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Six Audio Sources to Six Zones Throughout the Home
The NuVo Essentia Audio Distribution System offers the power to choose from six different sound sources. Switching between sources is as easy as the touch of a button. You can even listen to multiple sound sources in six different zones simultaneously! Imagine listening to a classical CD in the kitchen while your spouse is hearing the rich, full sound of a DVD upstairs. Meanwhile your daughter is listening to pop music in the sun room, and your son and his friends are in the den, tuning into the big game. That's the power of choice.
Powerful Sound Output
Although the NuVo Essentia Audio Distribution System is rated for 40 watts of power per zone (20 watts per left and right channel) for high-quality sound reproduction, it still offers a line output for use with external amplifiers when additional power is needed.
Customize Sound for Every Room
Whether you thrill to a pulse-pounding bass or soul-soaring highs, the unique equalization feature on NuVo keypads allows you to adjust the sound system to optimize the natural acoustics of each individual room.
Integrate Your Keypads for Simplified Use
If you like, the NuVo system keypads can be grouped. This enables open living spaces (such as the living room, dining room and kitchen) to share a listening choice, while still permitting individual volume control. Not only that, but the special "All Off" feature allows you to shut down your NuVo system with the press of a single button.
Hand Control in the Palm of Your Hand
NuVo Essentia comes standard with the NuVo RCI Remote (including batteries), giving you complete control of your NuVo system, all in one simple control. The keypads include white, ivory and almond faceplates and 36 pre-printed replacement buttons.
Simple, Seamless Integration
The revolutionary EZ-Port neatly conceals the individual connections for each listening zone in the wall. A single wire connection from the EZ-Port to the back of the Essentia amplifier cleanly and seamlessly integrates the entire system.
Other features include:
- Audio source grouping capability for today's open floor architecture
- Built-in infrared receiver with a standard remote for easy wireless control
- Mute function allows you to quickly silence the system when the phone or doorbell rings
Expandable to a 12-Source, 12-Zone System
To expand to a 12-Source/12-Zone system, you'll need the Essentia Expander Package, which includes an amplifier, six keypads (also with multiple faceplates), a remote control with batteries and connecting cables.
Add a Dual Tuner for Total Flexibility
Add a dual tuner (sold separately) to your audio distribution system, and you'll have a complete dual AM/FM/Weather tuner, an AM/FM/Weather and XM Satellite radio tuner, or a dual XM satellite radio tuner along with an auxiliary source distribution throughout your home. You can even control up to three of these tuners from any room in the house using a Remote Control for NuVo Tuners (sold separately). These IR remotes send signals through the integrated IR receivers in the connected keypads.
Expand With Extra Emitters
Along with keypads, we also offer Single IR Emitters (#8270IR, sold separately) made specifically for use with NuVo systems. These emitters are attached to the end of a 10-ft. cord and plug into to the back of the amplifier for remote operation of the original source units from IR-equipped wall controllers. You may use as many as six IR emitters per amplifier.
Can Be Easily Rack-Mounted
Want to mount your amplifier into a Middle Atlantic 19" equipment rack? No problem! Just attach optional Rackmount Ears (sold separately) and you'll be able to attach it to a rackmount system without the expense of a custom faceplate.
Buy as a Kit and Save
The NuVo Essentia Audio Distribution System requires cat. 5e cable and speaker wire. You can purchase these items separately or as a kit.
This product cannot be sold to Canadian addresses.
- Audio source grouping capability for today's open floor architecture
Manufacturer: NuVo Manufacturer Product No.: NVE6DMS Average Output Power 2 Channels Driven @ 1%THD: 20-Watts per channel Rated Distortion: 0.40% Rated Impedance 6-Ohms Frequency Response 30 to 20,000 Hz (+/- 3dB) IR Outputs 7 IR drive current 100mA IR Drive Voltage 12V Power Supply: 120/240 VAC 50/60Hz Dimensions: 3.5" x 17" x 12.75" Weight: 19 lbs. Warranty 3 years Have your Audio Distribution System installed!
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I am not happy with the Nuvo essentia. Main reason is connectors at the rear are extremely flimsy. There are tiny screws through which you need to insert speaker wire and it gets loose over time and you lose sound and wont realize for a while because there are so many speakers out there. Connectors are so flimsy that they flex slightly and if you use even minor effort you can yank em off. The Niles seems to have stronger connectors.
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Big Bear, CA, February 20, 2013 - The Bear Valley Unified School District has called a snow day today with no school for all BVUSD schools with more snow expected throughout the morning. … [Read more...]
No School Today! BVUSD Calls A Snow Day
Big Bear, CA, February 8, 2013 - According to Kurt Madden, Superintendent of the Bear Valley Unified School District, all schools in the school district will be closed today due to ongoing law enforcement investigation, and the uncertainty about the whereabouts of Chris Dorner, District offices will be open. … [Read more...]
No Students Will Be Dismissed From Schools Without Parent/Guardian Pick-Up
Big Bear, CA, February 7, 2013 - The Bear Valley Unified School District has retracted their statement to allow parents to call Big Bear High School to release students who drive themselves to and from school. Instead, ALL students will be kept safe and supervised at each of the school sites until a parent, guardian or authorized adult on record … [Read more...]
School Buses Will Not Be Running This Afternoon; Parents Must Pick Up Students at School Sites
Big Bear, CA, February 7, 2013 - According to Walter Con of the Bear Valley Unified School District, school buses will not be transporting students home from school sites this afternoon. Parents are encouraged to pick up their students at school sites. Students will only be released to parents, guardians or authorized adults on record at the … [Read more...]
Heavy School Backpacks May Lead To Injuries
Big Bear City, CA, August 20, 2012, 3:00pm - Children are back in school, and many are heading to school with over-loaded backpacks that can cause injury. According to research, about 50% of children have experienced at least one episode of low back pain, with 15% reporting frequent or continual pain. Research also indicates that this may be due … [Read more...]
