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Suarez Manufacturing Industries will be up and running in the Hoover District on Sept. 6, making products once made in China and creating jobs for local residents.
Suarez Manufacturing Industries will be up and running in the Hoover District on Sept. 6, making products once made in China and creating jobs for local residents.
EdenPURE space heaters and other products will be assembled in a 200,000-square-foot warehouse that Hoover Co. once used as a distribution center. About 70,000 square feet are being used for production and assembly, with the remainder set aside for storage and distribution.
"It's all U.S. made," Suarez told a crowd that came Thursday morning to tour the facility.
Suarez announced that EdenPURE space heaters will be available in 800 Sears stores around the country and through the Sears.com website.
Local business people and city officials attended the open house, which featured EdenPURE spokesman Bob Vila and Richard Karn. Vila is known for the television program "This Old House," while Karn is an actor who appeared on the sitcom "Home Improvement."
Karn served as master of ceremonies for a presentation under a tent set up in front of the building at 334 Orchard St. NE, introducing Suarez and Held.
"This is sort of a religious revival here," Karn said, noting the tent and referring to the rebirth of jobs in the Hoover District.
Suarez said 300 people will be working in the former warehouse. Most will be on assembly lines putting together the space heaters. Some will operate presses and stamping machines to make parts for the heaters.
The additional jobs will boost North Canton's income tax collections, although during the first two years half of the income tax collected will be returned to the company. North Canton agreed to an occupancy grant for Suarez. That agreement has Suarez investing the grant in the EdenPURE operation.
Suarez said he wanted to clarify what he considered to be misconceptions about the agreement his company reached with the city. The company isn't receiving any state or federal subsidies, and no cash payout from the city, he said.
Suarez Corp. Industries could have set up EdenPURE production in Jackson Township, where many of the company's officers are located, and avoided paying any income taxes, Suarez said. He preferred to locate in North Canton, calling it "one of the best run governments we've seen."
EdenPURE heaters were being assembled in China, but that led to delays delivering the machines to customers in America. Delivery problems prompted Suarez to bring production back to the United States. He said it took three years to transfer production. The company is getting all parts and assemblies from U.S. companies.
Suarez also announced that production of EdenPURE's scale rid product — designed to clear rust and minerals from household water lines — will be moved from Malaysia to North Canton. That will be another 10 jobs.
Page 2 of 2 - Vila and Karn both said Suarez could be leading a trend that has manufacturing return to the country.
"This is indicative of a day when we will be making things in America as opposed to just services," Vila said.
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Exciting News! It's been kept quiet to make sure all parties confirmed, but NOAA's NW Fisheries Science Center and the Center for Whale Research have confirmed that on December 17, 39-year old J16 (Slick) gave birth to a new baby calf in Puget Sound, probably only a few hours judging from the fresh fetal folds, before being seen and photographed by veteran field researcher Candice Emmons of NWSFC. This makes J16's fifth calf since her first, J26, was born in 1991. She was the sixteenth J pod orca photographed and identified by Mike Bigg in 1972, and is among the oldest whose age is known exactly. Her matriline is known as the J7's after J16's late mother. Photos of the family can be found by scrolling down the Center for Whale Research matriline guide. This report comes to us courtesy of whale watch Captain Jim Maya.

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Building on an extensive experience as a VJ, video is an integral element of her music. Lenkadu's shows are ethereal and psychedelic experiences fueled by an empowered yet gentle vision of personal transformation and collective consciousness.
Known for touring nationwide, her notable shows include opening for acts such as Bassnectar and Lotus as well as amazing sets at Miami Winter Conference, Earthdance and The Philadelphia Experiment.
Lenkadu released an EP album Redshift in February 2011, since then remixed by producers worldwide. In January 2012, she released collaborative album Sonic Bank with various US producers. Since her move west she keeps her fans involved with continuous online releases of new music and videos, most recently Forgotten Gods, Into the Slipstream and Floating. Lenkadu is gearing up towards a full-length album in the fall 2013 and a European tour in the summer of 2013.
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Today, I'm happy to be the day 3 installment of Julie Morey's Travel, Sex, and Train Wrecks book tour. If you're just tuning in now, you can find the first two parts of the video story at A Bookworm's World and The Written World.
More and more, the idea of giving up suburban life and traveling/ moving to an exotic destination is appealing to me. While my own life circumstance won't allow for it several more years yet, in Julie's book, we all get a sneak peak at what such an adventure might be like. So, check out the video and follow along with the rest of the tour, as linked below:
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Christian girl who'd spent 10 years married to a man she deeply loved. When alcoholism destroyed her marriage she decided to spend seven months in exotic South East Asia doing everything she shouldn't.
With only her backpack and a broken heart, Julie found herself dancing all night at Thailand's famous Full Moon Party, crashing her scooter, eating happy pizza, kissing gorgeous men with accents, hitchhiking, breaking into national monuments, and couchsurfing all over India, Sri Lanka, and Thailand.
A 10 day silent meditation retreat finally connected Julie with the deep inner reserves that allowed her to grieve and break with her past. She realized that even if her life is a train wreck all she has to do is face in the right direction and keep walking.
Brave, brutally honest, sexy, and laugh-out-loud funny, Travel, Sex, and Train Wrecks is the story of one young woman's first steps towards living life on her own terms.
Interested in reading the rest of Julie's story? Leave a comment below for your chance to win the e-book! (Giveaway ends Nov. 20, 2013 at midnight EST. One copy available to be won.)
And follow along on the rest of the tour for additional videos:
Nov 7: Her Packing List
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Nov 14: A Certain Bent Appeal
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After Carrie and Aidan break up, Carrie faces a drastic lifestyle change.
