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Friday, December 12, 2008
Broccoli With Toasted Garlic and Hazelnuts CrockPot Recipe
Day 347.
This is a lemony broccoli that is such a nice change from heavy winterish vegetables. The garlic adds a great depth of flavor, and hazelnuts provide a nutty burst. These are some yummy veggies.
The Ingredients.
2 pounds broccoli florets
1 cup large raw hazelnuts
1 head garlic, peeled (12 cloves)
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 lemons, juiced
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
The Directions.
Use a 4 quart crockpot for best results. Wash and trim broccoli, and add to crockpot. Peel garlic, and add with salt and pepper. Add hazelnuts. Squeeze lemon juice evenly over the top. Toss with wooden spoons.
Cover and cook on high for 2 hours, or on low for about 4. This is finished when broccoli has reached desired tenderness. I like my vegetables al dente.
The Verdict.
This was a great side dish to our leftover hickory smoked brisket. The lemon is the predominant flavor, and complements the hazelnuts, broccoli, and garlic wonderfully. The kids picked out just the broccoli pieces.
19 comments:
Hello there,
this sounds delicious.
One question though-- when do you add the hazelnuts?
- December 12, 2008 at 7:19 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
with the other stuff! eep, I forgot to write that in, I'll fix it. Thank you!
- December 12, 2008 at 7:23 AM
- Corrie said...
Sounds great. I was going to do a different broccoli dish for a potluck next week, but now I think I'll make this. Keep up the good work!
- December 12, 2008 at 7:39 AM
- SaraK said...
This sounds fabulous!
- December 12, 2008 at 7:54 AM
- trucksr4gurls said...
yom, two of my favorite things brocolli and hazelnuts!
- December 12, 2008 at 8:05 AM
Can you make gnocchi in a crock pot?
- December 12, 2008 at 8:18 AM
- Khaki said...
**Sniff** Just thinking how much I will miss you, CPL! My mornings won't be the same without you. Please know how many of us our here in cyberspace have appreicated you all year long. Thanks for including us in your adventure. BTW, have you been thinking up any new resolutions for 2009?
- December 12, 2008 at 9:34 AM
- trucksr4gurls said...
have you tried firm tofu in the crock, cause i was just thinkin this would be a great one pot meal if the tofu would roast in there
- December 12, 2008 at 11:02 AM
- Momma Mango said...
ooh, I love hazelnuts! I have a hard time finding them, though, except in tiny little bags in the baking aisle. I remember as a kid my dad would buy them in bulk - he'd get a big ol' bag and we'd feast!! I miss that!
- December 12, 2008 at 12:16 PM
- Natalie said...
We sent my boyfriend's sister a CrockPot for X-mas, and on the gift card we put your URL.
This is yet another one that I must try, yummmm.
- December 12, 2008 at 3:09 PM
- Jennifer said...
I'm really going to miss you next year. I've enjoyed all your adventures.
I was wondering about the smell when cooking brocolli in the crock? In the microwave, you smell it for the next day, and on the stove too.
- December 12, 2008 at 5:20 PM
- M said...
Found you by way of Vintage Housewife, and I must say you have taken on quite a challenge!
I have a crockpot, but don't use it much. I don't think I really know how to use it and I am nervous everytime I try it out.
I'll be reading all your recipes for the next hour to help overcome my fear of the crockpot. I'm one of those who thinks its only for beef stew and chili - 2 of my least favorite dishes.
Adding your site to the Blogs I Dig.
- December 12, 2008 at 8:30 PM
- Darlene said...
Ok, completely off topic, but I found your Creme Brulee recipe and it got me to thinking about Flan.
Do you have any ideas about making Flan in the CP? (in case you're running out of "different" recipes. lol
Thanks from a lurker.
- December 12, 2008 at 9:20 PM
Wow... looks great. I make a similar version with balsamic vinegar, almonds, garlic and roasted red peppers (which you can "roast" in the crock pot with your broccoli).
- December 12, 2008 at 11:33 PM
- Dorinda said...
I picked up hazelnuts at Sprouts Farmers Market. I would think that Trader Joe's would have them (for people out on that coast).
I'm hoping to double the recipie for a (large) Christmas potluck and use my 6 qt crockpot and still have it cook in the 2 hours. Anything you can think of that I should adjust?
- December 15, 2008 at 7:01 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi Dorinda,
I think doubling it would work just fine in a 6 qt. I'd leave everything the same, but adjust to have an extra 30 minutes if needed for the broccoli to soften. It might not need it though; I'm not sure. Crockpot cooking is definitely a range, and not an exact cooking time.
- December 15, 2008 at 7:27 AM
- Dorinda said...
Thanks, Steph! I ended up doubling the recipie, using my 6qt, and cooking it on low. I started it at 1:10 when I was home on lunch break and by the time I got home from the office at 4:15, the broccoli was done, done, done! Forget the al dente stuff!
So I would probably try it again sometime when I could be home to monitor it - sure didn't seem like it needed any extra time on this bunch.
The verdict - slightly mushy broccoli, but definitely delicious. Got several comments from people who enjoyed it!
BTW - I've been lurking probably since March sometime. I get rave reviews on the salsa chicken recipie and I happily pass your blog address on to GF families who are looking for ideas. Thanks, Steph!
- December 18, 2008 at 9:05 PM
Yeah, I had the same results as Dorinda - 3 hrs on low was WAY too long in my crock pot. For this recipe, make sure to monitor it, at least the first time you make it.
- March 1, 2009 at 10:14 AM
I was just going to ask where you got the hazelnuts, when I saw the Trader Joe's bag. :) TJ's to the rescue!! Thanks for such a great resource!!
- May 30, 2009 at 5:37 PM
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"As everybody who's been associated with the program's said, if we had had this before 9/11, when there were two terrorists in San Diego — two hijackers — had been able to use that program, that capability, against that target, we might well have been able to prevent 9/11," Cheney told host Chris Wallace. The hijackers Cheney referenced were Nawaf al-Hazmi and Khalid al-Mihdhar, who were sharing a residence in San Diego from January 2000 until a few months before the September 11, 2001 attacks.
