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Same Great Fresh Fragrance
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DampRid Hanging Moisture Absorber eliminates excess moisture that can danage your clothes and leather goods, cause mildew spotting and damp feeling fabrics. It not only protects clothes from damage but also eliminates odors caused by moisture. And the Hanging Moisture Absorber prevents mold and mildew to grow. It won't dry the air excessively to damage plants, furniture or household goods. The Hanging Moisture Absorber can be used in the closet, bathroom, laundry room, storage locker or anywhere that excess moisture and stagnant air are a problem.
It's so effective it's patented.
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Keep out of reach children. Do not use in moving vehicles. Eye irritant harmful if swallowed. Contains Calcium Chloride. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Do not take internally.
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I have an understairs closet that got furry-moldy one summer. I had to throw away a leather coat and some luggage that was damaged, as well as bleaching down the walls and washing the...Read complete review
I have an understairs closet that got furry-moldy one summer. I had to throw away a leather coat and some luggage that was damaged, as well as bleaching down the walls and washing the remaining coats and accessories. I always keep 1-2 bags hanging in this closet and have not had any mold issues since. You can leave them hanging in dry conditions as they only absorb existing moisture, it doesnt break down or wear out with time only. My only complaint is the deoderizing agent smells like a urinal cake, but the scent dissipates quickly if you air out the clothing a day before. I've tried the other cup-style models and find the hanging version collects the most moisture.
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I really think products like this should be unscented. The perfume is so strong I haven't even taken it out of the box yet, and know there's no chance I could hang it near...Read complete review
I really think products like this should be unscented. The perfume is so strong I haven't even taken it out of the box yet, and know there's no chance I could hang it near my clothing. So essentially, it can't be used for the purpose for which it was marketed and intended. It's monsoon season here in Phoenix, so I would have liked to use it in the linen closet next to the bathroom, but now way.
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use these in the basement and in closets
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Comments about DampRid Hanging Moisture Absorber, Fresh Scent, 14 oz:
like this product seems to be doing its job. closet smells fresh and it does keep the dampness out
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I have a basement apartment and I use DampRid all year round, especially in the humid summer months. It is amazing how it collects the moisture in the air. Has a pleasant smell.
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good product
Could not live without it.
By tuti
from Florida
It is easy to use. You just throw the bag away when its used.
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Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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This is a must have for every closet where you might have dampness. Great design. Couldn't be improved
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Am use to buying this in a 3 pack. Was very disappointed when I received it and found out there is only 1 bag in a box. Will not purchase this again from your site.
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Great product. Does a good job and will continue to use. Wish it would last a little bit longer for the price.
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I live in an extremely humid part of the world and this product is easy to use and dos the job everytime. Never fails. I use one every 2 weeks.
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Mr. O'Brien made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera in April, with Puccini's il trittico. He has won two other Tony Awards for directing (Hairspray, Henry IV) and is the Artistic Director at the Old Globe Theater in San Diego, California. His current project is a musical adaptation of the Steven Spielberg film, Catch Me if You Can.

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ST. ALBANS, Vt. -- A South Carolina man accused of telling people he was a terrorist has been arrested near a passport office in the northern Vermont city of St. Albans.
Police say 47-year-old Radu Chereches of Ridgeland, S.C., went into a business and asked if he could leave two large backpacks there because he had been told not enter the U.S. passport office next door with them.
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State and federal law enforcement officers determined the backpack contained only personal items.
Chereches was charged with creating a false public alarm. It's unclear if he has a lawyer.
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New this year! We have enhanced the popular Tapas Tour and added an additional offering each day. More wine and higher value, this new tour touches all five of your senses and will prove to enlighten your palate, your spirit, and your mind. You will enjoy learning how your environment can make your love and passion for Chateau Chantal wine even better!
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The Fertility Center of Charleston has opened at 1280 Hospital Drive, Mount Pleasant. Dr. Stephanie Singleton is the owner.
Swallowtail Architecture & Design has opened at 760 Travelers Blvd. in Summerville. Rachel Burton and Virginia Rogers are the principals.
Charleston Oral and Facial Surgery Inc. has opened a third location at 2080 Royle Road, Summerville. Drs. Edward R. Strauss and Aaron P. Sarathy are the owners.
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Apart from hosting the Seychelles' black paradise flycatcher, one of the rarest birds on earth, La Digue's biodiversity features such stars as the chinese bittern, cave swiftlet, waxbill as well as two rare species of terrapin.
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As our resident Juggalo columnist mentioned in August, the minions of crazed rednecks who worship at the altar of Violent J and Shaggy2Dope — otherwise known as the Insane Clown Posse — are not at all happy that the FBI has labelled them a gang. To defend their honor, as well as their right to get wasted and throw absurd parties in the middle of nowhere, the Juggalo nation has decided to
launch a Faygo attack on the Pentagon sue the FBI.
Looks like these clowns aren't clowning around….
The Detroit Free Press has the scoop on this week's lawsuit, which came as a result of the FBI's failure to respond to a Freedom of Information Act request (gavel bang: ABA Journal):
Insane Clown Posse's newly filed lawsuit against the FBI could be just the first in a series of legal salvos against the federal agency, the group's attorney said today.
The Detroit rap group filed suit Tuesday in Flint's federal court, saying the FBI had failed to respond to a request for documents regarding its designation of ICP fans — Juggalos — as a gang.
ICP filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the FBI on Aug. 24, two weeks after announcing it planned to challenge the gang labeling. The FBI failed to produce any documents by the legal 20-day deadline, the group said, prompting Tuesday's lawsuit to force the agency's hand.
ICP is represented by Howard Hertz, of Hertz Schram, who said this is probably just the first round of lawsuits to be filed. The group is looking into suing on behalf of specific fans adversely affected by the designation.
Seriously though, how could this admittedly gnarly, rowdy group be categorized as a gang? Sure, 10 years ago, ICP penned F**k the World, but the group and its following have clearly matured. They've graduated to more philosophical smash singles, such as Miracles, which expounds on, among other things, the wonders of magnets, shooting stars, and hungry sea fowl:
I fed a fish to a pelican at Frisco Bay
He tried to eat my cell phone
He ran away
Does that sound like the ramblings of violent criminals? Would the Vice Lords sing about birds eating their phones? No, and besides, real gangsters use burners! This is more like an in-class assignment written by a precocious 5-year-old.
