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Italian Resin and Multi-Stone Floral Ring in 18kt Gold Over Sterling
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This ring is inspired by Italian couture. Here, a lush and luxurious garden blossoms with pink and white mother-of-pearl flowers, resin roses and leaves, and 1.00 ct. t.w. of brilliant-cut CZ rounds. Small cultured freshwater pearls accent the center. 18kt yellow gold over sterling silver ring. CZ weights are diamond equivalents.
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18kt close 18KT: Karat (abbreviated kt or K) is a unit that indicates the purity of gold in the metal. 18kt is 75% gold. In Europe, 18K yellow gold is most favored and used in jewelry. Gold Over Sterling close STERLING SILVER: Also known as "Standard Silver," sterling silver is silver alloyed with other metals to increase the hardness and durability. Generally, sterling is 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals. Some sterling silver jewelry is plated with 14kt-18kt gold and referred to as "vermeil," or "gold over sterling." close GOLD OVER STERLING: Sometimes referred to as "vermeil," this metal is gold-plated sterling silver. It is one of the most desirable gold-plated metals and can come in 14kt-24kt yellow, white, or rose. Silver
Polished close POLISHED: A buffed-out finish used to produce a mirror-like shine.
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Cubic Zirconia close CUBIC ZIRCONIA: once called the poor cousin to the diamond, CZs have since become a fashion statement in their own right. Perfect for travel and a little extra bling, CZ Jewelry is one of man's flawless creations. (Color: Colorless, Quantity: 28, Shape & Cutting Style: Round Brilliant close BRILLIANT: A gemstone cut to enhance brilliance without sacrificing much carat weight. Typically has 58 facets. , Weight: 1.00 ct. t.w., Size: 2.1 mm)
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Cultured Freshwater Pearl close CULTURED PEARLS: Likened to the moon, pearls have been valued for their luminous glow and natural beauty for thousands of years. Today, high-quality cultured freshwater pearls make pearl jewelry affordable to all. Pearl is the traditional birthstone for the month of June. (Color: White, Quantity: 3, Shape & Cutting Style: Oval close OVAL: An elliptical shape that resembles an egg. , Size: 3 mm)
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Mother of Pearl close MOTHER-OF-PEARL: Glowing with an iridescent beauty, mother-of-pearl has been showcased in jewelry designs for thousands of years. As mother-of-pearl is a natural substance, it may vary in appearance, and its distinctive shimmer lends a quiet elegance to fine jewelry. (Color: White, Quantity: 4, Shape & Cutting Style: Flower close FLOWER: A shape that is carved or formed to look like a flower. Can be flat or dimensional. , Size: 6 mm)
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These stories offer a glimpse of the many ways in which faculty and students are addressing some of today's greatest challenges in the Earth and environmental sciences.
Climate change's impact on corn price volatility (Noah Diffenbaugh)
Noah Diffenbaugh discusses climate and corn price volatility.
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Dean and EESS Professor Pamela Matson, EESS Professors Roz Naylor and David Lobell, and fellow colleagues release a new book, Seeds of Sustainability. Now available for purchase.
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For all those moms who have delivered already or before, do your remember how you felt the day you delivered? Where you upbeat and full of energy? Did you feel sick, or Just not right? Feel really tired and exhausted? Feel completely normal? Then boom you realized you were in labor? Just curious...
How did you feel before you went into labor?
**Me(36)**DH(38)****DS Tyler (12)**
***DS Nolan 12-20-10***
With my DS i was bored. i was admitted that monday due to my blood presure hadnt dropped over the weekend. i sat and watched movies with my mom and played cards with my SIL and my mom when she came to visit. The after being there all day tuesday around 9 pm my doc came in and gave me two choices get off the platocin( dont know about the spelling) and see what happens or get off it and then go back on in the morning and if nothing by the afternoon do a c-section. Well my SIL went to get me taco bell for dinner since i wanted to avoid the surgery and when she got back i was in labor LOL so i had a very boring day and a half of laying around wanting to get up and do anything but lay there before i had DS.
married my hero 12/1/09
DS 5/1/07 and DD edd 1/14/11
I woke up that morning so exhausted, didn't want to get out of bed, I felt like I was getting the flu. Once the contractions started and became regular I felt super anxious and excited. I think the adrenaline kicked in and I was jittery all day in anticipation of everything. By the time I went to the hospital that evening, after laboring at home all day, I was tired and just ready to have the baby. Unfortunately it took him until 10am the next morning to arrive, so I was pretty much up 24 hrs., needless to say I was exhausted.
Christie -Married June 2007. Our beautiful 2 yr. old son born 7/24/08. New baby boy born 1/13/11 !
With my first I actually had one of the best days I'd had the entire pregnancy. I'd been having endless contractions and was working full-time as a kindergarten teacher. That day I didn't have any contractions and was actually AWAKE. I also didn't throw up that morning- woo hoo!! Unfortunately, the no contractions wasn't good. My water broke and NOTHING happend!! I did get sick to my stomach after that, but it was probably more from nerves of knowing she was coming soon than from anything labor related.
With YDD I was just miserable. I was in labor for two days before a doctor finally took me seriously. I honestly don't remember "before labor." It's all just a blur of constant contractions, sick stomach, no sleep, work, and a stupid (male) doctor who told me I wasn't really in labor because I was still talking and not progressing enough (she was actually a footling breech. I LOST dialation at one point!!! I progressed to a 3-4 and then was back to a 1 by morning)
Heather: Andelynn, Carys, Clayton
Children today are tyrants.They contradict their parents, gobble their food, and tyrannize their teachers. Socrates
With my first born, I was full of energy ALL DAY.