FBI Director Robert Mueller made the same claim when he testified before a House panel on June 13. Referring to an al-Qaeda "safe house" in Yemen, Mueller said, "If we had the telephone number from Yemen, we would have matched it up to that telephone number in San Diego, got further legal process, identified al-Mihdhar ... The 9/11 Commission itself indicated that investigations or interrogations of al-Mihdhar, once he was identified, could have yielded evidence of connections to other participants in the 9/11 plot." But Mueller, in that same testimony, seemed to be saying the intelligence officials had the number of the safe house.
"They understood that that al-Qaeda safe house had a telephone number, but they could not know who was calling in to that particular — that particular safe house. We came to find out afterwards that the person who had called in to that safe house was al-Mihdhar, who was in the United States, in San Diego," he said.
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Tandem Lighting Setups Using SpeedCycler On A Recent SI Photo Shoot
Alexis Cuarezma is a portrait photographer with a specialty in photographing sports figures. Considering the fact he's named after Alexis Arguello, a three-time world champion boxer from his native Nicaragua, and studied art, graphic design, and photography at California State University at East Bay, this shouldn't be a big surprise.
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Alexis Cuarezma honed his photographic skills early on by photographing his kid brother and his little league teammates. In short time he began shooting boxers at their respective gyms, which lighting-wise are as dismal as it gets. In Alexis' case, this was in his favor – he preferred to light the ring his own way.
Cuarezma's dramatic lighting techniques ultimately came to the attention of Brad Smith, Director of Photography at Sports Illustrated, who he met at the Eddie Adams Workshop. It was through Brad that one of Alexis's biggest dreams came true – an assignment from Sports Illustrated.
The 'good news, bad news' part of the story is that while Smith loved Alexis's lighting style, the shot he needed of Stanford University's Shayne Skov (since drafted as a linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers!) was going to be silhouetted and had to be shot against a medium-gray background. Brad's instructions were basically "You're going to have to get a grey seamless. You know how to light well, keep it simple and have fun." For Cuarezma the fun part of it would have been to shoot it his own way. And that's where PocketWizard radio triggers came into play.
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But Cuarezma had a different take on the SpeedCycler feature. Rather than using the SpeedCycler feature to trigger identical lighting setups, Cuarezma's idea was to light and capture the shot according to Smith's direction – gray background and all, immediately followed by a second exposure that would trigger a second set of lights set up the way he saw the shot in his mind's eye.
Cuarezma knew his time with Skov would be limited, and if he wanted to please his client – which he did, and please his own creative itch, which he also wanted to do, he would have to go beyond the framework of a conventional portrait shoot.
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WATERTOWN Decked as the Grim Reaper and holding a bowl of candy, John T. Wright offered his approval to a father dressed as the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man trick-or-treating with his son.
Its really great to see a lot of parents dress up with their kids and experience Halloween, as well, said the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park executive director.
This is the second year that Boo at the Zoo, a north country staple in the days leading up to Halloween, is offering activities besides the trick-or-treating. Such activities include antler ring toss, duck pond, bean bag tossing and bowling. At the ticket center, little black boxes allegedly filled with cockroaches, vampire teeth, tongues, spiders and other icky things were available for brave souls to reach in and feel. A DJ also had set up a station, playing Halloween jams like Ghostbusters and I Put a Spell on You.
There was some concern over forecasted snow, but Mr. Wright said that was why the zoo staff condensed the trick-or-treating path and activities area.
If people do come in inclement weather, they wont be exposed for too long. So its really, really great that the kids can come and be here for about an hour even if it snows, he said.
Despite chilling wind and rain, the zoo had a fair turnout of children and adults for the events first day.
Paxton D. Barefield, 3, had no problem walking around in his Captain America costume.
It sounded super cute, said Paxtons mother, Noel. Were new here and this is the first time weve gone to the Boo at the Zoo. We loved it ... The weather could have been nice, but its alright.
I go trick-or-treating, dance, said Paxton, adding his favorite zoo animal is the mountain tiger.
Joshua W., 9, and Victoria L. Raymond, 12, attended the event even though they were not in costume.
We didnt want to wear them because we didnt want to get them dirty, said Joshua, who intended to be a knight.
Were here for trick-or-treating and we wanted to see the animals, added Victoria, who will sport a masquerade girl costume on Halloween. Her favorite animal is the wolf.
Its cold but fun, because we get to see the animals around here, because we dont get to see them much, confessed Joshua.
Similarly, Aleigha N. Booker, 2, and her sister, Kemyha J., 4, were fascinated with the animals. While studying a mountain lion, Kemyha was thrilled to see its head move. She especially enjoyed the variety of birds.
New this year, said Mr. Wright, is a special showing of Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest! The zoo partnered with PBS to provide the film free of charge. It will be showing both days at the zoo starting at 11 a.m. in the education classroom.
For trick-or-treaters, stops included the Spooky Cemetery, Pirate Cave, the Vortex, Halloween Dance, Farm Yard and Haunted Cave, in addition to numerous animal exhibits. Mr. Wright said the zoo hopes to expand its programming next year, with support from sponsors, to provide more themed spots.
Its an event were hoping to grow, try to involve more organizations ... were just slowly growing it so we can eventually add another theme, he said.
Boo at the Zoo, 1 Thompson Park, is sponsored by the Black River Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club and geared toward children 12 years old and younger. The event will run again today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost for zoo members is free for adults and $2 per child. For nonmembers, its $8 adults, $6 children. For military the cost is $7 adults, $5 children and free to children under the age of three. For more information visit www.nyszoo.org.
