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Spotlight On...Publishing Houses
On Thursday evening, you have the opportunity to attend Spotlight On sessions with one of the publishing houses listed below. These Spotlights will give you a chance to ask questions and gather information about what that company is currently seeking for their line, their submission process and much more information specific to the publishing house hosting the session. We also have the agent panels during these times.
Agent Panel #1
A panel of agents who represent Christian fiction: Karen Ball, Ann Byle, Rachelle Gardner, Greg Johnson, Natasha Kern, Steve Laube, Wendy Lawton, Mary Sue Seymour, and Karen Solem.
Spotlight 1 - Abingdon
Spotlight 2 - Bethany House Publishers
Spotlight 3 - Guideposts
Spotlight 4 - Harper Collins Christian Publishing
Spotlight 5 - Harvest House Publishers
Spotlight 6 - Howard Books
Agent Panel #2
A panel of agents who represent Christian fiction: Sue Brower, Linda Glaz, Michelle Grajkowski, Julie Gwinn, Mary Keely, Jessica Kirkland, Chip MacGregor, Tamela Hancock Murray, and Les Stobbe.
Spotlight 7 -Love Inspired
Spotlight 8 -Monarch Books and Lion Fiction at Lion Hudson
Spotlight 9 - Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group
Spotlight 10 - Tyndale Publishing
Spotlight 11- WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group
Spotlight 12- Whitaker House
Spotlight Session 1: Thursday 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Spotlight Session 2: Thursday 8:30 pm - 9:30 pm
You must be at least 18 years old to attend conference without a parent/guardian present with you at all times.
Participation of an individual presenter, agent, editor, or publisher in the ACFW conference does not constitute endorsement by ACFW. Conference attendees are advised to use due diligence and take personal responsibility when choosing industry professionals with whom to schedule appointments or enter into agreement.


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3. Microscope of evaluation. Residents know they're being evaluated by their attending physicians, and they may worry that admitting an error will adversely affect their standing, Bell explains.
This inherent and unavoidable conflict also applies when residents witness their supervisors committing an error. They are hesitant to report the incident for fear of retribution.
4. Not-so-hidden curriculum. "The hidden curriculum refers to the notion that residents are shaped in very powerful ways---not just by the formal curricula, but by informal mechanisms," Bell explains, adding that residents learn the unspoken codes of conduct and habits from attending physicians and others. The hidden curriculum can be a commanding force that sometimes trumps traditional teaching methodologies.
"You can design a curriculum on how to disclose medical errors, but if that's not the practice in the clinical environment, then your teaching won't have much influence," Bell says.
Faculty and attending physicians must disclose their errors and encourage residents to do the same in order for trainees to feel comfortable coming forth.
5. Threat of litigation. Residents worry about the legal ramifications that may arise if they admit to making an error, says Mayer. Having a supportive environment that encourages error disclosure assuages these fears. Ask risk management or the legal team to speak with residents about the institution's disclosure policy and what constitutes an error. If trainees see that the legal department advocates for open error reporting, they will be more likely to come forward.
6. Rocking the boat. Medical students and residents may not report a mistake or near miss to a senior resident or attending physician because they do not want to create more stress for the team. "The sentiment is, 'Everyone is already stressed enough, and I don't want to make it worse,'" Bell says.
7. Confusion over where to go for help. Bell and Mayer say trainees in their respective institutions have indicated that they do not know the proper process for reporting an error.
Before an educational intervention, Mayer says less than 1% of the institution's event reports were made by residents. "Now, the number of occurrence reports coming from residents is almost 30% of all reports," he says.
Similarly, Bell conducted a survey of 154 medical students and residents and found that 62% had made a mistake; of those trainees, 26% were not sure how to get help.
Bell and Mayer agree that institutions need to dedicate resources and training sessions for residents that specifically address these issues. The training should include definitions of errors, examples, and hands on education on the hospital's error reporting system.
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John Hustad
Associate Professor
College of Medicine
500 University Drive Hershey PA 17033
Mailbox: HU11
Associate Professor of Medicine and Public Health Sciences
Ph.D., Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
M.S., Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
B.S., Indiana University, Bloomington, IN
My research program strives to understand the course and treatment of substance use disorders. I am particularly interested in evaluating mechanisms of change and treatment outcome research for hazardous alcohol consumption by college students. This programmatic line of research has potential to improve tailored intervention and prevention strategies for college students that are designed to decrease the harms associated with excessive drinking.
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Hustad JT, Mastroleo NR, Urwin R, Zeman S, LaSalle L, Borsari B. Tailgating and pregaming by college students with alcohol offenses: patterns of alcohol use and beliefs. Subst Use Misuse. 2014 Dec 6; 49(14):1928-33.
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Moser K, Pearson MR, Hustad JT, Borsari B. Drinking games, tailgating, and pregaming: precollege predictors of risky college drinking. Am J Drug Alcohol Abuse. 2014 Sep; 40(5):367-73.
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Qi D, Pearson MR, Hustad JT. Predictors of motivation to change in mandated college students following a referral incident. Psychol Addict Behav. 2014 Jun; 28(2):524-31.
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Hustad JT, Mastroleo NR, Kong L, Urwin R, Zeman S, Lasalle L, Borsari B. The comparative effectiveness of individual and group brief motivational interventions for mandated college students. Psychol Addict Behav. 2014 Mar; 28(1):74-84.
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Pearson MR, Hustad JT. Personality and alcohol-related outcomes among mandated college students: descriptive norms, injunctive norms, and college-related alcohol beliefs as mediators. Addict Behav. 2014 May; 39(5):879-84.
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Hustad JT, Pearson MR, Neighbors C, Borsari B. The role of alcohol perceptions as mediators between personality and alcohol-related outcomes among incoming college-student drinkers. Psychol Addict Behav. 2014 Jun; 28(2):336-47.
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Borsari B, Short EE, Mastroleo NR, Hustad JT, Tevyaw TO, Barnett NP, Kahler CW, Monti PM. Phone-delivered brief motivational interventions for mandated college students delivered during the summer months. J Subst Abuse Treat. 2014 May-Jun; 46(5):592-6.
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Ahmed R, Hustad JT, LaSalle L, Borsari B. Hospitalizations for students with an alcohol-related sanction: gender and pregaming as risk factors. J Am Coll Health. 2014; 62(5):293-300.
