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Upgrade - version 1.1.122:
If you have a working installation of pDRAW32 and need to upgrade, there is no reason to uninstall and reinstall. Simply download the exe file and overwrite your existing exe file.
If a more recent version of any of these files exists, you should download it and overwrite the corresponding files in your pDRAW32 installation directory.
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|Date = June 15th 2014
|Restriction enzyme data file (6 kb)
|Date = November 13th 2013
|Restriction enzyme
data file including
I-CeuI, I-PpoI, I-SceI, PI-PspI, PI-SceI homing enzymes (6 kb)
Gateway aat sites and loxP, lox66 and lox71
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for the time being.
|Date = May 6th 2014
Installation - version 1.1.121:
To install pDRAW32 you should download the pDRAW32setup.zip file and extract (e.g. using WinZip) the contents to any directory of your choice. Then the program can be installed by executing the file SETUP.EXE from that directory.
|pDRAW32 installation
files revision 1.1.114 (5.9 MB)
|Date = March 26th 2014
The installation files may not always be based on the latest revision of pDRAW32, so after installation always check above to see if a newer version exists.
The above installation
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NeNe Leakes is not apologizing for bringing her "Real Housewives of Atlanta" BFF to tears.
NeNe, who clearly doesn't agree with Cynthia Bailey's decision to allow her daughter to date, justified her comments that could have been interpreted as criticism of Cynthia's parenting.
While Cynthia shared news about her 13-year-old daughter's boyfriend, NeNe stated that she would not allow a child that age to date. She also seemed to raise doubts for Cynthia when NeNe spoke about promiscuous teenage girls twirking in the middle of the mall.
Though her words caused a crying Cynthia to get up and leave the table where all the women were enjoying breakfast, NeNe remained unapologetic and suggested they all learn how to agree to disagree.
"Cynthia is very clear on where I stand about teenage dating," NeNe wrote on her site. "I won't be changing my opinion EVER! Not for Cynthia, not for you, not for anybody! I think it's okay for friends to agree to disagree. It's also okay for friends to have various opinions with respect to child rearing."
The ladies have all previously agreed that talking about each other's children is off limits. So, NeNe suggested that no one raise the topic if opposing POVs aren't welcome.
"If you don't wanna hear others opinions, don't bring up the topic that you find to be sooooo touchy!" NeNe wrote.
Kandi Burruss explained to NeNe that her comments could have been perceived as judgmental, but the "Glee" actress said that was not her intent.
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Cargomatic CEO Jonathan Kessler is giving away free smartphones to some local truckers on the platform. "If they have questions, a lot of times they have their kids help them," he says. Cargomatic
The UpTake: The head of Venice Beach startup Cargomatic walks us through the app, how the company is technologizing an antiquated industry and why it's giving away smartphones for free.
Does Cargomatic have any competitors, and if so, how is Cargomatic different?
There are competitors to Cargomatic in different parts of this industry. It's an enormous industry. There are people who are doing the home delivery to consumers [from] eBay, Amazon. Then on the long-haul side, there are a couple of people competing with us as well. But in our market, which is local trucking, we haven't found anybody.
Do you anticipate expanding within the larger trucking industry?
Eventually I would say, yeah, we would connect the dots. If we're in multiple markets—say, San Francisco and L.A.—we should be able to connect the dots between those locations. But our current plans are really to focus on local market.
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Clariant is an internationally active specialty chemical company, based in Muttenz near Basel. The group owns over 100 companies worldwide and employed 21 202 employees at the end of 2012. In the financial year 2012, Clariant produced a turnover of CHF 6 billion. Clariant is divided into seven business units: Additives; Catalysts; Function Minerals, Industrial & Consumer ...
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Brewhaus (America) Inc. is the largest and most experienced manufacturer of moonshine stills and home distilling equipment and supplies in North America. We offer the widest selection and best pricing on all moonshine making supplies, turbo yeast, and distillers yeast, with extremely fast shipping due to our large inventory and dedicated staff. Tour our warehouse here.
As the oldest and most experienced supplier of small scale alcohol stills in America, we are able to offer the best service and knowledge to both commercial moonshine distillers and home distilling enthusiasts.
We are the manufacturer of High Spirits Distillers Yeast and Turbo Yeast, and the sole American importer for The Original Prestige home distillation products from Sweden. The Original Prestige were the originators of turbo yeast, and their essences are simply the best quality essences that we have ever found.
Brewhaus manufactures our superior quality alcohol stills and High Spirits turbo yeast and distillers yeast in the USA. Each moonshine still that we produce is hand crafted to exacting standards, ensuring you the finest unit for all of your alcohol distilling and other home distilling needs. Our stills are widely used as a moonshine distiller, whiskey still, or essential oil distiller. If you are a commercial alcohol distiller we can also custom build a still to suit your specific distillation needs.
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Custom Dave Deal car hauler trailer
Posted 06 September 2012 - 07:39 PM
Coming up with an idea for a trailer that would look like something Dave might have done hasn't been easy, and I still dont know if mine is wacky enough but here are a few progress pics. I tried to make it really rounded and swoopy, kinda like the cars it's pulling.
Let me know what you guys think. The part on the back is going to be a fold up ramp that the cars drive up on. I plan to cover the top with diamond plate coverd in bmf. The frame color will be a bright metallic blue. I am also making another Vanman to match the trailer in the same blue.
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I am thinking of making a bail type hitch (similar to a push-pull scraper) for the front of the trailer instead of the typical framed design. It will look kinda like a huge "D" ring on the front. I have a really wacky looking receiver hitch for the back of the van that I have been toying with. I think it will look nicely overstated when I get it all complete.
I am still looking for some ideas on the overall trailer though. It seems too simple or plain to be something Dave would have made. Does anyone have any thoughts or opinions of things that I should incorporate. Pics will help too if you have any.
Thanks again for looking.
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I got some bondo and primer work done on the trailer and the duck tail ramp. I think it is just about smooth enough. Probably needs 1 more coat of primer before it is ready for paint. I plan to make a really big and really cool piano hinge for the ramp and I need to come up with some tail lights for it.....
Here is an idea of what I have planned for the fenders/car stoppers.
I think the idea of a "D" ring the trailer hitch is fitting for the model but I don't know if it looks quite right. You can see it kinda mocked up in the pics. I don't know if I should stick with it or go with a more typical tongue style trailer. If I do stick with it I will make it hinge of the front similar the piano hinge I will make for the back.
Thoughts? Ideas? Input?