I went walking around our town from early in the morning until late afternoon (we walked the malls, our uptown shopping center and our downtown shopping center).
When we got home that evening, we had dinner and I sat for 2-3 hours carving a pumpkin by myself (it was a very detailed pumpkin and the night before Halloween). Then I took a shower and didn't realize I was in labor until I started to lay down for bed about 11:00 that night and starting having pains in my stomach and went to the hospital by 12:30 to find out I was already dilated to 5-6 centimeters!
I'd love to have labor like that again and not know what's coming until I'm already halfway done!
With my first I went out shopping ALL day by 7pm I started having contractions. So I went home, when I sat down they were gone. So we walked and walked around the neighborhood. Then at midnight my friend called me and told me to do nipple stimulation.
I did it for 20 minutes and my water broke after 3 strong contractions. I felt like he was ready. The doctor had stripped my membranes 4 days before. I was 4 cm dialated 80% effaced I just needed something to get me going. I felt nothing up until my water broke though, just anxiety!
Maybe there is a mysterious shopping connection!
That's what I was doing prior to the boys arrival, I felt alright other than the back pain and all that. I don't remember the day of my ODD, I woke up late at night in labor. My middle DD, I had the flu and went to L&D because I was running a fever, so I was feeling crummy.
Unlikely mom of 6- never expected 2 sets of twins!
DD 8, DD 6, DS 3, DS 3, DS & DD fresh from heaven.
felt fine. I was at a cookout when my contractions started. I ate alot, needless to say...i pooped on the table! lol
�mom to Lennwood 2/12/01, Adrian 8/18/08, and Ariyana 12/20/10
I remember waking up and telling my husband I just didnt feel right. I just felt uncomfortable...I kept waking up in my sleep and no position felt right... After awhile I just started to feel annoyed with everything..Like the sound on the tv would bother me... Then I tried to drink something and it came right back up..
Mommy of Nathan (9-06) and Mya (12/09).
Expecting�a GIRL (KAYLA) !!!!�1/25/11
One Angel Baby 3/09
the entire month before I went into labor I felt miserable. :)
But I felt the same the whole month.
Kathryn 32
Navy Wife, Mom of Joey 9-4-09,Rue 1-24-2011 and future Baby James Grey on or around 10-8-2012!
I had been expecting to go into labor for about 2 weeks. You just know when your getting close. I didn't feel any different the night I went into labor, just woke up and knew it was time.
I can't help that I'm awesome, its just science.
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Lindsay Caron '04, MA '07 writes: My husband James Caron and I welcomed a baby boy, Luke Andrew Caron on January 15, 2014.
Mary (Chandler) Carlich '04, J.D. '07 married Nick Carlich on April 26, 2014, in an awesome barn in Canby, Ore. Representing SCU as bridesmaids were Betsy Seus '04, Amanda Kremer '04, Becca (Johansen) Auten '04, and Inna Petrovsky J.D. '07. The bride didn't realize until now how many of her bridesmaids were from SCU. Go Broncos!
Aaron Capron J.D. '07 has been promoted to partner at Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP, one of the largest intellectual property law firms in the world. He has a wide range of experience involving post-grant proceedings, patent litigation, and patent portfolio management. Mr. Capron has been co-lead counsel for several post-grant proceedings, including one of the first cases instituted under the America Invents Act. With more than a dozen years of patent law experience, Mr. Capron counsels clients of all sizes on prosecution, post-grant, portfolio management, and pre-litigation strategies. He has experience in a wide spectrum of electrical, computer hardware and software, and Internet technologies.
Emiko Burchill J.D. '07 was appointed by Gov. Jerry Brown '59 as special assistant for policy at the California Natural Resources Agency. Burchill was a contract attorney at Olson Hagel and Fishburn LLP in 2012. She was an executive fellow at the California Fair Political Practices Commission from 2011 to 2012 and was an intern at the office of Assemblymember Toni Atkins in 2011. Burchill was a volunteer attorney at My Sister's House from 2010 to 2011 and an attorney at the law offices of McDowall Cotter from 2007 to 2009.
Melissa Brown '07 has joined School Legal Services in Bakersfield, Calif. as a member of the service's Labor and Employment Practices Group.
Lauren Feeney '07 married Colin Brown on September 22nd in Los Altos, Calif. Also in attendance were bridesmaid Stephanie (Young) Renfro '05, Mary Pat Lee '07, Jenevieve Francisco '07, Stephanie Edwards '07, Tessa Weston '07, Sara Pauk '07, Mia Stephenson '07, Katy Lackey '07, Omid Faghiri '07, Tanya Landsberger '06 and Jeff Renfro '06. Lauren is a Senior Research Associate at Genentech, Inc. and Colin works as a character animator. The couple lives in Mountain View.
Brittany Bramell '07 is communication director for the Congressional Office of House Speaker John Boehner. Bramell previously served as spokesperson for Republican Chris Christie's 2009 gubernatorial campaign in New Jersey.
