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Posted January 2, 2014
The Hurricanes trade of alternate captain Tim Gleason to Toronto for John-Michael Liles and prospect Dennis Roberston should not have come as that big of a shock. While trading a player who wears a letter on the front of his sweater signals a big change, this organization still has more to come.
Even though the 30-year-old defenseman brought a high level of toughness to the defensive unit, he had not been that same player the past few seasons. The 2010 season was the high-water mark for Gleason. He earned a spot on the US Olympic roster and brought home a silver medal, but the seasons that followed seemed to bring on a decline from that peak. Injuries and Gleason's willingness to play through them have contributed to some of the off play.
A different factor for the change in Gleason's on ice impact came from the edict to have the defenseman stop dropping the gloves. Gleason could do more help staying out of the penalty box instead of incurring five minutes for fighting, but that direction took away a big part of what made him such a key cog to the Hurricanes. Gleason never shied away from protecting a teammate or providing the spark that a well-timed scrap gives the group. It was this ability that made Gleason such a well-respected man not just within the Canes organization but around the league. The powers that be telling Gleason to eliminate that from his game was like having Secretariat plow a field. While still effective, it is not the best use of his talents. A big role that he filled for the team was as an intimidator or at least a deterrent to the opposition.
Gleason was also a fan favorite, and in a market like Carolina making this move has to pay off dividends. People don't like to see 'their guy' get traded, and it is easy to see how Gleason's rugged play early in his career earned him local fans.
In an area dominated by college sports, fans don't necessarily look at the business end of a deal, where the organization is saving about a million dollars in cap space. When they see a player being moved by the organization, (not graduation) the new guy had better produce.
Gleason was a staple and leader in the locker room, another reason that factors into this deal. The team is trying to get to a playoff level, but on more than a few nights there seems to be a malaise around the team. A way to get the attention of players is with a trade, especially one of a popular player. Add into the equation that Gleason was an alternate captain, and it gets the entire room's attention.
A player with Gleason's toughness is hard to replace, and with the trade of Kevin Westgarth earlier in the week for a prospect, the Hurricanes have a large void in that department. Even as the NHL is trying to end fighting in the sport, having players being willing to fill that role is something that every team needs. Brett Bellemore is a physical player on the back end, but not known for being an enforcer. As of now, Mike Komisarek and Jay Harrison will have to fill that need. With Harrison out with a concussion, the role falls on just Komisarek.
John-Michael Liles is not a fighter; he is a puck moving defenseman who should help the Hurricanes on the power play. Like Gleason, Liles is a player who the past few seasons has been searching to find the high-water mark of his game. Liles' big numbers came in Colorado, where he recorded three 40-plus point seasons in seven years. He was traded to Toronto in June before the 2011-12 season and given a four-year contract extension in 2012.
Liles couldn't get to the game he had in Colorado, in two full seasons tallying 38 points in 104 games with the Leafs. He had only appeared in six games this year, registering zero points with the NHL club and had two stints with their AHL club.
Liles will get a chance to be that puck mover and power-play producer in Carolina that he was for the Avalanche. The Hurricanes man-advantage is 26th out of 30 teams and is in need of a steady presence on the blue line. Liles will get a crack at being the team's point man and won't face anywhere near the scrutiny that comes with that position like in Toronto.
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Friday afternoon Kim and I ventured out to an out of state shopping mall in Huntington West Virginia. It took us almost an hour to get there, but once we did the reward was good (well, some was....
) We spotted a Starbucks there in that city. We don't have a real Starbucks here other than the one inside Krogers. I have never had anything from Starbucks before and it was really good, and I see myself getting hooked and craving what I got Friday.
We continued on to the mall there and enjoyed our drinks while we were going from shop to shop inside the mal. The mall had some really cool stores inside. One of the shops had this gothic theme to it, and they had some key chains of a skull on it. I told Kim that Natasha (my daughter) would really like this since she was into skulls.
I saw some Bengals jerseys thrown in with some Pittsburgh ones ( I hate them!
), but there's a mixture of Bengal fans and Pittsburgh fans in that state, so what can ya do?