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Man that was giving me so much trouble last night when I was trying to add photos. I'm loving your concept here. I've personally never built one of these but they look like fun. Keep up the work
Rock and Roll! Photobucket is back up and working now. What do yall think?
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Lol....I was doing the same thing last night, it was really getting the best of me. I almost threw my iPad across the room..haha.
Thanks man! Yeah I thought I was doing something wrong last night. Tried a hundred different things to make it upload photos but no go. Finally worked this afternoon though.
Anyways, welcome to the site Lucas. Keep them photos coming.
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Anyways, I could still use some thoughts or ideas on the tounge for the trailer and the tail lights for it. Anyone have some input?
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Make a boat out of it!!
Now that I look at it again , it looks kinda weird . Maybe you could use it for something?
For designing like Dave, i'd suggest a few puffs of something first. I'm sure he did.
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My daughter loves making bug crafts. She loves reading bug stories. She even loves keeping bugs in a jar. But if a bug dares to cross my Emma's comfort zone and land on her arm, you'll hear her scream from miles away. That's why it's so funny to me how much she loves bugs. Emma was so excited to create some darling bugs today out of packing peanuts.
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Here we are, it is Wednesday again, which means it is time for another room in my home tour. This week due to my deadline filled schedule, I have picked the smallest room in the house. . . the hallway. This room has just one wall, the wall I am showcasing without a door. It connects the bedroom, bathroom, office/studio and the dining room so it is literally in the heart of the house. What better way to fill the heart than with photos of those who are closest and artwork made with love. This room is an homage to my daughter and me with bits and pieces of things that each of us have made, her gorgeous artwork and heart warming pieces from family and friends. Take the short 12 foot tour and I will give you the details at the end of the post.
DRAWINGS: Just a few years ago, Emily decided she loved to draw and away she went. The little green owl came first and the glorious drawing of the winged warrioress is something she drew for me within the last few years. I treasure both pieces. POTTERY: My mother was an amazing illustrator and potter. When her health came to a place that we knew her time was short, my sisters and I went through hundreds of her pottery pieces to divide them among the four of us. The three porcelain bowls and the lidded pot are a few of my favorites. PHOTOS: All are of Emily and me throughout the years. . . and one of Enzo of course. Some were shot by yours truly and the rest by three very talented photographers. Brian McDonnell, Stan Sinclair and my dear dad. PAPER CRAFTS & OTHER CRAFTY THINGS: You may recognize some of them. Most were created for posts on my former blog and for you here on this blog, including the sunshine quote and washi tape monograms. FELTY ENZO ART: This was a gift from another Emily who is a dear lady and talented designer. RUG: Wool rug brought to me from Turkey. CHAIR: Purchased at Home Goods. BOOKCASE: Bought at West Elm many years ago. FRAMES: Mostly Ikea frames. PAINT: Sherwin Williams Peppercorn (this paint is a one coat wonder).
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"I usually have a tussle against Jason and thought I would be in for a hard match but he wasn't closing down heads and I finished comfortably," he said. "I opened with a treble on the first end and I found a line and length from my first bowl so was happy with my form."
Greenslade said: "Paul has set the bar for all the players to aim at and I just never matched him in any aspect of the game. Things haven't gone to plan off the green for me and I haven't been able to practice very much which meant I wasn't on my game and couldn't get a feel for the carpet."
Foster's opponent in the last eight tomorrow will be Mervyn King, who got the better of Irishman Jonathan Ross, who now lives in Paisley, 7-6, 4-14, 2-0.
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(SALT LAKE CITY, Utah) – Obeo, a leading provider of full-service residential real estate online marketing products in North America, will feature its newest product, HomeSite, at the Triple Play 2007 REALTOR Convention and Trade Expo Dec. 4-6 at the Atlantic City Convention Center in Atlantic City, N.J.
Triple Play is the largest annual convention and trade show of its type in the U.S. The theme for this year's event is "Small Steps to Big Moves," featuring more than 50 educational sessions with industry leaders and more than 495 exhibitor booths. Among other special events, attendess can participate in an opening night icebreaker reception as well as a grand assembly session with renowned stress coach and humorist Loretta LaRouche.
As a company that sells to the REALTOR community, Obeo will have a major presence at the Trade Expo at Booths #1000 and #1002 on the show floor. During the trade show, Obeo will highlight HomeSite, a next-generation online marketing technology that allows real estate buyers to make significant virtual changes to a home's appearance through the listing itself.
Recently debuted at the 2007 REALTORS Conference and Expo in Las Vegas, HomeSite provides the listing agent with a dynamic and interactive property-listing marketing solution that features a high-definition, full-screen viewer plus the functionality of SpaceDesigner, a floor plan with drop-and-drag capabilities; and the consumer-engaging StyleDesigner, which allows buyers to virtually remodel the home.
Additionally, Jonathan Nicholas, Obeo senior vice president of sales and marketing, will be instructing the Council of Real Estate Brokerage Managers (CRB) designation course, "Managing and Leading Teams," at the Sheraton Atlantic City Convention Center Hotel.
Currently serving as the CRB president, Nicholas is a much sought after speaker, industry strategist and futurist for his trade. He also servers the National Association of REALTORS on various committees ranging from public policy to business issues.
Also speaking will be Verl Workman, an industry veteran, educator, motivational speaker and consultant to Obeo. His first presentation titled "Palm Top Management: Get in Sync" will cover some of the most popular devices and ways to maximize PDA usage to establish better relationships and save time.
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Halloween (1978)
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Joe Wolf
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John Carpenter
Debra Hill
Donald Pleasence
Jamie Lee Curtis
P. J. Soles
Nancy Loomis
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Halloween - is a 1978 American independent horror film directed, produced, and scored by John Carpenter, co-written with Debra Hill, and starring Donald Pleasence and Jamie Lee Curtis in her film debut. The film is set in the fictional midwestern town of Haddonfield, Illinois. On Halloween, six year old Michael Myers murders his older sister. Fifteen years later, he escapes from a psychiatric hospital, returns home, and stalks teenager Laurie Strode and her friends. Michael's psychiatrist Dr. Sam Loomis suspects Michael's intentions, and follows him to Haddonfield to try to prevent this from happening.
The Night HE Came Home!
The trick was to stay alive.
Everyone is entitled to one good scare
It was a cold Halloween night in 1963 when six year old Michael Audrey Myers brutally murdered his 17-year-old sister, Judith Margaret Myers. He was sentenced to the Smith's Grove-Warren County Sanitarium for his brutal crime. There, he remained locked away and dormant for 15 years.