Julie Gabelein '07 and John Bianchi J.D. '07 were wed on July 24, 2010 in ceremony overlooking Puget Sound on Whidbey Island, WA, presided by Chris Boscia J.D. '08. The bridal party included Jesse Baldwin-Philippi '07, Shannon Bell '07, Kellie Dunn '07, and Sarah Scott '07. Other Broncos in attendance: Robin Bedillion '05, Taylor Bedillion '05, Carrie Clark '07, Sara Forrester '07, Danielle Granieri '07, Seena Kallingal '07, Kristin Love Boscia '03, JD '08, Blossom Marimpetri '08, Kevin Metti JD '07, Asheesh Mohindru JD '07, Kristen Morse '07, Sara Overmier '07, Tara Rooney '05, Kiley Strong '05, and Diannah Vaughn '07. The couple resides in Seattle.
David Rodriguez '05 and Christine Badal '07 welcomed a beautiful baby boy, Eddie Alexander, on Jan. 11, 2014.
Shubhasheesh Anand MBA '07 recently joined InsightsOne (http://InsightsOne.com), leading the solutions team. InsightsOne is a well-funded B2C predictive analytics startup in the big-data space. The company is actively hiring data scientists and engineers.
William Amerman MBA '08 has published a new book, Aries at Dawn. The link is: http://www.amazon.com/Aries-at-Dawn-ebook/dp/B004WT7KJE
Taylor Alexander '07 funded his company, Flutter Wireless, with a successful 2013 Kickstarter campaign. Still in production but nearing launch, Flutter is a programmable processor core for electronics projects. Featuring a fast ARM processor, powerful long-range wireless communication, built-in battery charging, and an onboard security chip, Flutter is an ideal choice for robotics, wireless sensor networks, consumer electronics, and educational platforms. He writes, "All of our designs are open source, with licenses that encourage modification, reuse, and sharing. My hope is to bring robotics to impoverished nations by creating designs anyone can build themselves with low-cost materials."
Stephanie Paulus '08 and Joshua Yee '06, '09 were married on June 26, 2010 at the Mission Santa Clara by Paul Taylor, Young Adult/College Pastor at Peninsula Bible Church in Palo Alto. The bridal party inlcuded Best Man Jonathan Lewis '08; Groomsmen Dane Yoshimura, Chris Salzmann '06, '10, and James Reavis '08; Maid of Honor Kaitlin Paulus; Bridesmaids Suzy Evans, Katie Clarke, and Shayna Yee; Ring Bearers Alex Paulus and Jacob Dally; and Flower Girl Maia Kawaguchi. Ceremony scripture was read by Kevin Hazard '06, Molly Shatzel '10, Andrew Caldwell, and Cameron Nitta. Music was played by Jake Dodson. The couple honeymooned in Hawaii and then celebrated a second reception in Josh's hometown of Honolulu. They currently live in San Jose where Josh works as an electrical engineer at Linear Technology and Stephanie is looking for a position as a registered nurse after recieving her Bachelor's degree in Nursing from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in May.
Tom Wong '08, who won the Orella Prize the year he graduated, just earned a Ph.D. in physics from UCSD. He has accepted a post-doc in Latvia to work with a computational scientist. He commented that even though his Ph.D. was from a physics dept, his advisor was basically a mathematician and he uses (of all things) Fortran95 to write a lot of his software! So all three majors at SCU (Math, Computer Science, and Physics) have served him well. , and the year he graduated (2008).
Lindsay Wenger '08 received her doctor of medicine degree from Oregon Health & Science University in June, 2013. She is beginning her General Surgery Residency at University of Nevada Affiliated Hospitals, Las Vegas, Nev.
Susan Wacker '08 and Aaron Forde were married on May 11, 2013, in Redding, Calif. Jim Voll officiated.
Olvin Veigas, S.J., STL '08 is now director of the St. Thomas Institute of Philosophy, Theology and History in Moscow, Russia. He started the school year with 60 new students.
EB (Elizabeth) Stanislawski '08 and Colin Triplett '08 were married June 23, 2012 at Clos La Chance Winery in San Martin, California. EB currently works for The Commonwealth Club in San Francisco and is presently pursuing her Masters at Santa Clara. Colin started, operated and expanded Mint Condition Fitness in Los Gatos, a boutique holistic fitness club. EB and Colin now reside in their lovely home in Santa Clara.
Mike Sweitzer-Beckman M.Div. '08 writes: "Back in 2002, I began collecting letters from people who were serving prison sentences for committing acts of civil disobedience at the School of the Americas (now the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation). I wrote to prisoners and asked them to share their stories of what it was like to be in prison, and why they took actions that put them in federal prison. My goal was to show the commitment by these peace activists toward a nonviolent alternative. I also received some letters from people who had committed acts of civil disobedience at other anti-nuclear demonstrations, including nuclear test sites. I am donating these letters to the Swarthmore College Peace Collection."
Melissa (Lomeli) Sesma '08 is the new bilingual services program manager at the Monterey County Elections Department. Semsa, a Salinas native, will focus on voter education and will be a resource for the bilingual community and voters at large. She will help register voters, especially in underserved communities, and will assist with the recruitment of bilingual poll workers.
Semsa is an Alisal High School graduate and an alumna of Santa Clara University, where she earned a bachelor's degree in political science and French.
Her goal is "to improve access to the ballot and election information in an effort to make Monterey County a region where people can be educated about the voting process and how they can participate," according to an Elections Department newsletter.
To contact Sesma about what the Elections Department can do in your neighborhood or for a request of an educational presentation at your organization's event call her at (831) 796-1478.