Carrie and Miranda battle their ambivalence about, respectively, marriage and babies. When Miranda has her first sonogram, her less-than-ecstatic reaction causes concern, as does Carrie's failure to be suitably rapturous about her nuptials.
To remedy Carrie's jitters, Miranda suggests some 'shock-aversion therapy' in the form of trying on some hideous wedding dresses. But their experiment goes awry when Carrie's anti-marriage gene kicks in and her body bears the scars of her conjugal allergy. Aidan's patience is wearing thin with her continuous evasion of anything vaguely matrimonial, and the resulting argument leads to a heartbreaking dissolution of their union.
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Aron Thompson, an 11-month veteran of the West Lafayette Police Department, was injured Friday as he and another officer tried to evict 37-year-old Scott M. Kramer from Four Points by Sheraton, 1600 Cumberland Ave.
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There are a few little design tips, however, that can make any space — especially a small one — seem bigger.
Painting a room is an affordable and easy way to make your room feel different. It's also the simplest way to fake a big room. Rather than painting in dark tones, keep your walls light in whites, light yellows, blues or greens. Although it may seem counter-intuitive, keeping the walls and ceiling monochromatic can make a space seem bigger. If you want some sort of contrast between the ceiling and walls, paint the walls one shade darker.
Contrary to what you may think, small furniture in a small space is not always the way to go. A grouping of a small chairs and a tiny sofa can make a room seem cluttered. Instead, choose one larger piece as the focal point and restrain from adding too many other pieces. If you are dealing with a small kitchen or dining area, look for a table with leaves or folding sides that can expand for more guests while staying small for the day to day. Once you have your furniture, don't push everything against the wall. Place one piece at a diagonal, which leads the eye along the longer line. Bonus? Added storage space behind the furniture.
Mirror, Mirror
While mirrors were the choice decor in the 1970s, hanging a mirror can still make a room look larger since it reflects light and gives the appearance of another window. Rather than using a bunch of small mirrors, use a large mirror as your focal point on the largest well or above the fireplace.
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Dark rooms tend to look smaller. If you have windows, make the most of them with window treatments that won't block the light or the view. Add additional lighting with floor lamps or table lamps. If you're really crunched for space, track and recessed lighting can brighten up the place without taking away from precious square footage.
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Sep: Presentation, "Thereness: On Place and Virtual Reality," Designers & Geeks, San Francisco.
Jun: "VR-Related Presentations and Publications" posted.
May: Presentation, "Art & Invention", Gray Area Art Festival, San Francisco. (video 20 min)
Apr: Guest critique, Stanford Art design class of Camille Utterback.
Apr: Guest presentation, SFAI Film class of Jim McKee.
Jan: Designated Grownup quote, cover story on Palmer Luckey and VR, Forbes.
Dec: "On Fisheyes and Language - Reflections on an Interview with Michael Naimark", Canada Council for the Arts Blog.
Nov: Presentation #6, "Art & Invention", for Convergence: Intl Summit on Art+Technology, Banff Centre. ("Story of the Day" radio interview)
Nov: Radio interview, "ArtBeat | Media Art Goes Mainstream", CKUA Radio, Edmunton.
Nov: "Thereness" UC Berkeley Oct talk online (26 min video).
Nov: Presentation #5, "Art & Invention", Bennington College, VT
Nov: Presentation #4, "Art & Invention", ITP NYU.
Nov: Presentation #3, "Art & Invention", New School, NY. (public)
Nov: Presentation, "VR Form & Content", private symposium, USC Cinema, LA.
Oct: Presentation #2, "Art & Invention", UT Dallas.
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Credit unions in Missouri, along with credit unions nationwide, are urged to ramp up "Don't Tax My Credit Union" efforts as members of Congress head back to Washington, D.C. on Sept. 9.
As of Sept. 6, Missouri federal lawmakers have received 12,610 contacts from the "Don't Tax My Credit Union" website.
It's time to make even more contacts with Don't Tax Tuesday II – a social media blitz that kicks off on Sept. 10. Credit union supporters are urged to tag lawmakers on Twitter and Facebook to ensure the messages are heard directly by members of Congress. Click here for examples.
"During our in-district meetings with lawmakers and staff this August, we heard that the Don't Tax Tuesday effort really made an impact," explains Amy McLard, Missouri Credit Union Association senior vice president of Advocacy. "It exploded on Twitter and the Hill staff took notice – who in turn told lawmakers what was going on."
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Accessories just got more fun with Bliss Lau.
Invariably seeking to blur the lines between the garment and accessory, Bliss Lau represents the juxtaposition of culture, design and aesthetic; half Chinese and half American, Bliss was raised in Honolulu, Hawaii and educated in New York City. Bliss launched her handbag collection immediately after completing a degree in apparel design from Parsons School of Design and finally four years later transitioned the collection into the markedly distinct body-jewelry of today.
By virtue of her approach to design and accessories without boundaries, jewelry has become a new medium to Bliss: a method to reshape and enhance the most beautiful and forgotten parts of the body. All of the jewelry is created and designed three-dimensionally using traditional garment draping techniques. Each season, Bliss focuses on a new part of the body to enhance and decorate. The jewelry draws inspiration from history, the study of Hawaiian culture, as well as New York's architecture such as the Brooklyn Bridge and Chrysler building.
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Publication Date: April 2, 2013
The best staff meals from Danny Meyer's acclaimed restaurants—Union Square Cafe, Gramercy Tavern, Maiolino, Eleven Madison Park, The Modern, Blue Smoke, Untitled at The Whitney, and more—simple enough for any home cook's weeknight dinners, delicious enough for the most discriminating palates.