In any case, we may think Juggalos are odd (sorry, we KNOW they are odd), but they deserve a fair shake. If you're interested in supporting the cause (don't lie, we know some of you Biglaw associates keep Faygo in your coffee mug and wear an ICP tee under your dress shirt), you can check out Juggalos Fight Back to see how ICP could use your help.
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The Appalachian Children's Theatre (ACT) will present "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" to Logan County students in pre-kindergarten through sixth grade this week at the Coalfield Jamboree.
Rachel Noe-Maynard, president and co-founder of the Appalachian Children's Theatre, has worked with Jackie Tomblin and the Coalfield Jamboree; Logan County grade school and middle school principals; Wilma Zigmond, Superintendent of Schools, and Phyllis Doty, Director of Transportation, to make the large, county-wide fieldtrip possible.
"We usually bring about four thousand students from the Logan County school system to see our annual fall show," said Noe-Maynard. "It's a huge undertaking, but we have such a great time with the students and teachers."
Noe-Maynard believes exposure to performing arts is good for young students.
"When students watch these productions, not only do they get to see their peers on stage, but they are learning an important lesson in sitting quietly and watching a production," said Noe-Maynard. "I love sports and was an athlete in school, and there is great fun to be had watching and cheering at a ball game, but I also believe it makes for a well-rounded member of society to appreciate the finer arts, too."
In addition to school performances, ACT will offer one public presentation of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" on Saturday, November 17, at 7:30 p.m. Doors will open at 7 p.m., and admission is $7. Children 3 and under will receive free admission.
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When you recieve a hilarious asswhooping.
Steve got roflstomped by a large black man in a clown suit.
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Utter and complete pwnage, refer to pwnage. When you absolutely destroy someone ( mostly in video games) and you feel the need to t bag someone.
ex.1 Dude I was playing an intense game of counter strike and we Roflstomped the other team.
ex.2 See that UFC fight the other night, the contender got roflstomped
ex.2 See that UFC fight the other night, the contender got roflstomped
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ruin guild ROFLSTOMPED desto untill they wanted to quit and reroll order. (server: Dark Crag game: Warhammer Online)
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Posted by CAB on 06/02/2013
The space was just renovated and looks fantastic. The food is always very good. I especially like the Orange Chicken -- it's the best I've ever had. If you like Mu Shu Chicken or Pork, this is the placed to eat it. It's much better than PF Changs. Enjoy!
Posted by Allen on 02/18/2013
Good tasting, healthy, good service, good location and great value. They can accommodate a large party and do a quick lunch service. Family owned and friendly. The best informal dining or convenient take out in the South Bay.
Posted by anonymous on 12/20/2012
For years my family and I have tried and failed to find a good quality Chinese Restaurant. FINALLY, here's one. Great prices...great food...sure the atmosphere and service are lacking, but that's more of a cultural thing/bias. If you want good grit that won't make your wallet split - this is the place!
Posted by Bob on 05/31/2012
This is a great find for Chinese on the westside. We usually get delivery but occasionally we'll pop in for lunch. The Hunan style chicken is served piping hot with lots of veggies. Definitely one of my favorite dishes. The fried rice that comes with the lunch combo is just okay. Hot and sour soup is pretty good as well.
Posted by The Ultimate Food Critic on 07/21/2011
I absolutely LOVE their orange chicken. Order as is or request for it be prepared more spicy or tamed either way it will be the best you've ever tasted! I also really like their hot & sour soup. Great value for true authentic asian cuisine. Much compliments to the Chef!
Posted by Norma on 06/22/2011
I go here a lot and I love the Shrimp & Lobster sauce! I have not had many other dishes but this one is AWESOME! As far as the service is as expected from chinesse food places no surprise there, but they are not 'mean' per se.
Posted by anonymous on 02/17/2011
I am so disapointed since I was expecting better quality of food. I had the chicken with mushroom in a suppost to be white sauce, this was not good it is the same chicken they put in the won ton soup. The orange chicken was burned and over cooked.


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Trademark is probably the most well known of the three unfair competition concepts, and its origins trace back to the guilds in England, although the idea of placing an identifying mark on something goes back as far as human history. In fact, the first trademark laws in England were passed in 1266. The basic concept is a fairly straightforward one: Someone who makes something should be able to have a mark that identifies that persons products for consumers, and that mark should be limited to use by that one producer. This idea benefits both the consumers, by allowing them to identify reputable products in the marketplace, and producers, by allowing them to build reputations for their products and preventing others from taking advantage of their reputations.
So, what is a trademark, exactly? It can be a word or a logo that identifies the product, and it has to be for a product in the marketplace; unless it's a filing for a product coming to the marketplace in which there is a time limit to have the product released. A "servicemark" is the technical name for a trademark that applies to a service rather than a product. There are also trademarks for slogans, combinations of words and logos, and even shapes and colors as they relate to certain products. Trademarks exist whether they are filed for or not, but the level of protection is significantly higher for a registered trademark. Trademarks can be registered in the US at either the state or federal level, but generally people referring to trademarks are referring to federal marks on the principal register. The principal register is the list of trademarks issued in the US which have the complete rights granted by law. While there is a supplemental register, its only real purpose is to allow international registration, as it does not confer any of the legal protections of the principal register.
To cut to the chase on registration, if you want to have a fully protected mark in the US, you need to register it with the US Patent and Trademark Office, and they impose a threshold for trademarkability, much like there were rules for patentability. In the simplest terms, to get a trademark, the mark must be distinctive and not infringe on an existing mark. The first element touches on a concept in trademark law that can be confusing called the 'strength of the mark.' If you think of trademark strength like a line, on one end would be generic and on the other end would be arbitrary or fanciful, with distinctive being at the midpoint in the line. (See the crappy MS paint diagram to the right.) Generic marks are what they sound like. You couldn't register Video Game, Inc. as a trademark for a video game publisher. These are the least strong trademark terms. Descriptive trademarks are still not strong enough to be registerable, but can become 'distinctive' if enough people recognize the mark with relation to that product. Take, for example, Holiday Inn. Holiday Inn has become distinctive because people identify the hotel chain, but as a trademark, it is really just descriptive of what it is. Suggestive marks are always on the distinctive end of the spectrum. PlayStation is an example, because while it suggests what the product does, it doesn't simply describe it. Arbitrary or fanciful names are ones that have nothing to do with the product, and are considered the strongest type of trademark. An arbitrary mark would be like Apple for computers, which is the use of a word which has nothing to do with the product, whereas a fanciful mark would be like Verizon, which is basically a made up word.