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Pyhäjärvi (Tampere region)
|Lake Pyhäjärvi
|Pirkanmaa, Finland
|61°29′N 023°40′E / 61.483°N 23.667°ECoordinates: 61°29′N 023°40′E / 61.483°N 23.667°E
|Primary inflows
|Primary outflows
|Basin countries
|Surface area
|121.61 km2 (46.95 sq mi)[1]
|Max. depth
|46 m (151 ft)
|Surface elevation
|77.2 m (253 ft)[1]
|Tampere, Nokia, Lempäälä
Pyhäjärvi is a lake in southern Finland. Although the name means in modern Finnish "holy lake", it probably meant originally "border lake". Pyhäjärvi is shaped like the letter "C" with the cities of Tampere and Nokia on the northern end, and town of Lempäälä at the southern end.
The lake is fed by the water running through the Tammerkoski rapids in the center of Tampere in the north, and by the waters from lake Vanajavesi in the south. Because of the Tammerkoski rapids, the water in Pyhäjärvi is warmer and richer in ozone than that in the northern lake, Näsijärvi, which results in the life in this lake being richer, even though the water is more polluted.
There are a number of other Pyhäjärvis in Finland and its former territories, as well.
Viikinsaari is an island meaning Viking Island that is found in Pyhäjärvi. On it are held various summer events. There is a church in which can be seen old pagan symbols and a door marked with fist marks. The fist prints are left by the desperate red woman that were massacred during the civil war.
During the summer there are regular trips from the Tampere Harbour by boat to the Island. There is also a dance hall and place to eat there.
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With spring drills beginning Monday, the Poteau Pirates football team has a new leader.
Forrest Mazey was hired Friday at a special meeting of the Poteau Public Schools Board to replace Greg Werner, who left to take the coaching job with the Van Buren, Ark., Pointers.
The new football season won't begin until September, but a head start will begin Monday when the Poteau Pirates football team will begin its two-week spring practice.
Not only are the Pirates preparing for a new season, they'll get a new coach to help them as Mangum coach Forrest Mazey was hired Friday as the new Poteau football coach to replace Greg Werner, who went to coach the Van Buren [Ark.] Pointers.
The good news for the Wister Wildcats baseball team was it grabbed the early lead in the Class 2A State Tournament quarterfinal game with the Latta Panthers, which took place Thursday afternoon at Shawnee's Ed Skelton Field. The bad news was they ended up with a heartbreaking loss.
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MOORE — For two local relay teams and a Heavener hurdler, they returned to LeFlore County on Tuesday night from the Class 3A-4A State Meet, which took place Monday and Tuesday at Lions Stadium, as champions.
The Poteau Lady Pirates, 3,200-meter relay team of Kandace Standridge, Sheridan Hoyer, Madison Williamson and Bryce Vickers won the Class 4A state title with a time of 9:50.29.
It assured Standridge her second straight state gold medal in as many years. However, her shot at repeating as the 800-meter run state champ did not happen as she was sixth with a time of 2:23.52.
MIDWEST CITY — Talihina senior sprinter Bryar Humphreys came close to two state championships, but settled for second best each time.
Humphreys was the Class 2A state runner-up in the 100-meter (11.07 seconds) and the 200-meter dashes (22.78) at the state meet, which took place at Carl Albert High School's Titan Stadium.
Howe's 800-meter relay team of Jentry Brown, Macee Williams, Morgan Turner and Kerstein Hall was third in Class 2A with a time of 1:51.17 to earn bronze medals.
The Kill the Hill bicycle challenge set for this Saturday in Poteau has been rescheduled due to flooding.
The ride will instead be held on June 6th, three weeks from now.
The challenge will feature three events - 25 mile, 41 mile and 50 mile rides. It is part of Poteau going "bike friendly," with new bike routes and share-the-road signs already posted around the city.
In the spring season of 2010, the Wister Wildcats baseball team made state. It began a streak of six straight seasons the 'Cats made state, winning the Class 2A state title in the spring of 2011. That streak ended in the fall of 2012.
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Usually people feel as if they are dreaming, and they see dark humanoid figures starring at them, and usually are in their doorway, or a few feet away from them. And usually nearly all people claim they were paralyzed at the time. And this is not something new, people have claimed similar things throughout history.
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Thanks for the clarification! I agree with one of the prior posters, OBE and Lucid Dreaming are basically launched from the same stage, the one that you described. However that doesn't mean your 3rd is open, it just means that you are starting to get the hang of things. Furthering your meditation skills is usually how one opens the 3rd. The great news is, Lucid Dreaming is a great way to enhance your progression in this avenue. Next time you are in that state where you start floating above your body or see that figure in the room remember you can control everything...Think Neo in the Matrix only better than that. Then after you have had fun playing or if you want to get right down to business meditate while you are in your created dream. You will find it to be productive in hurry.
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Sounds like you may already be sensative to the paranormal or in a location where it is easier to pick up on things. Not saying I've been in a similar situation but hearing your tale reminds me of when I stayed in what I believe to be a room that someone else was already staying in.
We left the room and shut off all of the lights and for some reason we had to return, we literally got down the hall and had to turn around. When we opened the door lights were on again. It was at this point that I recalled some of the reviews saying that the place was haunted, I mentioned it to the young woman I was with and then said out loud, "We are just here for the night, we can all stay here we just want a good nights rest and left."