But on October 30, 1978, things are about to change. While being transferred for a court date, a 21-year-old Michael Myers steals a car and escapes Smith's Grove. He returns to his quiet hometown of Haddonfield, Illinois, where he follows three young women.
Seventeen-year-old Laurie Strode is a quiet bookworm, preferring babysitting over parties. As she goes about her school day, she finds her mind playing tricks on her. Her friends, Annie and Lynda, are busy thinking about the fun of Halloween night.
That evening, Laurie and Annie are babysitting across the street from each other. Laurie has to keep an eye on comic-loving Tommy Doyle, while Annie watches "little Lindsey Wallace," obsessed with the television. Little do they know, Michael Myers has come home to kill. Carefully, he murders Annie first, followed by Lynda and her boyfriend Bob.
Their only hope is Dr. Loomis, Michael's childhood psychiatrist who has followed Michael's trail back to Haddonfield. Loomis enlists the help of town sheriff Leigh Brackett, who happens to be Annie's father. The duo search the streets, but the bogeyman is close to his prize for the night: Laurie!
Dr. Loomis knows what Michael is - pure evil. Can Dr. Loomis rescue Laurie in time?
Full Cast & Crew
The soundtrack for "Halloween" was composed and written by John Carpenter. While interviewing at 20th Century-Fox for an unrelated directing job, John Carpenter screened the final cut of "Halloween", but without any accompanying music or sound effects. The executive didn't find the film frightening in the least. Carpenter then decided to "save it with music".
John Carpenter had experience in scoring films, as he had written and performed the music for two of his prior films, "Dark Star" and "Assault on Precinct 13". For "Halloween", he was influenced by composers Ennio Morricone as well as Bernard Herrmann. Carpenter appreciated Herrmann's score for "Psycho", a movie that inspired "Halloween", and wanted to incorporate basic instruments and rhythms to accomplish this. The iconic "Halloween" sound was brought about, in part, to an exercise that his father taught him on the bongos - the beating out of a 5/4 time.
Original Soundtrack
- Halloween Theme – Main Title (2:54)
- Laurie's Theme (2:05)
- Shape Escapes (1:42)
- Meyers' House (5:35)
- Michael Kills Judith (3:11)
- Loomis and Shape's Car (3:32)
- The Haunted House (3:33)
- The Shape Lurks (1:35)
- Laurie Knows (3:01)
- Better Check the Kids (3:27)
- The Shape Stalks (3:08)
- Music Composed and Performed by John Carpenter
- Recording Engineer – Peter Bergren
- Stereo Remix Engineer – Alan Howarth
- Synthesizer Programming – Dan Wyman
- Mixed at - Pi West Studios - Glendale, CA
"Halloween" made its debut on October 25, 1978 in Kansas City. From there, it had showings in Chigago, New York and finally released for showings all across the country, then worldwide.
- USA - October 1978 (Chicago International Film Festival)
- USA - 25 October 1978
- Argentina - 16 November 1978
- France - 14 March 1979
- Australia - 1 June 1979
- Italy - 22 June 1979
- West Germany - 6 July 1979
- Finland - 13 July 1979
- Sweden - 6 August 1979
- Japan - 11 August 1979
- Hong Kong - 21 September 1979
- Portugal - 16 November 1979
- Norway - 22 January 1980
- Philippines - 21 October 1980 (Davao)
- Turkey - November 1981
- Hungary - 6 November 1989
- France - January 1999 (Travelling Festival de Cinema de Rennes)
- France - 27 October 1999 (re-release)
- Italy - November 1999 (Turin Film Festival)
- Netherlands - 3 May 2000 (re-release)
Home Releases
"Halloween" was released to home video in the early 1980's. Several versions were released by numerous companies including Blockbuster Video, Media Home Entertainment and more recently Anchor Bay Entertainment. There were two laserdisc releases, several DVD releases and a Blu-ray release.
To date, seven DVD editions of the film have been released:
1997 Original Release
1999 2-Disc Restored Limited Edition (including both theatrical and extended editions)
2000 Single Disc Restored Collector's Edition (Disc One of the 2-Disc Set)
2001 Extended Edition (Disc Two of the 2-Disc Set)
2003 2-Disc 25th Anniversary Edition
2007 Single Disc Restored Collector's Edition (Repackaged)
2008 30th Anniversary Commemorative Set
(includes both theatrical and extended cuts on DVD, the theatrical cut on Blu-ray, Halloween: 25 Years of Terror, and Halloween 4 and Halloween 5 as bonus discs)
Many fans consider Curtis Richards/aka Dennis Etchison, "Halloween" as one of the best written film to novelization projects. Released a year after the film debut, Curtis Richards investigates deeper into the history of Michael Myers, while adding new scenes, extra dialogue and delving thoroughly into the psyche of the characters, adding previously unknown insight. Much more in-depth with back-story, it goes into the history of where Michael's evil comes from - an ancient Druid curse!!
After its 1979 debut issue and reprint in 1983, this novel went out of print. "Halloween" may still be acquired through on-line sources with costs ranging from $75.00 - $275.00.
Mass Market Paperback
Publisher:Bantam / Compass; 5th Printing edition (October 1979)
Mass Market Paperback
Publisher: Bantam (September 1, 1982)
Paperback - Import
Publisher: Bantam USA / New Impression Edition (December 1,1983)
Video Games
For more information, please see Halloween (Atari Video Game)
In 1983, Halloween was adapted as a video game for the Atari 2600 by Wizard Video. None of the main characters in the game were named. Players take on the role of a teenage babysitter who tries to save as many children from an unnamed, knife-wielding killer as possible.
- "Halloween" was Jamie Lee Curtis' first feature film. Her mother, Janet Leigh, attained legendary status in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho in 1960.
- Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing were both approached to play Dr.Loomis,(played by Donald Pleasence), and turned the job down.
- Due to tight budget restraints, the prop department bought a $1.98 William Shatner "Star Trek" mask. The hair was teased out, the eyes were reshaped and the mask was painted white.
- "Halloween" was actually filmed in early spring in Southern California, as opposed to late fall and in Illinois. To lend an air of authenticity, paper leaves were bought and painted in autumn colors, then scattered on location. The crew also had difficulties procuring pumpkins at that time of year.
- On the wall of Laurie Strodes bedroom, there is a poster of a painting by James Ensor (1860-1949). James Ensor was known for his post-Impressionist and proto-surrealist paintings of masks, skeletons and carnivals.