BVUSD Amends and Votes on Budget Advisory Committee and Superintendent Recommended Budget Cuts
Big Bear, CA, February 29, 2012, 3:00pm - Tuesday evening's Special Board meeting of the Bear Valley Unified School District's Board of Trustees was scheduled to discuss and vote on the budget recommendations suggested by the Budget Advisory Committee and Superintendent Kurt Madden with a goal of roughly $300k to eliminate from the school … [Read more...]
BVUSD Special Workshop Tonight to Vote on BAC/Superintendent Recommended Cuts to Budget
Big Bear, February 28, 2012, 7:00am - The Bear Valley Unified School District's Board of Trustees will meet tonight for a Special Board meeting at the District offices at 42271 Moonridge Road with the open session beginning at 5:30pm. The sole agenda item is for the board to vote on the Budget Advisory Committee and Superintendent Kurt … [Read more...]
BVUSD Board of Trustees Work to Identify School Budget Reductions
Big Bear, CA, February 27, 2012, 7:00am - Last Friday evening's Special Board Workshop meeting of the Bear Valley Unified School District's Board of Trustees continued discussion of the state's budget crisis that has trickled down to our community and could greatly effect our children's education. How big of an impact that will be on the … [Read more...]
BVUSD Board Of Trustees To Meet For Special Workshop
Big Bear, Ca, February 23, 2012, 3:00pm - There will be a special meeting of the Bear Valley Unified School District on Friday, February 24th at the Big Bear Middle School Library at 5:00pm. The meeting will focus on a workshop discussing the second interim, which entails the BVUSD board of trustees setting a goal of having a positive … [Read more...]
BVUSD Budget Advisory Committee Recommends $310K Cuts in School Budget
Big Bear, CA, February 16, 2012, 6:00am - As education budgets continue to dwindle in the state of California, the Budget Advisory Committee for the Bear Valley Unified School District, formed in 2008, met again this week to help provide input and suggestions for assisting the school board in identifying areas of the school budget that could … [Read more...]

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|Early failure of an autologous pericardium aortic heart valve (ATCV) prosthesis.
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|PMID: 9502136 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|BACKGROUND AND AIMS OF THE STUDY: The risk of reoperation due to calcific degeneration is the most important drawback of biological heart valves compared with mechanical prostheses. Concepts to mitigate calcification have been tested experimentally and clinically, but none has proven completely to prevent degeneration. METHODS: Renewed interest has involved the use of autologous pericardium for intraoperative construction of autologous aortic valves (ATCV). RESULTS: Of 10 ATCV implanted between 1994 and 1996, one was removed from an 84-year-old female 27 months after implantation because of severe valvular insufficiency. Eight months earlier, a broken spring of the stent system was detected radiographically, with normal valvular competence at echocardiography. Valve dysfunction was due to shrinkage of one leaflet. Measurement of tissue calcium by atomic absorption spectroscopy showed high levels in the shrunken leaflet compared with two intact leaflets (42.82 versus 0.51 and 2.42 mg Ca2+/g). Histology and immunohistology demonstrated extensive fiber degeneration without inflammation or immune reactions in the destroyed leaflet, and moderate fiber degeneration in intact leaflets. Scanning electron microscopy showed smooth surfaces in the normal leaflet and exposure of collagen in the degenerated leaflet in association with calcium deposition. CONCLUSIONS: In contrast to the outcome in animal studies, intraoperative tanning did not prevent tissue shrinkage in this case. Leaflet malfunction was associated with calcification. At present, the clinical use of valves constructed from autologous pericardium can not be recommended.
|M Dahm; D Prüfer; E Mayer; E Groh; Y H Choi; H Oelert
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|Title: The Journal of heart valve disease Volume: 7 ISSN: 0966-8519 ISO Abbreviation: J. Heart Valve Dis. Publication Date: 1998 Jan
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|Created Date: 1998-04-23 Completed Date: 1998-04-23 Revised Date: 2006-05-04
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|Nlm Unique ID: 9312096 Medline TA: J Heart Valve Dis Country: ENGLAND
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 30-3 Citation Subset: IM
|Department of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, University Hospital Mainz, Germany.
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|MeSH Terms
Aged, 80 and over
Aortic Valve
Calcinosis / etiology
Heart Valve Prosthesis*
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Prosthesis Failure
Time Factors
Transplantation, Autologous
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|Petite Joong-Ang Family Museum (작은 중앙가족박물관(한방개인박물관))
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|Petite Joong-Ang Family Museum is a family-owned museum that showcases the antiquities of Oriental medicine, as practiced by a local family for three generations or 90 years in the city of Yangnyeong known for its 350-year-old medicinal herb market. The tools used by the family including scales, medicine bowls, prescriptions and manuscripts of Oriental medicine tell the history of Oriental medicine in Korea as well as the family's dedication to treatment with Oriental medicine. The museum serves its visitors with healthy Oriental medicine tea, while the living family members offer free medical consultation.
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Located in the Office of Student Life and Leadership Development, the MCC Association, Inc. Business Office handles the daily transactions necessary to ensure efficient operation of the above-listed organizations, as well as the Campus Center Information and Service Desk. The MCC Association, Inc. Board of Directors provides the oversight, guidance and direction for this organization.
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The MCC Association, Inc. is committed to enhancing the quality of student life by actively supporting student co-curricular participation through the prudent management of student life fees. Many of these programs and services are offered by MCC's Office of Student Life and Leadership Development , and together we partner to provide each student with an enriched academic and social environment.
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A pH sensor based on electric properties of nanotubes on a glass substrate
1 Creative Research Initiative "Sousei", Hokkaido University, Sapporo, 001-0021, Japan
2 Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, 060-0814, Japan
Nanoscale Research Letters 2007, 2:207-212 doi:10.1007/s11671-007-9053-9Published: 30 March 2007
We fabricated a pH-sensitive device on a glass substrate based on properties of carbon nanotubes. Nanotubes were immobilized specifically on chemically modified areas on a substrate followed by deposition of metallic source and drain electrodes on the area. Some nanotubes connected the source and drain electrodes. A top gate electrode was fabricated on an insulating layer of silane coupling agent on the nanotube. The device showed properties of ann-type field effect transistor when a potential was applied to the nanotube from the top gate electrode. Before fabrication of the insulating layer, the device showed that thep-type field effect transistor and the current through the source and drain electrodes depend on the buffer pH. The current increases with decreasing pH of the CNT solution. This device, which can detect pH, is applicable for use as a biosensor through modification of the CNT surface.