After about two hours there shopping we when out to eat in that city at a steak house. It was pretty crowded, but I did manage to see a few Ohio license plates in the parking lot. We got inside and one of the first things we saw was a guy in overalls at the buffet counter. What made it bad was he didn't have a shirt under those overalls
, and it being a warm humid day up in the upper 80's, I think they should have refused him service (no shirt, no shoes, no service is how most places are). Kim and pointed that out to me after she saw him over that way picking at the food with hairy armpits.
We ended up having a nice dinner before we head back to Ohio. Finally got home a little after 9pm that night. Kim wants to head back over that way on her birthday so we can eat out at Olive Gardens. So guys, what would you have thought after seeing some guy dressed in overalls without a shirt on while it was a warm and humid day at the buffet counter?
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Sep 23 @ 4:23PM
I think I would have passed on the buffet......
That's just Nasty!!
Sep 23 @ 4:26PM
Shaun? What is UP with you and BUFFET'S?????
Sep 23 @ 4:28PM
Well, think of it this way. Had you been in a resort town in Mexico or Hawaii and someone was at the buffet in a tank top, would that have offended you? Maybe it was just the bib overalls that set the picture for you.
Sep 23 @ 4:30PM
The Bibs did it for me!!!
Sep 23 @ 4:31PM
Well, tank top is still a shirt though. Besides, men are known to sweat more than women too.
Sep 23 @ 5:38PM
well like Desert said WHAT IF??? Personally no i wouldn't have let them in lol
Sep 23 @ 5:44PM
I love adventures like that!! Just a day together..... nothing better than that! I hate Starbucks.... I think that their coffee taste like marijuana!! Hairy armpits.... guy in overall with no shirt... YUCK!!!!!
Sep 23 @ 5:55PM
Lisa and DesertS., why put tank tops in the same catagory as guys wearing overalls without shirts? lol Not exactly the same thing. For one most women shave their armpits that wear those types of shirts. Woman don't sweat as much as men do at that.
I had an ex that used to wear tank tops quite often, and I think she looked very cute in it. If there is one thing anyone doesn't want to see is a guy sweating a little wearing what he was wearing without a shirt at the buffet counter.
Sep 23 @ 5:59PM
I remember driving through the mountains of WV back in April as the sky was clearing and the sun was setting. Beautiful and breathtaking. Also, there was that hugh bridge that's worth checking out. There's a lot of nice trails around there.
Anyway, I'd had to have been there at the buffett. It probably wouldn't have bothered me, as long as his armpits weren't actually in the food and/or his sweat wasn't dripping into the buffett. He was using his right hand to pick at the food I hope. I've eaten many different types of food with many different types of people. I thought DesertSmile had a good point.
On a side note, women who don't mind sweating as much as men can be pretty hot. I think the other men on hear know what I'm talking about. And one more thing about hairy armpits. There is at least one woman's profile on hear that shows that she hasn't shaved her armpits, but she's still fucking hot.
Sep 23 @ 6:03PM
No shirt, NO service! LOL I would have been totally grossed out, too!
Sep 23 @ 6:06PM
Well the hair and sweat issue would be the same if the guy was wearing the tank top. I cannot say it would be a pleasant thought or sight, but not really that big of a deal. Unless of course he was just plain nasty!!
Sep 23 @ 6:19PM
Where's Canu? He would have a field day with this blog since it's about West Virginia.
Sep 23 @ 7:00PM
Driving to be around white white trash is not my idea of a nice afternoon.
Sep 23 @ 7:22PM
Driving to be around white white trash is not my idea of a nice afternoon.
What is amazing is you don't have to drive around to be around white trash, this is America, here you can walk into a restaurant anywhere and find poor white trash to people who have their nose in the air and look down on everyone who isn't what they consider themselves to be (i.e. High class snob). God Bless America!!
I am afraid I would have probably chosen to eat somewhere else.
Sep 23 @ 7:23PM
You got out of this county? And the state of ohio
I love the Cracker Barrell they have up near that mall. They have good food.