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Hustad, J. T. P., Pearson, M., Borsari, B., & Neighbors, C. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors. Alcohol beliefs as mediators of the predictive relationship between personality and alcohol-related outcomes. 2014.
Hustad, J. T. P., Borsari, B., Urwin, R., Mastroleo, N, Zeman, S., & LaSalle, L. Tailgating and pregaming by mandated college students: Patterns of alcohol use and beliefs. Substance Use and Misuse. 2014.
Hustad, J. T. P., Urwin, R., Borsari, B., Mastroleo, N, Zeman, S., & LaSalle, L. The comparative effectiveness of individual and group motivational intervention for mandated college students. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors. 2014.
Borsari, B., Mastroleo, N. R., Hustad, J. T. P., & Zamboanga, B. L. When and why does pregaming occur? Commentary on Kuntsche & Labhart. Addiction. 2013.
Borsari B, Mastroleo NR, Hustad JT, Zamboanga BL. Commentary on Kuntsche & Labhart (2013): when and why does pre-gaming occur? Addiction. 2013 Oct; 108(10):1756-7.
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Hustad, J. T. P., Borsari, B., Urwin, R., Mastroleo, N.R., Zeman, S., & LaSalle, L. . Is individual brief motivational intervention better than group brief motivational intervention for mandated college students? Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. 2013.
Yarnal, C., Qian, X., Hustad, J. T. P., Sims, D. Journal of College and Character. Intervention for positive use of college student leisure time. Journal of College and Character. 2013; 2(14):171-6.
Borsari, B., Hustad, J. T. P. In M. Gellman (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Behavioral Medicine. New Delhi, India: Springer. Binge Drinking. 2013.
Borsari B, Hustad JT, Mastroleo NR, Tevyaw TO, Barnett NP, Kahler CW, Short EE, Monti PM. Addressing alcohol use and problems in mandated college students: a randomized clinical trial using stepped care. J Consult Clin Psychol. 2012 Dec; 80(6):1062-74.
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Hustad, J. T. P., Borsari, B., Urwin, R., Mastroleo, N.R., Zeman, S., & LaSalle, L. (2012, June). Tailgating as a sub-type of pregaming in a sample of mandated college students. Poster presented at the 35th meeting of the Research Society on Alcoholism, San Francisco, CA. Tailgating as a sub-type of pregaming in a sample of mandated college students. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. 2012.
Short EE, Fernandez A, Borsari B, Hustad JT, Wood M. Does clinician continuity over two brief motivational sessions improve outcomes in college students? J Subst Abuse Treat. 2011 Oct; 41(3):313-20.
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Hustad JT, Eaton Short E, Borsari B, Barnett NP, O'Leary Tevyaw T, Kahler CW. College alcohol citations result in modest reductions in student drinking. J Subst Abuse Treat. 2011 Apr; 40(3):281-6.
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Peterson, C. M., Johnson, E. M., Barthelmes, C. K., Borsari, B., Hustad, J. T. P., & Barnett, N. P. Hostility in mandated students: An indicator of risky drinking behaviors. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. 2010.
Barthelmes CK, Borsari B, Hustad JT, Barnett NP. Hostility in mandated students: exploratory analysis and implications for treatment. J Subst Abuse Treat. 2010 Apr; 38(3):284-91.
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Hustad JT, Borsari B. Web-based screening and brief motivational intervention reduces alcohol use in heavy-drinking undergraduates at up to 6 months. Evid Based Med. 2010 Feb; 15(1):17-8.
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Hustad JT, Barnett NP, Borsari B, Jackson KM. Web-based alcohol prevention for incoming college students: a randomized controlled trial. Addict Behav. 2010 Mar; 35(3):183-9.
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Borsari B, Hustad JT, Capone C. Alcohol use in the Greek system, 1999-2009: a decade of progress. Curr Drug Abuse Rev. 2009 Sep; 2(3):216-55.
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Borsari, B., Muellerleile, P., Hustad, J. T. P., & Eaton, E. M. Collateral reports in the college setting: A meta-analytic integration. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. 2009.
Hustad, J. T. P., Barnett, N. P., Borsari, B. & Jackson, K. M. Web-based alcohol prevention for incoming college students: A Pilot Study. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. 2009.
Hustad JT, Carey KB, Carey MP, Maisto SA. Self-regulation, alcohol consumption, and consequences in college student heavy drinkers: a simultaneous latent growth analysis. J Stud Alcohol Drugs. 2009 May; 70(3):373-82.
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Barnett NP, Borsari B, Hustad JT, Tevyaw TO, Colby SM, Kahler CW, Monti PM. Profiles of college students mandated to alcohol intervention. J Stud Alcohol Drugs. 2008 Sep; 69(5):684-94.
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Kahler CW, Hustad J, Barnett NP, Strong DR, Borsari B. Validation of the 30-day version of the Brief Young Adult Alcohol Consequences Questionnaire for use in longitudinal studies. J Stud Alcohol Drugs. 2008 Jul; 69(4):611-5.
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Hustad, J. T. P., Carey, K. B., Carey, M. P., Maisto, S. A. Is self-regulatory ability related to the development of alcohol consumption and consequences in college students? Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. 2007.
Ladd, B., Hustad, J. T. P., Barnett, N. P., Colby, S., Kahler, C. W., Tevyaw, T. O'L., Read, J., Monti, P. Parental monitoring as a predictor of alcohol use and related problems in high school and college students. 2007.
Boyle, K., Borsari, B., Barnett, N. P., Kahler, C., Tevyaw, T. O'L., Hustad, J. T. P., & Monti, P. (2007, July). Predictors and consequences of pregaming in mandated college students. Poster presented at the 30th meeting of the Research Society on Alcoholism, Chicago, IL. Predictors and consequences of pregaming in mandated college students. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. 2007.
Borsari B, Boyle KE, Hustad JT, Barnett NP, O'Leary Tevyaw T, Kahler CW. Drinking before drinking: pregaming and drinking games in mandated students. Addict Behav. 2007 Nov; 32(11):2694-705.
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Neal DJ, Sugarman DE, Hustad JT, Caska CM, Carey KB. It's all fun and games...or is it? Collegiate sporting events and celebratory drinking. J Stud Alcohol. 2005 Mar; 66(2):291-4.