- "The Bowling Green Philharmonic" is credited for "Halloweens' music score. In reality, there isn't a philharmonic in Bowling Green. John Carpenter is originally from Bowling Green, Kentucky and this reference is simply a nod to his hometown. The "Bowling Green Philharmonic" is actually John Carpenter and friends.
- The setting in "Halloween" is Haddonfield, Illinois. Co-writer Debra Hill's hometown is Haddonfield, New Jersey.
- The original title for "Halloween" was "The Babysitter Murders".
- John Gavin's character in "Psycho" was named "Sam Loomis".
- The actors wore their own clothes for the film because of budget restraints. Jamie Lee Curtis spent $100.00 at JC Penny's for her wardrobe.
- John Carpenter was awarded the New Generation Award winner by the Los Angeles Film Critic Association in 1979 for his work on "Halloween".
- "Halloween" was made in 21 days in 1978.
- Jamie Lee Curtis wasn't their first choice to play Laurie Strode. Carpenter initially wanted Annie Lockhart, daughter of June Lockhart of "Lassie" fame, for the part.
- The film's setting takes place in late October in Illinois, but throughout the film, green trees as well as Palm trees can be seen. The cars seen also have California license tags.
- In the scene where a young Michael Myers walks through the living room weilding a knife, the clock reads 9:40, however a few seconds later, the same clock strikes 10:00.
- Cigarrette smoke can be seen floating into view when Laurie Strode sees "The Shape" near some bushes.
- When Michael Myers shatters the car window, behind the nurses head, a wrench can be seen tied to his hand.
- From external shots the Wallace house has its living room on the left of the entry door, however internal shots see characters walk through the door and turn right to enter the living room.
- The door knob of the Doyle house is on the right hand side of the door in both external and internal shots.
External links
- Official website of the Halloween Films
- Halloween (1978) on Facebook
- Halloween (1978) on Myspace
- Halloween (1978) at the Internet Movie Database


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ghd Wonderland Gift Set Review
The idea that the ghd Wonderland Hair Straightener Gift Set will transport users to a "wintery world full of magic" may be a little extreme but the features list does show that it is at least full of potential. The straighteners use ceramic heater technology for straight hair or curls and come with two sectioning clips and a clever storage bag that unfolds to become a heat-resistant mat.
This is the #1 best seller in hair gift sets on Amazon at the time of writing, which suggests that this product really is a popular choice, but are buyers happy with their purchase when they test it out?


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Mental: Energizes
Rx: Motivation
1. Kneeling, with your body erect, check your alignment, making sure your knees are directly beneath your hips and curling your toes under (deviate from photo to begin). Stack your hips on top of your knees, your shoulders atop your hips, and your ears atop your shoulders.
2. Then place the palms of your hands on the small of your back, fingertips facing up. If that is uncomfortable, the fingertips can face the floor.
3. As you inhale, inflate the chest and feel your breastbone ride, floating the ribcage up and off the waist.
4. Then continue to lift the upper back up and over an imaginary ball behind you until you begin to reach one hand and then the other toward the heels. You should arrive in your deepest arch only in the upper back when both hands rest comfortably on your heels or props.
5. Take five full, complete breaths, letting the head drop back; if that strains the neck, tuck the chin and relax the face muscles. Keep the pelvis and thighs moving forward so the legs are lengthening.
6. To come up, bring both hands to the low back and on one inhale lift the body until it is erect using your core. Move into Child's pose for five breaths to counteract this backbend.
Tip: If you cannot reach to your heels, put tall blocks or firm pillows next to your ankles, or curl the toes under in order to keep the weight forward so that the backbend stays in the upper chest.


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Stig Severinsen has broken his own record.
He previously held the Guinness World Record for holding his breath after doing so for 20 minutes and 10 seconds. Now, he's done it for a whopping 22 minutes!
Severinsen is a world champion free-diver and breathing expert.
For the past ten years or so, he's been experimenting with different techniques of breath-hold to study their effects on the body and mind.
He has even penned a book called "Breatheology: The Art of Conscious Breathing."
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Cloud service for pushing android notifications
Android Push Notification Service (APNS) is a free to use library for pushing the data to android devices, all you need is to download the library and start the service in your app. the library use our cloud servers, so you needn't pay for the expensive servers hosting
How it works
Once the APNS service is start on device, APNS-Cloud will keep a permanent TCP connection with them, when you need push something to them, send a http rest request to APNS-Cloud, and APNS-Cloud will send the data to the device.
Getting start
Now, let's take a few minutes to push a message to your android device. first, you need install the demo on your device (click the left download demo or scan the QR code to download). start the service on your device, input a unique id (any string, you will use it to identify your device bellow). after the service start seccessfully, type the command in bellow emulate shell: pushto <unique id> <some string>, for example, if i want to push a "hello" to my device which id is set to "abc", the command will to be: pushto abc hello. if there is no thing goes wrong, your device will receive the message you send to.
Integrate with your app
It's very easy to integrate the service to your own app, the details is in Document section.
Using APNS in your app
1. Download the lastest apns java library (apns_x.x.x.jar), add it to the "Java Build Path" of your project.
2. Create your own broadcaster class which extends from BroadcastReceiver, handlethe "APNService.ON_NOTIFICATION" intent:
public class MyBroadcastReceiver extends BroadcastReceiver {
public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {
if (intent.getAction().equals(APNService.ON_NOTIFICATION)) {
String str = intent.getStringExtra("data");
//todo, handle the data received
3. Start the service in your app:
Intent intent = new Intent(APNService.START);
intent.putExtra("ch", channel);
intent.putExtra("devId", devId);
channel: the chanel id, each app key is asigned to one chanel, login to developer to see what it is. devId:the id used to identify your device in the chanel. when push, will use it find out which device should receive the message.
4. Config the manifest xml:
<application android:icon="@drawable/icon"
<service android:name="com.apns.APNSService" android:label="APNS">
<action android:name="com.apns.APNService.START" />
<action android:name="com.apns.APNService.STOP" />
<category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT"/>
<receiver android:name="MyBroadcastReceiver">
<action android:name="com.apns.APNService.NOTIFICATION" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE" />
Push the message to your device
APNS use REST API to delivery the message to target device, so you just send a url request to the server
ch: the channel id,
devId: target device id,
msg: message,
random: message,
hash: md5(ch + devId + msg + random + apiKey).
you will get a response with the string in xml format:
<response result="0" msg="sent" />
error code:
-1: can't connect to the cloud;
0: send seccessfully;
1: access failed;
2: permission failed;
3: device not online;
12: the chanel expired;
13: hash code not match;
14: illege parameter;
15: unknown exception;
you can download the full demo code in Download.
