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Product #: 282635 TRUGLO #: TG550XB UPC #: 788130010600
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The Brite Site Xtreme from Tru-Glo features a solid CNC machined aluminum body coupled with a composite housing to provide superior strength and durability that today's bowhunters demand. Bright fiber optic pins, a glow-in-the-dark reference ring, and an LED light for the pins make this sight ideal for hunting in extreme low light conditions.
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- Number of Pins: 5
- Pin Diameter: .029"
- Pin Color Top to Bottom: green, red, yellow, red, green
- Aperture Diameter: 2"
- Sight Material: Aluminum/Composite
- Color: Black
- Light Included: Yes
- Light Batteries: three LR4-1.5V or Energizer 392 (included)
- Right or Left Hand: compatible with right or left hand bows
- Detachable Bracket: No
- Sight Level: Yes
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One of the original novels of post-nuclear holocaust America, The Long Tomorrow is considered by many to be one of the finest science fiction novels ever written on the subject. The story has inspired generations of new writers and is still as mesmerizing today as when it was originally written.
Len and Esau are young cousins living decades after a nuclear war has destroyed civilization as we know. The rulers of the post-war community have forbidden the existence of large towns and consider technology evil.
However Len and Esau long for more than their simple agrarian existence. Rumors of mythical Bartorstown, perhaps the last city in existence, encourage the boys to embark on a journey of discovery and adventure that will call into question not only firmly held beliefs, but the boys' own personal convictions.
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"She [Brackett] has created science-fiction to compare with serious mainstream literature." (New York Herald Tribune)
"good apocalyptic story"
this is a little in the same vein as On the Beach, Alas Babylon, Earth Abides, and Canticle for Leibowitz. the society after the destruction is well thought out and plausible with some over zealous religious preachers and bans against letting cities and technology resurface and cause it all again. I liked it though it is not fast paced. I kept thinking of Canticle due to the religion and reading aspects. overall very good and not so long that you have to invest too much time if it's not quite what you want.
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MLB Notebook: Former Pirates pitcher Perez slain at home
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SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — Former major league pitcher Pascual Perez, who had a troubled 11-season career that included two suspensions for drug use, was killed at his home in the Dominican Republic in an apparent robbery, police said Thursday.
Perez, who last played in the majors for the New York Yankees in 1991, was found with a severe head wound in a town west of the capital, Santo Domingo, said Joel Valdemiro, a prosecutor who is involved in the investigation.
No one was in custody and authorities did not reveal whether they had any suspects.
"It's an act of criminality, unfortunately," Valdemiro said, adding that there is evidence the killing might have been premeditated.
Perez's ex-wife Maritza Montero found his body about 8:30 a.m. Thursday and investigators said he appeared to have been slain about eight hours earlier. The precise cause of death has not been determined.
Perez, 55, who made his major-league debut on May 7, 1980, with the Pirates, played 11 seasons in the majors and compiled a lifetime record of 67-68 with the Braves, Pirates, Expos and Yankees. He was suspended in 1992 following two positive tests for cocaine. In recent years, he has had kidney problems.
Marlins hire Redmond as new manager
The Miami Marlins' celebrity manager was a bust, so they're calling one up from the minors.
Mike Redmond, who spent the past two years managing Class A teams in the Toronto Blue Jays' system, was hired Thursday by the Marlins to replace Ozzie Guillen.
A former major league catcher, Redmond received a three-year contract and will be introduced as the Marlins' fifth manager since mid-2010 at a news conference at their ballpark Friday.
Johnson and Melvin share Tanner award
Davey Johnson of the Washington Nationals and Bob Melvin of the Oakland A's were named co-winners of the 2012 Chuck Tanner MLB manager of the year award, which is presented by the Rotary Club of Pittsburgh. They will be honored at a banquet Nov. 17 at the Rivers Club, Downtown.
Braves bring back OF Jordan Schafer
The Braves re-acquired outfielder Jordan Schafer by claiming him off waivers from the Houston Astros. Schafer, who hit 211 with 27 stolen bases in 106 games for the Astros last season, spent 6½ years in the Braves' organization before getting dealt to Houston in July 2011.
D-backs let Blanco and Lindstrom go
The Arizona Diamondbacks have declined a $1.2 million option for next season on catcher Henry Blanco and a $4 million option on right-handed reliever Matt Lindstrom.
Astros parts way with C Chris Snyder
The Houston Astros have declined their $4 million mutual option on catcher Chris Snyder.