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The compressor trains are a critical long-lead item for Sasol's proposed world-scale ethane cracker at its Lake Charles site in southwest Louisiana. Sasol announced the commencement of the FEED phase for the cracker last December. The cracker will also include downstream derivative units.
Sasol has placed a purchase order for ethylene compressor
trains from MHI Compressor International, the companies said on
Financial terms were not disclosed. The compressor trains
are a critical long-lead item for Sasol's proposed world-scale ethane cracker at its
Lake Charles site in southwest Louisiana.
"The placement of this order has secured vital manufacturing
capacity of this specialty equipment before the expected
heating of the market," said Johan du Preez, executive vice
president of US mega projects for Sasol.
"Sasol selected MHI Compressor International because of its
reputation as a leading manufacturer and one of the few that
have the capability to manufacture equipment of this size and
nature," he added.
Sasol announced the commencement of the front-end engineering
and design (FEED) phase for the cracker last December. The
cracker will also include downstream derivative units.
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polyethylene process of Univation Technologies and the tubular
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Engineers and designers are highly skilled individuals. Forcing them to enter design changes using tables, forms and spreadsheets is unproductive and uneconomical, and it increases the likelihood of human error—this is the way that most instrumentation software systems currently work. For too long, software vendors have denied engineers and designers the simple practicality of a graphical visual engineering interface with "drag and drop" capability and inbuilt intelligence, ensuring changes are automatically replicated into all the associated data and databases.
As low oil prices make naphtha cracking margins in Europe and Asia more competitive, are investments in new, ethane-based petrochemicals capacity in the US and Middle East becoming less attractive?
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HARTLAND Vermont State Police have made an arrest in a five-month-old hit and run that seriously injured a man who was struck while putting gas in his truck on Route 5 in Hartland.
Police said that after months of investigation David Hook, 25, of Hartland admitted driving the vehicle that hit Dean Mason, 56, of Meredith, N.H.
Hook was arrested Thursday.
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- Despite restrictions, 13,467 show up to Chavez-Lee fight at the Sun Bowl
- Julio César Chávez, Andy Lee fight for title tonight
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- Replay live coverage of Chavez-Lee fight weigh-ins
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The Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. fight could be held at Cohen Stadium if negotiations with the city, the El Paso Diablos and fight promoters work out, officials confirmed today.
City officials said they are in active talks to keep the event in El Paso, and confirmed they're considering Cohen Stadium for the event. Diablos managing partner Matt LaBranche also confirmed that he was contacted by city officials who were checking on the availability of the stadium on June 16.
"We are available," LaBranche said. "We would welcome the opportunity to host the event in partnership with the city and the promoters."
The UT System's Chancellor's Office on Tuesday said the fight between Chavez and Andy Lee cannot happen at the University of Texas at El Paso's Sun Bowl due to security reasons, later stating in a press release that "a specific event risk assessment was performed and the conclusion was that the risk was higher than normal."
Fight coordinator Lester Bedford, who's working with Top Rank Boxing to put together the WBC world middleweight championship fight, said he's been in touch with city officials "who are doing everything they can to keep the meet in El Paso.
"We're willing to listen to what they have to say," Bedford said. He added that Fort Bliss has also been named as a possible event venue, and that the NMSU Aggie Stadium has also extended an invitation for the event to be held there.
Bedford said he's encouraged by the "full blitz from the city to have this event in El Paso" and hopes arrangements can be made. He made no promises, however, stating that capacity a concern.
LaBranche said the stadium's capacity is about 10,000, but could likely accommodate up to 14,000 with floor seating.
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Navajo, Apache, Ute, Hopi and Pueblo people have been gathering in Farmington for 25 years to celebrate their culture with dance and art.
As more Native Americans move away from their ancestral homes, it becomes increasingly difficult to preserve tradition and culture. The Totah Festival Indian Market in Farmington helps preserve traditions.
More than 100 booths will fill the Farmington Convention Center Labor Day weekend. On Friday evening, there's an opening reception and awards for the juried art competition. Then on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, a contest PowWow will be held with the gourd dance at 11 a.m. and grand entry at 2 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday.
Artists offer their best work: woven wool rugs, silver and turquoise jewelry, stone and wood carvings, paintings, pottery and more. A highlight of the event is a rug auction Saturday afternoon, with hundreds of runs available for bidding. Both experienced and emerging artists offer their work.
As it has for 25 years now, the Totah Festival not only provides opportunity for Native Americans to sell their art but also helps keep their culture alive.
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There's no better way to express to a college campus the importance of unity than to lead by example with a weeklong unity celebration during Greek Week 2012, from Saturday, April 14 through Friday, April 20 at Ferris State University.
"Greek Week is a way for our Greek community to interact with each other, give back
to the community and to promote a positive image of Greek life on campus," said Danielle Leisner, Greek Student Life coordinator at Ferris.
This year's Greek Week celebration will incorporate many community service projects and is themed "I Love the '90s."
"The week starts out with chapters participating in The Big Event on Saturday, April
14, and as the week progresses, they will attend the American Red Cross blood drive,
build sculptures out of canned-food that will be donated back to a local food pantry,
and end the week by supporting Take Back the Night on Thursday, April 19," Leisner said.
In addition to participating in several community service projects, fraternities and
sororities also plan a little fun with the third annual Greek Week Chili Cook-off,
a friendly competition of Greek Games and a lip-sync event.
"Greek Week is opened to all Panhellenic Council sororities, Interfraternal Council fraternities and Black Greek Council sororities and fraternities," Leisner said.
Students who are not Greek are invited to attend Greek Week events.
"If you are thinking about going Greek, this is a great opportunity to see all of our organizations hanging out in a friendly but competitive atmosphere," Leisner said.