Versionv1.0.6release on 2012-11-29
- bug fixed: can not receive notifications after device wake up
- fixed the bug: can not receive notification after switching network.
- decrease the reconnect time to 60 sec.
- increase the max message length to 1024 bytes.
- support using one chanel with different apps in one device.
- setup the server cluster
- modified client library: use the fastest server for tcp connection
- v1.0.0 library released for android developers.
- improved the performance of server.
- fixed servial bugs of client library.
- the beta version for java library is released with the basic functions.
- apns server in online.


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Dark, Loud, Slow Rides, Small Drops
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FASTPASS, Indoor, Rider Switch, Single Rider Line
See the Golden State like never before while hang gliding over landscapes as varied as they are beautiful.
Cleared for Takeoff!
Make your way to a briefing room and after being greeted by a California Aviator, take a seat inside a large theater, home to the latest in open-air flight technology. As the lights dim, gracefully ascend 45 feet high and take your position in front of an 80-foot projection dome for a simulated flight across the Golden State.
An Exhilarating and Epic Adventure
The journey begins as the foggy clouds of San Francisco part to reveal the sprawling expanses of the Golden Gate Bridge. Explore picturesque locations including Yosemite National Park, Napa Valley, Lake Tahoe, Palm Springs, San Diego harbor, Malibu at dusk and the frenetic lights of downtown Los Angeles. Feel like you're flying and even smell what you're seeing to a serene and dramatic musical score before returning to the Disneyland Resort for a triumphant flight over Disneyland Park.
No matter your age, you'll be unable to resist smiling on this pleasant journey filled with excitement, wonder and awe-inspiring vistas.
One of the most unforgettable aspects of Soarin' Over California is the serene and dramatic musical score. The music was written and recorded for the attraction by Academy Award®-winning composer Jerry Goldsmith. Inspired by the optimistic spirit of California, the magnificent score is one of the master musician's final works and the culmination of a 5-decade career.


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HP: For circuits, swap silicon for molecules
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traditional transistors to contain the flow of electrons. Hybrid chips that contain elements of traditional silicon chips and some undetermined materials or structures will appear in the first half of the next decade, and chips based on the new materials are predicted to emerge in commercial production in the 2020s, if not earlier.
What it looks like
A single crossbar latch consists of a three wires: a "latch" wire and two control, or clock, wires. The latch wire lies under the other two. The wires are connected by molecules, which transfer electrical impulses from one wire to the next. (In the latches used to perform calculations, it is a layer of a common acid made up of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.)
In layman's terms, a series of electrical impulses will close the molecular switch between the latch wire and the first clock wire. The impulses will then open the switch between the latch wire and other clock wire. In digital terms, a computer interprets this action as a "0". Conversely, opening the first switch and closing the second becomes a "1."
Earlier, Kuekes had produced crossbar latches that could perform basic calculations, but they couldn't store partial results for later usage. The new crossbar latches, however, detailed in an article in the Journal of Applied Physics, can: They conceivably perform transistorlike functions.
A key attribute of the switches is that the junction between the wires can be as small as 2 nanometers. The equivalent junction in current transistors inside 90-nanometer chips is about 60 nanometers, meaning that far more crossbar latches can be put into the same space that now holds transistors. Traditional transistors, in fact, will never be able to hit these limits, Kuekes said.
"The three most important things are size, size and size," he said. "When you get down to around 15 nanometers, the physics of semiconductor transistors will not work."
Shrinking the electrical junctions in a chip also generally increases performance, but the switches in the experimental crossbar latches only flip at about a tenth of a second.
Just as important, chips made on crossbar latches could be cheap to manufacture. The wires are put into place through nano-imprint lithography. In this technique, a customized mold is placed into a film later; the imprints left by the mold become the templates for the wires.
The molecular switches, meanwhile, do not have to be placed individually at the juncture of the wires. Only wires at the junctions will carry a current.
"Essentially, all of the other molecules are sacrificed," Williams said.
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Photograph - Aerial View of the Exhibition Building from the North East, Melbourne, 1956 Reg. No: MM 124011
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- Black & white aerial photograph of the Exhibition Building from the north east, taken in 1956. The photograph shows the Exhibition Building, annexes, buildings used by the British Migrant Reception Centre and the area where the Aquarium building was destroyed by fire in 1953.
This is one of 959 photographs (or images) of the Exhibition Building collated by the Exhibition Trustees as a 10 volume pictorial history of the Exhibition Building spanning the years 1880 to 1985. The pictorial history was instigated by the centenary of the Exhibition Building in 1980 and forms part of a larger Royal Exhibition Building collection of documents, photographs, objects and research files.
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- A black & white silver gelatin print on a page of a photograph album. There is a printed caption below the photograph.
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- An aerial view of the Exhibition Building showing the Great Hall, eastern and western annexes and British Migrant Reception Centre. Buildings and cars on Rathdowne Street can be seen in the top, right-hand corner of the photograph.
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Last Thursday, just as this paper prepared to go to bed, news filtered through of an additional new oil field discovery. Tullow Oil Plc announced significant oil and gas finds at a location not very far from the Jubilee Oil fields at Cape Three Points. The initial estimate is that the new field could hold up to 200 million barrels of oil and gas.
For a nation that is so financially challenged that $11 million dollars earned by the Black Stars in their sterling display in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa has been lodged with the Ministry of Finance, instead of the accounts of the Ghana Football Association, the discovery of another oil field should be music in the ears of the shapers and movers of the state economy.
With exploratory work still on-going in the Volta basin and some locations within the Volta Region and other places within the Western Region, indications are that this nation could become a major player in the oil industry in the near future.
More oil finds would help ease the burden on the cedi, which is slipping badly against the major currencies. The cedi was quoted at almost one to one with the dollar, when the nation went to the polls in December 2008.
It dropped sharply against the major currencies when the then incoming Trade Minister, Ms. Hannah Tetteh, dropped her infamous 'Ghana is broke' bombshell. The cedi then rallied, according to an official pronouncement, "as a result of prudent" economic measures put in place by the government.