Zimmer returning for 2013 as Rays' adviser
The Tampa Bay Rays are bringing Don Zimmer, 81, back for the 2013 season as a senior adviser, marking his 10th with the Rays and 65th season in pro baseball.
Giants cut loose Huff
The San Francisco Giants are parting ways with Aubrey Huff, declining to exercise his $10 million club option after two disappointing seasons following a big year during the 2010 World Series championship run.
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Back pain is the fifth most common reason people visit their doctor, but now a new study suggests many of these patients may not be treated properly.
The study out of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center shows there's been an increase in narcotic prescriptions for back pain -- and the use of advanced imaging tests -- like CT scans.
The recommended course of treatment for back pain is over-the-counter pain relievers, like advil and tylenol, and physical therapy. within three months most patients experience relief.
Researchers say the shift towards using stronger, narcotic pain relievers could be contributing to substance abuse. and, the use of CT scans could be unnecessarily increasing patients' exposure to radiation.


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The Newtown-Sandy Hook Community Foundation, Inc is soliciting proposals from qualified groups to support the expansion of public education and training to help those that come into contact with adults and young people in the Newtown community.
The foundation is seeking to identify, understand, and respond to signs of trauma, mental health concerns, and/or address barriers that keep those who need mental health services from accessing them.
Proposals are also sought to develop, strengthen, or expand therapeutic programs/interventions that assist with the recovery from those impacted by the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
"We really want to come at the recovery from multiple angles," said Jennifer Barahona, executive director of the foundation. "By offering tools for coping with trauma as well as preparing the community to recognize and help individuals who may be struggling, we will hopefully go a long way in preventing some of the unfortunate effects that often come out of these kinds of tragedies."
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ADP: Slow Growth in September
Greig O'Brien / ARCHITECT / October 2, 2013
Job growth plods along in September, with construction, manufacturing, and professional services all making gains.
In what could very well be the only jobs you'll see this week, due to the shutdown of the federal government over the fight over passage of a continuing resolution bill, payroll firm ADP and its partner Moody's Analytics have released their monthly employment report. According to this duo, the economy added 166,000 jobs in September, under the mark of 180,000 that was expected.
August's initial reporting of 176,000 jobs added was revised down to 159,000 jobs added.Read More
Millennials Face Uphill Climb
Caroline Porter / September 30, 2013
More Demanding Jobs, Coupled With Recession, Have Postponed Young Americans' Entry Into Workforce, According to New Report
The on-ramp to adulthood is delayed and harder to reach for young people today, a reality that is changing the country's society and economy, according to a new report.
More demanding job requirements, coupled with the pressures of the recession, have delayed the transition to adulthood for young people in the past decade and earned them the title of "the new lost generation," according to the report from the Georgetown University CenterRead More
Architecture Billings Growth Speeds Up
Greig O'Brien / ARCHITECT / September 18, 2013
Five years after the world economy melted down, the AIA's Architecture Billings Index for August shows that growth might be here to stay.
Last weekend was the five-year anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, an event that kicked off the sinking of the world economy into recession and to the brink of worldwide depression. For the past week, media commentators have been remembering the harried months that followed, which seemed like the end of days at the time. (One good example is Neil Irwin's walk down memory lane for the Washington Post.) But now, for many, the memory of thoseRead More
The Long History of America's Leading High-Tech Hubs
Richard Florida / The Atlantic Cities / September 11, 2013
Lots of places have want to become the "next Silicon Valley." But that's much easier said than done, according to a new study from the Kauffman Foundation.
The study, from Kauffman's Dane Stangler, compares the location of leading high-tech hubs, based on their start-up density, in 2010 and 1990, and finds that little has changed. The nation's leading tech hubs in 2010 are more or less the same as they were twenty years earlier. Drawing from a concept first introduced by the economist Paul David, who uses the example of the persistence of the established yetRead More
Construction Employment Update: Unfilled Jobs
Robert Dietz / NAHB / September 10, 2013
The count of construction sector job openings in recent months is at levels last seen in 2008 according to government employment data. While the increase of unfilled positions in 2013 is consistent with the uptick in construction sector activity, particularly for home building, the data reflect only modest increases in total employment thus far. The rise in the count of open positions is thus consistent with reports of local labor shortages.
For the construction sector, Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) indicate that grossRead More


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As a founding member of the X-Men, she's spent most of her life as a hero and has the calm confidence of a seasoned pro.
When Jean served as an avatar for the Phoenix Force, an immensely powerful entity of death and rebirth, her powers were greatly enhanced. Although she no longer operates on that scale, her telepathic and telekinetic abilities make her a formidable opponent.