There is so much to do in that area. Shopping, real food (not fast food).
My daugher is trying to go GOTH, and I am trying to stop her
Star Bucks is great. I love a couple of their frozen coffee's they have.
In Minnesota they have Caribu Coffee. They have a frozen Carmel Mocha Latte that is out of this world..Kind of a long trip for a cup of that.
Good to see you venture out of our area..
Sep 23 @ 7:32PM
Straddle..I thought what troubled you was his lack of underarm protection while reaching across food. My point was a tank top or muscle lack the same protection yet I doubt you would have been quite as offended.
As to a man in bib overalls, shirtless and in public I think I would be forced to ask him "did you Daddy play banjo?"
Sep 23 @ 7:35PM
Did someone mention Cracker Barrell? I have to go to AZ to find one. Talk about "comfort food". OMG...Love it..and even buy their pancake mix online.
Sep 23 @ 7:37PM
A steak house had a buffet?!?!?!?
Sep 23 @ 10:24PM
The steak sounds good, the starbucks sounds good, the guy in the bibs, thats a different story. Where does a hillbilly get the money to dine out at a steak house. I thought they ate road kill or something.
Sep 23 @ 11:31PM
I will have to say I had fun shopping but I can do without the hicks
The accents are even worse over there. I had no idea what anyone was saying.
Tank tops on men or women dont impress me. I think all arm pits should be covered. But the overalls expose way to much nasty hick in public and I am so glad the guy left shortly after we got there.
Straddle is addicted to Starbucks
I am going to turn him into a Washingtonian yet
Sep 23 @ 11:58PM
Well, I wouldn't exactly say that I'm addicted to it, sweetie.
Btw, what was it called again that I had? Mmmmm.....
Sep 24 @ 4:08PM
Straddle drinks the Caramel Frappuccino
I drink the Caramel Macchiato Iced with an extra shot
I live on a coffee buzz all day
Sep 24 @ 6:35PM
A steak house had a buffet?!?!?!?
I'm betting Ponderosa or something along that line.... My daughters favorite place to eat... cause the little sweet tooth can eat all the dessert she wants.
Sep 25 @ 7:39AM
Driving to be around white white trash is not my idea of a nice afternoon.
why you think just because it's WV it's white trash? I actually live about 15 minutes away from that very mall he's talking about. I live in WV tho, not the other direction, that would be also as an out of stater. Not all of us west virginians are white trash.
The steakhouse w/buffet..i'm going to assume it was Ponderosa, and yes the food there is good..but a few years ago, it was much much better.
Sep 25 @ 7:48AM
Yeah, I didn't call them white trash, just wanted to clear that up. I know someone else made that kind of referrance to them on my blog. The only thing I didn't like was someone sweating and not wearing a shirt in a steak house.
Btw, that steak house would be none other than Golden Corral. I left that out because seems like people think Kim and I go to that chain a lot.
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Reflections in a Golden Eye"In the loosest sense he is her husband. . .and in the loosest way she is his wife!"
US Release Date: 10/13/1967
Directed by:John Huston
- Elizabeth Taylor, as
- Leonora Penderton
- Marlon Brando, as
- Maj. Weldon Penderton
- Brian Keith, as
- Lt. Col. Morris Langdon
- Julie Harris, as
- Alison Langdon
- Zorro David, as
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- Pvt. L.G. Williams
Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando in Reflections in a Golden Eye.
Reflections in a Golden Eye is one of the most disappointing movies ever made. Directed by John Huston and produced by Ray Stark it is the only celluloid pairing of Marlon Brando and Elizabeth Taylor. Too bad it's one of the worst movies any of the four of them was ever connected to.
What little plot there is concerns a Major Penderton (Brando) and his neglected wife (Taylor). He's tormented by secret homosexual desires, she's a lusty woman desperate for the love and passion she doesn't get from her spouse. They live on a military base in the South during peacetime. Brando has an affected southern accent. Both he and Taylor were nearing the end of their physical movie star beauty.