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The most accurate way I can think to describe my relationship with married wedding photographers Helena and Laurent is that I have a work crush. Everything they touch seems to turn to art, and that is not a quality I normally possess myself. Having first discovered them through their work here on APW, I slowly became fascinated with their semi-nomadic artist lifestyle and wanted to know more. I mean, who just photographs their own Las Vegas elopement? Or travels to Vietnam with nothing but their backpacks and cameras for a three-week long motorbike tour of the country?…Keep Reading
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WEST HAVEN, CT - Rene A. Noury, 82, a professional portrait photographer at Loring Studios in New Haven and Milford, CT for many years, died peacefully on May 27, 2011 under hospice care at his current residence at West Walk, West Haven, CT. He previously had resided at Dwight Street, in New Haven for over 50 years. He was originally from Central Falls. He was an avid lover of flowering plants and collected rare antique and art pieces. He is survived by his brothers and sister, Raymond A. Noury, Claire A. Pierce and Ernest J. Noury, and many nieces and nephews from RI. Funeral services will be private. Memorial gifts may be directed to the American Cancer Society, 931 Jefferson Blvd., Warwick, RI.


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Hollywood brought us loads of memorable and truly exciting things in 2011, including the hilarious Bridesmaids, Ryan Gosling galore, and best of all, a slew of stylish newcomers like today's subject, Felicity Jones! The British actress rightfully earned a spot on our radar back in January, when she was awarded the Special Jury Prize at Sundance for her brilliant performance in Like Crazy. Thanks to a starring role in Burberry Prorsum's F/W 11 campaign and scads of immaculate red carpet choices, she's remained in the limelight ever since! This year, the rising starlet is embarking on a whole new set of delightful adventures, including her first beauty campaign-she's taking over for Scarlett Johansson as the new face of Dolce & Gabbana Makeup-and a starring role in Warren Beatty's buzzed-about Howard Hughes biopic, set to film this year. As we look forward to the brilliant style choices and projects Jones has in store for us in 2012, we'd also like to reflect on some of her more thrilling fashion moments, which is exactly why she's the focus of today's Style Spotlight!
While Jones has served up a gorgeous assortment of sartorial delights over the last few months, we couldn't help but notice the brunette beauty's affinity for contrasting neutrals and a muted color palette. When indulging the former, Jones often alternates between crisply cool separates and fanciful frocks, resulting in a number of noteworthy black and white looks. For example, Jones was enviably on-point at the Hollywood Reporter's Power 100 Women in Entertainment breakfast in Beverly Hills early last month (top row, right) when she turned up in Proenza Schouler's Stripe Raffia Polo ($925) and Black A-Line Eel Skin Skirt ($2650). We commend the combination of stripes and her pulled-back hair, as the result is a bit preppy, ladylike, and modern all at the same time-just like our style subject! Later that day at a Bulgari holiday celebration, we noted Jones in another A+ noir et blanc mix, this time a Victorian-esque white lace H&M top paired with L'Agence's Leather Skirt ($650) and Christian Louboutin ankle-strap heels (bottom row, left). Jones' appreciation for feminine details is also evident in the black CH by Caroline Herrera dress she wore to a MOMA Film Benefit in New York two months ago (top row, left). The 3-D rose embellishment on the bodice elevates the simple silhouette, while adding just the right amount of romance and visual intrigue to the all-black look.
Though Jones often gravitates towards sober hues, she clearly has no problem executing metallics with ease too. For example, at the Los Angeles premiere of Like Crazy back in October, the actress looked ravishing in a shimmering rose gold sequined Chloe dress from the Pre-Fall 10 collection (bottom row, right). We particularly like the way she kept the rest of her look simple by teaming the frock with a pair of burgundy Gucci ankle-strap heels. A month later at the Gotham Independent Film Awards in New York-note: Jones was honored with Breakthrough Actor-our style subject called on Proenza Schouler again, this time wearing the brand's Aqua Silk Crepe Dress with Belt ($2750, 877.551.7257) paired with Calvin Klein Collection's Calf T-Strap Stilettos ($795, 212.292.9000) (far right, large image). The softness of the mint green hue plus the sleek, minimal silhouette add up to one refreshing and modern ensemble indeed.
If you find yourself enamored with Jones' effortlessly feminine sensibilities, you'll be delighted to learn that with a few unfussy pieces, achieving similar looks is a breeze. Start by snagging some separates with feminine details-remember that a muted or black and white color palette is key-like Quicksilver's Vintage Wrap Blouse ($84) or J. Crew's Crochet Lace Front Tee ($60) and Steffan Schraut's Slate Pleated Leather Skirt ($535) or Naven's Leather Biker Skirt ($154). If you'd like to stick with an all-noir look, try American Apparel's 3-D Flower Mesh Jumper ($88) with Mango's Pleats Detail Skirt ($35); the combo imitates the look of Jones' textured CH by Carolina Herrera frock perfectly. Dying to recreate her Proenza Schouler striped ensemble? We thought so, which is why we think you'll love Equipment's Nico Cotton-Blend Lace Blouse ($55) with ASOS' Full Skirt with Gold Stripe ($57) or Emporio Armani's Sequin Detail Shirt ($318) with Herve Leger's A Line Skirt ($945).
For those of you inspired by Jones' dress selections, we've got a few of those too! Though New Year's Eve may be over, a glamorous sparkly frock is perfect for a GNO or dressy wedding, so do yourself a favor and pick up Kay Unger New York's Sequined Lace Cocktail Dress ($450) or Ark & Co.'s Gold Sequin Cocktail Dress ($85) pronto. If you're all sequined out, try a less embellished piece, like ASOS' Shift Dress with Buttons ($82) and RED Valentino's Ruffle-Hem Dress ($595); not only will the pastel colors liven up your winter wardrobe, they'll be a smash come spring! Just be sure to pair either option with Steve Angels' on-point T-Strap Pumps ($160) to give your look the perfect Jones-inspired finish!-Jessica Baker
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Failure to Re-Sign Nielsen, Parenteau Would Be A Mistake
Saturday, a Danish news outlet reported that the Islanders were in negotiations with Frans Nielsen, citing a conversation with his agent. That news by itself isn't a major revelation, as both Nielsen and the Islanders were likely to eventually settle but it is still the first talk we've heard from either camp. There is one thing the news did; it brought to forefront that the Islanders will have yet another important off-season when it comes to retaining their own.