Karen Stabiner is an adjunct professor at Columbia's graduate school of journalism. Her work has appeared in Saveur, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Vogue, and Travel & Leisure. She is theco-author ofThe Valentino Cookbook.
Danny Meyer, a native of St. Louis, opened his first restaurant, Union Square Cafe, in 1985 when he was twenty-seven, and went on to found the Union Square Hospitality Group, which includes some of New York City's most acclaimed restaurants: Union Square Cafe, Gramercy Tavern, The Modern, Maialino, North End Grill, Blue Smoke, and Shake Shack, as well as Jazz Standard, Union Square Events, and Hospitality Quotient. Danny, his restaurants, and his chefs have earned an unprecedented twenty-five James Beard Awards. Danny's groundbreaking business book, Setting the Table, was a New York Times bestseller, and he has coauthored two cookbooks with his business partner, Chef Michael Romano. Danny lives in New York with his wife and children.
Michael Romano joined Union Square Cafe in 1988, preparing his unique style of American cuisine with an Italian soul. In 1993, Michael became Danny Meyer's partner. Under Michael's leadership, Union Square Cafe has been ranked Most Popular in New York City Zagat surveys for a record seven years. The restaurant also received the James Beard Award for Outstanding Restaurant of the Year. Michael has coauthored two cookbooks with Danny Meyer, The Union Square Cafe Cookbook and Second Helpings. He is the recipient of numerous nominations and awards, including the James Beard Foundation's Best Chef in New York City in 2001, and in 2000, he was inducted into the James Beard Foundation's Who's Who of Food & Beverage in America.


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San Francisco Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum threw his second-career no-hitter June 25, defeating the San Diego Padres, 4-0.
Lincecum, a 2003 Liberty High School graduate known as "The Freak" because of his unorthodox delivery, needed just 113 pitches to put away the Padres, compared to the 148 he used to no-hit the same team nearly a year ago.
He now has two career no-hitters, two Cy Young Awards and two World Series championships. Hall-of-Famer Sandy Koufax is the only other person with that impressive line of accomplishments.
Lincecum led the 2003 Liberty baseball team to a state championship, before continuing his career at the University of Washington, where he won the 2006 Golden Spikes Award, given to the nation's best amateur baseball player.
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By Don Henry and Lyn Roberts
As our climate changes, as cities become more congested, as obesity
rates rise and participation in physical activity continues to fall, you
would think our political leaders would be keen to get us off our
backsides and into more active ways of moving around our communities.
Yet, with a few exceptions, our politicians don't much like to talk
about public and active transport. But the Henry tax review has finally
brought the issue into focus with recommendations that encourage 'user
pays' for the damage that car dependency causes to people and the
More than half the doctors' consultations in Australia are for chronic
conditions such as heart disease, diabetes and cancer.
The burden of chronic disease is projected to dramatically increase,
with combined spending on cardiovascular and respiratory disease, for
example, set to be about $40 billion a year by 2032-33. The link between
physical inactivity and ill health wasn't always obvious.
It was the famous London bus men's study published in the Lancet in 1954
that awoke the world to the stark relationship between inactivity and
disease. It showed bus drivers who sat on their bottoms all day had much
higher rates of heart attack than bus conductors who were on their feet
all day.
The idea that inactivity caused heart disease was so revolutionary few
believed it at the time.
Now we know physical inactivity is a major modifiable risk factor for
cardiovascular disease such as heart attack and stroke and a range of
other chronic diseases. In fact, the World Health Organisation's 2009
report on Global Health Risks, Mortality and Burden of Disease rated
inactivity the fourth leading cause, responsible for more than two
million deaths. Being physically active for just 30 minutes a day
reduces the risk of coronary disease, colon cancer, breast cancer and
ischaemic stroke and saves the taxpayer-funded healthcare system
billions of dollars.
The British Chief Medical Officer, Sir Liam Donaldson, has said the
"potential benefits of physical activity to health are huge. If a
medication existed which had a similar effect, it would be regarded as a
'wonder drug' or 'miracle cure'." In making the connection between
active transportation and climate change Donaldson said, "…the threat
of climate change should provide sufficient impetus for action to
substantially increase cycling and walking as common forms of
Yes, more people walking, cycling and taking public transport is good
for public health and good for the environment.
So what is active transport? In essence, it's about shifting emphasis
not necessarily about donning lycra.
It means walking, cycling or using public transport more often. It's
about building physical activity into our daily lives. In cold old
Britain, they've decided to follow the lead of continental counterparts
such as Denmark and the Netherlands.
The Brits are putting European level funding about $28 a head to promote
cycling in selected demonstration towns.
And they're getting fast returns. Not only are more people cycling and
walking, but the investments are yielding a three-to- one return on
every pound spent on the cycling strategy and a massive seven-to-one
return for every pound spent on the Health Walks initiative.
Australia has made a good start on active transport initiatives, such as
support for walking programs and cycling infrastructure, but there is a
long way to go. Recent infrastructure spending on public and active
transport came in the form of economic stimulus money a product of the
global financial crisis.
Unless action is taken, that investment will be a one-off boost, with
funding fading away just as the GFC is fading in our rear-view mirror.
The benefit of ongoing investment in active transport will improve the
economy through better productivity from reduced road congestion and
will reduce our carbon footprint. Cars contribute more than half of the
greenhouse gas emissions generated by the transport sector. But
increasing participation in active transport which includes incidental
walking to and from public transport helps tackle climate change,
reduces the burden of chronic disease and improves economic
It's a win-win-win scenario.