So, assuming your mark satisfies the distinctiveness test, it still can't infringe on another existing mark. There are basically two considerations for infringement: confusion and dilution. Confusion, while a straightforward concept, is generally the one that becomes difficult to establish one way or the other. It boils down to a number of factors that were established in the US in the In re E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. (476 F.2d 1357) case, which essentially boil down to how much possible confusion is likely between the products based on their relative places in the market and their relative fame. There are 13 total factors are used by courts to determine likelihood of confusion, but it's important to not that this isn't a score card concept. Each factor may be weighted according to the circumstances so it's possible that even in a case where only one or two factors show a likelihood of confusion that the mark would still be unregisterable. For example, if I had a company named Bungie Advanced Technologies that made routers and switches, it would be potentially confused with Bungie Studios. On the other hand, if I started Bungie Rent-A-Car, then that would be unlikely to be confused. Famous marks associated with large companies, like Nintendo or Disney, are often found to be confusing even in unrelated industries as famous marks are afforded extra protection based on their notoriety.
There is one other, much rarer, reason for rejection. Trademarks cannot be functional. This generally applies to cases where a specific color or shape is the trademarked item, like a Coke bottle or the color pink for insulation with Owens-Corning. If the trademark at issue is somehow functional, then it cannot be a trademark. However, in those cases, the shape and color are not functional, so they are trademarkable. As far as I'm aware, there hasn't been a functional trademark case in a game context.
Once the mark passes muster with the trademark examiner, then there is a public comment period where others can object to the mark. Typically, these are other companies that feel the mark infringes on their mark or the mark is not distinctive and its registration will hurt their line of business. Once this process is over, the mark is registered. Registration can continue infinitely, in theory, so long as the business continues to renew the registration and the products remain in the marketplace.
Assuming the mark is registered, then you are afforded some specific protections. Marks on both the principal and supplemental register can use the R logo, as the TM logo doesn't have any legal significance. More importantly, placement on the principal register affords additional protections in court, including the presumption of ownership of the mark and its validity, presumption that all parties have actual notice of the use of the mark, the exclusive right to use the mark in the US, and the right to bring an action in Federal court to stop use of the mark or otherwise protect the mark. The most important benefit, however, is incontestable status for a trademark. If the mark, after being registered, goes 5 years without having its validity contested, then it can be classified as incontestable (though I won't detail the process), which means that it cannot be attacked in court for validity other than on the grounds it has become generic, been abandoned, was obtained through fraud, or a few other limited issues. The important part of the status is that the mark cannot be challenged on the grounds that it is not distinctive, is confusingly similar to someone else's mark that was in use when the registration occurred and is still in use, or is functional.
This is just a pretty simplistic overview of trademarks, and there are many specifics and technical details I didn't touch on in the interest of time and length. I've also basically skipped over the entire concept of trademark infringement as a private cause of action, which could be an entire article to itself. In any event, I hope this has given you a little more insight into the basics of trademarks, and you can be fairly certain that there will be more trademark issues covered in this column in the future. As for next week's trademark marathon, there's really one trademark in particular I'm hoping gets revived: Kid Icarus.
Mark Methenitis is the Editor in Chief of the Law of the Game blog, which discusses legal issues in video games. Mr. Methenitis is also a licensed attorney in the state of Texas with The Vernon Law Group, PLLC and a member of the Texas Bar Assoc., American Bar Assoc., and the International Game Developers Assoc. Opinions expressed in this column are his own. Reach him at: lawofthegame [AAT] gmail [DAWT] com.
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MARTIN COUNTY — Two men fell to their deaths Monday morning at a location in northern Martin County — approximately halfway between Big Spring and Lamesa — while working on power lines, tethered to a helicopter, according to local law enforcement officials.
David Edward Oliveira, 26, of Turlock, Calif., and Christopher Geoffrey Breed, 27, of Moscow, Idaho, were pronounced dead at the scene of the accident, near County Roads 4501 and 4200, according to officials with the Martin County Sheriff's Office.
Howard College trustees gave tentative approval to across-the-board pay raises for district personnel during a combination budget workshop-regular meeting Tuesday.
College employees would see their annual income increase by at least $1,200 under the new budget, which will not be formally approved until Aug. 27.
Faculty can expect annual salary increases of between $1,389 and $1,857, depending on their contracts, while other employees will see significant pay raises also, College President Dr. Cheryl Sparks said.
Juan M. Rodriguez, 85, of Big Spring died Sunday, Aug. 4, 2013, at his residence. Funeral services were held Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2013, at the Holy Trinity Catholic Parish. Interment will follow at Mt. Olive Memorial Park.
A vigil service was held Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2013, Nalley-Pickle & Welch Rosewood Chapel.
He was born March 30, 1928, in Big Spring, Texas, and married Maria Escovedo on Oct. 29, 1954, in Big Spring, Texas. She preceded him in death Jan. 26, 2005.
Don Yates, 86, died Monday, Aug. 5, 2013, in Weatherford. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 9, 2013, at Victory Baptist Church. Visitation will be held 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 8, 2013, at White's Funeral Home in Weatherford. Interment will follow at Annetta Cemetery.
Don was born June 12, 1927, in Big Spring to Arthur and Nettie Yates. He spent most of his life in Big Spring, before moving to Weatherford 13 years ago. Don was an active member of the Victory Baptist Church.
Beulah Mae Stoeger, 90, of Odessa, formerly of Big Spring died Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2013, in an Odessa hospital. Her services are pending with Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home & Crematory of Big Spring.
If it seems like the skies above Big Spring are busier than usual, it's not your imagination, as the 2013 U.S. National Hang Gliding Championship continues at the McMahon-Wrinkle Airpark.
According to U.S. National Hang Gliding organizer Belinda Boulter, with just two days under the pilots' belts, the championship is shaping up to be an amazing time for all involved.
The following areas will be closed for crosswalk painting from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday:
• Birdwell Lane, from Harvard to Stadium.
• The intersection of Mt. Vernon and Washington streets.
All traffic will be detoured during this time period.
For more information, contact Big Spring city offices at 264-2376.