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Carey KT, Hustad JT. Comprehensive handbook of alcohol related pathology. Methods for determining blood alcohol concentration: current and retrospective. 2005; 3:1429–1444.
Hustad JT, Carey KB. Using calculations to estimate blood alcohol concentrations for naturally occurring drinking episodes: a validity study. J Stud Alcohol. 2005 Jan; 66(1):130-8.
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Carey KB, Hustad JT. Are retrospectively reconstructed blood alcohol concentrations accurate? Preliminary results from a field study. J Stud Alcohol. 2002 Nov; 63(6):762-6.
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Carey, K. B., Roberts, L. J., Kivlahan, D. R., Carey, M. P., Beck, B., Hustad, J. T. P. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. A negative consequences questionnaire for persons with psychiatric and substance use disorders. 2002.
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Adoption appeal for 22 children who need new homes
Twenty-two children in Southampton are in need of adoptive families to take care of them. The city council says it is looking for stable, nurturing and caring homes to house the youngsters.
Staff from the children's services department are particularly keen to hear from adopters living within a 40-mile radius of the city, who could provide a home for older children, siblings and children with special needs.
The local authority is holding an information evening at 6pm- 8pm on Tuesday 10th February at the Civic Centre in Southampton, SO14 7LY.
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Parents urged not to forget to apply for school places
The deadline for applying for secondary school places for September 2014 is fast approaching. Southampton City Council is urging parents of children currently in Year 6 to get their applications in on time give them a chance to secure a place at a school of their choice.
Applications must be in my midnight on Thursday 31st October. The council has written to every family with guidance on applying for a school place, the most important criteria is that the application is received on time. Late applications go to the bottom of the pile.
Massive expansion for WestQuay
It's going to cost £90m and create a thousand new jobs. One of the south's biggest shopping centres is getting bigger. Luke and Sangeeta link to Tom Savvides.
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One of the south's biggest shopping centres gets bigger
It's going to cost ninety million pounds and create a thousand new jobs. One of the south's biggest shopping centres is getting bigger. The expansion of West Quay in Southampton is going ahead.. Tom Savvides talks to John Tunney from the council, shoppers and retailer Richard French.
New £90m WestQuay development approved
A £90m expansion for WestQuay shopping centre in Southampton has been approved.
The planning application was put forward by Hammerson, who originally developed WestQuay shopping centre in 2000.
Southampton City Council have supported the new Watermark WestQuay scheme which will sit next to the existing centre.
The WestQuay centre already attracts 17 million consumers a year.
The masterplan will be built in two phases - the first including a cinema, up to 15 restaurants and more retail space.
The next phase will see a residential tower, hotel, office space, restaurants and public space installed.
Guy Wells, Development Manager for Hammerson, said: "The site offers a unique opportunity to transform a redundant brownfield site and will ensure that Southampton continues to provide residents and visitors with a fantastic retail and leisure offer in the city centre."
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Sea rescuers looking for saviours after cuts
Thousands of people have been helped by the Solent Sea Rescue Organisation since the the organisation began in the late 1970s, but now the volunteer service is under threat because of budget cuts.
The service, which operates from 8 bases on the south coast, has had its grant from Southampton City Council stopped and is now looking for new financial support to stay afloat. In his report Richard Slee spoke to James Godwin, a Senior Crewman and Peter Edgar from Solent Sea Rescue Organisation.
"CCTV unreasonable" says ICO
The Information Commissioner has branded the use of CCTV in taxis in Southampton "unreasonable" and ordered the authority to stop taping the private conversations of drivers and passengers.
The commissioner investigated a similar policy which was proposed for Oxford but also ruled it would break the Data Protection Act.
Council ordered to stop recording in taxis
The Information Commissioner ordered Southampton City Council to stop recording private conversations in taxis after it ruled they breached the Data Protection Act.
Since August 2009, the council has required all taxis and private hire vehicles to install CCTV equipment to constantly record images and the conversations of both drivers and passengers.
The authority has until November 1st to comply with the order.
How will Southampton Council make its cuts?
Today, Southampton City Council announced it was reversing a pay cut introduced by the previous conservative administration - as well as saving £40 million over the next two years. But, in its first mini budget, the leader only outlined savings of around 2.5 million.
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Looking to trade for 4x5 stuff, preferably a functional beater and cheap lens (i.e. not all of this stuff plus $1000 for your Sinar, sorry) or sell. I'll consider just about anything within reason and ship anywhere in the right situation.
1914 Kodak Autographic 1A
In surprisingly good shape "for its age" (whatever that means). The cardboard is coming off the body, and the paint is coming off the cardboard bellows but the bellows are light-tight, the shutter (all three speeds, 1/25, 1/50, 1/100 plus bulb and time) seems accurate. Takes 116 film, unavailable anywhere as far as I can tell. Great collectible, or home-spool / paper negative project.
Make an offer on this one.
Voigtlander Bessa 66
Decent cosmetic shape. Has some sort of sticker or paint or paint wear on the side, I can't figure out what it is and it won't come off. Speeds are accurate. Lens is a great old gem, the Vaskar produces amazing images. Bellows are light-tight and supple.
Looking for roughly $100 in value for this.
Baby Speed Graphic
Slow speeds are hit-and-miss and the bellows are getting some wear on the corners of the folds. A few pinholes in the wear, could be covered with electrical tape for the time being. Lens is good, fast speeds are good, ground glass is good. Comes with 3 film holders - I think I had five film holders but no guarantees on me digging up the other two.
Make an offer.
Mamiya C3 and 105mm
Great shape. Leaf shutter in the 105 is solid, the 1s speed will vary between dead on and about half a stop slow, everything else seems right. Someone really paranoid might replace the light seals at this point but it hasn't caused an issue in actual photos. It's about 1.5cm starting to wear down in the middle of the back door, below the pressure plate. Bellows is good and allows for very close focusing. Lens is in great shape, WLF is in great shape, etc.
Looking for about $250 out of this.
Minolta XE-7, 50/1.4 Rokkor, Vivitar Series 1 19-35mm
Figured I'd throw this up here one more time. The body has the usual brassing on the corners. Lenses are in good shape, the 19-35mm includes a UV filter and hood.