The main problem is that nothing much really happens. A voyeuristic soldier (Robert Forster in his film debut) spies on Liz when he's not riding bareback naked in the nearby woods. Brando quietly lusts after him after a chance meeting in the forest. Meanwhile Liz is enjoying the attentions of another officer (Brian Keith) whose mentally unbalanced wife (Julie Harris) spends all of her time with their flamboyantly gay Asian houseboy.
The movie ends abruptly when the major barges into his wife's bedroom and shoots the soldier - the object of his shameful lust - who was hiding there ogling her. The camera pans quickly back and forth from the dead body to Liz to Brando and back again several times. Visually interesting, but so what?
I can only hope the novel on which it was based is more entertaining than this crap. I suppose for 1967 the subject matter was controversial; unfortunately the script manages the difficult task of being bizarre and boring at the same time. Brando took over the role that was originally planned for Monty Clift, who died shortly before filming began.
What a missed opportunity this movie was. What promised to be a groundbreaking teaming of two legendary stars with a legendary director turned out to be a cinematic embarrassment for all involved.
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I remember being in the hospital with my family right after my Grandma had her heart attack, which ended in a quadruple by-pass. The doctor was next to her hospital bed telling her she had a heart attack and she said to him, " I didn't have a heart attack, it didn't feel like a heart attack."
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- Ubaldo Jimenez drills Troy Tulowitzki, benches clear, Tulo leaves with elbow injury
PEORIA, Ariz. — Baseball's judge didn't buy Ubaldo Jimenez's wild-pitch defense, suspending the Indians right-hander five games Monday and fining him an undisclosed amount for hitting Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki in Sunday's exhibition game.
No action was taken against the Rockies by MLB discipline czar Joe Garagiola Jr. Tulowitzki spent the past two days receiving treatment for the injury. He believes he will start the season opener in Houston on Friday.
"It's a little sore, but I am going to be fine. I have been hit by pitches before," said Tulowitzki, who must be able to swing a bat without pain before he returns to the lineup. "My view on what happened hasn't changed. It's over. It's time to move on."
Jimenez plunked Tulowitzki on the left elbow on the first pitch of his first at-bat. Tulowitzki yelled in Jimenez's direction as the right-hander fired his glove down and moved aggressively toward the batter's box, motioning for Tulo to approach him.
Jimenez repeated Monday that he didn't intentionally throw at the Rockies' all-star shortstop, an explanation that baseball officials didn't believe given the previous sniping in the media between those players. Jimenez has the opportunity to appeal the suspension.
Manager Jim Tracy applauded the suspension, which he advocated after calling Jimenez's errant pitch "a gutless act" Sunday.
"I have one comment about it, then I want to leave it alone. The professionalism and the integrity of the game is very, very important to me. I am a big believer in right is right and wrong is wrong. And that was wrong yesterday. It was very wrong," Tracy said. "To see Major League Baseball react to the situation in the manner in which it did, it just fortifies the importance of the professionalism and integrity of the game."
Jimenez seemed surprised by the fuss and taken aback by Tracy's comments. Tracy said he lost "all respect" for Jimenez, whom he defended during his poor start last season.
Yet there was ample evidence of Jimenez's intent. He struck out Tyler Colvin before Tulowitzki's at-bat. And, after using a slide-step delivery against Colvin, Jimenez reared back with a high leg kick in his pitch to Tulowitzki, prompting Marco Scutaro to steal second base. Jimenez, who finished the spring with a 7.43 ERA, said he had no plans to apologize to Tulowitzki.
"No, why?" Jimenez told MLB.com on Monday. "He was calling me (names). I said already that I didn't mean to hit him. It was a pitch that got away."
Several Rockies remained livid with Jimenez on Monday, believing he let a personal agenda bleed onto the field. Teammates last season questioned Jimenez's effort, asking him whether he was hurt or distracted as he went winless until June 1. Jimenez admitted this spring that he was upset about not receiving a contract extension like Carlos Gonzalez (seven years, $80 million) and Tulowitzki (seven years, $134.5 million).
"Tulowitzki better be all right. ... I definitely didn't see it coming. It's disappointing," first baseman Todd Helton said. "It shows you what he cares about. It's Ubaldo."