This was supposed to be the first summer the Islanders would have to negotiate with John Tavares, but a nicely played extension last year will put that question off for a long time. Now, the Islanders have two other significant decisions left at the forward position; PA Parenteau and Frans Nielsen.
It seems that Nielsen, a life-long Islander, in light of yesterday's news will almost automatically be retained. The question is of course over length and money. With Brian Rolston's $5 million cap hit and Brendan Witt's buyout both coming off the books the Islanders are going to have to spend money, even if their only destination is the cap floor. Nielsen is one of the team's "core" that management talks about, and his contract should come in the vicinity of Kyle Okposo and Michael Grabner's contracts last year. The former got 5 years at $14 million and the latter 5 years at $15 million. Length shouldn't be an issue and Nielsen should get around the same length at around $13 million. Seeing Nielsen playing on the third line behind Ryan Strome and John Tavares in a few years would make the Islanders more solidified up the middle than they've been since the days of Turgeon and Flatley.
For Parenteau, the negotiation gets a bit trickier. He's going to be coming off a monster year no matter what. He's on pace for more than 70 points and should surpass last year's career high of 53 easily – he's already got 41. The 28-year old from Hull, Quebec is an interesting case too. He's a late bloomer, one of the many castaways that the Islanders have been able to spin into gold. Parenteau earned a one-year deal after least season, the same 'show us you can do it again' that Blake Comeau got. This one panned out juuuuust a bit differently.
As for comparables for a 70 point set-up wing Dallas' Loui Eriksson comes to mind. The Stars' 26-year old put up 29-42-71 in 2009-10 and 27-46-73 last season. After scoring more than 30 goals in 2008-09, the Stars inked Eriksson to a six-year extension totaling $25.5 million ($4.25 million/year). Eriksson is more of a goal scorer than Parenteau but his numbers are similar.
Boston's David Krejci may be a better comparable than Eriksson. Krejci is a passing wizard who has averaged 45 helpers and 62 points over the last three years in Beantown. He was given a three year extension for nearly $16 million this past summer. It will certainly be more expensive to re-sign Parenteau than Nielsen as the offensive numbers are an easier talking point than defensive metrics but Parenteau shouldn't come close to Krejci's $5.25 million average salary.
Regardless of whether you credit Parenteau's numbers to playing alongside John Tavares much of the last two seasons or not, 70 points scorers don't come to Long Island very often. And that's the biggest point here. The Islanders cannot easily replace Parenteau or Nielsen.
They will not be able to lure a defensive center with a deadly backhand (talk about things that don't grow on proverbial trees) to Long Island via free agency. It would be a long time and a bit of a crap shoot to try and draft one. After all, Nielsen himself is a third rounder not to mention also a Mike Milbury Miracle.
There is no 70-point scorer who is going to sign up to play in Long Island on July 1st. Those players are either already locked up or are simply not coming to Long Island. Nino Niederreiter could get there but that's a couple years away, if he pans out.
Fans love to go round and round about the Islanders poor off-season acquisitions from summer 2011; Brian Rolston, Marty Reasoner at the forefront. And that's going to be the quality of player that the team will be able to lure here until either the arena situation is situated or the team is a contender.
There is no quick replacement for PA Parenteau or Frans Nielsen. The Islanders must do what they can to retain them. The report on Nielsen was a good first step. Hopefully there will be more to come soon.


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Most of the news coming from Greece over the past year has been related to economic collapse, but the bureaucrats running that country have found a way to enrage its citizens without relying on its failed economic policy.
According to International Business Times, many people in Greece are furious about a plan by the government to categorize pedophiles, pyromaniacs, fetishists, exhibitionists, compulsive gamblers, kleptomaniacs, sadomasochists and others as "disabled." The move suggests that such groups may also be eligible to receive state benefits.
The country's Labor Ministry reportedly said that the decision to reclassify the word "disabled" to include these groups came after consultation with a panel of medical professionals — and that people newly covered under the phrase would not necessarily be entitled to benefits.
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David and Christie Shein enjoy ice cream with David's mother, Diane Shein, in Bonita Springs.
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Find out if there is EO oil in your product. There is a possibility that you're allergic to EO as many guys are.
Do u guys thing I should be afraid of this???
It was my first time pinning the shoulder now I'm sure it's not an infection coz I know how it works but this thing never happened before.
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Find out if there is EO oil in your product. There is a possibility that you're allergic to EO as many guys are.
No I've pinned it in the buts and legs and nothing happened
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How much did you pin? Size of pin? And where exactly did u pin?
Honestly, you'll be ok, it's just very scary to see that. That happens to me to when I pin delts a lot. And it looks kinda low too.
Try pinning up there by that birth mark next time.
18g x 1" 1.5ml test e and btw I pinned three finger above the delt starting but idk why the hematoma showed up there
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I use 23g..1in. And I pin higher than that. I agree, really looks like u pinned too low.
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Could it be that I've pinned thought a vain so the blood ended up there?
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18 gauge?? Damn bro that's a friggin harpoon!
Looks like the oil slipped down the fascia and not in the muscle. Also you just may need to work your way up to 1.5ml in the shoulders. I'd suggest starting out with .5 cc's and build up form there. Probably a good idea to build the tolerance of the muscle.
Nono sorry guys I meant 25gg
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Should be gone in a week , like a reg bruise.
Seriously I'd try using less in the delts for a while. I'd use a slin pin personally. Just heat the barrel with oil under running water and it's a piece of cake. Just make sure to keep the pin pressed all the way in since it's fairly short.
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You be fine bro, but it does seem too low. Next time flex your delt in the mirror find your muscles peak. This is where you can pin without problems. And I use slin pins a lot with op's gear its thin enough oil to pin no problem w/o heating. As long as your bf% is low enough you will be IM at the .5'' depth with a slin pin. IMO Virgin Delts shouldn't be pinning 1.5ml ever, Your muscle is too small to hold over 1ml there comfortably. Good luck with everything bro.