Will throw in about 15 rolls total of Legacy Pro (Neopan) in 100 and 400 for the right offer.
Other Stuff:
Velbon VS-3 Tripod. I'll probably end up giving it to a friend if nobody wants it.
Ilex Anastigmat 6.5" f/4.5 barrel lens. Minor paint wear, optics seem good.
Probably some other stuff as I think about it.


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It's no secret that this site has deep, unconditional love in its heart for the Indiana Daily Student. Why, it's where we honed our own journalistic skills, only to then waste them on trivial pursuits like "blogging" and "web editing." Whoops.
The day-to-day insanity of life at the IDS is occasionally interrupted by a few big projects, like the Graduation Issue, the Little 500 Guide and, of course, the Basketball Guide. It was always a contest: Who had the best idea? The best design? Which underappreciated artistic genius could carry their complex vision through to completion?
I'd like to officially nominate the 2008-09 IDSers the winners. Forever:
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It's one thing not to answer questions. That I get. No self-respecting attorney or organization would ever let a client or one of its members speak to a potentially damaging situation in an off-the-cuff way; you distribute a statement and you stay on message. Them's the rules. I get it.
The IU Athletics Department gets it too, which is why they prevented IU coach Kelvin Sampson from doing anything but reading from his statement after the game last night. Like I said, that's one thing. The smart thing.
Where it goes over the line, though, is when media relations directors attempt to control not only the answers being given but the very questions themselves. Such is the case with IDS basketball beat reporter Michael Sanserino, who on the IDS' Basketblog recounts his phone conversation with an IU official today:
Thou shalt not ask … any questions to Sampson about the NCAA allegations, or so says IU athletics spokesman J.D. Campbell. From an e-mail: "As he stated last night, he can not answer any questions regarding the recent letter of NCAA allegations."
In addition, Campbell told me on the phone not to ask any questions regarding the NCAA situation. If I did, he said, I would be taken off the media invite list for future press conferences.
Again, it's understandable to reiterate that Sampson won't talk to reporters about his situation, though even that's arguable. It's not understandable — not in the least — that the university would attempt to intimidate or otherwise shut out a student beat reporter for merely asking questions. For merely doing his job. If Sampson chooses not to answer the questions, or if J.D. Campbell wants to step in and handle the situation then, fine. But to attempt to preempt a reporter from doing his job reeks of intimidation and skullduggery, the kind of things an embattled program should be, you know, avoiding at all cost.
Of course, one can be certain that Mr. Campbell will similarly revoke the invitations of reporters from the Indianapolis Star, Louisville Courier-Journal, and Chicago Tribune, as well as the major Indianapolis TV networks and ESPN. Hold your breath for that. Right.
And here we thought the shame was all on Kelvin Sampson's side of the table. Turns out there's plenty to go around.
UPDATE: Campbell followed up with Sanserino and insisted he was joking when he told Sanserino he wouldn't invite him to press conferences. Without hearing the conversation, it's pretty hard to imagine that was a joke, but in any case: HA! Ha. Haaaaa. Ha. Funny one.
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While the Pats' defensive line must cope with Vince Wilfork's absence, the team's offensive line must contend with Geno Atkins' presence.
Vince Wilfork's absence will no doubt pose a problem for the Patriots' defensive line in Cincinnati on Sunday.
Geno Atkins' presence will no doubt pose a problem for their offensive line that day.
"Geno Atkins," Patriots head coach Bill Belichick said of the Bengals' fourth-year defensive tackle earlier this week, "is probably as dynamic a player at that position as we've seen in the league in quite a while."
"Dynamic?" Or dynamite?
This man has the ability to blow up an offense.
After tying for the NFL lead in sacks by an interior lineman with 7.5 in 2011, Atkins topped the charts in that department, with 12.5 (Detroit's Ndamukong Suh was a distant second among interior linemen with eight) while staging his second consecutive Pro Bowl campaign last season.
Awarded for his labors with a five-year, $55 million contract extension this past Labor Day, Atkins has resumed his search-and-destroy mission on NFL quarterbacks this season, heading into this weekend's game with the Patriots at Paul Brown Stadium with 2.5 of the Bengals' nine sacks (end Carlos Dunlap leads the team with three).
Just 25, Atkins already has Belichick invoking the name of a Pro Football Hall of Famer in comparisons.
"(Atkins is) like a John Randle type, but I'd say more powerful," said Belichick. "This guy has some power rushes where he just takes linemen back, those guards back, and it just looks like they're on roller skates. He just walks them, literally, right back into the quarterback."
Patriots guard Logan Mankins has seen the game films, which equate to horror films for men who play his position.
"It's going to be tough," said Mankins, who, with the Bengals' use of Atkins – they'll flip flop him from side to side depending upon their defensive alignment – will line up across from him from time to time. "Geno is a very good player.
"He's a shorter guy (6-foot-1), but, man, he's strong and fast and he gets up the field with a lot of speed. Guys get in front of him, but it looks like they're on skates sometimes just going backward and you've got to be ready for his 'A game' every play because he sure brings it."
If NFL teams could flip the calendar back to 2010, Belichick insists that year's draft would be altered dramatically.
Back then, Atkins, a Georgia product whose father, Gene, enjoyed a 10-year career (1987-1996) as a safety with the New Orleans Saints and Miami Dolphins, went to the Bengals in the fourth round, with the 120th pick overall.
"He'd probably be the first pick in the draft (for the record, Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford went to St. Louis No. 1)," said Belichick. "He was an athletic guy that you saw maybe as a sub rusher, a nickel sub rusher, but he's way more than that."
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"Actually, when we drafted Geno we thought he was one of the better interior rushers coming out of college," said Lewis. "So we were excited to get him and he was a guy that we really targeted for that particular thing. His development over his first and second years and his ability to play and be productive on first and second down, he has continued to grow and be great at that."
Grown to be a game breaker – or, perhaps more accurately, a game wrecker – in Belichick's view.
"He can ruin a game," said Belichick. "There's no question the guy can ruin a game by myself."
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flowerqueen replied to Donna73's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithWhen you say the stock contained glutamate, do you mean monosodiumglutamate (MSG?) because that usually is derived from wheat and not suitable for a gluten free diet. Also, if you have not been on a gluten free diet for long, it could just be your body detoxing. When I first went gluten free I felt great but then every week or so I would throw up everything I ate at dinner. Eventually this stopped happening, I believe my body was going through a detox at the time.