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Jason Fried recently wrote a tip for speakers that start off their presentations at conferences or any type of public speaking by saying "Sorry, I didn't have time to prepare better" or something along those lines. His tip? Don't say that.
Jason is right. You shouldn't say that. It makes people begin to wonder why they paid the ticket price. But I am going to take it one step further. Be well prepared for public speaking. That is the bottom line.
I don't care if you have slides, fancy transitions, some sort of video or audio portion of your presentation, or even bring props like Carrot Top. Your presentation style is completely up to you. The point is that you should be well prepared to speak on the topic that you said you'd speak on and that people paid for you to speak on. If that means that you simply wing it because you'll be discussing something that you live everyday, that's fine. But be well prepared to wing it.
I tried to prepare very well for my recent LessConf presentation (whether it was obvious or not) and I hope the audience never questioned their reasons for attending the conference. When the video comes out, you can be judge for yourself but you can't say I didn't try.
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Medics from the 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division practice their field medical skills at Fort Wainwright, Alaska's Combined Arms Collective Training Facility on Oct 11. This training was conducted specifically to prepare the brigade's soldiers to for the Expert Field Medical Badge Test. Produced by Spc. Andy Geisler. Also available in high definition.
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Why England will not win the World Cup
Updated: January 11, 2010, 5:54 PM ETBy Roger Bennett | Special to ESPN.com
It pains me to type this, as it is only January, but all indicators suggest 2010 will not be England's year. On a recent trip to London, the signs of impending disaster were so evident, observing them felt like rubbernecking.
A glance in the window of one of the many bookmakers lining the city's high streets told me all I needed to know. Squeezed in between posters showcasing corpulent darts professionals (in case you missed it, the World Darts Championships finished last week) were omnipresent ...
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In my Interesting Times game (GURPS), the "Game Threads" group has disappeared, dumping all its contents into the main folder. I created a new one, but I can't move anything into it. Help?
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I see a threadgroup with 8 or 9 members and none of them are visible in the main group.
If the problem is still being exhibited can we get some screenshots.
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Okay, I can't seem to move anything across into the Game Threads group. When I try to do so, this is the window I end up at.
There is no option to send the threads to a particular threadgroup.
You don't want to use Move Thread. You want to use the dropdown in the bottom left corner of the main forum screen, after checking the threads you want to use.
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Er...right. Where it says "add to folder".
Yes - that is what I have been trying to use.
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By: Todd Mordhorst Journal Sports Editor
Del Oro lightweights make each other better on their way to state tournament
LOOMIS " Cody Billings dreams of owning his own restaurant one day, snacking on whatever he wants, any time of day. But for at least one more day, he'll be dining on the same strict chicken and broccoli diet he's relied on to make his 105-pound weight requirement all season long with the Del Oro High wrestling team. I think when I get back from state I'll probably have steak and lobster, said Billings, who will wrestle at the CIF State Championships today in Bakersfield along with teammates Corey Johnson, Jesse Stafford and Casey Schumacher. Billings weighed more than 120 pounds last summer and began the season wrestling at 112. For the past month he's feasted on Saturdays and Sundays after tournaments before going on a strict diet to get back down to 105 for weigh-ins at tournament time. The California Interscholastic Federation also requires that all wrestlers maintain a body fat percentage of at least 7 percent, further complicating the weight management challenge. But the biggest hurdle for Billings and the rest of Del Oro's lightweight wrestlers is avoiding sweets and treats throughout the season. Cutting weight just stinks because everyone else around you is usually eating, but you can't, Billings said. People at school will say, ˜I'm so hungry,' and I just kind of laugh. Last week I was three or four pounds overweight the day before (Masters) and I had to drop it overnight. The top caliber guys all have to do that. Del Oro's lean foursome has high hopes for the weekend. Schumacher is the giant of the bunch at 145 pounds and he's riding a remarkable hot streak. The junior has yet to lose in the postseason, winning the Sierra Foothill League title, Sac-Joaquin