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2-Sided Spinning Media Tower
Don't let your lack of wall space prevent you from having easy access to your media collection - give it a new home with this space-saving CD storage tower. Available in two finishes, the double-sided spinning media tower has all the space you need to store DVDs, CDs, or any other kind of media, while staying out of your way.
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Riding fat bikes at Jones Beach
They call them "fat bikes"-- and they're cropping up on local beaches. These bicycles with extra-thick tires are a step beyond mountain bikes. Videojournalists: Thomas Ferrara and Jim Staubitser (June 10, 2013)
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|Winemaker Michael Bucholz greeted me at the historic Bergkelder cellars and visitor centre, home to Fleur du Cap, which is one of the premium brands owned by the giant Distell company. As a group, Distell only buys or grows around 20% of its production requirement as grapes, the rest they buy as wine. Such an enormous producer suffered badly when howling winds swept through Stellenbosch in November 2009, and Michael estimates they and their suppliers may have lost up to 50% of the crop. Michael says that as part of a big group there's a whole team of viticulturists, but that doesn't stop the company from experimenting and developing: "Around 15 years ago we started paying a lot more attention to temperatures in vineyards by sinking temperature gauges into all of our sites. This helped develop micro-climate maps that show us which sites are ideal for varieties such as Sauvignon Blanc for example, where the pyrozenes that give the green herbal zing do not 'boil off'." Innovation is witnessed as Distell has continued to open up new areas with the first vine plantings after this exercise.
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Freeport hockey team finally solves rival Kittanning
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Unable to beat Kittanning since the Wildcats dropped to PIHL Class A in 2009, a sense of inferiority began to set in for Freeport's hockey team during recent seasons.
But the Yellowjackets found a way out of that funk Thursday night at the Belmont Complex, the home rink for both teams.
Freeport defeated Kittanning, 5-3, to finally shift the balance of power in the Yellowjackets' favor.
A two-goal surge late in the first period put Freeport ahead, and after a back-and-forth second and early third period, the Yellowjackets pulled away in the game's final six-plus minutes.
The win settled unfinished business between the teams, who tied, 1-1, earlier this season.
"We gave Kittanning a little too much respect the first time," said junior Cole Hepler, who had two goals and three assists.
"In the past decade, they always spanked us."
Christian Miller redirected Jacob Snyder's shot from the point to put Kittanning (12-5-1) up, 1-0, with 4:26 left in the first period, but Hepler responded for Freeport (14-4-1) by getting open in front of the crease for an easy one-timer 22 seconds later.
Brendon Zack found the same space open with two-tenths of a second left in the period and snapped a shot in to deliver the Yellowjackets a lead.
"It showed that we can play with them," Hepler said.
"Those goals were the key point of the game. They showed that it was not going to be an easy game for them."
Miller notched his second goal with 5:25 left in the second period as he carried a puck across the face of the net and zipped a wrist shot that beat goalie Matt Huston low.
Freeport answered again.
Greg Newman forced a turnover in Kittanning's defensive end, worked a quick give-and-go with Hepler and slipped a shot by goalie Cam Langham on the far side with 3:26 left in the second.
"Anytime you score in the last couple minutes of a period, it's a big, big boost, and it's a downer for the other team," Freeport coach Dave Hepler said.
One more time, Kittanning tied it — Hunter Grafton jammed a puck in from the doorstep with 9:28 left in the third.
And that tie lasted until 6:33 remained in the game, at which point Michael Frazetta scored thewinning goal during a second-wave rush.
Frazetta and Hepler worked together to provide Freeport breathing room three minutes later.
Rather than try to score on a 2-on-1 break, Frazetta used a drop pass to set up Hepler, who wristed one to the top corner.
"I thought the defender was about to converge on me," Frazetta said.
The odd-man rushes piled up for Freeport. Langham stopped several point-blank shots during a 25-save night.
"Their defense is their weakness, and Cam makes up for a lot of that," Dave Hepler said. "But he can't stop every one — not every night, anyway."
Kittanning coach Jamie King acknowledged that his players left Langham in tough spots at times. The mid-ice turnovers and poor passes led not only to Freeport scoring chances but to limited shots on goal for the Wildcats, who had two through the first period and finished with 16.
"They're a good team," King said, "and that's kind of how Freeport has played forever — they kind of clog the middle up."
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Have scientists cracked the secret of morality?