How serious?
flowerqueen replied to Yazzoo's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithI agree with the comments made above. You need to take coeliac disease seriously and cut out all wheat and gluten, as well as avoiding all cross contamination of gluten etc too. The way you'd phrased the questions, I get the feeling that you had already given these issues serious thought and that you just wanted someone to confirm what you'd been thinking. It can seem a little daunting when you are first diagnosed; I think you just need a little time to get your head round it.
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Newly Diagnosed - Please Help!
flowerqueen replied to Jae's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithHi, It took a few months for my body to settle down after giving up gluten and wheat. It won't be an overnight miracle; think of all the damage that the gluten has done to your body over time, so it may take a while before you start to feel anywhere near 'normal'. I found that my body went into detox mode after giving up gluten and wheat, and that can take its time to resolve itself. We are all different though, so bear this in mind. I was also like you, I was malnourished after all the years of not absorbing vitamins and minerals. My ferritin levels were rock bottom and I was so weak, I had to walk with the aid of a stick. Don't be too disheartened, you are just starting out, the good thing is, you've had your condition diagnosed, now give your body a little time to heal.
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flowerqueen replied to flowerqueen's topic in Super Sensitive Celiacs & Gluten SensitiveI didn't realise they all had wheat germ oil in them. I will email the company though. Thanks.
Hidden Gluten/wheat In Hair Dye Powder
flowerqueen posted a topic in Super Sensitive Celiacs & Gluten SensitiveLast week I did my usual root touch up with a water soluble hair dye; but in the mixing process I accidentally spilled it and I accidentally inhaled the powder. Later that day I noticed the familiar gluten contamination symptoms. Feeling sick, stomach cramps, extra trips to the bathroom. I am wondering whether there was any wheat derivatives in the hair dye. (I am still suffering). In the past I have had gluten contamination through eye drops and eye ointment that has drained into my stomach, so I am presuming this has happened through the hair dye. Has anyone else had these kind of problems?
Acid Reflux Contuinues... Help!
flowerqueen replied to Tigercat17's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithHi, What stood out from your post, was the fact you are eating Quinoa. For all it is supposed to be gluten free - technically. It can actually mimics the protein found in wheat and gluten and some coeliacs can't actually eat it, as it makes them suffer the same symptoms as when consuming gluten/wheat. This happened to me and I stumbled up information on the Internet by pure fluke and was able to eliminate it within a week of consuming it, it took more than a week before I improved though. Obviously, it may not be the same for you, but I suggest you take it out of your diet and see if you get any improvement. Other than that, I would keep a food diary, and write down everything you eat and drink (at the time of eating it, not later in the day, as it is easy to forget things). Hope this helps. One last thing, dairy intolerances can also cause similar symptoms to what you have described- I can't consume any dairy products.
Please-- Is This Normal?
flowerqueen replied to julie nelson's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithWhilst I had bad symptoms before being diagnosed, I also had problems for a while after giving up gluten. It is the body's way of detoxing from what it perceives as poison (which it is to people with coeliac disease). Hang on in there, it will improve soon. I believe that it can effect any part of the body including the skin, as after all, it is the largest organ of the body.
Grocery Store
flowerqueen replied to w8in4dave's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithThat is extreme! We get our groceries delivered to the door and we get the gluten free stuff packed in with the gluten things all the time. If I rang up and asked them not to do that they would think I was a sandwich short of a full picnic
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How Do I Make My Family Realize The Severity Of Celiac?
flowerqueen replied to CeliacMommaX2's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithI agree with the other comments, it's only a week! Do you not eat the same meals? If I prepare a meal when family stay, everyone eats the same thing (and if anyone staying has an allergy I always respect that and cater for their needs). I would feel terrible if I'd made someone else ill through not catering for their intolerances or other dietary problem.
The Gluten Contamination Elimination Diet (Summary Of Dr. Fasano's Recent Paper)
flowerqueen commented on jebby's blog entry in The Patient CeliacNoGrainNoPain, Last week I had some gluten free crackers that were made with quinoa (from my local health store) I have been in pain ever since, it took me a couple of days to work out what was making me ill. By that time, I had eaten them 3 days in a row. I have had terrible stomach cramps etc. When I read an article about the protein in quinoa mimicking the protein found in wheat, barley and rye I was astounded that it can be classed as safe for Coeliacs to eat. I know a few people have said they don't have a problem with quinoa, but it may be they don't have symptoms, but it still maybe damaging their gut.
Fixing My Vitamin D Levels
flowerqueen replied to MycasMommy's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithI can understand that. I have found that I need to take supplements all the time, as I don't absorb enough if certain vitamins and minerals. Before you get pregnant you should get all the levels checked, and take your doctor's advice on which supplements you can take whilst pregnant.
Fixing My Vitamin D Levels
flowerqueen replied to MycasMommy's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithMine used to be low too. How long have you had celiac disease? It can take a while to build yourself up again from a host of deficiencies (vitamins and minerals). I wouldn't advise a tanning bed, these carry their own health risks without adding to what you have already. Supplements are a much safer alternative.
Wonky Blood Tests Esp. Liver Enzymes Tests (Or Liver Function Tests In The Uk)
flowerqueen replied to cristiana's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithThanks Cristiana, So I'm now a member of the wonky blood test results brigade . I will be speaking to my doctor on Monday, so hopefully I will find out then if it's the same as elevated blood protein. It seems we all learn from each other when we pool our resources. I would have hoped that by now though, my test results would have improved, being diagnosed in November 2011, but there again, it might be that I was misdiagnosed with IBS in 1983 and my gut has not fully repaired. All in all, the posts on this thread are quite enlightening.
Wonky Blood Tests Esp. Liver Enzymes Tests (Or Liver Function Tests In The Uk)
flowerqueen replied to cristiana's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithHi Cristiana, I don't recall having elevated protein levels, (or not that I've been told), but have had other abnormal results, one in particular is liver enzymes (waiting for an appointment with doctor as I write this). Gemini, where did you go in Britain? In my neck of the woods, there's not many that specialise in gluten free
Wonky Blood Tests Esp. Liver Enzymes Tests (Or Liver Function Tests In The Uk)
flowerqueen replied to cristiana's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithI wish I had the answer to this and hope someone on here is able to throw some light on it. I also feel the same way about the blood tests and am always apprehensive while waiting for results. The tests they carry out in UK seem different to the ones in US, I don't know whether it's because we call them something different or what.