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In Reply to: small white bugs that live in books posted by Lori Schneider on November 23, 1999 at 23:12:54:
: Hello Everybody,: It seems like every time I pull a book off my shelf there is at least one very small white bug: about the size of this dash - that is running around inside the front or back cover of the book.: This is the first year that I've had this problem. However, I brought several bags of books: from my folk's house in Minnesota last January (stored in a sub-zero cross-country car trip). : But another possible cause could be that I lived in student housing last summer and had no: air conditioning. It was very hot and humid. : Anyway, my questions are: 1. What are these bugs?: 2. Where do they come from?: 3. How do I get rid of them. - natural means prefered. like cleaning, bleach, etc.: Thanks much for any advice.
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what you have are psocids(commonly called booklice). they like old books and other starchy things with high humidity. natural prevention includes a fan blowing on infested area, a dehumidifier, sunlight, open air, etc.foggers(a pesticide)will knock down the population in a short time
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Singapore, October 2012 – Following the successful launch of the X-mini KAI Capsule SpeakerTM which picked up both the red dot design and iF design awards, Xmi Pte Ltd headed back to the basics to improve on its basic Capsule SpeakerTM models. The latest products from Xmi Pte Ltd, the new mono speaker UNO represents the upgraded standard of portable sound. Featuring an important change that significantly improves sound quality, there have also been improvements made in several of the other outstanding features of the X-miniTM Capsule SpeakerTM series.
The UNO offers a new standard in portable speakers with the introduction of the ceramic tweeter. The quality of sound produced from any speaker depends largely on the tweeter material and after months of research, trials and prototype development, the engineering team at Xmi Pte Ltd found that ceramic was the most suitable material to bring the X-miniT sound to the next level.
The ceramic tweeter brings about several advantages. As compared to aluminum tweeters, the ceramic ones can produce a wider frequency range covering higher and lower sounds. As a result of that, the distortion of sound is also much reduced because the ceramic tweeter is able to withstand high and low frequencies without producing any cracks in the sound.
When a speaker plays low frequency sound, it is difficult to maintain the depth and intensity of the bass produced. A tweeter that does not have a high enough efficiency will not be able to support a strong bass, resulting in soft and clouded music that lacks intensity. The ceramic tweeter is able to is able to produce clear and bright sounds precisely because it is capable of a highly efficient output even at low frequencies.
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It was a foggy night. I was on my way to home from my friend. The road was hardly visible but for the moonlight; the street lamps were not lit. A dead silence prevailed there. As I moved on, I expected the ghosts to appear any moment, from across the fences, above the branches of trees or grabbed me from behind. I felt as if my head was becoming bigger and bigger in size and my hair straightened up.
I tried my magic formula. I usually use my magic formula whenever I found myself alone in dark and fearful thought haunts me: SING AS LOUD AS I COULD. I sang very loudly and my voice was echoing into my ears. Singing broke the stillness but the dread of ghosts was still there. The stories of ghosts and evil spirits that I had heard from my grand mother were haunting me.
The stories I had heard were coming alive on my head, my song was echoing and I was walking in the middle of the road with my eyes looking straight. Now I could see my house not far away, still the dread was there.
Suddenly, I heard someone yelling after me, "Aye boy, listen!" Then after a pause, "Come here. Look what I have? I'll give it to you just sing a song for me."
When I heard the voice, I stopped trembled of fear. But I gathered up my courage and turned towards the direction of the voice. What did I see? I saw a monstrous creature, holding a long wooden log, coming towards me. There was no doubt that he was a ghost. "This seems too big for an ordinary ghost", I told myself. "He must be the king of ghosts."
I showered at the king of ghosts with stones and rock pieces- whatever I could gather from the ground, and then sped off –running and tumbling- till finally I sensed that I was home. I was frightened and breathing rapidly. I couldn't say anything for quite sometime. "What's the matter? Why are you looking so frightened? Obing, what's the wrong?" Mama was asking me. She looked very worried. I told her what I had seen.
"This is because you don't return home in time and put your Mama and me in trouble." Said Papa without even turning his face towards me; he was watching news channel on TV. I encountered the king of ghosts. I was dead frightened. But Papa thought it was some kind of joke and very funny. I hated him for that.
An argument started between Mama and Papa after dinner.
"From last couple of days" said Mama knowing very well that Papa would not take seriously what she was going to say, "I'm seeing bad dreams. I already told you this morning. Now Obing has also seen a ghost. This is not a good omen. We must consult our family priest. You know…"
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So is there a set-in lore reason for the varied strengths of the different Shas? I know there is something to gameplay considerations, but it's hard for me to see a 5 man take down the Sha of Violence when the Shas of Anger and Crayola/Fear take so many more. Is it just based on how we feed into their energy?
It's 100% gameplay. It also helps to remember that our characters are basically superheroes at this point, but, yeah. Gameplay.
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So, 480 ilvl is required for the new RF is there a recommended ilvl for normal mode of the new raid ? The guild group is running behind and we're trying to figure out if we can skip some of the gear from TES.
On the PTR, everyone's gear was adjusted to be ilvl 502 in the raid, but it's safe to be lower than that -- normal mode gear from the last tier should put you around 490, which is a good benchmark. Skill can make up a small ilvl deficit, too.
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Blue Child? Will the next expansion or two feature this? It seems they are really foreshadowing both moons and Elune. I would love to find another portal. I think it is time for Ethereal to be playable.
Personally, I think we'll fly to the Blue Child on a whale.
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More 5.2 questions.
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3. I understand you cannot do Normal mode and LFR mode and get rep for each. Is this correct? Someone posted on Wowhead you can get rep for killing trash in Normal mode up to Honored. Does this mean we will see pug "trash runs" to get rep to Friendly so we can spend our 3000 saved VP (since LFR will be delayed a week)?
1. Yes, it looks that way.
2. It should only take a boss or two to reach Friendly, according to Zarhym.
3. Correct -- you can only get rep for each boss once a week no matter how many difficulties you attempt it on.
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What other mmos do you play? I'm not generally an mmo fan (alrthough I love Warcraft, obviously), but I The Secret World has intrigued me and I wanna try it out. What are your thoughts (or on other mmos) ?
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|Methylselenol generated from selenomethionine by methioninase downregulates integrin expression and induces caspase-mediated apoptosis of B16F10 melanoma cells.