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It's too easy to discuss specific ethical issues: what are the facts? what are the principles? how should they be applied? Boring.
Let's switch to metadiscourse, ie, grand theories of life, the universe and everything. Let's begin with a sweeping generalisation: the great challenge of civilisation is to turn selfish, passionate, greedy, lustful savages into law-abiding citizens. The best philosophical minds have pondered how to achieve this, beginning with Aristotle and Plato.
That we haven't advanced much further past the barbarity of the Peloponnesian Wars which had scarred the psyches of the Greek philosophers is obvious. Just watch the evening news about al-Shabaab terrorists running amok in a Kenyan shopping mall or the madman who killed a dozen people in Washington DC last week.
However, after 2,500 years of philosophical stumbling, psychologists at Harvard University and the University of California Santa Barbara are confident that they have more or less wrapped the problem up.
Their solution? Just have more confidence in science. It's an astonishingly daring claim. But Christine Ma-Kellams, of Harvard, and Jim Blascovich, of UCSB, write confidently in a recent issue of the journal PLOS ONE that their experiments are "the first of their kind to systematically and empirically test the relationship between science and morality".
Ma-Kellams and Blascovich used social priming to test their hypothesis, a technique which studies how sensory cues unconsciously affect attitudes and behaviour. This is a field which has led to interesting results: people who see an American flag are more likely to vote Republican; thinking about old people makes people walk more slowly; a rubbish-filled environment makes people receptive to racist thoughts...
In this case, the researchers found that priming students' minds with scientific words made them think more ethically.
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Chartiers Valley student creates pop art with a Coke
Chartiers Valley High School freshman Emily Smith is bringing a new definition to the term "pop art."
Her digital rendition of a Coca-Cola bottle won third place in this year's Congressional Art Competition and will be displayed in the Washington, D.C., office of U.S. Representative Tim Murphy's (R-Upper Saint Clair).
Smith, 15, created the piece for her "Digital Art and Design" class.
"I don't even drink pop," she said. "I thought it would be cool to make it a black and white image and then see the contrast."
Done entirely on the computer, the piece began as an outline of the bottle. She then placed each hue inside the outline and blended them together. She said the red background makes the image pop.
Her teacher, Chris McHugh, called said the piece was "striking."
"Digital art assignments were coming in, and I knew the deadline (for the competition) was soon," he said. "I was going through and grading pieces, and when I saw Emily's final piece, I thought, 'Wow, this is really awesome.'"
McHugh said he will be in Fairfax, Va., for a workshop this summer, and he plans to take a trip into Washington to see Smith's art.
This is the second year for the "Digital Art and Design" class, and, Smith said, it is the first time she has worked with digital art.
Smith said her mother and grandmother have helped foster her love of art, and it is something she hopes to continue doing through high school and college.
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Synergy: "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues"
Contemporary American studio comedies are in a peculiarly formless state. Whether it be the homilies to aging/love/responsibility of Judd Apatow and his progeny, or the incoherent juvenilia of Dennis Dugan and Adam Sandler, the films themselves have become laborious affairs, overlong and without definition. Visual humor seems a failing art for multiplex comedy, at best making an appearance once or twice in a film, rather than driving it. Adam McKay's Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues is similarly disfigured, but unlike the films mentioned above, this is partly by design.
The cinema of Adam McKay and Will Ferrell, while generally linked through a unity of plot-disruptive absurdity, has gradually begun to make sense of itself. McKay, a director of closet-seriousness with his half-hearted attempts at satire, and Farrell, a wildly gesticulative performer, form an odd, not entirely fluid collaboration. Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004) and Step Brothers (2008) function largely on the breakdown of structure, both of plot and gags. As outlined here, the comedy rejects the idea of landing jokes, failure being the ultimate source of comedy. It's an abrasive route to laughter, relying on shrill flubbings or awkward mumblings of lines. Sequences of "plot" will be continuously interrupted in favor of nonsensical diversions, and gags often run past their ideal length. Their 2010 film The Other Guys saw a more linear approach to both storytelling and comedy; it's there that McKay revealed his undercooked satirical edge, attempting a critique of Wall Street while lampooning the buddy cop genre.