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Yesterday we went to the museum complex just south of the University of Southern California, where my daughter got her masters degree. We went to see the space shuttle but had no chance for the tickets were all taken and the lines lingered longer than patience or reason. So we wandered into the California African American Museum. No doubt it was founded as a protest statement; but with Obama in a second term it is now tame and almost wistful. I did enjoy the art exhibit of religious art–mostly a protest against the white religions that suppressed the blacks but now just another statement along a road travelled and won.
Today we went to see the movie Le Miserables but could not get in—all sold out. Instead we saw Cirque Du Soleil and a great movie it was–a repeat of the best of the Las Vegas shows on cinema and close up. The kids sat enthralled and intrigued.
Hence to that anachronism, Blockbuster where I choose Coriolanus. Me and the grandson sat down to watch with eager anticipation. Unfortunately, it started out too violent and loud. The daughter, ever suspicious of my taste, heard the sounds of war and came down screaming to yank the grandson from the fray. He had to listen to them fight upstairs instead while I watched Shakespeare. An extraordinary movie of a forgotten and neglected masterpiece. See it if you can.
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The three piece '80s band the Police are strongly influenced by the sound of reggae. They first rose to prominence shortly after the outbreak of punk in the late 1970s. Throughout the following decade, the Police would become one of the world's most popular rock groups. In recent years, the Police have reunited to play gigs at the Grammy Awards. They will be playing at the Live Earth concert in July 2007, and plan to tour for much of the year.
American born drummer Stewart Copeland started the Police in the year 1977 after the demise of his prog rock group Curved Air. Copeland intended his new band to be a part of the burgeoning punk scene in London at the time. Copeland was joined by bassist and vocalist Sting, as well as Henry Padovani on guitars. The trio put out their first single, "Fall Out," in early 1977. Recording expenses were paid for by the band's acting manager, Paul Mulligan. Throughout the following months, the Police scored opening slots for such bands as Wayne County & the Electric Chairs and Cherry Vanilla.
The Police are perhaps best known for their hit single "Every Breath You Take."
The albums of the Police include Outlandos d'Amour, Reggatta de Blanc, Zenyatta Mondatta, Ghost in the Machine, Synchronicity, Live!, Brimstone & Treacle, Strontium 90: Police Academy, Every Breath You Take: The Singles, Greatest Hits, Message in a Box: The Complete Recordings, Every Breath You Take: The Classics, and The Very Best of Sting & the Police.
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MARTIN COUNTY — After a little-publicized groundbreaking last month, the long-awaited and much-criticized Martin County Aquatics Center should be welcoming swimmers in November, said Ed Ciampi, County Commission chairman.
Delays in the $8.8 million project, originally expected to open this spring, were caused by a protest from an unsuccessful contract bidder and environmental hurdles with gopher tortoises on the site at Willoughby Boulevard and Ruhnke Street in Stuart, Ciampi said.
Meanwhile, no construction permits have been issued, county officials said, and only site preparation is under way.
But Bayview Construction of Port Salerno and its 11 subcontractors have been doing "a lot of work behind the scenes," Ciampi said. That includes off-site fabrication of stainless steel pools.
The low-key groundbreaking Feb. 12 raised hackles of critics who say the multi-pool facility will cost taxpayers more to operate than it brings in.
"If you're really proud of a huge capital project you're undertaking, I think you'd have a huge sendoff," said County Commissioner Sarah Heard, who voted against building the facility.
But Ciampi said a lavish groundbreaking also would have drawn protests.
"We did it with no taxpayer money or staff time," he said. "It was a celebration that was asked for by citizens who support the project."
Nearly 1,000 people have become fans of the project on a Facebook page set up by volunteer supporter Stacy Ranieri, Ciampi said.
"When you consider those people have families, that could represent thousands of individuals," he added. "I offer no apologies for championing this project."
The aquatics center will have a competition pool, a learn-to-swim pool, a splash pool and a lazy river. Geothermal and solar heat will reduce operating costs and make it a "green-certified, state-of-the art facility," Ciampi said.
Heard said it's more than Martin County taxpayers can afford.
She said most of the pools will be open only from Memorial Day through Labor Day, cutting into revenue and limiting access for citizens. Just the unheated competition pool will be open all year. It is envisioned as the center's major revenue generator, attracting swim meets with as many as 600 participants.
But Ciampi said the recreational pools will operate up to seven months each year, and possibly during Christmas and spring breaks.
"The hours will be dictated by demand," he said. "We planned this as a break-even proposition. If we tried to make money, we'd be in for criticism, too."
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Donating blood isnŌĆÖt as scary as it seems. Even if itŌĆÖs a little scary, donating is definitely worth it.
My view from the recliner while donating blood. If youŌĆÖre a first timer, fear not, itŌĆÖs not as scary as it seems!
When my husband first took me to donate blood a few years ago, I was a nervous wreck. I wasnŌĆÖt even quite sure why. I am not really scared of needles and in fact have had quite a few, from blood tests to shots and even tattoos.
But I am not a fan of hospitals or clinical settings so I think that may have been my biggest turn off. I have now donated around 10 times.
A lot of my friends and family have been apprehensive about donating and I must admit, I was lucky. I had my husband by my side to tell me what everything was about and to laugh and joke with me.
So let me give those new to donating a little run through. When you come in to the hall you will first meet a couple people who will take down your contact information. If you may want to donate more at a later time, you should bring your driverŌĆÖs license. They can take your info off there and later send you a donor card.