Section Division III title and the SJS Masters crown in successive weeks. I think all the hard work just started to pay off, Schumacher said. Everything started clicking and the more matches you win, the more confident you get. Stafford stunned just about everyone at the Masters tournament. The 135-pounder was the sixth seed heading into the tournament, but upset his way to the finals, where he lost to Oak Ridge's Kyle West. Stafford's brother Joe made the state tournament last year before graduating. Jesse is just a sophomore. Johnson is returning to state after just missing a spot on the podium in last year's state met. The junior was hoping to perform better at the Masters tournament, but wound up sixth. I lost a match that could have gone either way, Johnson said. It didn't hurt me too bad for my state seeding. You still have to beat good wrestlers to advance. A fifth Del Oro wrestler would likely be joining the group at state this weekend if not for a torn meniscus in his knee earlier this season. Connor Morgan took fourth at state last year as a sophomore, but the 119-pound star missed most of the season with the injury. He will be cheering on his teammates today in Bakersfield. We definitely miss Connor, Stafford said. He's pretty much ready to wrestle now. We've been practicing with him a little. We'll be tough with him next year. In Morgan's absence, Billings and Johnson have teamed up in practice while Stafford and Schumacher are often paired up. The four have learned from each other throughout the season. Champions come in pairs " that's what our coaches like to say, Johnson said. Billings, who has a 32-6 record this year, is the lone senior in the state-bound group. He said he's not feeling any pressure this weekend after making his debut at state last year. I'd really like to place, Billings said. I know I can do it, I just have to go out and execute. Johnson led the Del Oro team in wins (29) and points scored during the regular season, but his postseason hasn't lived up to his expectations. He's hoping to make up for that today and tomorrow. The postseason hasn't gone exactly how we wanted it, but we're at the main goal now, Johnson said. The Golden Eagles are hoping to add to their substantial reputation. B.J. Mitchell and Micah Ferguson both won state titles for Del Oro in the past seven years. They also assured that Del Oro wrestlers " no matter the size " aren't often bullied on the Loomis campus. Nobody really messes with me " I'm nice to everybody, Billings said. And everyone knows I wrestle, so it's good.


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Okay, in this topic I wanna show you guys what I made....
Idea: a wireless charging dock for n5 that sits in the cup holder of my car
After a first attempt, that worked but didnt really look pretty, I decided to 3d print the dock. Problem: I dont own a 3d printer... so I was looking for a 3d printing service on the internet and found makexyz.com. I contacted a guy there, he was really helpful and 3d printed the dock for me. I had to split the dock into 2 parts, but that was no problem. Here the 3d models on sketchfab:
holder: https://sketchfab.com/show/d6ca0a0ae...d48ff1b720bcb7
base that goes into the cupholder: https://sketchfab.com/show/42dc408f7...90c66fc42ec61a
Here is the wireless charger I stole the electronics from: http://www.ebay.de/itm/161096854835
Today the parts arrived and I could finally put them together... pics attached
and a short video demonstration: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrlEOgxBo_M
- costed about 22 to print it
- the dimensions of the holder part are for a n5 with a spigen ultra fit case on
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please note: dimensions for n5 with spigen ultra fit case, the cup holder dimensions are for a seat leon 5f... most probably works with the most VWs, Seats and Skodas
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Osteoporosis in men continues to be under-diagnosed and under-treated. Online personal trainer Andrew Cate investigates the prevalence and prevention of this bone thinning disease.
Osteoporosis is a disease where bones weaken and become less dense, making them more susceptible to fractures. It is commonly thought of as a problem for women, but it can also occur in men. In fact, one in three Australian men over the age of 60 will suffer a fracture due to osteoporosis. Fractures from osteoporosis are less common in men; however, men don't tend to develop osteoporosis until later in life when compared with women.
Testosterone, the male sex hormone, is important for maintaining healthy bones. When testosterone levels decrease (just like the decrease in oestrogen in women) the bones lose calcium at a faster rate, reducing bone density. Research has suggested that testosterone levels may decrease with age, highlighted in a 2000 American study where up to 52% of men over the age of 65 had reduced testosterone levels and 37% had bone mineral density levels below the young adult normal range and are likely at an increased risk of fracture. Additional risk factors for osteoporosis include symptoms of low testosterone levels, such as impotence and low libido.