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2 cloves garlic, minced
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1 tspn dried basil
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2 tblspns lemon juice
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2 6 oz. salmon filets
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In a medium glass bowl, prepare marinade by mixing, garlic, olive oil,basil, salt, pepper, lemon juice, and parsley.
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Last week we posed the question, "What is your recommendation on Windows Phone games?" and you, our readers, tossed out your top three gaming recommendations. We tallied up all the recommendations and this week's roundup highlights the top five games from these recommendations.
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The following editorial appeared in The Times-Picayune, New Orleans, on Sept. 10:
In just about every major indicator of public health, Louisiana comes in near the bottom of the rankings. That's due in great part to poverty and the relative limited access to health care that comes with it, especially for many people with chronic diseases.
Eight Louisiana medical centers and schools are launching a partnership to find new drugs and treatments.
It makes sense, then, that eight medical centers and schools in the state are forging a partnership to increase research, clinical testing of new treatments and the training of doctors studying diseases among the poor.
The so-called Louisiana Clinical and Translational Science Center, or LaCaTS, will use a $20 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to let the entities involved pool their expertise and know-how to produce new treatments and to get them to the public sooner.
The entities involved include LSU's public hospital in New Orleans, Tulane University's Heart and Vascular Institute, Xavier University and Children's Hospital, among others.
Officials said they hope to speed up the process to get new drugs and treatments approved. In addition, trials for new drugs or treatments could be completed more quickly thanks to access to a broader pool of interested patients. Officials also said preventive measures will be an important part of the program, including trying to discover triggers for chronic conditions.
These are obviously important goals that can significantly improve public health in the state in the long run. The grant, which will help hire researchers, is also an economic shot in the arm for medical research, an area the state is seeking to expand.
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text: Live at Drip Drop - 8 May 2012 by Music For Nightclubs published on 2012-05-29T03:09:04Z My friends over at Drip Drop Los Angeles invited me out to play Experimental RnB at their night. I asked myself what Experimental RnB might sound like, and this mix was the result. RnB is in a period of stagnation, but Rap has been extremely dynamic over the last 5-10 years. Rap has become world-weary and dark: sick of the success, over the fame, but unable to quit. With few exceptions though, RnB has yet to go fully post-apocalyptic. I hope that will change. My vision of the next wave of RnB is dense, synthetic and adventurous. This mix is almost a tour of how it might sound, from spastic euphoric moments to bleak, icy soundscapes. Many of these tunes are instrumentals, but I would like to imagine them with vocals that have yet to be recorded. I want the next wave of RnB artists to be reared on a diet of Blade Runner, Vangelis, and UK Grime. NO TRACK LIST - but featuring tunes from S-X, Gatekeeper, Anti-G, Om Unit, Dakimh aka Kuedo aka Jamie Vex'd, Skinnz, Krampfhaft, Fatima Al Qadiri, Jacques Greene, and Rustie. Get at me if you want to know what any of the tunes are. Thanks to the Drip Drop crew! Comment by Alexander Bianchi dope.... 2014/08/14 18:10:50 +0000 Comment by sean kozak @musicfornightclubs: you've far surpassed my gruv… respect, bro! 2012/09/01 08:21:11 +0000 Comment by Music For Nightclubs @byronparr: Thanks B! Happy you found your way here! 2012/05/29 20:56:32 +0000 Comment by Music For Nightclubs @eliana-sur: :D 2012/05/29 20:56:08 +0000 Comment by Music For Nightclubs @eliana-sur: thanks El! 2012/05/29 20:56:01 +0000 Comment by Music For Nightclubs @seankozak: yes! love this one 2012/05/29 20:55:48 +0000 Comment by aElian yesssss... 2012/05/29 20:20:43 +0000 Comment by aElian oh sweet. digging this. awesome work aaron. 2012/05/29 20:16:56 +0000 Comment by byronparr Keepin it locked! So rad. 2012/05/29 20:05:41 +0000 Comment by sean kozak aw snap! dropping FFD! gorgeous! 2012/05/29 06:22:03 +0000 Comment by Music For Nightclubs @dangmuzik: Thanks dude! Really appreciate you having me out! 2012/05/29 04:30:37 +0000 Comment by Music For Nightclubs @seankozak: Honored! Thanks for the support Sean! Especially considering you gave me my FIRST GIG in like 1992 :) 2012/05/29 03:41:40 +0000 Comment by sean kozak diggin' it, aaron! 2012/05/29 03:39:41 +0000


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Founded in 1997 and based in Lehi, Utah, ProPay (propay.com) is a merchant account provider that shares attributes of both a traditional credit card processor and services like PayPal, Stripe, 2Checkout, and Google Checkout. ProPay was acquired by TSYS in late 2012 and now operates under the ProPay name as "a TSYS Company." Dave Duncan is the president of ProPay.
ProPay's similarities with a traditional merchant account include the ability to swipe credit cards at the point of sale, which can result in a lower processing fee, as well as the ability to accept payments for other purposes such as e-commerce and mail order/telephone order sales. Unlike a traditional merchant services provider, ProPay does not support the use of desktop credit card terminals like the type used at most retailers. However, like PayPal and 2Checkout, ProPay has an easy signup process and is open to non-traditional merchants such as direct sellers and micro-merchants. Like PayPal, ProPay acts as its own holding account and merchants must manually transfer their money to a linked checking account.
ProPay offers several ways to accept credit card payments, including mobile options. The first, "ProPay Jak," is a service similar to that of GoPayment, Square, and Pay Anywhere in which merchants can use a card reader with a smartphone to accept credit cards. However, unlike the other three options, ProPay Jak includes a variety of other services which are not offered by its competitors, such as access to a virtual terminal.
The second mobile option that ProPay offers uses a small skimming device called the "ProPay FLASH Card Reader" (formerly known as the MicroSecure Card Reader) which allows merchants to collect credit card data by swiping the card's magnetic strip and storing it for later processing when the merchant has access to an internet-connected computer. Merchants can also use the ProPay FLASH device to process real-time sales through ProPay's virtual terminal once the device is connected to the Internet. Lastly, ProPay offers an automated phone system where merchants can call in to process real-time sales.