We need a national approach and strong leadership to encourage active
transport as a cost-effective strategy to improve health, ease pressure
on hospitals, combat climate change and cut congestion and pollution. We
call on the Federal Government to at least duplicate the commitment to
fund public and active transport as they did in the last election – an
investment that will provide multiple dividends.
The Heart Foundation has just published a comprehensive blueprint for an
active Australia, providing decision makers with evidence-based policies
to promote physical activity, including active transport. These are such
fundamental issues for the future wellbeing of our nation that the Heart
Foundation and Australian Conservation Foundation have joined the Rapid
Active and Affordable Transport Alliance to help people leave their cars
at home and find more sustainable ways of getting around.
We look to our political leaders to use the evidence to develop a
comprehensive approach that ensures we get more people, more active,
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|Anemia is a common comorbidity in heart failure (HF) patients. Its occurrence and severity are associated with worse prognosis. Although the etiology of anemia is multifactorial, inappropriate erythropoietin (EPO) production and/or bone-marrow resistance to EPO appear crucial in majority of anemic HF patients. Consequently, treatment based on this pathophysiological background may prove to be most effective and beneficial. In a number of smaller clinical studies, administration of erythropoiesis-stimulating agents (ESAs) to anemic HF patients improved a number of surrogate endpoints, including left ventricular function, exercise capacity, renal function, and different quality of life parameters. However, two larger, phase II studies, did not fully confirm these promising results. Furthermore, many concerns have been raised on the safety of ESAs after the recent publication of studies correcting anemia in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). On the other hand, chronic HF population varies significantly from CKD patients, with different comorbidities, renal function, and etiology of anemia. Moreover, ESAs have been shown to possess robust nonhematopoietic effects in the heart, namely inhibition of apoptosis and stimulation of neovascularization. Therefore, large-scale trials with ESAs are required to examine the effect and safety of anemia treatment in HF patients.
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|Ghost Master
|Sick Puppies, Spiral House (PS2, Xbox)
|Empire Interactive, Feral Interactive (Mac)
|Gregg Barnett, Chris Bateman
|Release date(s)
|May 23, 2003
December 21, 2006
December 27, 2011
|Puzzle, Strategy
Ghost Master (released as Ghost Master: The Gravenville Chronicles on the Xbox and PlayStation 2) is a puzzle/strategy game for the PC. It is among a small selection of games that put the player in the role of the enemy. In this case, the player assumes the role of a Ghost Master, a bureaucratic spirit tasked to perform certain duties. While the bulk of a Ghost Master's duties consist of hauntings, a Ghost Master may also be "called in" to increase belief in the supernatural, avenge deaths, and conscript renegade ghosts. Because a Ghost Master cannot directly interfere in the world of mortals, the Ghost Master is given a team of subordinate ghosts to do so. When not haunting, the Ghost Master is responsible for the training of the ghosts under his/her command.
The game makes references to 1980s-2000s movies and films, such as Weird Science, the Evil Dead, Phantom of the Opera, Goodfellas, Poltergeist, Ghostbusters, Blair Witch Project, Sleepy Hollow, Full Metal Jacket, etc.
The game was later published on Mac OS by Feral Interactive.
The game consists of 14 levels (15 if you have the UK/Steam version of the game.) In all but a few levels, the primary goal of the game is to scare away all the mortals (humans) and cause them to flee the area in fear or succumb to madness.
Ghost Master plays similarly to a real-time strategy game. The player first chooses the ghosts he wants to field in the level. The player cannot field every ghost in every place. Each ghost has one or two types of objects (or "fetters") it can be bound to. For example, a ghost who died during a robbery could only be bound to a "Murder Fetter," whereas a water spirit can only be bound to a bath, sink, or a simple puddle of water.
Another limiting factor is "Plasm". This numerical resource dictates which abilities a ghost can use. As a human becomes frightened, Plasm is generated. With more Plasm, stronger abilities (and more ghosts) can be fielded at any one time.
Once the objective(s) for a level has been completed, the game rates the player's progress. Many factors are considered, including time, amount of impact on the mortals, and how many mortals fled. If the player is able to complete the mission fairly quickly, there is a multiplier added to the final score. This score determines the amount of "Gold Plasm" given to the player, which is used to add more spells to ghost's arsenal.
The game ends with a cliffhanger, with the Ghostbreakers bringing in a bomb that would completely erase supernatural presence in the city where the game takes place. Because of the lack of a sequel, a bonus level was released for fans, which provided some closure. However, the bonus level is only available for the UK version of the game and was not released for the US version.
Bonus Content[edit]
The bonus level is included in the Steam and Good Old Games release of the game. The bonus level "Class of Spook'em high" is the only DLC released for the game, in the level the Ghostbreakers attack the HQ of ghost master, an old abandoned mansion the player has to defeat the ghost masters in order to win the game. Due to the game lacking a sequel the bonus content was released in the sequels place.
Restless spirits[edit]
Each level also has "Restless Spirits," haunters bound to a certain location in some levels, there are often "secret" locations of the haunters, requiring you to use a move or complete an objective to reveal their location, usually having a back-story as to why they are there. The player can use haunters they already brought with them to free them using a certain move, or a combination, an example is in the first level, the restless spirit, "Weatherwitch" is bound to a vacuum the player has to use an electric fetter move to free her, causing the vacuum to malfunction, and release weather-witch.