CLYDE — Kelly Suzanne Barnes McElyea died at the age of 51 on Aug. 3, 2013, of cervical cancer at her home in Clyde, Texas.
A celebration of her life will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2013, at Sweet Fellowship Church of God In Christ, 2106 Shellhorse Rd., Dallas, Texas 75241.
Kelly was born Feb. 11, 1962, in Big Spring, Texas. She attended school in El Paso, Texas, and moved to Duncanville, Texas, in 1977. She lived in Arkansas with her sons from her first marriage and her youngest son was born in Arkansas.
Manuel Cervantes, 61, of Big Spring died Saturday, Aug. 3, 2013, in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 8, 2013, at the Holy Trinity Catholic Parish. Interment will follow at Mt. Olive Memorial Park.
A vigil service will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2013, at Nalley-Pickle & Welch Rosewood Chapel.
He was born Aug. 5, 1951, in Big Spring, Texas, and married Margaret Resendez on June 18, 1983, in Fort Davis, Texas.
Jowili "Mama Jo" Taylor Etchison went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Saturday, Aug. 3, 2013. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2013, at the Nalley-Pickle & Welch Rosewood Chapel. Interment will follow at Trinity Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
She was born in Kiowa County, Okla., on Dec. 26, 1919, to Clyde and Joe Emma Clare Taylor. They moved to Littlefield, Texas, when she was 12 years old.


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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Jason Lynn wrapped up his decorated collegiate disc golf career with another national title on Saturday.
Lynn, of North Augusta, and the Georgia Regents University Jaguars won the National Collegiate Disc Golf Championship at the Hippodrome, holding off a strong Ferris State (Mi.) team to win its first championship since 2010.
Ferris State put the heat on us early, Lynn said. You make enough pars out there, you put pressure on the other team, they know they have to make birdies to catch up. ... Ferris State is a very good team, and they could have easily won it here. We put together some solid rounds all of the days, in this bad weather.
The Jaguars credited their win to great team chemistry, skill sets that compliment each other and the ability to have fun in the big moments.
It feels great, everything we went through all week, the different weather and all, to play really solid all week worked out great, said Clint Kuglar, one of four Jaguars on the disc golf team. We played really well as a team. Weve got two lefties and two righties on our team, which give us an advantage out there. ... All of our personalities click well, too. Were always cracking jokes and keeping it light on the course, but we can execute when we need to.
John Baker, another member of the Georgia Regents team, said their time together has made the team even better.
I think its just the chemistry, this makes two years of us all playing together, and we get to play these courses all the time, he said. We just enjoy each others company. We play well together, and we all compliment each others game.
For Lynn, the championship allows him to walk away from the collegiate ranks as a winner, something he was striving for during the tournament.
Going out on top, theres no better feeling in the world, he said. Obviously, this is the second one Ive won now, but when you can win the last one you play in, its special.
Alan Kane, the National Collegiate Disc Golf Championships general manager, was happy with the teams win.
Jason is the greatest collegiate disc golfer ever; hes a multiple time All American, now hes a two-time national champion, he said.
T.J. Lundeen is a reporter for The North Augusta Star. Follow him on Twitter @lundeentj.
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Riverfront Times photographer Jennifer Silverberg's exhibit A Harvest of Hope: Midstream on the Migrant Trail documents her eighteen-month exploration of migrant-farm-worker culture in the Missouri Bootheel. The camera is a transparent observer, capturing life without commenting on it, and yet Silverberg's photographs convey something more visceral than casual observation or social journalism could describe. In "The Mariachi," four men stand against the blank horizon in their crisp black suits; one, older and thicker in the middle, curls his lip with a cheerful bravado that is inviting rather than intimidating; another, thinner and more compact than his friend, stands with his trumpet at chest level, gazing off to the side with saturnine detachment. "Mariachi" portrays the daily truth of immigrants: eager optimism tempered with lingering thoughts of something left behind. A Harvest of Hope is at the Bonsack Gallery, on the campus of John Burroughs School (755 South Price Road), through May 12. Call 314-993-4040 for hours.
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While high unemployment continues nationwide, small colleges and universities face a chronic shortage of tech professionals. As if that challenge weren't daunting enough for CIOs like myself, now I'm told we must understand how the different generations think in order to better attract and retain them. Let me explain.
Recently, I heard a great talk about generational differences, adapted from the book Managing the Multi-Generational Workforce (DelCampo, Haggerty, Haney and Knippel, 2011). For the sake of this column, let's look at the two most recent generations in the IT job market -- Generation Xers and Millennials -- and connect some of their traits (as defined in the book) to higher education career opportunities.
Generation Xers (born between 1965 and 1980) are said to have a personal philosophy of working hard, saving money and having fun with their money. Among their core values: They tend to be independent, focused on learning, less formal than prior generations, enjoy the outdoors and seek a healthy work-life balance. They also tend to question authority, to give respect only when it's earned.
The Millennials (born between 1981 and 1994) are said to be self-confident, idealistic and also informal, as well as team- and community-oriented. They're multi-taskers and need to know whythey're doing what they're doing. They also tend to have children later in life than previous generations, and they tend to focus on their friends as well as recreational activities (sometimes earlier in the workweek than they should).


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At least one thing in Washington is coming in on schedule and under budget this week: the inaugural platform on the Capitol's West Front.
Sens. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., who chair the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies, held a press conference on Tuesday to show off progress on the platform. About 1,600 lawmakers, governors, cabinet members, former presidents, and Supreme Court justices will join President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, and their families at the Jan. 21 ceremony to swear in the president for his second term.
The 10,000-square-foot platform, which will cost about $1.2 million, is the same size as the one used in 2005, which was the largest ever built. It has taken more than a year to plan, and construction began in September.
Two choirs, one from Schumer's Brooklyn, N.Y., and the other from Alexander's Cleveland, Tenn., will sing from bleachers above the platform, on the balcony of the Capitol--a bit of bipartisan fun for the ceremony, Schumer said.
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Video conferencing and web conferencing are two commonly confused technologies. Traditionally, these two applications were very different. At a very basic level, web conferencing focused on content sharing while video conferencing focused on providing face-to-face interaction.
Web conferencing is and was often used for lectures, presentations and webinars for larger groups of people. They were also designed for individuals to easily join from their desktop. Depending on the solution, web conferencing had either two-way audio capabilities or only one-way audio for the presenter.