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New Carbon County Tourism Director Shalee Johansen had a meeting with county venue managers last Wednesday, and she had a message for them: "Let's cheer you on to great things."
She was aided at the end of the meeting by the Carbon High Cheerleaders who gave the group to enthusiastic cheers towards bring more business to county venues.
The county has many tourist and travel kinds of venues, along with others that could benefit from outside the area business. The Carbon County Fairgrounds is the largest one and it includes all the horse venues, a motocross track, an outdoor ice skating rink, and the Carbon County Events Center.
Also at the meeting were officials from the North Springs Recreation Area (gun range) and from Carbon County Recreation which offers a lot of programs that people from outside the area can participate in.
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Johansen presented to the group of about 15 people the mission statement and goals of the tourism bureau which will be acting as the promotion agency for all the venues. The goals include:
- Improving upon brand identity and the county logo to create consistency within the advertising process for all county venues.
- To increase the awareness of the kinds of venues that Carbon County has.
- To provide information about county venues that is easy to get and is available through a number of channels. That way contact can come to each venue for its target market.
- To create an urgency for people to come to the county to visit.
- To develop one track that will develop strategies and is most efficient to get the word out about county venues and to maximize advertising dollars in doing so.
- To define the markets that pertain to the various venues but using a tracking and reporting system on who visits them.
- To co-op county venues with local businesses, the community, other organizations.
Johansen went on to present to the group the things that the office of tourism can do for the various county agencies including applying for grants, providing referrals, generating leads, writing press releases, social media management as well as following up and gathering data, among many others.
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Lea Michele might have had a rough year, but the Glee actress has a lot to look forward to: she's releasing a debut album, Louder, and writing her first book, a collection of beauty secrets out in May titled Brunette Ambition. "It's really hard to not swear when I talk about this album," she says. "Because I am so fucking excited! It's a beautiful, personal thing." (The first single, "Cannonball," comes out tomorrow.) To celebrate her latest projects we chatted with the actress and singer about the beauty secrets you'll find in her new book and her eclectic beauty routine.
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WADDINGTON Emergency responders from Waddington and Madrid gathered in Island View Park Wednesday to march in remembrance of those who died on Sept. 11, 2001.
Waddington started the tradition the year after the attacks, and are joined annually by members of the Madrid Rescue Squad, and members of the American Legion and Auxiliary in their half-mile march from the park to St. Pauls Episcopal Church.
Its something we want to be able to continue doing for many more years to come, Waddington Fire Chief Matthew G. Mayette said.
Church leaders, The Rev. Msgr. Harry K. Snow and the Rev. Arthur S. Garno, deacon vicar, led prayers for fallen heroes, victims and their families.
St. Lawrence County American Legion Adjutant John D. McCullough lives in Oswegatchie, but has attended the ceremony every year in Waddington since 2007.
Its one of the only services around, including Clarksons, Mr. McCullough said.
Mr. McCullough was serving as sergeant major at Fort Wadsworth in Staten Island, just a few miles away, when he saw clouds of smoke and ash from the World Trade Center.
Several of us saw the second plane hit from site-seeing telescopes, Mr. McCullough said.
But Mr. McCullough said he didnt have time to react.
He and the rest of the base had to go on lock down duty for the next 72 hours.
After my initial reaction of oh my god, we had to immediately get on guard duty, Mr. McCullough said. There was no time to panic or call home, since most of the phones were down.
Mr. McCullough said he will never forget what he saw that day and will continue to come to the ceremonies.
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The Secretary of Commerce shall enforce the provisions of this chapter, and he is authorized to empower such officers and employees of the Department of Commerce as he may designate, or such officers and employees of other departments as may be detailed for the purpose, to make arrests and seize vessels and sponges, and upon his request the Secretary of the Treasury may employ the vessels of the Coast Guard or the employees of the Customs Service to that end.
Source(Aug. 15, 1914, ch. 253, § 5,38 Stat. 692; Jan. 28, 1915, ch. 20, § 1,38 Stat. 800; 1939 Reorg. Plan No. II, § 4(e), eff. July 1, 1939, 4 F.R. 2731, 53 Stat. 1431; Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, §§ 1, 20,63 Stat. 495, 561; 1970 Reorg. Plan No. 4, eff. Oct. 3, 1970, 35 F.R. 15627, 84 Stat. 2090.)
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For transfer of authorities, functions, personnel, and assets of the Coast Guard, including the authorities and functions of the Secretary of Transportation relating thereto, to the Department of Homeland Security, and for treatment of related references, see sections 468 (b), 551 (d), 552 (d), and 557 of Title 6, Domestic Security, and the Department of Homeland Security Reorganization Plan of November 25, 2002, as modified, set out as a note under section 542 of Title 6.
For transfer of functions, personnel, assets, and liabilities of the United States Customs Service of the Department of the Treasury, including functions of the Secretary of the Treasury relating thereto, to the Secretary of Homeland Security, and for treatment of related references, see sections 203 (1), 551 (d), 552 (d), and 557 of Title 6, Domestic Security, and the Department of Homeland Security Reorganization Plan of November 25, 2002, as modified, set out as a note under section 542 of Title 6.
"Secretary of Commerce" and "Department of Commerce" substituted in text for "Secretary of the Interior" and "Department of the Interior" in view of: creation of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Department of Commerce and Office of Administrator of such Administration; abolition of Bureau of Commercial Fisheries in Department of the Interior and Office of Director of such Bureau; transfers of functions, including functions formerly vested by law in Secretary of the Interior or Department of the Interior which were administered through Bureau of Commercial Fisheries or were primarily related to such Bureau, exclusive of certain enumerated functions with respect to Great Lakes fishery research, Missouri River Reservoir research, Gulf Breeze Biological Laboratory, and Trans-Alaska pipeline investigations; and transfer of marine sport fish program of Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife by Reorg. Plan No. 4 of 1970, eff. Oct. 3, 1970, 35 F.R. 15627, 84 Stat. 2090, set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
For transfer of functions of other officers, employees, and agencies of Department of the Interior, with certain exceptions, to Secretary of the Interior, with power to delegate, see Reorg. Plan No. 3 of 1950, §§ 1, 2, eff. May 24, 1950, 15 F.R. 3174, 64 Stat. 1262, set out in the Appendix to Title 5.