Once youŌĆÖve traded information you will be given a slip, which contains your information for the next station and a brochure for you to read. It also includes a small card with your name on it.
At the next station a nurse sitting at a table will do a finger prick test to test your iron. Some people actually dislike this more than getting the actual needle. I donŌĆÖt mind it though.
If your iron is good, itŌĆÖs on to a set of divided tables where you will fill out the first half of a questionnaire. The questionnaire includes questions about your general health and if you have any diseases or have had surgery recently. There will also be some questions on travel.
Next youŌĆÖll place your name card in a box with others who are waiting. YouŌĆÖll need to have a seat and read your brochure thoroughly, just to make sure you know the side effects that accompany donating blood. YouŌĆÖll go see a nurse in a private area who will fill out the rest of the questionnaire. Those questions will all be high risk questions pertaining to things like drugs and blood transfusions. The nurse will also take your blood pressure, pulse and temperature. If you get through that fine, youŌĆÖre set to donate.
The nurses will ask you to take a seat in one of their lovely reclining chairs. There youŌĆÖll choose which arm they use, or you can let them pick what one has the most visible veins. Now I have tiny veins so often I let them choose which they can see the best and usually they get someone they think will be able to get that little vein the best. Then they strap a blood pressure cuff on the top of your arm, pump it up, rub your arm a little bit and see if they can find the vein.
Once theyŌĆÖve found the vein theyŌĆÖll give your arm a really good swabbing with disinfectant, and then itŌĆÖs the moment of truth. If youŌĆÖre not a fan of needles, donŌĆÖt look, just breathe. The nurses are really nice and theyŌĆÖll do their very best to make it a fine experience. In truth, when I donated on Feb. 5, I barely felt the needle.
If they do not succeed in inserting the needle they wonŌĆÖt try again if you donŌĆÖt want them to. If youŌĆÖre still feeling fine, you can switch arms. I wonŌĆÖt lie, itŌĆÖs not always simple. I once had a nurse who accidentally slipped right through my vein and bruised me instantly. This is not a normal occurrence but you need to understand that occasionally mistakes happen. I came back though and last time I donated I managed to fill all my bags in 10 minutes.
So your needle is in, now the nurse is going to take a few samples, and then itŌĆÖs time to start filling up some bags. If you feel woozy, get them to tilt the chair back. I do that all the time. They might get you to squeeze a stress ball to keep the blood flowing in your arm. But remember this: drink a lot of water throughout the day before you donate. If you donŌĆÖt then you may not be able to donate at all or it will go very slow and youŌĆÖll be there for a long time.
When youŌĆÖre done theyŌĆÖll ask you to sit for a while to make sure you feel well. After that itŌĆÖs on to the cookie and juice table. And in Queens County they have something a little extra: Tim HortonŌĆÖs Donuts. Having donated quite a bit while living in Yarmouth, I can say they donŌĆÖt do that everywhere.
So thatŌĆÖs it, youŌĆÖre done. Now I donŌĆÖt really eat meat very often so I find donating tires me out. Try not to do anything strenuous, have a nap if you need to and donŌĆÖt feel guilty about needing a little extra something to eat or some sugar. And congratulations to you, you just helped save a life!


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Toyota Avensis review
A facelift late in 2011 means the Toyota Avensis is more efficient and better to drive than before
The current generation Toyota Avensis has been on sale since 2009. Available in saloon and estate bodystyles, it rivals cars like the Ford Mondeo, Volkswagen Passat and Vauxhall Insignia – though at more than six years old, it's starting to show its age against more modern competitors.
That's not to say it's a bad car. The saloon is spacious, reliable and relatively efficient – especially with the 2.0-litre diesel engine and six-speed manual gearbox. A facelift in 2011 injected some life into the otherwise dreary family car, but the nondescript looks and undesirable badge mean it can't compete with an Audi A4 in the style stakes. It's similarly inoffensive inside, too, where simplicity and functionality outweigh any kind of class or polish.
Things don't improve much on the move either. The diesel engines feel powerful and motorway refinement is good, but a sports car this is not. Lifeless steering and soft suspension mean it pitches and wallows in the corners, feeling more like a boat than a car. If you value driving fun, your money would be better spent on a new Mazda 6.
However, thanks to its competitive price, low running costs, comfort, efficiency and reliability, the Avensis remains a favourite of company car owners and taxi drivers alike. It's certainly an accomplished machine, but it's one you buy with your head rather than your heart.
Our choice: Avensis 2.0 D Icon Business Edition
Despite a 2011 facelift, the Toyota Avensis remains a fairly dull – if inoffensive – family saloon. If you avoid the basic Active spec, you'll get 17-inch alloy wheels, automatic wipers and front fog lights, while top-spec Excel versions add LED daytime running lights, headlamps washers and electric folding mirrors.
Inside, all cars get air-con and Bluetooth connectivity, with mid-range Icon models boasting touchscreen sat-nav, climate control and an auto-dimming rear view mirror. Icon Business Edition cars add leather, while range-topping models add electric everything and an 11-speaker stereo.
Toyota's 2011 facelift didn't just tweak the car's aesthetics – the Japanese car maker also made changes to the noise isolation and suspension. While it did improve the way the Avensis handles, it's still someway off the class leaders for driver enjoyment. Lifeless steering means it's beaten by both the Mazda 6 and new Volkswagen Passat in the corners, and even the now more grown-up Ford Mondeo is more fun to drive.