On the other hand, video conferencing was most frequently used for meetings between two different locations. The video conference consisted of two-way video and audio transmission. Likewise, the equipment was designed for conference rooms and meant for groups at two locations as opposed to individual usage from their desktop.
However, lines are now blurring when deciphering the difference between these two conferencing tools. This is due to web conferencing applications adding two-way video capabilities and video conferencing solutions including the ability to share content and present. Furthering the confusion, both web and video capabilities are being built in to other collaboration software solutions. These changes and additions to the technologies have transformed two separate tools in to very similar offerings. One might say that it is now a matter of what features you need in your collaboration tool as opposed to the old question of "web conferencing or video conferencing?"
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - University of Louisville men's and women's basketball fans should take note of a planned repair on a deteriorated road support column this weekend that will close the ramp that carries traffic from I-65 North to I-64 West.
The repairs could affect fans that may regularly use that ramp for access to the Cardinals' men's basketball game against UCF on Saturday (Feb. 1) at 9 p.m. and women's basketball game against USF that tips off at 2 p.m. on Sunday (Feb. 2). The ramp is expected to close around 7 a.m. Saturday and be closed for about a week.
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1. "It was a very simple team talk. All I used to say was 'Whenever possible, give the ball to George'" (George Best of course!)
2."Nobby Stiles a dirty player? No, he's never hurt anyone. Mind you, he's frightened a few!"
3. "He (George Best) was able to use either foot - sometimes he seemed to have six."
4. "I never wanted Manchester United to be second to anybody. Only the best would be good enough."
5. "In all modesty, my summing up of 1955-6 and 1956-7 must be that no club in the country could live with Manchester United."
6. "He (Bobby Charlton) was idolized from his twentieth year on."
7. "If you don't put them in, you can't know what you've got."
8."Resting in Interlaken, Germany was one thing and facing Old Trafford another. When I approached the ground and moved over the bridge along which our supporters had squeezed fifty abreast in there tens of thousands to shout for us I could scarcely bear to look. I new the ghosts of the babes would still be there, and there they are still, and they will always be there as long as those who saw them still cross the bridge, young, gay, red ghosts on the green grass of Old Trafford."
9. "Over the years people called several players the new Duncan Edwards...first Dave Mackay, the Bryan Robson. But none of them came close. He was the only player that made me feel inferior."
10. "I do not worry about conceding goals because I know my forwards will double it at the other end."
11. "Manchester is my Heaven."
12. "Winning isn't everything. There should be no conceit in victory and no despair in defeat."
Quotes About Sir Matt Busby
1. "Matt was the eternal optimist. In 1968 he still hoped Glenn Miller was just missing". - Paddy Crerand
2. "It would have been Sir Matt Busby's 90th birthday today, but I think he was up there doing a lot of kicking." - Sir Alex Ferguson
3. "I'm privileged to have followed Sir Matt because all you have to do is to try and maintain the standards that he set so many years ago." - Sir Alex Ferguson
4. "How would you like to be manager of the best club in the country?" Shankly replied, "Why? Is Matt Busby packing it in?" - Bill Shankly (when being approached by a Liverpool director to be offered the vacant manager's job at Liverpool).
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July 16, 2009
Behind The Building
READ: 1 Peter 4:8-11
Be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that your labor is not in vain in the Lord. 1 Corinthians 15:58
Where we were working was hot, dirty, and it smelled bad. We had traveled thousands of miles to do some work projects, and on this day we were painting the back of a classroom building at a school for the deaf. The only people who would ever see this part of the building would be the guy who cut the grass and any unfortunate person who would have to work on the septic pit.
Yet, as the young adults diligently painted away, one of the girls, Melissa, put it in perspective by saying, Nobody will ever come back here to see this, but God will see it. So lets make it look nice. And so we did.
Sometimes we sit at our desk and think no one sees our work. Or we stand at a line assembling item after endless item. Perhaps we take care of crying babies in the church nursery. Or we live the best Christian life we canwithout anyone noticing.
Often our work is behind the building. But if that is what God has called us to do, we need to work with all our heart. As part of our calling to love others deeply (1 Peter 4:8), offer hospitality (v.9), and use our gifts to serve others (v.10), our task is to work with Gods strength to bring praise and glory to God, not ourselves. The important thing is that God likes what He sees. Dave Branon
Though others may not observe us
And see how we serve God today,
Our job as servants of Jesus
Is to please Him in every way. Branon
No service for Christ goes unnoticed by Him.
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men"
-Colossians 3:23
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July 17, 2009
When The Ground Shakes
READ: Psalm 18:1-6
In my distress, I called upon the Lord. Psalm 18:6
Several days after a devastating earthquake in the San Francisco area, a young boy was seen rocking and swaying on the school playground. His principal asked him if he was okay, and the boy nodded yes and said, I am moving like the earth, so if theres another earthquake I wont feel it. He wanted to prepare himself for another shaking of the ground.
Sometimes after a trauma, we brace ourselves for what might be coming next. If weve had a phone call that brought bad news, every time the phone rings we feel panicky and wonder, What has happened now?
The ground was shaking for the psalmist David after King Saul tried to kill him (1 Sam. 19:10). He ran and hid. He thought death was next and told his friend Jonathan, There is but a step between me and death (20:3). He wrote, The pangs of death surrounded me, and the floods of ungodliness made me afraid (Ps. 18:4).
David cried to the Lord in his distress (v.6) and found that He was a stabilizer, One he could trust would always be with him. He said, The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer; my God, my strength, in whom I will trust; . . . my stronghold (v.2). The Lord will be that for us also when the ground shakes under us. Anne Cetas
The Lords our Rock, in Him we hide,
A shelter in the time of storm;
Secure whatever ill betide,
A shelter in the time of storm. Charlesworth
To survive the storms of life, be anchored to the Rock of Ages.
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men"
-Colossians 3:23
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July 18, 2009
A Donkey In Lions Clothing
READ: Matthew 7:15-23
Beware of false prophets . . . in sheeps clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves. Matthew 7:15
In the final book of C. S. Lewis Chronicles of Narnia, The Last Battle, a devious ape named Shift finds an old lions skin and persuades a simpleminded donkey to put it on. Shift then claims that the disguised donkey is Aslan (the Lion who is the rightful king of Narnia) and forms an alliance with Narnias enemies. Together they set out to control and enslave the subjects of Narnia. Young King Tirian, however, cant believe that Aslan would actually be involved with such brutal practices. So, with the help of the real Aslan, he defeats Shift and his counterfeit lion.