"Coast Guard" substituted in text for "Revenue Cutter Service" on authority of act Jan. 28, 1915, which combined Revenue Cutter Service and Life-Saving Service to form Coast Guard. That act was repealed by section 20 of act Aug. 4, 1949, section 1 of which reestablished Coast Guard by enacting Title 14, Coast Guard.
Coast Guard transferred to Department of Transportation and all functions, powers, and duties, relating to Coast Guard, of Secretary of the Treasury and of other offices and officers of Department of the Treasury transferred to Secretary of Transportation by section 6(b)(1) ofPub. L. 89–670, Oct. 15, 1966, 80 Stat. 938. See section 108 of Title 49, Transportation.
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Reorg. Plan No. III of 1940, § 3, eff. June 30, 1940, 5 F.R. 2108, 54 Stat. 1232, set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees, consolidated Bureau of Fisheries and Bureau of Biological Survey with their respective functions into one agency in Department of the Interior to be known as Fish and Wildlife Service, and provided that functions of the consolidated agency shall be administered under direction and supervision of Secretary of the Interior.
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BUSI 3003 Foundations of Business for Engineers
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BUSI 3103 Business Law
A study of the principles of business law covering the fields of contracts, agencies, personal property, sales, negotiable instruments, partnerships, and corporations. Class 3. (Fall)
BUSI 3403 Business Ethics
This course involves a study of management/business policies and practices as they relate to contemporary moral and ethical issues in the work place. It includes an examination of issues such as equity and fairness, individual privacy rights, corporate social responsibility, moral aspects of capitalism, equal employment opportunities, sexual harassment, and others. Stress is placed upon historic Judeo-Christian ethical principles and their application to clarify personal values and improve management decision making. Class 3. Prerequisite: Junior or Senior standing. MGMT 2303. (Fall)
BUSI 3423 Business Research Methods
The focus of this course is on using business forecasting for managerial decision making. Topics include data analysis, reviewing of inference, distributions, and descriptive statistics, and collection and presentation of data. Statistical techniques covered include auto regression, ANOVA, linear and multiple regression, nonparametric tests, and other advanced statistical techniques. Students will learn to use forecasting techniques such as moving average, exponential smoothing among other to forecast profits and sales. Use of statistical software such as SPSS, Minitab, or Excel is included. Class 3. Prerequisite: BUSI 2503 with a grade of C or higher.
BUSI 3723 Financial Analysis for Managers (GAPS Online Course)
This class is designed to sharpen the student's skill in the interpretation and analysis of financial statements. The key financial statements are introduced, as well as important accounting conventions and relationships between various accounts. The focus is placed on the use of financial information to improve the effectiveness of managerial decision-making. Class 3.
BUSI 4313 International Business
A study of world trade and of the problems and issues faced by a business when it goes into the international market. Included is the study of cultural impacts, monetary exchange complications, and the problems faced by multinationals related with dealing in foreign legal and social environments. Class 3. Prerequisite: ECON 2103. (Spring)
BUSI 4623 International Travel Experience
Students have the opportunity to experience the dynamics of doing business globally while understanding the impact of differing cultures. The trip will allow students to engage with business leaders, experience cultural events, and visit international companies. Students who are unable to participate in this experience can take BUSI 4703 International Issues in Business in its place. Can be repeated 3 times for credit, with different destinations. Class 3.
BUSI 4833 International Business Internship
The student will receive supervised experience in performing duties in an actual business environment with emphasis on observing the management decision making process involved in the conversion of resources into sales of goods and/or services. For International Business students, this course is part of an international studies experience. Class 3. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. (On Demand)
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Abnormal enlargement or bulging of the aorta, the largest blood vessel of the body, is not an unusual condition. Medical professionals refer to this as aneurysm of the great vessel, or aortic aneurysm. The enlargement usually affects only a small part of the vessel, so bulge is a more accurate description.
An aneurysm occurs when a segment of the vessel becomes weakened and expands. The pressure of the blood flowing through the vessel creates a bulge at the weak spot, much as an overinflated inner tube can cause a bulge in a tire. The bulge usually starts small and grows as the pressure continues. Aneurysms are dangerous because they can rupture, causing internal bleeding.
The aorta is an artery, meaning it carries oxygen-rich blood from the heart. It is the main artery coming from the heart.
Almost every artery in the body branches off of the aorta. These arteries supply blood to the brain, other vital organs (liver, stomach, small and large bowel, spinal cord) and nerves, bones, muscles, and cells that allow the body to function.
Bulging can occur in any artery in the body. It is most common in the arteries of the brain and in the abdominal aorta.
Arteries are muscular tubes. The wall of the artery is made up of three layers: the innermost layer (the intima), the middle layer (the media), and the outer layer (the adventitia). Bulges in an artery are classified as true aneurysm, false aneurysm, or dissection.
A related but different condition is aortic dissection. Dissection refers to a separation of the vessel wall, which allows blood to leak between the layers of the vessel. This further damages and weakens the vessel, placing it at much greater risk of bursting (rupture).
Because the abdominal aorta is such a large vessel, a ruptured abdominal aneurysm is a life-threatening event.
Each year, about 11,000 people in the United States die of a ruptured abdominal aneurysm, and aortic aneurysm is a contributing cause in about 17,000 deaths in the US in 2009.
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CLEVELAND -- Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Timothy J. McGinty saidthe office's"Cold Case Unit" has solved the 2006 murder of 68-year-old Mary Hudson and the 1989 murder of 34-year-old Armond Earl.
The investigation has resulted in an indictment against Jerome Wade, now age 63 and Eric Register, now age 49.
On Sept. 3,2006, the body of Mary Hudson was found lying on the bedroom floor in her East Cleveland apartment by a repairman and security guard.East Cleveland Police reported to the scene and observed the victim had been strangled and hog-tied with a stocking and a telephone cord.
