.
Rank: No. 12
Location: San Francisco, CA
Revenue: $19.8 million
Vikram Kashyap grew up in Ohio as one of the only Indian kids in his school. He learned to speak German because of his communities large German population. "It was pretty interesting," he says, adding that his parents eventually moved to Los Angeles to be in a more diverse area. But while Kashyap says he's proud of his Indian roots and rich cultural heritage, at the end of the day, "I'm an American." Kashyap always wanted to be an entrepreneur, and he launched healthcare payment processing firm Canopy Financial to achieve his lifelong goal.
Rank: No. 33
Location: Chantilly, VA
Revenue: $8.6 million
Born and raised in an upper-middle class household in India, Anuj Khurana set out for Los Angeles with two suitcases and very little money. "I was told America is a land of opportunity, and boy were they right," Khurana says. But he stays connected to his native country through daily contact with ARK Solutions' Indian office and yearly visits home to see his parents.
Rank: No. 35
Location: Montclair, NJ
Revenue: $89.4 million
Even though he grew up in New Jersey, Vinit Bharara considers himself Indian through and through. "My iPod is loaded with Bhangra and my fridge with homemade paranthas from my mom," he says. To start their lives in the U.S., his parents overcame challenges Bharara says he's not sure he could have faced. Born in what is now Pakistan, shortly before the 1947 partition dividing the two countries, Bharara parents survived a violent upheaval before immigrating as a young married couple with just pennies in their pockets.
Rank: No. 36
Location: Redmond, WA
Revenue: $8.3 million
Born and raised in the Indian state of Andrapradesh, Vijay Gunturu immigrated for a chance at a better education. Technical education wasn't as advanced in his home region as it is today, so he left for the masters program at Ohio's Wright State University. After working as a software developer, he took another leap in 2001 to start Sirsai, an outsourcing firm serving Seattle's tech industry.
Rank: No. 76
Location: Washington, D.C.
Revenue: $9.8 million
After immigrating in 1974 to pursue a career in library sciences, Anshu Bhatnagar's father joined the U.S. military. Bhatnagar credits his high school years in Seoul as his reason for wanting to become an entrepreneur. "Most of the Indian community there were businesspeople, hence all our family friends owned their own businesses and were very successful," he explains. Bhatnagar left behind a six-figure salary in the IT industry to start his first business and hasn't looked back.
Rank: No. 88
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Spirituality wrote:The Tibetan health forum is meant for specific questions to Tibetan Health professionals. I don't think your question applies.
The law of attraction is like karma in that it makes us responsible for our own lives. The difference is that the LOA avoids talking about the topic from the perspective of various lives.
That's very different from magical thinking: that you might hurt someone by having a hobby or something. From a Buddhist perspective what matters is simply to WANTING to hurt people and not actively hurting people. Since you clearly do not want to hurt people, you're in the clear on that one. You're probably hurting people by avoiding them though, from what I can tell.
Personally I think online help might definitely be a help: you're pretty clear on where you went wrong, and probably only need help getting back on track. do remind yourself regularly that if bad things happen to people, that doesn't have anything to do with you.
My own experience dealing with fears is simple: face up to them and you'll conquer me one by one. Fears don't just disappear, but familiarity with a situation will make it easier to deal with, the fear becomes manageable.
I wonder if superstition work through LoA,I mean you know like breaking mirror and get bad luck thing,maybe people believe it is true so it happened,so I wonder if I accidentally created my own set of superstitions,you get what I mean?
Adumbra wrote:I wonder if superstition work through LoA,I mean you know like breaking mirror and get bad luck thing,maybe people believe it is true so it happened,so I wonder if I accidentally created my own set of superstitions,you get what I mean?
I think if YOU believe in the superstition, it could affect you. But stepping on a crack won't break your mother's back, unless she thinks it will too.
Of course, there is sympathetic magic, but that actually takes a lot of focus and willpower which you are not exerting. The same thing applies to the law of attraction: you have to focus on something intently with unswerving faith that it will occur. And affecting another person with LoA is even more difficult because they simultaneously have their own thoughts/feelings which may be completely different from yours. In any case a person's own expectations have much more influence on themselves than what you might be putting out.
Bottom line: your fears are totally illogical and unfounded even within the paradigm of LoA or voodoo/witchcraft.
Chill out.
In my experience shrinks are just witchdoctors who overcharge for their services. They do nothing but listen to you whine and then get you strung out on expensive, mostly untested drugs which will have all sorts of interesting, long term side-effects. You may as well go see a Gypsy fortuneteller. It's safer, cheaper, just as effective (and she's pretty and will stroke your hand as she reads your palm).
But whatever... it's your call.
AlexanderS wrote:Then let go of this law of attraction bullshit.
Hmm....... ok,but the supporters of LoA talk as if just having bad thoughts alone is almost solely responsible for whatever suffering someone is having.
Adumbra wrote:Hmm....... ok,but the supporters of LoA talk as if just having bad thoughts alone is almost solely responsible for whatever suffering someone is having.
Persistantly bad thoughts, yes. People observe, for example, that they are in poverty and so they come to expect it never imagining that they could experience anything better. In this case the perception feeds back into your thought processes which in turn will tend to perpetuate the reality that you are perceiving.
While continueing to manifest what is already manifesting is an easy, passive process the same cannot be said for manifesting something new. To change your circumstances, for better or worse, requires persistent focus upon the new manifestation while doggedly ignoring what already is. A stray negative thought has no more power to manifest than a stray, positive thought. Anyone can attest to this. How many of you have gotten on to a plane and thought about it crashing or being taken hostage? And yet you are still alive. How many people buy lottery tickets every week and dream of what they would do with the money? And yet weeks will pass in which no one will win.
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C. Louis Shields, 90, owner of Johnson Drug, died Wednesday in Wilmington, according to obituary information submitted to The Daily News.
Shields came to
Shields was a long time advocate for public health serving as the pharmacist at the Onslow County Health Department for more than 20 years both per diem and as a volunteer. He was appointed to the Board of Health and served as the pharmacist at the Health Department in downtown
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"I can't think of anything the community was faced with in the many years I have been president that he wasn't out in the front in some way," said President of Coastal Carolina Community College Ron Lingle. "The man was an incredible visionary and one of the most fascinating people I have ever met in my life. He didn't have a huge ego and didn't have to be a leader, but if he recognized something needed to be done, he took action."
Shields graduated from
It was there that he met coworker Martha Vance Parker who he married
"I thought she was the woman for me," he previously told The Daily News. "I thought she was the only one."
The couple was married for 65 years until Martha died about two years ago. The Shields had three children, twins Bill and Bob and a younger son Vance, a dentist in
After seven years, Louis Shields moved to manage the Wallace Drug Co., which no longer exists. In 1953, Shields came to
Louis Shields worked as a pharmacist for Graham Johnson, owner of the 20-year-old business Johnson Drugs. In 1955, Johnson sold Shields part interest in the business. Johnson died in 1961 and in 1970, Shields bought the business from his widow. Shields kept the name Johnson Drugs. The business was now located on
In 1973, Larry Denning became a partner in the business. In 1978, Ray Johnson, who is no kin to the original owner, bought into the business to manage the new store in Westpark. Johnson is now semi-retired and works only part-time dispensing drugs at the Westpark location. In 1990, an additional store was opened in
Shields sold the business to Denning and Johnson about seven years ago because "I wanted to quit working all the time," he previously told The Daily News.
The funeral service will be Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville at with the burial following at
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Louis Shields, 90, owner of Johnson Drug, died Wednesday in
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