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|PMID: 17348006 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Melanoma is a highly metastatic cancer resistant to current chemotherapeutic and radiotherapeutic approaches. Several studies have shown that interactions between cancer cells and the extracellular matrix (ECM) are critical for the survival and invasion of metastatic cancer cells. In this study, we examine the effects of methylselenol generated from selenomethionine (SeMet) by methioninase (METase) on cell proliferation, adhesion, and expression of integrins in murine melanoma B16F10 cells, which are metastatic in the lungs of syngeneic C57BL/6J mice. Combined treatment with SeMet-METase decreased the expression of integrins alpha(4), beta(1), alpha(nu), and beta(3), and inhibited melanoma-ECM adhesion. Caspase-mediated apoptosis was induced following loss of cell adherence. Phosphorylation of focal adhesion kinase (FAK) and Akt, related to integrin-mediated survival, were decreased upon treatment with SeMet-METase while phosphorylation of p38, PKC-delta, and IkappaBalpha increased. In the presence of specific inhibitors of p38, PKC-delta, and NF-kappaB, expression of integrins and cell adhesion to ECM were maintained and cell apoptosis was prevented in SeMet-METase-treated melanoma cells. Treatment with caspase inhibitors restored cell viability and blocked poly (ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP) cleavage, but did not restore integrin expression and cell adhesion to ECMs reduced by SeMet-METase. Based on these results, we propose that combined treatment with SeMet-METase induces caspase-mediated apoptosis in melanoma cells by altering integrin expression and adhesion. Furthermore, activation of p38, PKC-delta, and NF-kappaB is a prerequisite for the down-regulation of integrin expression, followed by detachment-mediated apoptosis.
|Aeyung Kim; Jang-Hee Oh; Jong-Min Park; An-Sik Chung
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|Type: Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't
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|Title: Journal of cellular physiology Volume: 212 ISSN: 0021-9541 ISO Abbreviation: J. Cell. Physiol. Publication Date: 2007 Aug
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|Created Date: 2007-06-04 Completed Date: 2007-08-16 Revised Date: 2012-06-05
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|Department of Biological Sciences, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon, South Korea.
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|MeSH Terms
Antineoplastic Agents / metabolism*, pharmacology
Apoptosis* / drug effects
Carbon-Sulfur Lyases / metabolism*, pharmacology
Caspases / antagonists & inhibitors, metabolism*
Cell Adhesion
Cell Cycle
Cell Proliferation
Cell Shape
Cell Survival
Dose-Response Relationship, Drug
Enzyme Inhibitors / pharmacology
Extracellular Matrix / metabolism
Focal Adhesion Kinase 1 / metabolism
I-kappa B Proteins / metabolism
Integrins / metabolism*
Melanoma, Experimental / enzymology, metabolism*, pathology
Methanol / analogs & derivatives
Organometallic Compounds / metabolism*
Organoselenium Compounds
Protein Kinase C-delta / antagonists & inhibitors, metabolism
Proto-Oncogene Proteins c-akt / metabolism
Selenomethionine / metabolism*, pharmacology
Signal Transduction
Skin Neoplasms / enzymology, metabolism*, pathology
Sodium Selenite / pharmacology
p38 Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinases / antagonists & inhibitors, metabolism
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|0/Antineoplastic Agents; 0/Enzyme Inhibitors; 0/I-kappa B Proteins; 0/Integrins; 0/Organometallic Compounds; 0/Organoselenium Compounds; 10102-18-8/Sodium Selenite; 1464-42-2/Selenomethionine; 60343-91-1/methaneselenol; 67-56-1/Methanol; EC 188.8.131.52/Focal Adhesion Kinase 1; EC 188.8.131.52/Ptk2 protein, mouse; EC 188.8.131.52/Proto-Oncogene Proteins c-akt; EC 184.108.40.206/Protein Kinase C-delta; EC 188.8.131.52/p38 Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinases; EC 3.4.22.-/Caspases; EC 4.4.-/Carbon-Sulfur Lyases; EC 184.108.40.206/L-methionine gamma-lyase
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A new, state-of-the-art medical facility was open for the public to check out Sunday in Dothan.
After four years of planning and construction, Surgery Center South is now open for business.
The facility is located at the intersection of Ross Clark Circle and Fortner Street and is attached to Eye Center South.
Right now, the center offers several surgical procedures for eyes, but will soon expand their services to include other types of specialty out-patient procedures, including reconstructive and plastic surgery.
The center has six operating rooms and the entire campus is 94,000 square feet.
"One of the things we really worked hard on was to give the patient and their family a feeling that when they come in this facility things are calm, they're soothing, they're going to be well taken care of, high quality, so that the experience is really very good. This is a facility that provides good cost effective surgical services and we're happy to be able to have that for the wiregrass and for our patients," Dr. Marnix Heersink
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Our group studies strongly correlated materials with exotic spin, charge and orbital ordering by means of resonant soft x-ray scattering and x-ray absorption spectroscopy at synchrotrons such as the Canadian Light Source. By clarifying the nature of these exotic ordering phenomena, we hope to shed light on some of the long-standing mysteries in the rich physics of cuprate high temperature superconductors.
We have also been developing an inverse photoemission spectrometer to study the unoccupied electronic states of the cuprates and other strongly correlated materials. This technique is anticipated to provide valuable insight into the band structure of these materials.
The Hawthorn Group has also been involved in a collaborative effort to advance a new form of x-ray absorption spectroscopy known as inverse partial fluorescence yield. This experimental probe provides researchers in a wide range of disciplines an alternative means to study the x-ray absorption cross-section of materials that is unaffected by common sources of spectral distortion.
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If life had worked out differently for Chip Cleary, he might be in Hollywood now, engineering the lighting for the next big film or TV hit
Ralph Cordell is a man who sweats the small stuff. As the CDC team lead in the Career Paths to Public Health Program, part of the Science Education and Professional Development Program Office, he has built a career working on infectious diseases and their
As a student studying genetic counseling at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Tracynda Davis lived through what became the largest waterborne illness outbreak in U.S. history
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It does respond when using it, I can hear "activated","on" and "off" but it just plain does not work.