Anchorman 2 finds the collaboration at an interesting crossroads, attempting a media satire while broadly appealing to the anarchic tone of the first film. Anchorman 2 follows the continued exploits of local television news anchor Ron Burgundy (Ferrell), who departs San Diego (after losing his job) and finds himself the unwitting creator of the sensationalist news cycle after he is hired by a 24-hour network in New York City. Jokes are revisited, older gags trotted out at varying levels of success. However, the collaborators' craft and aggression has sharpened with time. The Other Guys' funeral brawl introduced deft physical comedy into their work, and Anchorman 2 capitalizes on this. Rather than merely covering the actors, McKay is beginning to understand the interaction between form and performance in terms of comedic effect. Although inconsistent in its formal presentation, the film benefits from the performers familiarity with each others' rhythms and modulations, and McKay to theirs, allowing for greater interaction with each other and the film as a whole. In a highlight, we visit the shared apartment of Ron and his news team buddies. An establishing wide shot quickly conveys the comfortability of their shared presence; Paul Rudd's blundering weight lifting links winningly with Ferrell's loping pontification, while Steve Carell comes into his own as an agent of randomized chaos. The sequence then settles into a series of medium shots, each performer paired with a painting of their likeness, in comically bold, Pop art hues. The splaying of the film's outrageous color finds its graphic strength against the apartment's white walls. It's a moment of visual synchronicity that is largely absent from McKay's pre-The Other Guys work, environment and character reflecting one another literally. The first film, while replete with nonsensical throwaways, never landed a comparable moment of visual wit.
McKay and Ferrell revisit their apparent favorite gag from the previous Anchorman: the all-out brawl, in which various San Diego news teams squared off in random, violent battle. The first film's edition gained its power sheerly through its random genesis and truly cartoonish violence. The sequel takes the basic tenants (celebrity cameos, aforementioned violence), but makes a bolder arrhythmic choice, placing the sequence in the supposed climax of the film. What should be a moment of narrative clarity, as this fight occurs at the climax of the film, is instead a sacrificed for a revisiting of the first film—what was a diversion is here centralized. It may follow the general McKay-Ferrell mode of disruption, but the comedy feels different now, more outlandish and willfully misplaced. These throwaways are no longer deposited at throwaway moments. What results is a comedy that pivots around non sequiturs. If anything, the first Anchorman is beginning to look modest in the context of their developing style.
Whether the sequel truly works is ambiguous. The satirical elements, if occasionally accurate, never find a solid through line. The narrative does possess a momentum absent from the first film, the gags bustling against each other more restlessly. The colors pop, and McKay's frames are continuing to develop beyond default coverage. If McKay and Ferrell are a collaboration of over-proliferation, operating seemingly without filter, then they've become better at finding the grace notes in their partnership.
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Carell is spelled with one 'r'.
Thanks, Robert.
This is a real movie review: clear, succinct, and attentive to cinematic form.
McKay is quite an interesting director, particularly when working with Ferrell in how they've developed an overarching subtext in their collaborative work that places 'American determination' up for question, especially in relation to masculinity.
This is something that I have always felt is the drive behind the humor that Kasman has observed through the practical execution. When looking at the purpose behind these moments of 'humor,' it is one of emasculation, yes, but something that makes the audience question the logic (and validity) of American masculine conventions.
Through the characters that Ferrell and McKay explore they implicitly subvert the historic acceptance of the white American male authority by very clearly underlining the absurd gap of logic -which is perhaps what is the weight behind the humor (and one reason why the 'argument of Anchorman 2 perhaps allows the material to work, despite the fact that the practical execution of this sequel has had a change of pace and originality in the surprise behind the jokes that originate from character flaws).
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Police said the 34-year-old woman doused herself with gasoline early Sunday afternoon outside Grace Evangelical Church. Two people, believed to be attending the church, found her in the parking lot on fire and tried to put out the blaze with water.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa. -- Pennsylvania environmental regulators on Thursday banned an energy company from drilling in the state until it plugs three natural gas wells believed to have contaminated the drinking water supplies of 14 homes.
The Department of Environmental Protection said Houston-based Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. has failed to abide by the terms of a November 2009 agreement to clean up the contamination in Dimock Township in Susquehanna County, where residents say their wells have been polluted by methane gas and other contaminants.
DEP said Cabot has already paid a $240,000 fine and must pay $30,000 per month beginning in May until the company meets its obligations.
A Cabot spokesman did not immediately return a call seeking comment. The company has denied it polluted residents' wells, saying the high levels of methane detected in them might be natural.
Residents have described an ordeal that began shortly after Cabot started drilling near their homes, saying the water that came out of their faucets suddenly became cloudy and discolored, and smelled and tasted foul. A resident's well exploded on New Year's Day 2009, prompting a state investigation that found Cabot had allowed combustible gas to escape into the region's groundwater supplies.