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Sales & Marketing | A+
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ProPay does not use any deceptive marketing or sales tactics that are apparent to this reviewer. The entire signup process is handled in-house and on the company's website. Additionally, ProPay's displayed pricing is transparent and does not hide fees. We are not seeing any merchant complaints at this time that accuse the company of deceptive advertising strategies.
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Costs & Contract | A-
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ProPay offers an annual agreement with an annual fee but no monthly fees, monthly minimums, gateway fees, or statement fees. We are unable to determine at this time whether the company charges a cancellation fee for merchants who terminate their contracts early, but ProPay has not charged such a fee in the past. We also have not seen any complaints regarding a termination fee.
Since this review's initial publication, ProPay has made it difficult to locate the pricing of all of its services on its website; however, the company offers simple processing fees with a single rate that is set by how the card is transacted (either typed-in or swiped through a card reader). For instance, the company's "Merchant Account" page currently lists a fixed swiped rate of 2.60% and a fixed keyed-in rate of 3.40%, and we have found no merchant complaints indicating that these fees are deceptively quoted. One exception to this rate structure is American Express Cards, in which the rate is the same under both transaction types. Fees and rates also vary based on the account type the merchant chooses with ProPay. Additionally, ProPay can customize rates for high-volume businesses. This page appears to be ProPay's current pricing for its merchant account options.
ProPay's rates and fees are competitive with most traditional three-tier merchant account setups, and probably less expensive in many cases. However, ProPay is more expensive than Interchange Pass-through rate pricing.
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ProPay has very few complaints for a company of its size, and most of these complaints were filed before 2014. Many of the complaints that it does have appear to be filed by merchants that have a limited understanding of how credit card processing fees are assessed and would experience the same issues with any provider.
The one common theme in the legitimate complaints filed against that company is that ProPay has a tendency to hold funds and freeze accounts if a merchant starts making charges that differ from its normal transaction history, or if the merchant suffers a chargeback. It some cases, it appears that ProPay will suddenly terminate an account without notice, thereby leaving the merchant without a way to accept credit cards. Understandably, these same merchants complain of receiving poor customer service.
ProPay appears to be very cautious about how much risk it is willing accept from a merchant, so higher risk businesses may want to look elsewhere. It is also wise to avoid chargebacks at all costs if you choose to go with ProPay.
Generally, we do not count complaints regarding fund holding against a providers unless there is a clear pattern of abuse or deception. It is a standard industry practice for providers to hold funds in the event they suspect high risk transactions or fraud. In ProPay's case, it appears that it is operating within normal guidelines when choosing to hold funds. To learn more about fund holds, see this post: Why Credit Card Processors Hold Funds.
BBB Report | A-*
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As of this update, ProPay is accredited with the Better Business Bureau and holds an "A+" rating. The company has 34 reports filed in the last 36 months, which is unchanged from the time of our last review. Of the 34 complaints, 20 are due to problems with products and services, 12 to billing and collections disputes, and two have to do with advertising or sales issues. All complaints were resolved to the merchants' satisfaction except two. We have adjusted the BBB's rating for the purposes of our review based on our own rating criteria. For more on why we adjust BBB ratings, please see our rating criteria.
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Bottom Line
ProPay Review
Rated out of 5 Stars
Reviewed by Phillip Parker
Reviewed on 2015-01-06
ProPay is a great credit card processing option for small businesses looking to avoid a traditional merchant account or looking for ease-of-use and simple pricing. ProPay's services are particularly well suited for mobile merchants, e-commerce merchants, service-based businesses, mail/telephone order companies, and single register retailers that have internet access. ProPay does not supply traditional credit card terminals or POS systems, so it may not be the best option for restaurants or busy retailers. High risk merchants and those that have a higher chance of chargebacks may want to look elsewhere because ProPay appears to act swiftly by freezing accounts that it suspects to be a threat for losses. For more information, visit ProPay's website.
This review was originally published on 10/14/10 and was last updated on 1/6/15.
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'Pretty Little Liars' Star Lucy Hale Aspired to be Britney Spears
Lucy Hale was only 8 years old when Britney Spears first popped up on MTV, dancing around to "... Baby, One More Time" in sexy schoolgirl garb, but kids with strict parents do tend to rebel. "I was like, 'Who is this really pretty girl in pigtails, and why is her stomach showing, and what is she doing, and why do I want to be like that?'" admits the "Pretty Little Liars" star, whose mom and dad raised her in a devout, Christian household. Now 23, Hale tells Nylon's December/January issue that her goals have changed. She's working on what she calls some "raw" songs for a country album and is learning to play guitar. As for her next role? "I'm searching for something eye-opening. I love movies like '500 Days of Summer' and 'Juno.' Something off-beat, without the glamour and the makeup and the clothing." (People)
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The larger of the schemes will see the 'complete rebuild' of the 8.5ha Booth Lane site and an extension to the smaller Lower Mounts campus in Northampton town centre.
Backed by the Learning and Skills Council, the project is expected to be split into phases, with the Lower Mounts development set to finish in 2009 and the two-stage Booth Lane scheme by 2011.
The new facilities at the Booth Lane site (pictured) have, according to the practice, 'been designed to embrace the college's ethos for 21st-century learning, and include room for predicted expansion in student numbers.'
The development will include restaurants, a computer centre, childcare facilities, workshops for electrical, welding and engineering training, a Learning Resource Centre, and office and classroom spaces.
There are also plans for an open-air amphitheatre, which will be excavated into the existing sports pitches.
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FISHER'S TEAM: The roster overhaul has been drastic, with eight undrafted free agents among the 18 rookies to play last year. There are about a dozen holdovers from the failed Spagnuolo and Scott Linehan regimes that combined for just 15 wins in five seasons, the worst stretch in NFL history. A few have been simply too good to show the door. Middle linebacker James Laurinaitis has led the team in tackles all four of his seasons, defensive end Chris Long is the top pass rusher and though Sam Bradford has yet to crack the NFL's elite cadre of quarterbacks, the Rams are satisfied with him. They've had a while to adjust to the biggest camp setback, plugging in veteran Will Witherspoon at outside linebacker the first four games. Though Jo-Lonn Dunbar's suspension was announced in early August, the team had known it was coming barring a successful appeal for some times.