Please fix it, I just bought a lifetime unlimited account and for it's price, it's really not okay if I get trainers that don't work
On the subject of this trainer, I would greatly appreciate if more options were made available like "unlimited ammo" and "perfect accuracy"
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If you don't have the intention of fixing the issue or adding the additional options, at least tell me.
plus did you notice the game is retired to.
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Police are continuing to search for a Bedford teenager who ran away from home.
Monroe County sheriff's Sgt. John Plath said 15-year-old Summer Patience Wyatt left a note to her family before she fled her Lambertville home either Feb. 19 or 20.
An Amber Alert was not issued because she was not taken by an individual and she ran away on her own free will, investigators said. Sgt. Plath said investigators were searching the Toledo area, following up on tips.
Summer is a white female, 5-feet-4, 120 pounds and has brown hair and hazel eyes.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the sheriff's office Detective Bureau at 240-7530. The incident is being investigated by Detective Heath Velliquette and Deputy Jeremy Lestock.


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It was an emotional morning in Elkhart Circuit Court as the man who pleaded guilty to killing two teenage cyclists was sentenced.
Daniel Snead, 42, admitted smoking meth-laced marijuana the morning he struck 18-year-old David Anglemyer and 19-year-old Daniel Runion.
Both victims were riding their bikes along County Road 20 early on June 8 of last year when they were struck by a car Snead was driving
Snead will serve 18 years in prison followed by 3 years probation for causing death while under the influence of drugs.
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Microsoft will launch an updated HD DVD drive for the Xbox 360 in 2008, it said at its 25th hardware anniversary in London today.
Mark Bennett, Microsoft's European business development director for HD DVD, demonstrated the technology's advanced interactive features and pointed out that Paramount, Universal Studios and many Warner Brothers high definition titles are exclusive to HD DVD.
"The interactive features actually work on HD DVD whereas Blu-ray titles are six to nine months away from getting features that actually work," Bennett said, referring to Blu-ray's current inability to do picture in picture videos. Bennett also said "there are more plans to incorporate HD DVD into the PC platform in the future."
The original Xbox360 HD DVD drive, which launched in November 2006, was fully compatible with Windows PCs and proved a hit for being the cheapest high definition drive on sale. The event, which was celebrating Microsoft's 25th anniversary of making computer hardware, saw the software giant revive its PC gaming peripherals with a new sidewinder mouse and new ergonomic keyboards and mice.
There were also multi-coloured Xbox360 controllers and it said it would sell high definition download movie rentals over its Live service before Christmas in the UK - one of the first such services to hit these isles. Pricing hasn't been announced yet, but it demonstrated a 720p movie measuring 4GB costing 480 credits, which equates to about £4.
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There's really just one thing you need to know about Psych Season 8 Episode 4?
It was titled "Someone's Got a Woody."
This, of course, was a reference to Woody getting kidnapped, which was the driving force behind another great installment.
The most promising development from the hour is that Trout is finally out as Chief. YES! HOORAY! THANK GOODNESS!
Will Vick now return to the post? What about Lassiter being in charge? Or maybe even Juliet for a bit?!? The possibilities are both endless and exciting to ponder.
But we're getting ahead of ourselves. How did the episode reach that point? What actually happened to Woody? And how terrific was Kurt Fuller in this role?
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Death row inmate James McVay, has taken his own life. The 44-year-old was found dead in his cell this morning -- just months after he was sentenced to death for the murder of 75-year-old Maybelle Schein.
McVay was arrested in Madison, Wisconsin back in 2011 a short time after he killed the Sioux Falls woman. His plan was to go on a cross-country killing spree, ending with the murder of President Obama.
McVay talked with a Wisconsin reporter, just days after the Schein's murder.
"They placed me in solitary confinement, and while I was there I sat with nothing but a radio and my own hallucinations," convicted murder James McVay said.
In 2011, James McVay was serving time for grand theft charges in a minimum security unit at the South Dakota Penitentiary. He was taking part in a Community Transition Program, when he walked away from the facility.
He then went to Walmart and stole clothes, alcohol and other items without being noticed. After that, he spent the night under a bridge in Sioux Falls, getting high on Jack Daniel's and cough syrup.
Early the next morning, McVay says he got a message from Satan, telling him to kill the president.
"I was gonna get him on the golf range," McVay said.
He told police he wanted to get blood on his hands before going after the president. That's when he found Maybelle Schein's garage door partially open.
He says it was a sign and snuck into the home to kill the 75-year-old while she was sleeping in her bed.
"Collateral damage. There was no malice or anything. It wasn't anything personal. Just, she was in my way and I removed her," McVay said.
After the brutal murder, McVay took Schein's car and drove to Madison, Wisconsin.
After discovering Schein's body that day, police were able to track her car through the vehicle's OnStar system.
Days after the murder, McVay showed no remorse for the crime.
"Not in the least. None. In fact, I'd do it again, and again and again and again if you gave me the opportunity. Anything to take care of my mission," McVay said.
In May of this year, a jury sentenced McVay to death by lethal injection. Something he seemed to fully comprehend while behind bars 3 years ago.
"I mean, if that's what fate has in store for me than let's do it. Otherwise, I'm coming for Obama," McVay said.
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What's going on in the world of mobility? Is everyone on vacation? Far from it. Here are this week's moves by the major players.
BlackBerry has re-launched its Built for BlackBerry program to provide developers with "a more simple and clear path to achieving Built for BlackBerry status, a designation that tells consumers that a BlackBerry app delivers the signature BlackBerry 10 experience."
The revitalized program is part of an effort to ensure that BlackBerry World contains the quality applications that customers want. The program will ensure that an increasing percentage of apps in the store provide seamless performance and an integrated experience with BlackBerry 10 features such as the Hub or BBM.
The new program also is designed to increase discoverability, a key hurdle for app and business success. Built for BlackBerry apps will now have more regular placement on BlackBerry World carousels and microbanners, as well as a new top list that customers can easily find and search. Built for BlackBerry apps will have an exclusive results area in app searches.
The program also includes a refreshed criteria checklist that clarifies the requirements for developers and a new submission process that enables a faster path to be part of Built for BlackBerry.