Mortal defenses and abilities[edit]
All mortals have a belief level, which partially determines the effectiveness of a ghost's powers upon them. The belief bar is raised slightly with every scare, and particular powers are able to raise belief better than others. Every mortal also has conscious and subconscious fears which are linked to certain ghost's powers. Scaring a mortal with a power that appeals to their fear is particularly effective on him or her. These are usually unknown at the beginning of each level, but some ghosts have the ability to expose these fears.
Mortals also have a terror level and a madness level, with certain limits to each. When a human's terror bar is raised to a certain level, he/she flees, this is the objective of most of the in-game levels. The madness bar is filled only by the use of certain powers. When a mortal's madness bar reaches a certain point, they go insane, which is visible in that they now just roam the area of the scenario in a frenzy and are unable to be scared or maddened any more. The fear bar reduces as time progresses in the game, but the belief and madness bars do not.
Somewhere between average humans and ghosts are priests, witches, and mediums. These humans have the ability to banish your ghosts that are fielded. Banished ghosts are no longer usable during that level, and are returned after the mission is complete. Also, a large score penalty is levied on players who allow ghosts to be banished.
Ghostbreakers are the most dangerous mortals, from a supernatural perspective. They are able to detect and banish ghosts at a much faster speed than the other "special" mortals mentioned previously. They are also able to field special wards, which prevent the player from fielding, or benching, ghosts trapped underneath them. Only if the electrical generators are destroyed do the wards fail.
Haunter List[edit]
- Cogjammer
- Hogwash
- Lucky
- Buck
- Clatterclaws
- Scarecrow
- Blair Wisp
- Lady Rose
- Tricia
- Arclight
- Flash Jordan
- Whirlweird
- Hard Boiled
- Daydreamer
- Hypnos
- Boo
- Quiver
- Wendel
- Aether
- Whisperwind
Earth elementals
- Banzai
- Stonewall
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- Raindancer
- Wavemaster
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- Shivers
- The Painter
- Black Crow
- Harriet
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- Static
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See also[edit]
- Dungeon Keeper and Dungeon Keeper 2 - Games which put you in charge of hellish creatures.
- Evil Genius - A game where you control an evil genius who's bent on world domination.
Ghost Master received generally favorable reviews.[1]
- ^ "Ghost Master (pc: 2003): Reviews". MetaCritic. Retrieved 2007-11-10.
External links[edit]
- Ghost Master – official fan page
- Ghost Master at the Internet Movie Database
- Ghost Master 2 - fan project in development


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The way in which Sky Sports covers the deadline day, and the 2-way video-chat that they use, is symptomatic of the pioneering influence of sport in the media. To say that coordination of the reporters around the country is a big task is an understatement. Sky Sports began television technology such as pause, replays and slow motion technology, and continue to be ground breaking in their use of technology, and media delivery strategies.
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1) Garfield County Democrats support a distinction between minimum wage and a living wage and promote changes to ensure that workers not be paid a wage that leaves them below the poverty line.
2) Garfield County Democrats resolved that economic diversity is essential to the future well-being of our County.
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1) Garfield County Democrats believe that the Affordable Care Act is a vital tool for the improvement to the health, safety and well-being of all Garfield County residents. The ACA offers all Americans the chance to obtain 'affordable' insurance however in the case Garfield County the Colorado Insurance Commission ratings place health insurance premiums in an unfairly high bracket.
Therefore Garfield County Democrats propose that health Insurance premiums in Garfield County be lowered. In addition we support a state re-designation of Garfield County away from the current resort label. We feel it is discriminatory to be in a "resort" county policy designation.
2) Garfield County Democrats propose that the Garfield County Board of County Commissioners finish the Battlement Mesa Health Impact Assessment.
3) Garfield County Democrats seek to benefit the Colorado economy and wish to reduce motor vehicle pollution, therefore mass transit should connect all Colorado commercial airports and all points in between.
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1) Garfield County Democrats propose that renewable energy savings by county & local governments to be reinvested into renewable energy sources.
2) Garfield County Democrats believe that our air and water qualities are in a state of decline from continual industrial and commercial use and/or introduction of pollutants from their activities to these vital resources. Air and Water qualities have been degraded by industrial and commercial activities pursuing their interests in Colorado. Technology and methods can exist to alleviate and/or prevent this damage.
Interests involved must be, by law, required to utilize such existing technology and/or methods and enforced by such State, County or Local regulatory agencies that have jurisdiction. Elected Democrts shall propose and make such law in the legislature and diligently enforce same in the executive branches
3) Garfield County Democrats do recognize, support, and believe that there is global climate change. We applaud the new air quality regulations recently adopted by the COGCC to reduce the levels of methane emitted from well sites and encourage the state of Colorado to adopt new legislation to increase the level of renewable energy produced in this state to 30% by year 2020.
4) Garfield County Democrats resolve that our county government takes all necessary steps to protect the citizens of this county from the harmful effect of oil and gas extraction.
5) Garfield County Democrats resolve that the citizens should work to protect the water quality in western Colorado, including supporting a Wild and Scenic designation for the Crystal River. And we should encourage policies to assure in-stream flows throughout Colorado.
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1) Garfield County Democrats support and resolve to strengthen the movement to overturn the Colorado vote to ban gay marriage.
1) Garfield County Democrats resolve that the federal government put in place an acceptable path to citizenship for undocumented citizens especially those brought to this country as children. Quit talking and get something done.
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1) Garfield County Democrats support a legislative amendment to lower the current population threshold for Colorado counties our size thereby allowing 5 county commissioners. In addition Commissioners should be elected only by the people in the district they represent.
2) Garfield County Democrats support a resolution overturning 'Citizens United' through a Constitutional Amendment. County Democrats will continue working to overturn Citizens United ruling by the Supreme Court with an amendment to the Constitution reforming election funding.