That said, the Avensis is comfortable and quiet on the motorway, making it a solid choice if you spend a lot of time trawling up and down the country. The soft suspension makes light work of lumps and bumps, with only the biggest potholes tending to send jolts through the cabin.
The best all-round engine is the 2.0-litre diesel engine with 122bhp, which allows the Avensis to accelerate from 0-62mph in 9.7 seconds. The 2.2-litre diesel is only available with an automatic gearbox, making it only fractionally faster to 62mph (9.5 seconds) but considerably less economical. The manual is smoother, too, so unless you really need a self-shifter, we wouldn't bother with the auto.
Toyota has an excellent reputation for reliability and the Avensis boasts a strong track record in this department. It comes with a five-year warranty, too, which should help to alleviate any doubts that may have been created by the high profile recalls that have hit Toyota's brand in recent years.
Disappointingly though, the Avensis only managed 125th in our 2014 Driver Power Top 100. This is probably due to the fact the car is now more than six year old and in need of a thorough overhaul. Toyota slipped overall, too, finishing a mid-table 17th out of 32 manufacturers.
The car hasn't been crash-tested since 2009 – and the tests have become more demanding since then – but Euro NCAP gave it a five star safety rating, with a 90 per cent mark in the adult occupants category, 86 per cent for child occupants, 53 per cent for pedestrian protection, and 86 per cent in the safety assist category.
In comparison to other cars in this class the Avensis boasts a pretty spacious load area. In the boot there is 509 litres of space and dedicated one touch controls allow the rear seats to fold down for a maximum of 1,320 litres.
The cabin is large enough to comfortably seat four tall adults as well. Soft-touch material on the dashboard and a redesigned centre console make everything a little easier to use than before, too.
Running Costs
Getting CO2 emissions to under 120g/km has big implications for company car drivers so Toyota has worked hard to get the 2.0-litre diesel engine down from 139g/km to 119g/km. However, a few years on, the 62.8mpg combined fuel economy is some way behind the class best.
The petrol engines both emit over 150g/km and the larger 2.2-litre diesel is nowhere near as fuel-efficient either – largely due to the fact it's only available with a fuel-sapping automatic gearbox. If you want an auto, we'd try the brilliant DSG in Volkswagen's new Passat. It's smoother and cleaner, making it a much better bet for high mileage drivers.
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Subject: General Tech | February 14, 2007 - 12:22 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The last thing you need on Valentine's Day is a virus, and of course their are plenty of opportunities to get one. Ned Slider warns about one that may try to get you via a Valentine's e-card claiming to be from American Greetings, so if you don't want to spend the evening running virus scans, be careful.
... and is some of you don't want to spend the evening in the dog house, take the advice at the end of the post too!
Introducing the new Killer K1
Subject: General Tech | February 13, 2007 - 03:02 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Killer K1 is powered by Lag and Latency Reduction Technology, which fully optimizes the way networking works in your computer: tweaking it out for specifically for Online Games. Learn more about LLR here.
Where old computers go to die
Subject: General Tech | February 13, 2007 - 12:30 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
If you aren't a member of a distributed computing program (and you really should be!) folding proteins or searching for a ride off the planet, sooner or later you need to get rid of your old computer.
AMD to License Graphics Technology Optimized for Handheld Devices
Subject: General Tech | February 13, 2007 - 11:36 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SUNNYVALE, CALIF. -- February 13, 2007 --AMD (NYSE: AMD) today announced a new business focused on developing and licensing leading-edge graphics core technologies to semiconductor manufacturers throughout the handheld industry. This move is a part of the AMD commitment to enable The Ultimate Visual Experience™ across all devices from handhelds to PCs.
Virtual Windows to Run Unmodified on Linux
Subject: General Tech | February 12, 2007 - 06:55 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Something nice for your office desk
Subject: General Tech | February 12, 2007 - 06:53 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Getting yourself a Boomslang or Habu might raise a few eyebrows at work, but is that really the mouse you want to be using? Logitech's LX 710 Cordless Desktop might make a better impression, and since response rates aren't as important as they are in Battlefield, you can enjoy going cordless. Modders-Inc has a full review of this black cordless keyboard and mouse combo that will look nice on your desk. I won't give you any ideas on what to do at work with a mouse that has the extra weight of AA batteries in it.
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Subject: General Tech | February 12, 2007 - 12:25 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Subject: General Tech | February 12, 2007 - 12:04 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Spending time on the PCPerspective forums - it's a good thing!
Subject: General Tech | February 9, 2007 - 06:02 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The E4300's OCing ability has caught a few eyes on the forum, especially for those who don't care about Virtualization Tech, but so is the early release of the X2 6000+. Of course, buying a new motherboard can lead to a variety of issues, from video to squeezing it into the case to <
Better sound means better FPS?
Subject: General Tech | February 9, 2007 - 01:54 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The name gives a hint as to the purpose of this particular soundcard, as Razer only does fast. The Razer Barracuda AC1 Gaming Sound Card claims to increase your framerates by not using any system memory. OCC proves that claim, although don't expect to see the increase blow your mind. As well, the audio quality impressed them enough to convince them to toss out their old Diamond Monster MX300. It also will attract modders, the Razer logo lights up to add a little extra to the inside of your case.
More of Duke Nukem Forever's competition breaks down and releases a game
Subject: General Tech | February 9, 2007 - 12:17 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
S.T.A.L.K.E.R is only 6 years old, compared to DK Forever's 10, but it was in the running for most delayed game ever. No longer, it would seem; according to this preview at bit-tech. It is always possible a brand new game engine will appear before the end of March and cause a delay, but it looks like this game is going to make it.