In addition, Jam Starter Sessions will be held around the U.S. beginning in September. The sessions provide developers hands-on support and will include rewards for developers whose apps receive Built for BlackBerry certification.
The Motorola Solutions' MSP (Mobility Services Platform) and AirBEAM solutions are back. AirWatch is reinvigorating the research and development team to continue to develop product enhancements, and it is extending the life of the solutions to provide customers a comfortable transition path to the AirWatch platform on their timeline. (AirWatch acquired Motorola Solutions MSP and AirBEAM in June 2013.)
"We are supporting MSP and AirBEAM because customers want to continue using the best solutions on the market and so they can leverage AirWatch to manage every mobile device that touches their organization," said Alan Dabbiere, Chairman, AirWatch. "AirWatch started simplifying enterprise mobility in the rugged device space and we devote significant resources to ensure customers have the ability to provision, protect and manage Motorola and other rugged devices."
MobileSpaces is now supporting iOS 7 with the general availability of MobileSpaces 2.0. Combined with MobileSpaces Android support, MobileSpaces now uniformly secures all iOS and Android apps for the enterprise.
In an interview with Mobile Enterprise, David Goldschlag, MobileSpaces CEO and co-founder, said he started the company in late 2011. "Back then only two solutions existed: MDM, which didn't respect employee privacy, and data containers, which do respect privacy but do not support a wide variety of applications," he said.
"These approaches don't solve the real goal, to choose any app on a device to solve a business problem while respecting employee privacy."
MobileSpaces 2.0 combines Apple's iOS7 app management capabilities with app virtualization technology for Android to create a trusted BYOD workspace that supports any mobile app.
The solution is designed to "give control back to the enterprise," by allowing IT to select any mobile app for workspace use and assign it via policy without modification to the user's device. This gives employees a tailored workspace for their job while preserving how apps are licensed, distributed and updated.
Globo has achieved advanced membership of IBM's PartnerWorld Program and its comprehensive Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) platform. Globo's enterprise mobility platform, GO!Enterprise, is now included in IBM's Global Solutions Directory.
Advanced membership provides Globo with a framework to collaborate with IBM executives, sales teams, and other business partners for strategic initiatives and market specific solutions, with Globo's enterprise grade mobility expertise being incorporated into IBM's broad range of technology services.
"This partnership with IBM, a world class information technology leader, is a major coup for Globo," said Costis Papadimitrakopoulos, CEO, Globo. "It follows a rigorous assessment of GO!Enterprise which has proved its market leadership in terms of security, functionality and effectiveness in enabling businesses to address the BYOD trend. It also demonstrates Globo's commitment to expanding its international partner-focused growth strategy in the enterprise mobility space."
CDW and Lextech have partnered so CDW can offers its customers mobile application strategy, design and development services. This partnership is the next step in a relationship that began in 2011 when CDW engaged Lextech to design and develop its first mobile app for the iPhone. That app facilitates technology purchases for CDW's customers.
"Custom mobile apps are a key part of CDW's Total Mobility Management portfolio, empowering mobile users and revolutionizing the way they work day to day," said Andrea Bradshaw, Senior Director & General Manager, Mobility Solutions, CDW. "Our customers are increasingly considering this avenue, and Lextech's top tier skills designing and developing mobile apps are a great fit with Total Mobility Management. We look forward to working more and more closely with Lextech."
Good Technology
Good Technology has integrated its Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform SDK with the Salesforce Mobile SDK to ensure interoperability between the two platforms. As a result of the integration, salesforce.com customers can now quickly and easily apply Good's containerization model to their custom apps built using the Salesforce Mobile SDK, including app-level encryption, data loss prevention (DLP) policies, compliance and jailbreak detection, along with automated remediation actions including lock and wipe of specified applications without impacting a user's device or personal data.
"With cyber security and privacy being top of mind for every CIO, customers today are looking for a secure mobility platform that protects their business data without impacting the end-user experience; in other words, they want to secure the data, not just the device," said Christy Wyatt, President & Chief Executive Officer, Good Technology. "Both line of business leaders and enterprise developers are looking for apps to be integrated into new mobile-first workflows. Now, developers charged with building custom apps for Salesforce can leverage the same secure framework trusted by the world's leading banks, federal agencies and regulated industries."


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Inspector Marcus Goss visits a dozen or more homes a day. He looks for standing water where mosquito larvae thrive and also fogs the area with insecticide.
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Summer activities for your children can help them get a jump start on knowledge and skills before the start of the next school year. Summer also offers time for your children to participate in fun activities that are difficult to schedule.
Look to University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/Wood County's Office of Continuing Education to help enrich your child's summer with fun, interactive sessions.
Continuing Education offers week-long camps in the afternoon for youth entering grades three to five (College for Kids, June 16 to 20) and for grades six to eight (Middle School Academy, June 23 to 27). In College for Kids, students can explore everything ancient Egypt or take a session to learn about the difference between bugs and insects. Explore the seven wonders of the world, cook an entire four-course meal or work in groups to create your own commercial, just a few of the sessions offered in Middle School Academy.
If your family schedule does not permit Friday sessions there are still options for your child to explore new ideas and learn new skills. The STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Camp is four sessions: Monday through Thursday. Here, youths will see the science behind normal, everyday activities. They can learn to make their own arcade-style video game (Video Game Making, Aug. 11 to 14), build cars while learning about gravity and energy (Pullback Car Frenzy, Aug. 11 to 14) or learn about the different machines, tools and technology used in farming (Farmland Fun!, July 21 to 24).
Continuing Education offers fun and learning on stage in our ninth annual Summer Theatre Camp for youth ages 12 to 18. This camp runs from July 14 to Aug. 16. Youth can audition for speaking/solo roles or be a part of the action on stage as a member of the cast (no audition necessary).
Don't forget your adult lifelong learning opportunities. Need to update your technology skills? Learn the principles and use of computer applications including Microsoft Word, Excel, Access and more. Purchasing an iPad or haven't learned all the "bells and whistles" of this technology? Take a basic or intermediate level iPad course.