More than a dozen families have filed a federal lawsuit against Cabot, asking for an environmental cleanup, medical monitoring and damages in excess of $75,000 each.
Cabot is among a number of exploration companies producing in the Marcellus shale using a horizontal drilling process known as hydraulic fracturing.
Fracking, as it's called, involves blasting millions of gallons of water and chemical solutions under high pressure into each well to fracture the rock and free the gas.
The company began approaching homeowners in Dimock in 2006 and has drilled dozens of wells within a 9-square-mile tract of land in the township.
State regulators have repeatedly penalized the company.
Last September, the DEP temporarily banned Cabot from fracking following three chemical spills at a single well site in Dimock.
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According to the DEP, Cabot failed to meet a March 31 deadline to fix defective casings on three wells, and gas continues to pollute groundwater. Regulators said they recently identified five additional defective gas wells drilled by the company and might require them to be plugged, too, unless Cabot fixes them.
Cabot had every opportunity to correct these violations, but failed to do so. Instead, it chose to ignore its responsibility to safeguard the citizens of this community and to protect the natural resources there," Environmental Secretary John Hanger said in a statement.
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|Novel ocular lubricant containing an intelligent delivery system: details of its mechanism of action.
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|OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this review is to outline the mechanism of action of a novel ocular lubricant incorporating hydroxypropyl-guar (HPG) and the demulcents polyethylene glycol 400 and propylene glycol.
METHODS: The literature relating to the mechanism of action of Systane Ultra is presented. The literature search covered the period prior to June 2008. A manual search was also conducted based on citations in the published literature. Additional original reports were referenced if relevant to the subject matter of the review.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: The published literature supports the efficacy of an ocular lubricant containing HPG at reducing the signs and symptoms of dry eye through its multiphasic behavior and duration of action. This new formulation presents an additional benefit of a delivery system to further reduce the assimilation time of the product on-eye. Beneficial outcomes have been documented for tear film interaction, blur profile, viscoelasticity and tensile strength.
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Andre's Bouchee is located on Mission Street, two doors south of Ocean Avenue in the heart of Carmel-by-the-Sea.
Proprietor Elizabeth Lemaire has maintained the Carmel favorite that lures locals and visitors with its chic style and neighborhood charm. Chef Jacques Zagouri prepares authentic French Bistro Cuisine with a Californian Coastal flair. Our friendly atmosphere buzzes with excitement and energy that makes you feel your dining in one of the small neighborhoods inside Paris.
Diners at the Bistro have a special advantage with the Bouchée wine shop. Because of it, the restaurant can offer a much greater selection of bottles on its wine list and there is a tremendous flexibility in creating wine flights for the chef's menu items.
Andre's Bouchée Bistro and Wine Bar features wines by the glass and a full wine list. The wine bar opens at 4:30 pm daily. Dinner will be served from 5:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. nightly. Reservations are recommended at the restaurant, telephone 831-626-7880. We are open for lunch from 11:30 until 2:00 Wednesday through Sunday.
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Finland's Kantri magazine recently accompanied Tuomas Holopainen of Finnish/Swedish symphonic metallers NIGHTWISH as he visited the Helsinki Music Centre and sat down to play one of the three instruments making up the centrepiece of Organo Hall: a tempered, 29-stop Fosters & Andrews organ representing English Romanticism, from the year 1892. Check out the footage below.NIGHTWISH's new album, "Imaginaerum", is due in North America on January 10, 2012 via Roadrunner Records. The CD is the band's first since 2007's "Dark Passion Play", which was then-new singer Anette Olzon's debut. NIGHTWISH will kick off the "Imaginaerum" world tour in Los Angeles. The very first show of the trek will take place at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, California on Saturday, January 21. This will be the biggest NIGHTWISH show production ever on North American soil and strictly a one-off there will be no U.S. tour until later in 2012.
NIGHTWISH's TUOMAS HOLOPAINEN Plays 19th-Century Church Organ In Helsinki (Video)
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Actual rate of unemployment (known as SGS) in November: 22.9%
Chart Of The Day: The Real Household Net Worth As A % Of Debt Chart
Michigan Legislature Passes Right to Work Law, Unions Drag out Karl Marx Playbook
The era of the throw-away car.
Students and the sex industry: Empowering or the last resort of the debt-ridden?