3) Garfield County Democrats believe the County's Comprehensive Plan should be binding and mandatory.
4) Garfield County Democrats propose that all elected representatives move to reform and reexamine our state's enactment of so called "Tort Reform".
5) Garfield County Democrats demand public accountability in the BOCC. All citizens should see more transparency regarding county contracts and agreements.
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The class of 2012 has several talented running back prospects but there are two from the middle of the country that might receive the lion's share of attention - and for good reason.
Aledo (Texas) running back Johnathan Gray recently narrowed down his list of colleges to Texas, Texas A&M and TCU but it was the Longhorns who were recently given the chance to shine. Gray took an unofficial visit to Austin on Saturday to see Texas go through a spring practice and came away impressed.
"Extremely physical on both sides of the ball. It was great to see everyone fighting for a job," Gray told VypeDFW. "When you practice like that it makes everyone better.
"I'm glad I had a chance to come down. The offense they're installing will give them a chance to be physical."
The MaxPreps 2012 Watch List member rushed for over 3,000 yards and 59 touchdowns as a junior. Texas already landed top running back Malcolm Brown as part of their 2011 class but head coach Mack Brown has put on a full court press (it is March after all) for the speedy running back as of late.
Even Gray's father, former Texas Tech running back James Gray, was impressed on the visit, particularly by the new coaching staff.
"Having a chance to meet the new staff was important because it gave us an idea of which direction they're going," the elder Gray said. "Offensively, they're trying to get back to running the football and that is impressive. Coach Harsin and Coach Applewhite seem to have a good relationship. We also had a chance to meet and talk to returning players. They were excited about the challenge ahead of them."
A few hundred miles north of Aledo, big name Oklahoma City (Okla.) running back Barry Sanders Jr. is starting to focus on several out-of-state schools with Alabama and Florida State standing out from the pack.
"I went to Alabama's junior day, enjoyed myself. I haven't gone to any other schools besides FSU and 'Bama," Sanders told Noles247.com. "The schools that standout to me are the two that I've visited and been on their campus, Florida State and Alabama.
"With both FSU and Alabama, they are both prestigious programs. Alabama is coming off a recent national title win and Florida State has a lot of tradition behind them as well."
In addition to scholarship offers from the two schools, the 5-foot-10, 190 pound Sanders holds offers from just about every program in the country, including his father's alma matter of Oklahoma State. Not expected to make a decision before the season, Sanders will closely watch what the Crimson Tide and Seminoles do on the field this year before narrowing things down.
"For me, seeing what kind of offense each team runs is just as important as the relationships I have with the coaching staffs," he told the website. "I want to see how Bama looks with the loss of Mark Ingram and Julio Jones. Then with (Christian) Ponder leaving FSU, that will be interesting. It's something I definitely want to look at with those two teams."
Expect to hear more from both running backs as the summer camp schedule heats up and they take other unofficial visits.
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You know you've really made it in the world of college mascots when you get your own book.
St. Norbert College's mascot, Sir Norbert the Green Knight - or just "Norby'' to most - is the subject of a new children's book written and illustrated by almunus Nick Patton. "Norby the College Mascot'' is a 32-page hardcover picture book for ages 3-8.
The book takes a whimsical look at Norby's search for his true calling, as he assumes various roles at the college. Patton's illustrations highlight many of the iconic buildings and settings on the De Pere campus.
Patton is a De Pere native who grew up drawing football players from his dad's old Green Bay Packers yearbooks. He works as a graphic designer in the St. Norbert communications office and lives in Sheboygan.
He'll do readings from the book with Norby at 6 and 7:15 p.m. Tuesday as part of the free Knights on the Fox summer concert series behind the Ray Van Den Heuvel Family Campus Center along the Fox River. RPM plays from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
For the Knights on the Fox concert on July 23, kids can color a picture of Norby and participate in a large art project from 6 to 7:15 p.m.
"Norby the College Mascot" is available at the campus bookstore, http://snc.edu/go/norbybook and at all Knights on the Fox concerts.


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By Donna Hopper
Friday, February 27, 2009
Those cool Ray Ban-style glasses they're sporting are for Galaxy Cinemas' with REAL D 3D technology.
SooToday.com found the trio at the Galaxy today, eagerly waiting Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience to screen in all its 3D glory.
The film is the first of its kind to premiere in the theatre using the recently installed digital 3D projection system.
As we were speaking with the ladies prior to the film, the opening previews began.
They were were also in 3D, they informed us.
But Heidi, Rose Marie and Katie weren't really at the screening for the 3D experience.
They're just really, really big Jonas Brothers fans.
So much so that they traveled all the way to Milwaukee last July to see them perform.
And they made sure to snap up tickets to Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience the day they went on sale.
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BREMERTON — The Kitsap County coroner Thursday identified the woman found dead following a Christmas Eve fire as Dora M. Crockett, 78.
The cause of death has not been determined, pending autopsy results, and the cause of the fire at the Madrona Estates Apartment Community on Auto Center Way has not been determined as well, said Bremerton Fire Marshal Mike Six.
Meanwhile, power was restored to some units near sunset Thursday, but other units still were in the dark.
Residents who have remained on site to care for those in need — and to prevent any looting — say the number of dispersed is far more than the 20 to 25 given the day of the fire, and closer to 50.
Allison Comacho, who lives across from Crockett's burned out unit, made the rounds Thursday night, going door-to-door handing out donated blankets and flashlights. She said there were 17 units that were uninhabitable.