It is beginning to look like the measures are no more holding. At the last count, the cedi was being exchanged for the dollar at GH ¢1.53, an indication that the national currency has depreciated by about 30 percent in recent times.
The economic squeeze has also translated into higher prices of goods and services, in spite of Ghana Statistical Service indicators, singing lowering inflation songs.
While the government trumpets its 'Better Ghana' agenda, translating into commissioning of projects, many key projects like the Achimota-Ofankor and the Nsawam-Apedwa stretches of the Accra-Kumasi Highway, and the Tetteh Quarshie Interchange-Adenta section of the Accra-Aburi Highway, all appear to have been abandoned. In Kumasi, the Sofoline Interchange has seen no construction work on it for sometime.
It has got to the point when ordinary Ghanaians are beginning to wonder whether political allegiance is beginning to influence the way development projects are distributed in this nation.
In all these, The Chronicle would like to believe the bottom line is that the economy is too fragile to fund development projects all over the country.
There are indications though, that the various oil finds would help address the infrastructural deficiencies, as well as make it possible for the average Ghanaian to lead a meaningful life.
It is reason enough for the authorities to make whatever is earned from the black gold go round. Our oil should be a blessing, not a curse!


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Power power: Many things in nature are related by square or cube powers, and I believe the amount of noise made by a jet engine is proportional to the eighth power of the exhaust velocity. Are there any naturally occurring relations in physics which require even higher exponents?
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Faculty and Staff Rights under FERPA
As faculty and staff at Western Michigan University, we have a responsibility to protect the privacy of our students as well as to follow federal law. This responsibility begins with the requirement that we have a good knowledge of FERPA, that we understand how it affects the way that we handle student records, grades, GPAs, letters of recommendation, etc.
The information provided below is meant as an overview of FERPA. If you have a specific question about FERPA, please feel free to contact the Registrar's Office at (269) 387-4300.
Faculty reminders
Since grades can never be directory information, they can never be posted in a public setting. An instructor may, however, post grades if the grades are posted in such a manner that only the instructor and the individual student can identify the individual and his or her grade. Grades should never be posted by any portion of the SSN. Additionally, it is recommended that such a posted list not be in alphabetical order.
Papers, graded exam books, or lab reports containing student names and grades should never be left in publicly accessible places. Students are not to have access to the scores and grades of others in the class in ways that allow other students to be identified.
Student education record information, including grades or GPAs, should not be shared with other faculty or staff members unless their official responsibilities identify their "legitimate educational interest" in that information for that student.
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THE long-promised roll-up displays that can be peeled out like a roller blind from hand-held gadgets will be arriving in the shops in March 2007, according to Philips.
Working with US-based electronic paper pioneer E-Ink, Philips has developed a paper-white, 13 centimetre-wide screen which is only 0.1 millimetres thick and can be pulled from a tight roll just 15 millimetres in diameter. It can display a monochrome image with four shades of grey as well as black and white, and needs no battery-draining backlight, like LCDs.
A backing layer of plastic film is covered with a matrix of transistors and topped with a liquid suspension of transparent "electronic ink" microcapsules. Each capsule is about 50 micrometres in diameter and contains black and white particles. The liquid suspension is then covered with a clear sheet of plastic.
The black and white particles in the capsules are polarised, so using the transistors ...
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Ex-Apple executive says the App Store should be more like Reddit
Since it first opened up in Julu of 2008, the App Store has paid developers over $13 billion at last count, and the marketplace hosts are over 1 million third-party programs. That makes the App Store a success by almost any measure… except discoverability.
Even today, the App Store can be extremely hard to navigate. Dominated by clones of popular apps and freemium crapware, good apps often get buried at the bottom of the App Store thanks to the App Store's notoriously bad search engine and almost non-existent curation.
But former Apple executive Jean-Louis Gassée has a suggestion. Make the App Store more like Reddit. Let anonymous humans curate it.


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The leasehold prime Northumberland deli, which has developed many customers over the last 20 years, is available for upwards of £99,950
Land agents advise those acting for themselves for contact the RPA as soon as possible or risk financial penalties
The Metro station provides a home for more than 40 businesses from a range of sectors
The federation is considering giving three £1,000 bursaries to interested North East Universities - a welcome boost for students
The Let's Grow Fund has invested £30m and either created or safeguarded more than 3,500 jobs
This sector has also continued to be active in the North East following on from the significant activity in 2014, which included the sale of Aesica in November and the flotation of Quantum Pharma the following month"
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Homemade Mushroom Sauce
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This Mushroom Sauce is my favorite with pasta ! You can try this creamy herbed mushroom in beef broth for your next meal. Your suggestions for this mushroom sauce are welcome.
|Fresh mushrooms
|8 Ounce, cleaned and sliced lengthwise
|2 Tablespoon
|All purpose flour
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chicken broth/Beef broth
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Homemade, Canned Or From Bouillon Cube)
|Half and half
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Snipped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
1. Put mushrooms and butter into a 2-quart glass measuring pitcher. Cover with plastic wrap. Cook in microwave oven 2 to 3 minutes
at High, or until mushrooms are tender; stir once.
2. Remove from oven. Blend flour into butter and cooked mushrooms. Add broth gradually, stirring constantly. Cook uncovered in microwave oven 6 minutes at High; stir every minute.
3. Add half-and-half gradually to mushroom mixture, stirring constantly. Heat uncovered in microwave oven to serving temperature (about
2 minutes at High); stir once.
4. Remove from oven; stir in parsley and salt.
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Sustainability in Omaha: Uncovering Inconvenient Truths in Omaha
This five-day seminar exposes the participants to five different aspects of sustainability in Omaha: transportation, water, food, energy, and waste/recycling. Students will engage these topics through integrating hands-on experience with education by experts in the field of sustainability. Students will attempt to live sustainably during the seminar by walking, using public transportation, eating locally/seasonally/organically, reducing our use of water and energy through conservation, and creating little waste; (This may mean not eating meat). This sustainability seminar seeks to educate and engage Creighton students about these issues in order that we might begin to create a more sustainable community here at Creighton and beyond.