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In 1879, the new post office south of the steamboat wharfs on Lake Jesup was named Oviedo for a city in northern Spain to blend with the old La Florida. Oviedo has grown from a farm town to become the cultural and commercial center for Black Hammock, Geneva, Chuluota, Snow Hill, Slavia, Jamestown, Gabriella, Mills Lake, and Taintsville ("taint" Oviedo, "taint" Chuluota).
Around Oviedo is more than a title; it is a sense of place. Lakes, rivers, and conservation lands surround Oviedo, forever preserving its frontier Florida heritage. Neighboring University of Central Florida has drawn professors, engineers, and tech-development professionals to spin-off office parks. The city and business and community groups, including the volunteers at TOPP (the Oviedo Preservation Project), maintain the rural heritage and protect old structures in and around Oviedo.
In a state where many cities look exactly like the next, no matter how many university professors and high-tech engineers live in Oviedo, downtown's free-range and well-fed chickens prove the town still has its celery- and sod-farming traditions.
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Images of America: Around Oviedo is the 10th book of central Florida history by retired newspaper reporter, editor, and columnist Jim Robison. He relied on the Oviedo Historical Society's photo archives and the guidance of its volunteers at the Lawton House, home to the society's museum, to compile this book.
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If you don't know about Paula's Choice, you are missing out. Her story began when she took it upon herself to analyze and "grade" as many professional skin products as she possibly could and publish a book "Don't Go the the Cosmetics Counter Without Me!" I got it from my sister for a holiday gift. Paula was strict-she outlawed anything that came in a "jar", told you when a product was poorly packaged (like if it allowed sunlight to get through and destroy ingredients) and gave only those products that were both incredibly effective and accurately priced (not overpriced) her high ratings. I went through my products and threw half of them away. At some point, Paula threw up her hands and developed her own line, Paula's Choice. There are some incredible, affordable, amazing products in this line. The acne kit resurfaced my skin to the point that I get compliments and asked "what do you use" every week of my life. This particular product is one of the TOP of all tops. It had a packaging issue that has now been resolved. I love the way it feels on my face, and I feel a true, remarkable difference using it. I put it on my arm where I had scarring and it helped that too! I also love her BHA 2% gel. Like a salicylic toner that you don't swipe on, you glide on and it stays there, to kill any impending pimples. So many amazing products, this one being a personal favorite, you'll find yourself trying more than one, and it won't break the bank! Thanks Paula!5
Sometimes you read all the claims and you know you are going to be disappointed in a product but not this one.
I use this nightly on my middle aged skin and it does what it says it will do.
It is not goopy or greasy. I like the texture and my skin wakes up with a good start to the day.
I use this with a Hyaluronic acid serum and this combination kicks wrinkle-resisting butt.
I received this as one of my BB samples a while back and recently decided to try it out. I have dark, ugly, brown blotches on my face that I have been so self-conscious of for a very long time. Paula's Choice RESIST Intensive Wrinkle-Repair Retinol Serum has been such a great product for me! The little lines I had on my face were filled in and those dreaded spots are fading to the point where now I can cover them with makeup (no concealer necessary). The texture of my skin is so much better as well. I will be purchasing the full size product very soon, as I am so happy with the sample. Thanks Birchbox and Paula's!5
I am so excited to see Paula's Choice products on Birchbox. I am a researcher when it comes to beauty products; I like to know the details and whether or not a product can live up to its claims. I have depending on Paula's Choice to provide that research for me for years and I love PC products. This retinol serum (along with PC's 2% BHA liquid exfoliant) are 2 products I will never be without. I live in Arizona where sun damage is a major concern. This serum really does provide what my skin needs to repair itself (I use it at night after the exfoliant). I have never had a bad reaction to it. My dermatologist tried to sell me a nearly identical product for over $100. This is a bargain.5
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The Virginia Department of Transportation offers a smart phone app with updated information about traffic on the state's interstates and highways. The free app is available through app stores or at http://www.virginiadot.org/travel/511.asp#app. The region's transit system, Hampton Roads Transit, is developing an app and hopes to launch it soon.


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A New York man is in jail after threatening a Stockholm resident with lyrics from an Eagles? song.
Gary C. Roberts, of Winthrop, left three messages on the victims machine within two minutes, said police. Each message played the ?somebody?s gonna hurt someone before the night is through? of the Heartache Tonight by the Eagles.
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On "Jimmy Kimmel Live," director J.J. Abrams clues us in to the first word uttered in the new Star Wars movie, and it's both both simple and cryptic. Prepare to dissect and debate.
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Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, squaring off Tuesday against four other candidates including Hillary Clinton, garners the most posts, tweets and comments on Facebook, Twitter and Google.
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changed the name from Dyson? I like the new name and great trailer...
C&C Generals with mods mostly but i did get a bit of good RA:A PATH BEYOND action the other day
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awesome!!! i hope this will give a bit more of a old RA feeling.
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looks great
yay great to hear a release date
i may have some maps to send in =)
sounds great. love hearing the progress on this.
about the AI i think you should include enough for at least a good 3 bot capability so people can enjoy it in both single player and multiplayer. i think you'd get more fans and it would allow people without good internet or traveling around to have some fun. you don't have to throw it all in in the first version but i think people would appreciate you putting in the time latter on and getting a great AI down. =)
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a burrito with wheels?
i would love to have the piano music for playing thats in the video
why mac?
maybe its in game to shoot at....
means time to get back to mapping
if you're talking about the shot gun catching people on fire they are incendiary shells...
they explain it in forums.
will you be making a forward take off instead of the straight up one?
is there any free Notation programs that anyone know about?
the soviets got 1000 for a there and back trip
the allies only have to travel one way and get 500 credits
so they make the same amount of money
amazing work
beautiful work
wow new concept maps
i think everyone has been busy for now i'm busy with school til Friday =/
them maybe finally i can do some my part for this...
plane engine?
the reason i think its for a bomber is cuase the top is heavy if you launched it straight up it would be very difficult to to prevent it from going off course if launched from a bomber it would either curve down slowly if launched forward and if drop then activated it would aim down the blast down into the target...


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