"We're trying to do the best we can," Comacho said. She never lost power and has been cooking chicken dinners for neighbors and strung an extension cord past her door into a neighbor's apartment. The neighbor had a freezer full of food that would have spoiled otherwise.
Donn Reister, who lives on the side of the building where the fire did its damage, has been living in his apartment without power since the fire. He spent Christmas with family and has returned to his unit.
As of Thursday, Reister's power had yet to be restored, volunteers were trying to find a place for him to stay, but were running out of options. He wasn't sure where he would sleep.
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SLINGSBY may have retained his World crown as the Laser World Championship came to a close at Terrigal today, but there was more at risk for many others who were aiming to qualify their nations for the ten remaining places into the Beijing Games.
A happy Jeemin HA (KOR) qualified Korea when he made it into the gold-fleet finals two days ago. The remaining countries had to wait it out until today.
There was a fair amount of nervous tension as competitors in this Olympic men's one person dinghy class paced the boat park waiting for Race Officials to announce one way or the other whether racing at the ISAF Grade W Worlds would be possible. By afternoon, excessive seas, caused by huge southerly winds, had put to rest any thought of racing.
"It's too dangerous," said Principle Race Officer Tony DENHAM, "We have a duty of care," he said.
That pronouncement suited some, but ended the Olympic hopes and dreams of others.
The remaining nine nations making the cut from the silver fleet are: Switzerland (Max BULLEY finished fifth), Japan (Yoichi IIJIMA, tenth), Malaysia (Kevin LIM, 15th), Singapore (Seng Leong KOH, 23rd), Venezuela (Jose Miguel RUIZ, 26th), Dominican Republic (Raul AGUAYO, 31st), Hungary (Zsombor BERECZ, 32nd), Russia (Igor LISOVENKO, 35th) and Guatemala (Juan MAEGLI, 45th).
Qualifying ones nation does not necessarily mean an automatic entry to the Games for the competitor who qualified. A number will have to sail off against their compatriots in other regattas to claim their Beijing selection or prove to their national authorities that they are up to the job.
A point in case is Germany. qualifying at the 2007 ISAF Sailing World Championships, five German competitors came to these Worlds. Of the five, four remarkably made it through to the gold fleet Finals. Alexander SCHLONSKI was best placed, finishing sixth overall - a fantastic effort. But now he will have to go home and plead his case to his national authority, who will make a decision.
Various other countries have as many as seven sailors in contention for one Olympic place. Canada is one of those; with six in contention. One, Michael LEIGH, is World Ranked #5, but will have to sail of against six others to claim his place in Beijing.
In Australia, SLINGSBY was selected late last year, so to a degree, the pressure was less at this Championship. His next goal is to bring home an Olympic medal from Beijing in August.
While the Laser World Championship is over, regatta management now has the final planning for the Laser Masters World Championships with racing set to get underway on Sunday from 14:00.
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Hockey arrives at center stage at the 2014 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic on Tuesday.
Both the Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs are in town and the rink at the University of Michigan Stadium will get its first real workout as both teams hold practice sessions and family skates here Tuesday afternoon. To add to the hockey mix, legions of alumni from both teams will take to the ice at Comerica Park for a pair of alumni games on Tuesday afternoon.
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The Red Wings, who flew in early Tuesday morning after a Monday night loss at the Nashville Predators, will take the ice first, scheduled to skate at noon. After what is expected to be a quick but intense practice, the Red Wings players will gather up family and friends for a family skate on the rink, always a highlight to the day-before festivities. The Maple Leafs, who last played Sunday night in Carolina, are scheduled to take the ice at 3 p.m. and follow the same practice/family skate schedule.


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The Frustrating Part of Internetizens: Everyone's a Lawyer
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A little brouhaha went down over the past week within the Young Adult author community. When this was first sent to me, my immediate reaction was "thank goodness it's not us this time." Then I went to read. Another friend of mine commented that the internet makes it so easy for people to make themselves look bad.
Exhibit 1 would have to be Young Adult author Rosanne Parry's "cease and desist" letter (a definition I use in the broadest terms as C&D letters go).
The backstory, as far as I understand, is as follows. Author Jackson Pearce had some problems with how Class2k9 was being run. Class2k9 is a limited membership organization for young adult authors. The group is primarily a group marketing effort that started with Class 2k7 and was then succeeded by Class 2k8 and so on. It claims to be "well known by authors, publishers, booksellers, librarians, and teachers." Class2k9 is purportedly a trademark owned by author and lawyer Greg R Fishbone. One problem, though, the trademark is not a federally registered one.
Jackson Pearce looked it up on the federal trademark database and found nothing. Believing that she was not violating any right, she apparently set up a livejournal with the same name. Tempers flared. Rights were asserted. Threats were handed out like candy at Halloween.
Rosanna Parry is apparently the co-president of class of 2k9's. Emboldened by her faint knowledge of common law trademarks and her prestigious position, Parry went forth and posted on closed yahoo groups about how Jackson Pearce was trying to co-opt the 2k9's marketing effort (only in not very nice terms).
The truth behind Pearce's motives is probably only known to Pearce herself, but Parry's attempts to shut down Pearce's livejournal did not leave this reader with a very good impression of Parry. First, if Parry's writing skills are evinced in her letter to Pearce, I have grave concerns about Parry's book.
Jackson, one of the most common illusions that comes from the frequent use of the internet is that because much information is instantly available; therefore, all information is instantly available.
Wow, awkward phrasing much? But it's not just the text that is jarring, it's the context. The letter is full of embarrassing condescension.
You are not old enough to be a patent lawyer. You are old enough to be held legally and financially responsible for violating another person's intellectual property.