The Bible tells us that the devil is in the business of imitating God. His goal is to be like the Most High (Isa. 14:12-15). Through deception, Satan tries to replace Christ with a substitute. Jesus Himself warned us of false prophets and false christs: Take heed that no one deceives you. For many will come in My name, saying, I am the Christ, and will deceive many (Matt. 24:4-5).
How can we tell the real Christ from the counterfeit? The only authentic Christ is the one described in Scripture. Anyone or anything that portrays a different Jesus than the One presented in the Bible is promoting a donkey in lions clothing. Dennis Fisher
Beware of anyone who claims
To speak directly from the Lord
If what he says does not agree
With everything thats in Gods Word. Sper
Gods Word gives wisdom to discern what is false.
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men"
-Colossians 3:23
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Jul. 19
July 19, 2009
Till He Became Strong
READ: 2 Chronicles 26:3-15
His fame spread far and wide, for he was marvelously helped till he became strong. 2 Chronicles 26:15
In George MacDonalds fairy tale Lilith, giants live among normal people. These giants must conduct their daily affairs very carefully. When they sleep, their snoring is disruptive. When they turn over, houses may be crushed under their weight.
In the Bible, Uzziah became a giant of a man after becoming king at age 16. The keys to his success are recorded in 2 Chronicles 26. His father Amaziah set a good example for him (v.4). The prophet Zechariah instructed him (v.5). He had an army of fighting men and capable generals who helped him (vv.11-15). And God prospered him (v.5).
Clearly, King Uzziah became a giant through the Lords blessing. But after attaining success, he grew careless and stumbled badly. The clue to his demise is found in the phrase he was marvelously helped till he became strong (v.15).
Those last four words serve as a dire warning to us all. Uzziahs heart was lifted up, to his destruction (v.16). He usurped the priestly duties and became leprous (vv.16-21).
We have all been marvelously helpedby our Lord God, by those He has given to set an example for us, and by those who serve alongside us. When we become strong, we must take heed, or we too will stumble. Albert Lee
When all goes well and I feel strong,
Oh, help me, Lord, to see
That I must place my confidence
In You and not in me. Anon.
I have never met a man who has given me as much trouble as myself. D. L. Moody
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men"
-Colossians 3:23
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July 20, 2009
Small StepGiant Leap
READ: Ephesians 4:17-24
Be renewed in the spirit of your mind. Ephesians 4:23
In July 1969, I was at Fort Benning, Georgia, training to become a US Army officer. Infantry Officer Candidate School was intense and highly regimented with only rare moments of free time. Surprisingly, on the evening of July 20, we were ordered to our company Day Room, seated in front of a flickering television set, and told simply, This is history.
Amazed, we watched Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong become the first human to set foot on the moon as he said, Thats one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind. Our usual curfew was suspended and we talked late into the nightnot only about what we had witnessed but about life, God, and eternity. Our demanding routine had been interrupted, and our attention was shifted to what truly matters.
All of us need to shift our focus on a daily basis. Maintaining a regular time alone with God allows us to step away from our demanding jobs, break the routine, and concentrate on Him through the Bible and prayer. Our thoughts and actions will change as we follow Pauls urging to be renewed in the spirit of your mind (Eph. 4:23).
What may seem like a small step can be a giant leap each day in our life of faith in Christ. David C. McCasland
A small step is a giant leap
In growth and faith each day
If this step is your time with God
To read His Word and pray. Sper
Each small step of faith is a giant step of growth.
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men"
-Colossians 3:23
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July 21, 2009
Eternity In Our Hearts
READ: Ecclesiastes 3:9-17
He has put eternity in their hearts. Ecclesiastes 3:11
I once came across a scene of beauty outside Anchorage, Alaska. Against a slate-gray sky, the water of an ocean inlet had a slight greenish cast, interrupted by small whitecaps. Soon I saw these were not whitecaps at all but whalessilvery white beluga whales in a pod feeding no more than 50 feet offshore. I stood with other onlookers, listening to the rhythmic motion of the sea, following the graceful, ghostly crescents of surfacing whales. The crowd was hushed, even reverent. For just a moment, nothing else mattered.
The author of Ecclesiastes would have understood the crowds response. He sees with dazzling clarity the beauty in the created world and that God has put eternity in their hearts (3:11). Such an elegant phrase applies to much in human experience. Surely it hints at a religious instinct. Our hearts perceive eternity in ways other than the religious.
Ecclesiastes presents both sides of life on this planet: the promise of pleasures so alluring that we may devote our lives to their pursuit, and the haunting realization that these pleasures ultimately do not satisfy. Gods tantalizing world is too big for us. Unless we acknowledge our limits and subject ourselves to Gods rule, unless we trust the Giver of all good gifts, we will end up in despair. Philip Yancey
Amid the measured music
What watchful ear can hear
Gods voice amidst the garden?
Yet hush! for He is here! Charles
To make the most of today, keep eternity in mind.
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men"
-Colossians 3:23
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July 22, 2009
Who Is Deaf?
READ: Isaiah 42:1-4,23-25
The Lords hand is not shortened, that it cannot save . . . . [But] your sins have hidden His face from you, so that He will not hear. Isaiah 59:1-2
A man told his doctor that he thought his wife was going deaf. The doctor told him to conduct a simple test. When the man reached the front door of his home, he called out, Darling, is dinner ready? Hearing no response, he walked inside and repeated himself. Still no reply. On the third try, when he was just behind her, he finally heard her say, For the third time, yes!
Similarly, the ancient Israelites thought God was deaf when the problem was actually with them. Isaiah was a prophet sent to warn Gods people about impending judgment, but his message fell on deaf ears. Instead of being Gods covenant people, who were to bring light to those in darkness and release them from the dungeons of sin (42:7), they refused to hear Him. They would not walk in His ways, nor were they obedient to His law (v.24).
The prophet explained why their prayers seemed to fall on deaf ears: The Lords hand is not shortened, that it cannot save; nor His ear heavy, that it cannot hear. But your iniquities have separated you from your God (Isa. 59:1-2). One reason for not receiving answers from God is that sin may be blocking our hearing. Lets examine ourselves carefully.