Relevant Websites: City Sprouts, Creighton University Sustainability Council, CCSJ Advocacy Alert – Sustainability/Environmental Justice
White Violet Eco Center – St. Mary of the Woods Fall 2013
St. Mary-of-the-Woods, IN – White Violet Eco Center
The Sisters of Providence at the White Violet Eco-Center (in Terre Haute, IN) introduce the principles of eco-justice and Providence Spirituality while engaging in service at and around Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, near Terre Haute, Indiana. The service sites will be at the White Violet Center for Eco-Justice (includes organically certified farmland, and gardens). There will also be maintenance in our organic gardens, assistance with daily alpaca care, work on our nature trail, working in landscaped areas near WVC buildings, and orchard maintenance. Participants will assist in annual cleaning tasks such as cleaning alpaca pens and fans, cleaning and putting up bluebird boxes, alpaca fiber program, recycling and biomass program, cleaning, or playing games with sisters in the memory loss unit.
Relevant Websites: White Violet Alpacas, CCSJ Advocacy Alert – Sustainability/Environmental Justice
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EXCEL Community Center – Morton, MS
The EXCEL program in Morton, MS provides tutoring in elementary and high schools, GED classes, adult on-going learning classes, computer classes, and a number of support groups for various interests. EXCEL is a non-profit organization located in 3 locations outside of Jackson, MS. Many communities are very segregated with high poverty and illiteracy rates. The participants will have the opportunity to learn about the reality in those communities, as well as help in the tutoring program and the thrift shop run by EXCEL. The Morton community also works with immigrant integration programs such as ESL and teaching local business owners Spanish. Area poultry plants are a draw for new workers.
Relevant Websites: Sisters of St. Francis, CCSJ Advocacy Alert – Poverty/Economic Justice
Annunciation House – El Paso, TX Fall 2013
El Paso, TX – Annunciation House
The objective of the Border Awareness Experience at the Annunciation House is to facilitate face to face meetings and encounters between participants and people and groups on both sides of the Border. It intends to raise consciousness in the 'first world' about the issues facing the peoples of the 'third world' and the effects of unjust economic policies on their lives. It is an opportunity to listen to different perspectives and opinions about issues such as immigration, economic development, human rights, and social justice. It seeks put a face on the immigrant, the factory worker, the refugee, and the Border Patrol Agent.
Hubbard House – East St. Louis, IL Fall 2013
East St. Louis, IL – Hubbard House
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Four years ago, I gave my hugs goodbye to my family and home in small-town Visalia, I threw my cap in the air, and I packed up my car and moved up to good ol' NorCal. A third of the way into my last winter quarter at PUC, I'm getting ready to make the same transition into a new chapter of my life.
PUC has been so rewarding in so many ways: I've done well academically and have felt like I've gotten the most of what my parents and I have paid for; I have grown in my spiritual life and have been grounded in my values; I have done a lot of growing up; and best of all, I met my best friend and my future husband.
Within the first week of being back from Christmas Vacation, I made a huge decision: I'm going to donate a year of my life, after graduation, to a year abroad in Denmark — yes, the country — as a Dean of Women. It caught me off guard, but as soon as the opportunity opened up to me, I knew that this was part of God's plan for me and I couldn't turn it down. Yes, it'll cut a bit into my wedding plans, but my fiancé and I both agree that I need to do this, and we're strong enough to survive it. Besides, it'll get him to finally get out of the country to come visit me. On that note, last week we started going through marriage counseling. It definitely makes marriage real, and I definitely feel like this is the best decision we could make for our relationship.
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Grade 3-6-Two delightful short books by John Reynolds Gardiner have been paired up in this audio set. Stone Fox (HarperCollins, 1980) tells the story of a boy determined to win a dog sled race to save his grandfather's farm. No one has ever beaten Stone … see full wiki
This is a surprising, quick read written for children, grades 3-6. I would classify it as a chapter book because it has chapters (ten of them), simple, easy to read language, and an elementary plot that children can follow.
I read Stone Fox 25th Anniversary Edition because it was selected by the teens in my Teen Reading Club that I lead. In the beginning, I was interested in the book because of its premise. My enjoyment lessened as Grandfather's situation clarified, and Doc Smith was introduced, both characters I found lacking. In fact, the teens voted them as their least favorite characters in the novel. The story picked up when Stone Fox was introduced, a Shoshone Indian who lives on a reservation with another Indian tribe, the Arapaho. Stone Fox was the teens' favorite character, second only to Willy's dog Searchlight. The ending ruined the book for me, and almost everyone agreed minus a few of the guys in the reading club.
Stone Fox 25th Anniversary Edition is based on a Rocky Mountain legend told to the author, John Reynolds Gardiner, by Bob at Hudson's Cafe in Idaho. The historical roots intrigued me. Unfortunately, everything is fictional minus the dog Searchlight and the ending. This really surprised me since the title of the book comes from Gardiner's fictional character rather than the actual historical legend. In Gardiner's version of the legend, the main action takes place on a potato farm in Wyoming and the nearby small town. The seasons change from potato harvest to winter, all important details for the plot.
The plot is a simple one-- a coming of age story for the protagonist Willy. He's a ten-year-old boy who's given more responsibilities than any boy his age should have. He has to grow up quickly, and it's his determination, strength, resilience, and hope that allows him to save the day-- that and his best friend Searchlight, a female dog. Willy conquers one obstacle after another until a climatic and unforeseeable ending, which is the only part of the story that is based on the actual legend.
I tried researching the legend, but there was very little substance available on the Internet. There could be some information in scholarly databases, or it might be an oral legend, with John Reynolds Gardiner being the first to write it down. I did wonder why he had to "spice" the legend up with all the characters that he created, especially when the title of the book is derived from one of Gardiner's fictional characters. A more apt title should have been "Searchlight" since the book is about Willy's dog.
As I already mentioned, none of the characters are based on the original Rocky Mountain legend. My favorite character was Searchlight, Willy's dog, closely tied with Stone Fox, the Shoshone Indian. The only other admirable character was Willy, but there wasn't enough character development to form an attachment to him. Characters I didn't care for were Doc Smith and Willy's Grandfather, mainly because of their "give in" attitude, which was frustrating to come up against around every turn and hardship. I did appreciate, though, that Gardiner created a woman physician for the book (a good role model for young children). Gardiner never gives a specific time period for his book, but considering it's a legend, you would think it took place around the time that dog races were extremely popular, maybe late-1800's. Some of the lesson plans and study materials for the book indicate this date as well, so it makes it more exciting that Gardiner included a female doctor when it wasn't very common in that time period.
In the end, the character development is rather simple because the book is meant for such a young audience. Likewise, there are no literary elements utilized or complex writing strategies employed because, again, it would take away from the simplicity of the story and the "easy to read" factor that parents and teachers are looking for when they give this book to children.