Startling Look at Job Demographics by Age
Disappearing US labor force and goodbye to retirement
Foodstamps Soar By Most In 16 Months
10 Insanely Overpaid Public Employees
A Guide to Private Equity Cronyists
[The public school system:] Usually a twelve year sentence of mind control. Crushing creativity, smashing individualism, encouraging collectivism and compromise, destroying the exercise of intellectual inquiry, twisting it instead into meek subservience to authority. — Walter Karp
Teachers — and Unions — Like Profits, Too
Your tax dollars at work: Obamabot arbitrator forces Chrysler to reinstate drunken unionistas
Paying Tuition to a Giant Hedge Fund
Jennifer Rubin's Moronic Blathering
The Capitalists are Coming! The Capitalists are Coming!
What Does Obama Want in Fiscal Cliff Compromise?
Supreme Court rules that government induced flooding may be compensable
Let it Burn: Should the GOP Allow Obama to Raise Taxes?
It would not be impossible to prove with sufficient repetition and a psychological understanding of the people concerned that a square is in fact a circle. They are mere words, and words can be molded until they clothe ideas and disguise. — Joseph Goebbels
Stasi USA: Americans Are The Most Spied On People In World History
Indefinite Detainment Lives in 2013
Obama Is Coming For Your Bullets
To the .gov, you are a domestic terrorist/violent extremist.
Michael Reichert and the Road Pirates of Collinsville, Illinois
The Forever Wars of Frederick & Kimberly Kagan
Appeals Court Holds Firm: The Government Cannot Be Sued For Violating Its Own Wiretapping Laws
The term propaganda rings melodramatic and exaggerated, but a press that—whether from fear, careerism, or conviction—uncritically recites false government claims and reports them as fact, or treats elected officials with a reverence reserved for royalty, cannot be accurately described as engaged in any other function. — Glenn Greenwald
Economic Education is a Great Form of Direct Citizen Action
Rendering education non-negotiable
Nebraska students to learn about American principles, Leftists horrified
Domestic violence more prevalent in two-income homes: weak male egos to blame
Doug Casey on Identity Politics and Political Correctness
The Government is Not a Super Parent
All I Want for Christmas is the Truth
Land of the free… and, uh… er, brave…
Feinstein amendment doubles down on NDAA's assault on constitutional rights
Obamacare architect leaves White House for pharmaceutical industry job
Popular culture is a place where pity is called compassion, flattery is called love, propaganda is called knowledge, tension is called peace, gossip is called news, and auto-tune is called singing. — Criss Jami


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Why Apple TV Just Became Apple's Most Important Product
There are coincidences in this world, and it's important not to read too much into them. Pandora playing the song stuck in your head doesn't make you psychic. But then there are coincidences you can't help but think might mean a little bit more. Like, say, three heavy hitter holdouts all hopping on Apple TV within two… »


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Sun-Times columnist Paige Wiser has been watching the red carpet tonight. Here's her report, and see the photos right here, right now and in tomorrow's Showcase section ...
By Paige Wiser
Sun-Times Columnist
Golden Globes fashion is all relative, of course. The TV Guide Channel reminded us of that by sending a correspondent into the bleachers to interview fans in all their fuschia track-suited glory.
But our celebrities are paid to look perfect, and not all of them deserved a bonus this year. (For shame, Vanessa Williams!)
The major trends?
• Jewel tones: Everyone from dressed in rich color, from America Ferrera (deep purple) to Renee Zellweger (emerald satin).
• Mirrored purses: Younger actresses Abigail Breslin ("Little Miss Sunshine") and Hayden Panettiere ("Heroes") giggled and flashed their built-in mirrors at the cameramen.
• Breasts: If you didn't have them on glorious display, you were out of style. Beyonce deserves special mention (side-cleavage division), as well as the ample Jennifer Love Hewitt.
Overall, there were impeccable newcomers (Emily Blunt) and some reliable flops (Sharon Stone, who couldn't be bothered to take her oversized sunglasses off on the red carpet). To all you disgraceful fashion don'ts: Better luck next year.
Breaking down the breakups: Drew Barrymore vs. Cameron Diaz vs. Reese Witherspoon: Freshly separated from longtime beau (and Strokes drummer) Fabrizio Moretti, Barrymore positively glowed in her newly single status. She accessorized her draped John Galliano gown with a faux tan — and a bow-tied Hugh Grant, the co-star of her next film.
Cameron Diaz: This is no way to make Justin Timberlake jealous. Mistake No. 1: the bad breakup dye job. Mistake No. 2: harsh red, unkissable lips. Mistake No. 3: a frou-frou gown that flattens in all the wrong places and is uncomfortably reminiscent of a wedding cake.