Our God isnt hard of hearing. C. P. Hia
Nothing between my soul and the Savior,
Naught of this worlds delusive dream;
I have renounced all sinful pleasure,
Jesus is mine; theres nothing between. Tindley
God speaks through His Word to those who listen with their heart.
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men"
-Colossians 3:23
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July 23, 2009
Ready To Speak
READ: 1 Peter 3:13-22
Always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you, with meekness and fear. 1 Peter 3:15
Lee Eclov and his wife were at a coffee shop in Estes Park, Colorado. At another table sat four men, one of whom was mocking Christianity and the resurrection of Jesus.
Lee could sense the Lord telling him to respond. But his fear kept him from doing so. Finally, he knew he had to make a stand. So he walked over to the men and began giving historical evidence for the resurrection.
How do we respond when were in a similar situation? The apostle Peter encouraged his readers to make a commitment to stand up for Jesus, especially during extreme suffering. This commitment meant not remaining speechless when circumstances warranted them to defend their faith. He said, Always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you, with meekness and fear (1 Peter 3:15). Their readiness to answer required them to know Gods Word. They were to respond in godly meekness and fear, so that their persecutors would be ashamed of their own conduct.
Had Lee Eclov remained silent or responded rudely, the cause of Christ would have suffered. Lee later wrote, God has a way of flushing us out of our quiet little places, and when He does we must be ready to speak for Him. Marvin Williams
When people wonder about our faith,
What answer will we give?
Well tell of Jesus who bore our sins
And shows us how to live. Fitzhugh
To be silent about the Savior and His salvation is a dreadful sin of omission.
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men"
-Colossians 3:23
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July 24, 2009
Walk The Walk
READ: 1 Timothy 4:6-16
Be an example to the believers in word, in conduct, in love, in spirit, in faith, in purity. 1 Timothy 4:12
The preacher was speaking tongue-in-cheek when he complained, My wife is absolutely unreasonable. She actually expects me to live everything I preach! Its so much easier to tell someone what is right than to practice it personally.
When my son and I play golf together, I can tell him exactly how to play the hole and hit the shots. But my own ability to hit those shots is sadly limited. I suppose this is what is meant when we refer to athletes who talk the talk, but dont walk the walk. Anyone can talk a good game, but actually performing well is far more difficult.
This is particularly true in the challenge of following Jesus Christ. It is not enough for us to talk about faithwe must live out our faith. Perhaps that is why Paul, after giving instructions to his young protégé Timothy about how to preach, included this reminder: Let no one despise your youth, but be an example to the believers in word, in conduct, in love, in spirit, in faith, in purity. . . . Meditate on these things; give yourself entirely to them (1 Tim. 4:12,15).
As Christs followers, we do not have the luxury of just talking a good gamewe must live lives of exemplary faith in Jesus Christ. We must walk the walk. Bill Crowder
Do others know from how we act
At home, at work, at play,
That we have Jesus in our heart
And live for Him each day? D. De Haan
We please God when our walk matches our talk.
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men"
-Colossians 3:23
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July 25, 2009
Change Your Mind
READ: Acts 26:12-23
. . . repent, turn to God, and do works befitting repentance. Acts 26:20
One of my favorite Peanuts comic strips features Charlie Brown saying to Snoopy, I hear youre writing a book on theology. I hope you have a good title. Snoopy responds, I have the perfect title: Has It Ever Occurred To You That You Might Be Wrong?
Snoopys title reminds us that our understanding of God and what He requires of us is sometimes twisted. Because our wrong beliefs lead to wrong behavior, we need to repent, turn to God, and do works befitting repentance (Acts 26:20).
The Greek word translated repent is metanoeo, which means change your mind. As Paul indicated, repentance does not mean just nodding in polite agreement with God, and continuing the same way we were going. When we turn our thoughts toward Godwhen we truly agree with Him about what is rightour behavior will follow. Like a car, we go in the direction we are pointed. So, when we truly turn our minds and hearts toward God, our actions change accordingly.
Instead of going happily along, assuming that our choices are right, we need to regularly stop and ask ourselves Snoopys question. As Paul taught, it is only when we are willing to admit being wrong that we can be certain of being right with God. Julie Ackerman Link
We must acknowledge when were wrong,
Confessing it as sin,
If we would know Gods power to heal
And cleanse us from within. Fasick
Either we conform our desires to the truth or we conform the truth to our desires. Os Guinness
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men"
-Colossians 3:23
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Shares of solid-state drive maker OCZ Technology Group are getting clobbered in early trading after the company warned that results for the company's fiscal second quarter ended August 31 will be "materially lower" than the preliminary estimate range of $110 million to $120 million that the company provided in September 5.
But that's not the worse of it.
The company said the reduced guidance reflects "the impact of customer incentive programs which were discovered subsequent to the preliminary announcement during the normal close process, and which the company will be reporting as a material weakness" in its 10-Q for the filing. OCZ also said it expects to report "negative gross margins and a significant net loss" for the quarter.
OCZ also said it has notified the SEC that it will require an extension to the normal filing time for its 10-Q for the quarter.
The company also named a new CEO: Ralph Schmitt, who has been on the board since April 2011, takes over immediately. Until yesterday, he had been CEO of PLX Technologies, a provider of "semiconductor-based connectivity solutions." He replaces former CEO Ryan Petersen, who resigned last month.
It all adds up to a stock you really don't want to own.
OCZ this morning is down $1.34, or 42.5%, to $1.81.
Update: OCZ's troubles are spilling over into shares of rival SSD maker STEC, which is off 33 cents, or 5.2%, to $6.


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Full detailed profile on Lesley Lu "Lulu" Spencer Falconeri (Past) Played by Julie Marie Berman on General Hospital Daytime Soap Opera.
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Birthday: November 3 1983
Molly and Kristina hang back in the church after the ceremony for Edward and discuss Sam. They are worried about her. They invite Sam over for dinner at Alexis' house and she accepts. Meanwhile, Maxie tries to rush off with Lulu before Spin stops her, but she is too late. He wants to talk but she brushes him off. Kristina hangs back after Molly leaves and is surprised to see Trey working. The pastor lets him sleep in the basement in exchange for work. She offers to buy him lunch. Alone with Sam, Spin tells her about Ellie. They have grown close in a short time. But after keeping him at arm's length for more than a year, Maxie recently confessed she is in love with him. He is her "Mac." Sam wonders what he would have done if he did not have Ellie. The answer is moot since he is with Ellie. She asks if he still believes Jason is alive. He wants to believe but lacks Sam's unwavering faith. She can't believe he would give up after holding out hope for Maxie for so long and here she is, finally giving him her heart. Ellie arrives and is thrilled to meet Sam and Danny. Ellie was worried about Spin and glad Maxie was there for him.