There were no signs of forced entry and the door to the residence had been locked. The residence was ransacked and the music system and sofa cushion cover were stolen.
The Cold Case Unit began investigating this case along with several others in December 2009 as part of the "Sowell Surge."
The investigation by the Cold Case Unit, as well as East Cleveland Police Department, led to a match of Jerome Wade's DNA located in the victim's body, under her fingernails and on the stockings used to hog-tie her.
Additionally, Wade's fingerprints had been recovered on a drinking glass inside of the victim's apartment.
Wade was indicted on the followingcounts: aggravated murder, aggravated burglary, kidnapping, and aggravated robbery.
Wade is scheduled to be arraigned Dec. 6.
In the other case,on July 19, 1989, a family member of Armond Earl contacted Maple Heights Police to report him missing. Maple Heights Police went to the victim's apartment located in the 5300 block of Lee Road.
After several attempts to see if someone was home, officials knocked down the apartment door and observed the victim's nude body lying on the living room floor.
The bloody crime scene demonstrated the vicious nature of the murder. It was determined that the crime had occurred several days prior to locating the body. Officers noticed four wounds: two in the forehead area, and two in the chest area.
The Deputy Coroner determined the stab wounds had possibly been made by a screwdriver.One of the items the police had preserved from the crime scene was a bath tub drain. The bath tub drain was recently tested at the Regional Crime Lab. A DNA profile was developed which also matched to blood found on a screwdriver left at the scene.
The DNA was matched to Eric Register. Register's DNA also co-mingled with the blood of the victim. The assailant had also left a bloody fingerprint impression on a fan found lying next to the victim.
For over 20 years, police attempted to determine whose bloody fingerprint was left at the scene.The Cold Case Unit submitted a request to BCI to compare the fingerprints of suspect Register to this bloody print found at the scene of the murder. This bloody fingerprint was made by Register.
Working with the Maple Heights Police Detectives, the Cold Case Unit reopened the Armond Earl murder case in February 2010. Register was indicted oncounts ofaggravated murder, murder, aggravated burglary, and felonious assault.
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Ringling College of Art and Design president Dr. Larry R. Thompson and Wendy G. Surkis, president of the Sarasota Museum of Art/SMOA, a division of Ringling College, today announced that Anne-Marie Russell, Executive Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Tucson (MOCA), has accepted the position of Executive Director for the Sarasota Museum of Art (SMOA). Anne-Marie begins with SMOA on May 1st, 2015.
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POTSDAM SUNY Potsdam just made it easier for students to home in on their major.
A transfer articulation agreement between Potsdam and North Country Community College has been finalized in an effort to give a step-by-step process for students entering into college.
The agreement is an advising tool that helps faculty at NCCC work with students who intend to transfer to Potsdam, said Susan R. Manfred, SUNY Potsdam director of academic transfer services.
It provides students with the resources needed to select appropriate major courses during their enrollment at the community college, Mrs. Manfred said. This allows for seamless transferability and the opportunity to graduate from SUNY Potsdam with a baccalaureate degree in a timely manner.
The agreement is in keeping with the State University of New Yorks seamless transfer initiatives.
The campus-to-campus agreement details compliance under the SUNY general education policy. NCCC students who transfer to Potsdam with an associate degree, having completed 30 semester hours of general education, including seven out of 10 required courses, will be ready to start work on their major without having to take additional classes.
For the last 12 years, Potsdam has had a transfer website for students of two-year schools to help them find out what the courses they took would equate to at Potsdam, said Thomas W. Nesbitt, director of admissions.
We have continued with that site, but over the years weve started to take a look at making more agreements official, Mr. Nesbitt said. We get to know these schools and these are our best transfer, feeder schools, so we know each others curriculum.
While Potsdam is working on agreements with neighboring campuses, where most of its transfer students come from, NCCC is the first school to enter into the agreement.
The community college has campuses in Saranac Lake, Malone and Ticonderoga. It is the only SUNY institution in the Adirondack Park.
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CLEVELAND -- Three children in the Old Brooklyn neighborhood are the latest to be caught up in a meth lab bust.
Cleveland Police Bomb Squad members suited up from head to toe to avoid the contamination these young children were exposed to just hours earlier.
"Trash up to the knee, kids running around without clothes, diapers, needles, just basically not a good environment to live in right now," said Rhaseem Carter, with Thompson Moving Company.
The landlord at a house in the 1800 block of Willowdale hired Carter and others to move out the evicted tenants. Housing court bailiffs were assisting with the eviction Wednesday morning.
"We had to break in the house to get in there... They changed the locks," said Carter.
What they saw made them call police right away: the makings of a meth lab. Cleveland cops removed drain cleaner and camping fuel, filling the lawn with the toxic ingredients of methamphetamine found inside.
"You walk in there, you probably don't even want to go in there, the smell, the odor, the visual, everything," he said.
Cleveland Police officers evacuated the house, arresting Ryan Stetzy, 35, and Candice Stetzy, 26, for child endangering and violating the state drug law. The Department of Family and Children Services says their children, ages 1, 2 and 4, were released to their grandmother.
"That's very sad. I never knew it was in this community. I never knew," said Robert, who lives nearby.
"It's crazy. I couldn't even believe it, in my own street. It's a peaceful street too," said John Smith, a neighbor.
The secret labs pose an immediate danger to kids - the risk of explosion, the deadly fumes and neglect, from adults typically too high to pay attention. This is the fourth bust, involving children, in Northeast Ohio this week.
"I don't want to put anybody out that has kids, but I'd rather them be in a foster home or something where I know I can provide for them, instead of them living in here," said Carter.


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in the Durham Park area just before 8am, according to a university release. Sunday afternoon, ASU issued a second release, saying that the "University Police investigation findings are consistent with the medical examiner's results. There are no indications of any foul play. The evidence collected during the investigation confirms that Blalock was alone when he slipped on the edge of the creek and struck his head on some rocks as he fell into the water." It goes on to say, "The Appalachian State University community is saddened by the death of student Tyler Blalock. Blalock's body was found after a passerby reported a body in the creek that runs through Durham Park near the corner of Rivers and Hardin streets. University Police, Boone Police, and Watauga Medics responded to the call."