Despite its simplicity, there are positive and powerful themes and motifs in the story:
There are even more than these, but listing the others would spoil the story for those who have not read Stone Fox 25th Anniversary Edition.
The author's intent is a bit unclear. All I can fanthom is that he wanted to preserve the oral legend that he had heard. One aspect I would have liked was more research information about the legend, but as I already speculated, perhaps that information does not exist, or at least is not readily accessible for the everyday reader.
One of the best and most powerful aspects of this read are the illustrations, drawn by Marcia Sewall. The illustrations add the perfect amount of visualization for young children transitioning into chapter books, and they are so beautifully sketched that even adults are sure to to find a lot of enjoyment in them. Marcia Sewall uses pencil illustrations, and I'm really glad she did. It fit with the overall time period feel of the piece. Sewall's excellent illustrations is illuminated by the contributions she's made to over 40 different children's books. It's no surprise that this fantastic woman is also a celebrated author. I highly recommend reading Stone Fox 25th Anniversary Edition just to get an opportunity to see her artwork.
I can't think of other books to compare this one to. It is what I would call a "dog book," so if you like dog heroes, you might enjoy this one. One word of caution, though, for parents with sensitive children, is that the ending is quite a shock...it surprised me and most of the teen readers. I was upset over the ending, as were numerous others, and I have a feeling that some children will not appreciate the abruptness. This book is a fast read, as quick as fifteen minutes, so I highly recommend that parents concerned about their children's emotional state take the time to read this on their own. It never hurts to be cautious, especially if your children are not ready for such a sudden end. Hopefully, my little warning didn't give away too many details about the end of the book.
In the end, I recommend this book for most children, with some minor exceptions. There are also fabulous resources for teachers using this book in their classroom, including the following sites:
There are discussion questions, book recommendations for children who liked this one, and even lesson plans about the state of Wyoming, women doctors, vocabulary, and human relations, to name just a few. I especially liked how the homeschool website included a botany lesson and a potato recipe. It takes reading outside the novel, and makes the story more engaging for nontraditional learners.
Even though this book wasn't one of my favorite reads, mainly because of the lack of character development, no basis to compare this retelling to the original legend, and the distasteful ending, I still recommend it purely because of the teaching experiences instructors and parents can have with it. I'm sure the appropriate age group will enjoy Stone Fox 25th Anniversary Edition too. After all, I'm not the target audience.
Overall, it was an "ok" story with the soft pencil illustrations stealing the show. The illustrations brought Stone Fox 25th Anniversary Edition to life.
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THE ROLLING STONES 50 Enhanced eBook Now on Sale
Following this year's incredible worldwide success of THE ROLLING STONES 50, the only official 50th anniversary book of the greatest rock'n'roll band in the world, Hyperion and Thames & Hudson publishers are delighted to announce the release of the enhanced eBook, one which is set to shape the things to come in the world of digital publishing.
Created and designed specifically for the iBookstore, and which band members Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood themselves curated, The Rolling Stones 50 enhanced eBook (on sale October 23; $19.99 in iBookstore) traces the band's astounding career decade by decade in their own words.
With the highest levels of interactivity-and a number of surprises-to the eBook experience, you can simply tap to take a closer look at any of the 1,200+ images (photographs and memorabilia), scroll through archival negative strips of the band in concert and flick over the hundreds of options to curate and customize your own picture sequences. For speedy navigation, a simple pinch enables a chain of scrolling thumbnails of the entire enhanced eBook.
Additional features and content-unique to the iBookstore edition-include:
• Substantial and rare audiovisual material of the band on and off stage through the decades
• Pop-up playlists of their major performances
• An interactive world tour map, showing the key events, recording and concert locations around the globe
• A standalone, scroll-through gallery of posters, flyers and other rare items of Stones memorabilia, including 50 additional items, unique to the eBook format
• A vault of 100 additional rare and unseen photographs of the band from the UK's Daily Mirror's own archive
• Sneak-preview scrolling chapter openers
Thames & Hudson's Head of Illustrated Reference, Tristan de Lancey, says: "This has been a really exciting project. The sophisticated architecture of this eBook-thanks to Apple's involvement-has taken the medium to another level. Now you can see the Stones with even greater depth and perspective, and the additional features and content are a fabulous enhancement. I'm absolutely delighted with the finished product!"
The Rolling Stones 50 book and enhanced eBook are available just weeks before the release of the band's new greatest hits album, GRRR! (on sale November 12), and the November 15 HBO premiere of Brett Morgan's new film about the band, "Crossfire Hurricane."
The Rolling Stones 50 enhanced eBook is now available from iBookstore on iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch, or at www.iTunes.com/iBookstore.
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Toshiba Europe unveiled its latest multi-touch tablet today, the AT200. While the device has a backlit 10.1-inch 1280 x 800 HD screen, it is only 7 millimeters thick, and weighs in at just 558 grams (19.7 oz). It runs on Android 3.2 (Honeycomb), and offers micro-USB, micro-SD, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. It also has a micro-HDMI port (which allows it to stream HD content to a separate television set), 5- and 2-megapixel rear and front HD cameras, a 1.2GHz TI OMAP 4430 CPU, and 1 GB of RAM. Besides its thin profile, however, one of the distinguishing features of the AT200 is its audio playback capabilities.
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Tropical Storm Karen's brief run at Northwest Florida caught Bonnie Adams off guard. It wasn't until then that she realized how hard it is to find ethanol-free gasoline.
Adams said she knew she couldn't go out and get gasoline for her generator just anywhere because nearly all stations sell gasoline blended with ethanol.
"Anything with an additive will gum the generator up and impact the seals," she said.
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Adams wondered why she couldn't find ethanol-free gasoline after all the work state Rep. Matt Gaetz did to repeal a law requiring service stations across Florida to sell only blended gas.
Gaetz, R-Fort Walton Beach, said there are a couple reasons why more places don't sell ethanol-free gas yet.
The first is that many service stations sign multi-year deals with gasoline distributors and are working under contracts signed before his bill repealing the ethanol mandate passed.
Second, the federal government continues to subsidize producers of ethanol-blended gasoline and requires its production.
"The real way to crack the egg is to get rid of federal subsidies and mandates for production," he said.
In the meantime, the best way to find ethanol-free gasoline could be on the Internet.
One website, pure-gas.org, lists 442 "pure gas" stations in Florida — 41 between Panama City and Pensacola — and encourages visitors to the site to add any others it hasn't located.
It indicates that eight service stations in Okaloosa County, some at marinas, sell ethanol-free gas.
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