Maxie collapses on the couch at the Haunted Star. She wants to just hide for a month. Lulu encourages her to get out of her apartment and have fun but Maxie can't afford to. But she can't watch them wallow in bliss either. Lulu suggests she get a job. Maxie asks about their baby plans and Lulu tells her about the lies on the application. Sonny has offered to pay for surrogacy but Lulu doesn't think she can pick one she is comfortable with. She has never wanted a sister more in her life. Maxie jokes she needs another Maxie. Maxie realizes she has forgotten about Spin for 30 minutes and needs a project with purpose. She has a great idea – she wants to be Lulu's surrogate.
At the Haunted Star Lulu tells Dante about Olivia's vision. She and Robert are trying to figure out who she saw now, but Olivia is more concerned about the baby. She offered to pay for the surrogacy. Dante tells her Sonny also offered to pay. She asks if he is okay with that and Dante really thinks Sonny wants to do something good for his family. It will be tricky between him and Sonny forever, but he is okay with letting him help them this once if she is. He gets a call and heads to the Quartermaine's. Later, Maxie arrives in tears and tells Lulu that Spin picked Ellie.
At the Haunted Star Robert tells Lulu he thinks Lavery is hiding something. She tells him about Olivia's vision and he could believe it. He asks how accurate the visions are and believes it despite the LSD connection. He wants to call Olivia and get a description.
At the hospital Olivia tells Steve about her hallucination. Lulu and Robert arrive and Robert asks Olivia to describe any detail that can uncover what Lavery is hiding. They go into another room and she tells him he was smoking a cigarillo. He looked like Hannibal Lector, but skinnier, with bushy eyebrows. Liz sketches a picture from Olivia's description. Liz recognizes him and is shocked. She shows him the picture of Faison.
At the Haunted Star Lulu lets Olivia know she ruined their chances by lying about her family on the application. Olivia is sure they will have a baby, she can see it. Lulu informs her it doesn't matter anyway because it is too expensive. Olivia offers her the money but Lulu is not comfortable with that. She takes a call from Maxie while Olivia goes over her checkbook. She is a few zeroes short. Duke arrives but Olivia sees Faison and is shaken. He leaves and Lulu asks what she saw. Olivia saw someone creepy she did not recognize. Later, Robert comes to tell Lulu that Luke is in Turkey, but safe. But Robert agrees with Luke – Duke is hiding something. "Like his real face," Lulu says.
At their table at the Haunted Star Maxie wants to subtly sabotage Ellie and Spin's relationship. Maxie doesn't think they are too serious – they haven't even had sex yet. Lulu and Dante encourage her to tell Spin how she feels before he gets more involved with Ellie. She agrees and calls Spin but he is not answering. "They must be busy looking at bacteria," she says. She'll just tell him in the morning. How much can change between now and then?
At the Haunted Star, Johnny signs some papers for Connie. She passes Lulu on the way out saying "Hi dodo, by dodo." Lulu asks Johnny if he's ready to tell her what's going on. Johnny admits that Connie does have something on him but doesn't want to put Lulu in a position where she has to lie to her husband. Lulu alludes to lies that blew her and Dante's chances of adopting a baby. She explains that she panicked and that they've been blackballed in the national adoption database. Lulu declines his help and they talk about the complications of surrogacy. She's skeptical but Johnny assures her that she will get what she wants. Later, Dante walks in on Lulu reading the surrogacy pamphlet and she says maybe they should look into it.
At home, Dante thinks he and Lulu should use a surrogate. She is not thrilled with the idea of someone else carrying their child. They get to experience everything while she goes about her business he tells her she gets to do everything else. After Carly's call he leaves and she assures him she will think about it. He thinks it might be the answer they are looking for. Alone, she does some research on surrogacy.
At home Lulu and Dante are busted by the woman from the adoption agency for lying about their family history. Lulu apologizes, but she is sure if she did not lie they never would have even gotten the interview. Dante defends Lulu's actions and begs for another chance to make this right. She tells them it is too late. They will be rejected by every adoption agency on their list. She leaves and Lulu is defeated. There is no way they can be parents. He thinks maybe there is.
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3 tablespoons freshly squeezed lime juice
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
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1 tablespoon finely grated garlic
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1 tablespoon finely chopped cilantro
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Seroquel is a pharmaceutical that relieves bi-polar symptoms. The drug is patented by AstraZaneca, a United Kingdom drug manufacturer. The retail cost for one pill in the United States is $9.66 for the branded product. No generic tablet is presently available in the U.S.. That's a lot of money for one pill but when I bought them in Europe and Canada they provided me with a perfectly-fine generic equivalent for Seroquel for only $1.37.
What's going on here? Why are U.S. price so high? First, a generic equivalent is not available in the U.S.–even though the rest of the world purchases the pills at retail for less than $2,00. I researched this anomaly further and learned that the powerful pharmaceutical industry allegedly bribes Congressmen with large speaking honorariums or other good works. They also contribute millions to Congress's "blind trusts" (which we are led to believe that our Congress persons are not permitted to see or know about). Congress supports the drug companies and the drug companies support the Congressmen. Such behavior is criminal but since all parties are playing ball with each other their crimes are not mentioned by mutual consent.
Where does Social Security fit into this scheme? The huge difference between $9.66 per pill and $1.37 per pill is sucked out of our Social Security funds for Medicare patients. If Medicare is not involved, large profits at retail are realized for Walgreen, Rite-Aid, etc., if the patient is paying the regular $9.66 price instead of the $1.37 price.
The drug companies are actually on a campaign right now to make Congress vote to forbid the purchase of foreign-dispensed drugs. Canada is the biggest source of mail-order drugs with 85 percent of the market followed by Mexico with most of the remaining balance. Congress could do the bidding of the drug merchants and vote against foreign-provided drugs BUT on the proviso that the United States will not pay more for pharmaceuticals than the rest of the world. Such an act would help preserve the Social Security system longer for our generation and the next plus save U.S. citizens lots and lots of money at retail.
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