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BATAVIA, NY-- The Batavia woman who was found guilty of assaulting a Wal-Mart greeter also faced a judge again Thursday.
Jacquetta Simmons was in court for a restitution hearing.
The family of the elderly woman who was attacked is asking for $2,100 in damages for bills not covered by worker's compensation.
Simmons slapped Grace Suozzi, 70, so hard it knocked her to the ground, after Souzzi asked to see her receipt.
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OMAHA, Neb. - Senior guard Carli Tritz announced the end of her playing career due to chronic knee pain on Tuesday, Oct. 1.
A three-year standout player for the Bluejays, Tritz closes her playing career with 1,041 points, 183 steals and 311 assists.
A nine-time Newcomer of the Week as a freshman during the 2010-11 season, Tritz entered her sophomore season with some knee discomfort. An MRI revealed a meniscus tear and arthroscopic knee surgery was scheduled. Tritz did miss any time during the 2011-12 season, leading Creighton to the NCAA Tournament.
Tritz's play down the stretch of her sophomore season was inspired, scoring 29 points against Missouri State in the MVC Semifinals and earning the MVC Tournament MVP honor. What most did not realize was that her knee pain worsened throughout the season, causing her to regularly sit out practice due to the intense pain.
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MARIA ALESSANDRA SEGANTINI: C+S, Translation Architecture™
C+S believes that each project is unique and should act as a translation of the historical, socio-political, economical, physical and climatic contexts which they belong to. They define their research TranslationArchitecture™.
Working on the integration of architecture, urban design, landscape architecture and ecology, C+S has developed an extensive catalogue of architectural and urban strategies, which aim to erase architecture as an object, instead melting it into the design of the landscape and translating it into contemporary universal values the power of the environment specificity, the community's expectations, the culture, the memory and the climate. The detailed analysis of the program and the site from both a cultural, social, physical and climatic point of view are the necessary conditions to approach design which is the result of the correct melting of concepts such as scale, form, community spirit and detailed design.
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She was educated at IUAV, University of Architecture of Venice, where she received an Awarded Master Degree in Architecture in 1991.
C+S works internationally in the different fields of architecture: urban design and the design of the landscape, architectural design, interior design both for the private and the public sectors.
C+S won many international competitions: Policlinic Hospital in Milan, Tenova headquarters in Verese, housing complex in Japan, university students' housing in Murano (Venice) and the law court offices of Venice.
Segantini has lectured internationally and has been visiting professor in several universities of architecture. C+S has exhibited at the 8th and 12th Biennale of Architecture and in the 50th Biennale of Art Exhibition. C+S works won or were selected in many architectural design awards among which are: the Gold Medal of Italian Architecture 2006 (section education), the selection in the Mies Van der Rohe Award 2009, the honorable mention in the AR AWARD 2008, in the FarbDesign Preis in München and in the Dedalo_Minosse International Award 2011, the SFIDE 2009 of the Italian Ministry of Environment and the Faces of Design Award, Berlin 2010.
C+S architectural projects have been published in significant international magazines such as A+U, Architectural Review, C3, Detail, Domus, and Abitare.Segantini's books, among which Contemporary Housing (Milan 2008) and Learning from Space (at press), are the results of her research.
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Carbon Monoxide, or CO, is a bi-product of combustion that is made when fossil fuels burn such as oil, propane, and even wood. It's colorless, odorless and tasteless. The only way that it can be detected according to Capt. Chris Dore, with the Brewer Fire Department, is with a Carbon Monoxide detector. I think everyone should have a Carbon Monoxide detector," says Capt. Dore. "Homes, businesses, schools certainly, nursing homes. Anybody that's burning oil, natural gas, propane they certainly should have one."
Maryland and Connecticut are the only two states that require schools to have Carbon Monoxide detectors in their schools, which surprised everyone we talked to today. "If I had kids in the school system it's something I would be very concerned about and it's something I think the legislature should do something about it Maine," says Tim Malikowski of Bangor. Orono resident Leah Bilyk assumed that it was already a requirement in schools. "I just assumed that it just came along with fire detectors and they all came in a bundle," says Bilyk.
When CO is inhaled the effects are usually flue like such as a head ache or nausea. But when large amounts are released in the air in an enclosed space, the result is often death. According to a report done by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, an average of 170 people die in the U.S. each year from Carbon Monoxide related incidents.


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Spirit and its manufactures were in the doldrums with falling profits, bleeding subscribers to Apple's unlocked Iphone4 but it has changed quite a bit since the inclusion of the Sprint HTC EVO 4G. Spirit's run at the markets and the smartphone industry seemed to be in tatters and their business almost to a dead end but for the latest HTC EVO 4G. Spirit had previously tried to fight its arch enemy, its nemesis Apple through various means, for example the device like the Palm Pre (which by the way was a total failure). Apple and its iPhone and their improved versions seemed just too hot to handle. But this new Android by Spirit has seemingly breathed life to the company. Sprint added 111,000 net customers for the second quarter of 2010.
The smartphone Sprint HTC EVO 4G has been clearly making waves. It's been rumoured to become one of the best, if not, the best smartphone of its times. Though it has been selling like hot cakes, yet at times the HTC EVO 4G is difficult to acquire from the stores
Spirit was reportedly at a loss of $760 million in its first quarter of the year and it had lost around 22800 subscribers. Spirit has now a total of 48.2 million subscribers. Though the company was on the downhill it seems their latest adventure in the form of Sprint HTC EVO 4G did pay off and it managed to keep the losses to a bare minimum.
It seems good times lie ahead for this company. There had been frequent complaints by customers about their notorious customers service and their imperfectness, but now with the surge in profits the company has seen a dramatic change in its personnel. This year in the last quarter the company was reported to having its best-ever contract churn rate of 1.85%.