Continuing Education has options for your whole family to explore new learning opportunities this summer. View all of our summer course offerings by picking up a brochure at local businesses, including the Marshfield Public Library, Festival Foods or the Chamber of Commerce.
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Soccer tournament to raise funds for fields in Africa
May 1, 2012
By Rose Marie Gai
On a 2009 trip to Africa, longtime local soccer coach Cliff McCrath was inspired to improve the lives of teenagers there. Founder of the nonprofit organization Soccer Saves, McCrath partnered with Save the Children in order to visit there.
Fast-forward to today. The Bellevue-based Soccer Saves is hosting a 3 v 3 soccer tournament June 3 at the Preston Park Athletic fields. All funds generated will go directly to build a soccer field and a community- center clubhouse for disadvantaged youths near Cape Town, South Africa.
The top four teams in each age bracket will advance to the 3 v 3 Challenge National Tournament, to be held in the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World in Florida from Aug. 3-5.
The Soccer Saves 3 v 3 tournament is the only qualifying tournament in the Pacific Northwest for the 3 v 3 Challenge National Tournament.
In addition, the winning team in each age bracket will receive a 90-minute training session with McCrath, a member of the U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame.
The tournament is open to all girls and boys from the U-10 through U-19 (U means "under") groups regardless of skill level.
Unlike traditional soccer, 3 v 3 (3 versus 3) teams may have only three players at a time on the field; 3 v 3 is played without a goalie. The game is played on a field that is one-fourth the size of a regular soccer field.
Because of that, 3 v 3 is a much faster-paced game with higher scoring.
"You will want more than three players on your team because you are going to get tired," advised Shelli Dean, executive director for Soccer Saves.
Subs are an important part of a 3 v 3 team strategy.
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An added draw to the tournament is that members of the Seattle Sounders FC soccer team will be present. Ruffneck Scarves has designed a soccer scarf specifically for Soccer Saves and the scarves will be available for purchase at the tournament. Ruffneck Scarves, based in Seattle, makes scarves for the Sounders and teams throughout the U.S.
When McCrath joined Save the Children on the trip to Africa, he said he wanted to see if he could combine soccer with providing information about healthy lifestyle choices. McCrath said he was surprised at the "atrocious nature of the fields" he saw in Ethiopia where the children were playing soccer.
"There were ruts, glass, broken cans and stones. It was dirty and dusty and the kids were playing in bare feet," he said in a recent phone interview.
On the same trip, he saw a model of the soccer field he wanted to build, in Nairobi, Kenya. It was made of pea gravel. McCrath said the gravel "was BB size, an orange color and it was smooth as ice. You could play soccer on it in your bare feet." He returned home determined to raise funds to build a similar field in Africa.
Recently, a piece of land was donated to Soccer Saves. It is north of Cape Town, South Africa. That is now the site for the field.
Along with the field, McCrath will build a community center with a clubhouse. The soccer field will "draw the teens," he said, but the clubhouse will provide a place for disadvantaged teens to gather and be mentored by the humanitarian staff.
McCrath said he can understand the importance of a mentor, as he himself was a foster child.
McCrath has had many years of experience talking to teens. In college, he volunteered for the Boys and Girls Club of Southside Chicago. He spent 49 years as a college soccer coach, 38 of those at Seattle Pacific University. In addition, has directed Northwest Soccer Camps for 41 years.
Besides raising money for an important charity, Eastside FC Soccer Coach Dan Bubar said the tournament is also special to players.
"They get many touches (on the ball) and it is a great place to showcase their individual skills," he said. "The timing for this tournament is perfect. Many premier, select and recreational registrations will have just been completed and this tourney will provide an opportunity to get your team involved in playing small-sided games."
Dean added that "this event will bring our community together to help create awareness about another community — in Africa."
Rose Marie Gai is a student in the University of Washington Department of Communication News Laboratory. Comment at www.issaquahpress.com.
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Jacob brushed his wet, jet black hair out of his eyes as he arrived at Bella's door. Fury and rage danced in his eyes. He impatiently rang the doorbell and tapped his foot. His fists clenched and unclenched; his jaw tightly clamped shut. He spoke nothing of it, but his expression said it all. "Charlie? Bella?" he bellowed. He knew it was impossible to be heard over the harsh wind. He rang the doorbell two more times before he stomped his way to the side door. "Ugh!" he moaned as he pushed his way into the kitchen. Rage and fury boiled within him as he saw that Bellas was curled up on Edward's chest. "What?" he yelled, angrily "ISABELLA SWAN!!!!" Bella jumped. "Jake? I, uh, um, hey!!" she stuttered. An eruption of his emotions was inevitable. "BELLA SWAN!! I WAITED AND WAITED! WHERE WERE YOU? WE WERE SUPPOSED TO PUT TOGETHER THE RABBIT!!" he rambled on and on. Edward, at this point, did not stir. He simply sat there and stared blankly ahead. "Jake!" Bella interrupted "Please! Something came up!"
"Yeah, right! That something was curling up on the couch with a leech!" Jacob snapped, sarcasm and hate dripped off of every word.
"JACOB BLACK!! YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO YELL AT ME LIKE THAT!! SOMETHING CAME UP AND I FORGOT TO NOTIFY YOU!!" Bella bellowed into his face.
"Uh- huh! Yeah"
"Edward!?!?!" Bella whined. Edward simply got up and walked away. Bella huffed and turned to Jacob. Thinking the worst possible insults, Bella hoped that Jacob was reading her mind.
"Hey kids!!" Charlie butted in. Both Jake and Bella sent him eye daggers. "Bye kids!" Charlie replied, reluctantly.
"Bella" Jacob continued, his voice slightly softer now "I can't do this any longer"
"Can't do what?" Bella whined.
"This" Jacob frowned, referring to himself and Bella with his finger.
Bella cringed. "Aww! But Jake!"
"Bye Bella" Jacob whispered, shaking his head "I love you" Then, he was gone. Jacob spun on his heels, swiftly walked out the door and disappeared in to the dark rain. Bella reached out and moaned. "JACOB!!" Bella mouthed, tears streaming down her face.
~ Dum dum dum daaa! That's the end, y'all.... I got nothing more to add. Cliffhanger huh?
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