General Purpose GPU
Subject: General Tech | February 9, 2007 - 12:03 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The Inquirer reports on a project by AMD/ATI to make dedicated server CPUs a thing of the past. For certain types of calculation, a GPUs particular structure allows it to beat the pants off of a CPU ...
Intel and USAID Commit to Broaden Technology Access in Emerging Markets
Subject: General Tech | February 8, 2007 - 12:59 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Feb. 8, 2007 - Intel Corporation and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) are working together to broaden access and usage of information and communications technology (ICT) in developing communities around the world.
Bugs for Firefox, something old and something new
Subject: General Tech | February 8, 2007 - 12:28 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
CNET reports on 2 vulnerabilities found in Firefox. The first is found in Firefox version 126.96.36.199 but fixed by 2.0, it uses a combination of the built in pop-up blocker and XMLHttpRequest to relay info about the system to a remote server. You can find the full description of the flaw by following the link to SecuriTeam on CNet.
A Wii was harmed in the making of this review
Subject: General Tech | February 7, 2007 - 12:42 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Still aren't sure if the Wii is a groundbreaking gaming system from a farsighted company, or just a silly excuse to 'accidentally' whack your friends in the head with the nunchaku? [H]ard|OCP has published a full review covering their thoughts about this new console and a few issues they ran into. They discovered it isn't possible use a projector to game without buying additional equipment and they also figured out how to kill a Wii. At least the TV survived intact.
"Nintendo is back with a vengeance and is going toe to toe with the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360. Can the Wiimote nunchaku continue to successfully fend off the competition or is it just a whole lot of flailing?"
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Tokobot Plus: Mysteries of the Karakuri @ Strategy Informer
- Dreamlords Intro Trailer @ Strategy Informer
- Savage 2: A Tortured Soul @ Strategy Informer
- Back on Top! Can Wii be Nintendo's Ultimate Weapon? @ OCModShop
- Supreme Commander Demo @ Strategy Informer
- Wii & DS WWE titles revealed @ Strategy Informer
- KillZone 2 at GDC 2007? @ Strategy Informer
- EB sells Burger King games for $8? @ Strategy Informer
- Maelstrom Terrain Trailer @ Strategy Informer
- The Professor's Brain Trainer: Memory @ Strategy Informer
- Hotel Dusk: Room 215 Walkthrough @ OCModShop
- Dark Messiah of Might & Magic coming to the Xbox 360? @ Strategy Informer
- More Project Gotham Racing 4 details @ Strategy Informer
- Sacred 2: Fallen Angel Trailer @ Strategy Informer
- The Destiny of Zorro Revealed @ Strategy Informer
- The Hottest Games Coming in 2007 @ Bjorn3D
- World of Warcraft: the Burning Crusade @ Strategy Informer
- Battlestations Midway (XBOX 360) review @ GH
- Jack Thompson Faces Disciplinary Hearing @ Slashdot
You already knew it was true, here comes the proof
Subject: General Tech | February 7, 2007 - 12:16 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Video games are good for you!
FPSes and other visually complex games are good for your eyes, says this story on CNET. Thanks to the speed of the game and the number of things you have to keep track of, you push the part of your brain governing image processing to it's limits, and this exercise carries over into the other parts of your life. I don't think it will be a good enough excuse to get you out of eating your carrots.
There's somethign about BitLocker
Subject: General Tech | February 6, 2007 - 12:05 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
New with Vista is an encryption program called BitLocker. Before you go hiding all of your secrets and guilty pleasures in a BitLocker protected folder, you might want to take a careful read of this story at The Register. It turns out 2 of the 3 protection schemes won't even work, as there are not really any motherboards currently for sale with a TPM compatible BIOS. XP's encryption never managed to stop anyone determined to get at the data, and neither will Vista. That isn't all bad news th
A breath of fresh audio
Subject: General Tech | February 5, 2007 - 03:27 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Creative has a competitor, the C-Media Oxygen HD chip, aka CMI8788. The Tech Report has published a huge review of the chip focusing on 2 cards, Auzentech's X-Meridian and Sondigo's Inferno. Everything is covered in the review, not only the performance of positional audio in games, the CPU utilization is compared to the X-Fi as well as some serious work with Rightmark's Audio Analyser.
Internet killed the magazine star
Subject: General Tech | February 5, 2007 - 12:25 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
E-books are having a hard time catching on. Many dedicated readers miss the visceral experience of holding a book, and the ease of use. You can't really take your monitor to the beach or into the bath, and PDAs don't let you see a full page at one time.
Magazines, on the other hand are disappearing quickly, as the web quickly trumped them as a way of getting target information quickly. Take a look at [H]ard|OCPs article examining that change.
AMD Appoints Douglas Grose to Lead Worldwide Technology Development and Manufacturing Operations
Subject: General Tech | February 5, 2007 - 11:53 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SUNNYVALE, CALIF. - Feb. 5, 2007 - AMD (NYSE: AMD) today announced that Douglas Grose has been appointed to the role of senior vice president of technology development, manufacturing and supply chain at AMD. In this role, Grose will have global responsibility for AMD's global manufacturing and process technology operations as well as overall supply chain management. Manufacturing responsibilities include AMD-owned facilities as well as all current foundry relationships.
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