Reese Witherspoon: The formerly bubbly starlet looked lean — and kind of mean — in bold color with a new stick-straight hairstyle. This does not bode well for the divorce proceedings.
Sheryl Crow: She was up for the evening's only music award, but she killed the evening gown competition in an aubergine Elie Saab confection.
Jessica Biel: Say what you will, but the "7th Heaven" star knows her strengths: a snug, nude gown with a touch of sparkle works every time.
Eva Longoria: All eyes were on her engagement ring, but her navy Ungaro was flawless, too.
Seal: As if constantly impregnating Heidi Klum wasn't enough to prove his sex appeal, Seal showed some skin in his black-on-black tux.
Penelope Cruz: This Chanel Couture gown in Cruz's signature black has a distinct Spanish flair.
Jennifer Lopez: She combines the best of Jackie Kennedy with Cleopatra in a Marquesa creation.
Hayden Panettiere: From her elaborate goddess updo to her Monique Lhullier dress, Panettiere has already mastered the Grecian formula.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt: Scandalous? Us? The muted gray of Jolie's dress matched her fading Billy Bob tattoo as the world's best-looking couple struck a note of elegant respectability.
Rinko Kikuchi: The combination of black epaulets and dangling bath loofahs on the "Babel" star's dress must have lost something in translation.
Worst hair: Vanessa Williams: This is what it looks like when a drag queen gives his mother a makeover.
Sienna Miller: She could be one of Captain Von Trapp's illegitimate, less talented children, couldn't she?
Sarah Paulson: Maybe she should have done a dry run with the hot rollers first.
Most improved hair: Rainn Wilson of "The Office."


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TAMPA, Fla. -- Two men who originally met through the Big Brothers, Big Sisters organization reunited on Sunday for the first time in 40 years.
"I wanted to give him a big hug and say, 'Thank you, I appreciate your investment in my life,'" says Christopher Allen, the former Little Brother, about his former Big Brother, Harry McAlister. "It made a difference."
As a kid, Allen grew up without his father around, and says he got into trouble. Eventually, he ended up in jail for stealing.
"The court system and my mother and the church got involved. They thought looking at Big Brothers would be helpful to me," Allen says.
Big Brothers, Big Sisters matched him with McAlister, a communications technician with the U.S. Air Force.
"He'd pick me up on a motorcycle and take me around town," says Allen. "He ended up getting me involved in electronics and helping me get into school. What it was about Harry was the character of somebody who was missing in my life, just a man there to look up to."
Allen started studying electronics, a career path inspired by his Big Brother. McAlister left for a tour of duty, and they eventually lost contact.
Then earlier this year, Chris saw a TV ad about the Big Brothers, Big Sisters Search and Reunite campaign. It inspired his hunt for Harry. He got some help from the organization, and called a lot of wrong numbers before he found the right one.
"All of a sudden, I got a voicemail on my answering machine," McAlister recalls. "It said, 'This is Chris Allen, I'm looking for Harry McAlister.'"
On Sunday, they reunited at a bowling alley that was raising money for the very group that brought them together 40 years ago.
Today, Allen is an electronics engineer for General Electric, who also helps on Sundays with video production at his church, Riverhills Church of God. He says his life may have never turned out this way if not for McAlister, who is happy to see such a successful change.
"Just keep doing what you're doing," McAlister tells Allen.
The two plan to keep in touch. Allen says he might even pay it forward as a Big Brother. Or, as he considers it at 59 years old, "a big grandfather."


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International Bank of Azerbaijan
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1988 Volkswagen Golf 16V GTi 1.8 16v from UK and Ireland
A driving pleasure - if looked after
New Front Shocks.
Rear brake calipers.
Usual seat wear and some smaller bits and bobs.
General Comments:
First off never underestimate a VW with 200000+ miles on the clock! If looked after these cars are excellent with crisp handling, still respectable hot-hatch performance and good understated looks (if kept standard) I highly recommend the the 16v engined over the 8v because once you've learnt to use its top heavy power band you won't be disappointed - plenty of rolling roads have proved the lower end torque advantage on the 8v to be a myth (in standard form anyway!) and they do handle better. I also think once you've built up some muscles the non-powered steering offers better road feedback. Even after driving more powerful cars (also got a BMW 535 and wife's Corrado G60) I miss the feel of real driving and light weight precision of this car. I can see why so many are still popular on the Neubeuring as they make good track cars.
Looking to get a lower mileage 2.0 16v Corrado engine in it at some point (if this engine will ever die!)
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 4th June, 2006