There isn't any age limit to taking the patent bar so Pearce (whose age I know not) could be old enough to be a patent lawyer. She would have to have some kind of scientific/technical background to be eligible to sit for the patent bar but is not required to be of any particular age.
I wish to the core of my heart that you had taken my repeated warnings to change your 2k9 site on livejournal seriously.
I am glad that Parry wrote this sentence because I cannot take any warnings seriously unless they come from the core of someone's heart as opposed to "depth of my heart" or other such cliched reference to the heart, mind, soul.
Parry does recognize that online activity as an author can have an impact and worries that Pearce's lack of a mentor will be her downfall. (Srsly? Lack of mentor?).
However, as an author you are a more public person than you have been and your words and actions must be weighed with more care. Do you have a mentor? Is there anyone in your life, besides your livejournal group, who is in a position to give you solid council about conducting yourself in a professional manner? I would hate for this lapse in judgement to have a negative effect on the reception of your writing.
Parry graciously offers to counsel other members in the Class 2k9 to say nice things about Pearce if Pearce does what Parry wants but
threatens cautions her on how to comport herself in the future.
I would strongly caution you to be judicious in how you talk about the 2K classes even in a closed journal community.
I am no trademark expert but the whole C&D struck me wrong. The use of the word trademark appeared inaccurate based on my limited knowledge so I did a spot of research.
It is true that unregistered trademarks have protection, but it generally isn't protected afforded by federal law. The Lanham Act does allow for protection of some unregistered marks but most case law involving unregistered marks is on the state level where the state's unfair competition laws either formally (legislatively enacted) or informally (judicially adopted) enforce the owner of unregistered mark's legal rights.
Technically, the type of mark that Class 2k9 would be is a "collective mark" not a "trademark." Trademarks are for things of a tangible nature: goods and products. Trademarks are not for services like marketing or advertising. The legal designation of Class 2k9 is probably a service "collective mark" :
The term "collective mark" means a trademark or service mark–
(1) used by the members of a cooperative, an association, or other collective group or organization, or
(2) which such cooperative, association, or other collective group or organization has a bona fide intention to use in commerce and applies to register on the principal register established by this chapter,
and includes marks indicating membership in a union, an association, or other organization.
I wonder, too, whether Class 2K9 can even be protected. I venture to guess that any number of students, secondary and post secondary, will be using that phrase to emblazon their yearbooks, tshirts, and so forth. Service marks fall into four different categories, with each category afforded different levels of protection. A descriptive mark, as opposed to a fictitious or fanciful mark, is protected only when a "secondary meaning" is shown. Class 2k9 looks to me to be a descriptive mark and therefore would need to have a commonly understood secondary meaning in order for Fishbone to successfully prevent its use by others.
There are generic terms which "communicate information about the nature or class of an article or service" which are never afforded protection. It might be that the use of Class2k9 as a marketing tool toward publishing insiders might be confusing, but as a general blog to readers on the internet? Probably something the court would have to decide.
Also, I wonder about the validity of the C&D letters. If the cease and desist letters came from Parry and not Fishbone who is ostensibly the owner of the collective mark, Parry does not have the legal right to challenge the misuse of a mark she does not own. Simply because she has the right to use the mark with permission of Fishbone does not give her the right to challenge others' uses. That right belongs to Fishbone.
I think Parry's " lapse in judgement" might "have a negative effect on the reception of [her] writing. See, the Foot in Mouth Disease? It is spreading.


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Clanton, Chilton County, Ala.
Land Area: 161 acres
Soils: Dothan sandy loam
It's fitting that the Chilton Research and Extension Center is located in the shadow of Clanton's famous giant peach water tower just off of I-65, because at the CREC, peaches rule. When the center was established in 1944, its mission was to identify superior varieties and develop new management techniques that would help Chilton County's peach producers maximize their profits. And that's still its mission today. The CREC does work with other small fruits—most notably kiwifruit—but peaches have priority.
Peaches — Chemical thinning projects, peach rootstock evaluation
Pest management — Integrated pest management of the plum curculio
Vegetables, fruits and berries — Evaluation of plum, nectarine, satsuma, blackberry, fig, Japanese persimmon, muscadine, bunch grape and an assortment of vegetable varieties; Varietal research on kiwifruit is unique in the Southeast
Established in 1948 on a 160-acre site near Clanton, the Chilton Research and Extension Center (formerly known as the Chilton Area Horticulture Substation) allowed extension of horticultural research into the central part of the state and promoted peaches as an increasingly valuable crop for the region's farmers.
Although peaches absorbed the greatest attention of agricultural scientists, blackberries, sweet potatoes, beans peas, tomatoes and watermelons were also among the research interests of the station.
The Chilton Area Horticulture Substation was one of the five substations established in Alabama during and a few years after World War II: Upper Coastal Plain in 1944, Piedmont Substation in 1945, North Alabama Horticulture Substation at Cullman in 1948, Chilton Area Horticulture Substation at Clanton in 1948 and the Lower Coastal Plain Substation at Camden in 1948.
History adapted from the following publications:
Kerr, N.A. 1985. A History of the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station: 1883-1983. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn, Alabama.
Yeager, J. and G. Stevenson. 2000. Inside Ag Hill: The People and Events That Shaped Auburn's Agricultural History from 1872 through 1999. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn, Alabama.
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Bobbi Kristina has signed a deal with family friend Tyler Perry to have a recurring role on "For Better Or Worse"; the daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown has been seen at Tyler Perry's Atlanta studios several times over the past few weeks; Bobbi will play the daughter of one of the stylists in the sitcom.
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