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Historical Information: Lowell Annex was opened in April 2002 and is under the Lowell C.I.It is a reception center and houses female inmates, including those on close management and death row.
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Going Home to Nicodemus : The Story of an African American Frontier Town and the Pioneers Who Settled It
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*Settled It Using documented research and interviews with descendants of original settlers, the book recounts the history of the all-black settlement of Nicodemus, Kansas, established in the 1870s by freed slaves. Readers may be distracted by the inclusion of voluminous but relevant background material in this book that fills yet another gap in America's story. Black-and-white photographs accompany the history. Bib., ind. Copyright 1998 Horn Book Guide Reviews
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Gr 6 Up?Founded by freed slaves in the 1870s, Nicodemus, Kansas, grew from a series of holes dug in the ground for shelter to a bustling black community with churches, schools, stores, and well-kept homes. Chu and Shaw trace its history by using archival material, old newspapers, and interviews with current and former residents. The early settlers experienced all kinds of hardships and difficulties, but persevered and overcame the harsh weather conditions of the plains. What they could not ultimately overcome were the Great Depression and the racism of their neighbors. Of course, all was not toil and gloom. This book is filled with a joy that comes from a shared history, from being with family and friends, and from the knowledge that life on the plains, as bad as it often was, was infinitely better than a life of slavery. The book is informative, clearly and simply written, and illustrated with black-and-white photographs of the town, then and now, and of the families who settled it. Nicodemus and its people take on a life worth knowing about.?Carol Jones Collins, Montclair Kimberley Academy, NJ


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Adding bottom end.
hey peeps.
i'm looking for a pedal or maybe eq options or something the like to add more bottom end to passages.
so imagine riffing along to death metal and as your outro you have this huge riff that has a half beat behind it and the crowd is going off.
you stomp on this pedal/eq/whatever and it doesnt boost the volume but it just makes it sound "bigger" and people go nuts......
good idea i thought.
anyone know my options?
I love your description, makes it sound bigger and people go nuts :haha:
It'd help to know what amp you're using. an MXR 10-band EQ would probably help, maybe a TS-9 even?
well. a bigger cab but thats bigger all the time not on a stomp. same with thicker strings.
EQ pedal will easily do it.
in terms of a boost, there are some pedals that add that charasteristic. one is the xotic EP booster. it makes just about anything sound thicker and more full. i even tried it on my friends high gain setup and he loved it.
adds a touch of bass too but its still good and tighter, not flubby. i know many boosts that are miidded out or flat, the EP has a unique EQ curve for a boost. adds a touch of compression too.
i run a Rivera KR7.
already have a maxon od808 AND a ts9 looped through a GCX.
maxon is always on and the ts9 boosts and smoothes out solos.
i HAD a mxr kk 10 band but i just diced it, didnt need it.
but i also have a G major2 which has onboard eq if i need it.....
so i was thinking of loading something into the gcx.
ive heard aphex Big Bottom or Aural xciter are good, but i havent heard these before or know a shop that stocks one i can check out.....
so i'm trying to pull collective knowledge :)
I'd probably use one of the EQ to cut the bottom end and then kick it out when you want bigger. The crowd won't really notice the bottom was missing
What's your cab? Frankly that rig should be plenty ballsy enough! Maybe a Port City or Mesa oversized cab would help.
i use a fuzz when i want to go over the top.
My cab is the Rivera seven cab.
Has k100s in it.
tweak the preset on the G Major 2. That parametric EQ is pretty nice, and you can footswitch it in to give you some extra "hugeness".
Do you have the PC editor for the GM2? Makes editing the para EQ WAY easier.
No I don't.
Some stupid glitch won't let me computer run it.
Which present are you talking about?
Swollen pickle with the sustain a tad bit low, loudness at unity, and the filter up just enough to thicken your sound, it won't sound like a fuzz so much as it will just fill in harmonics and add the bottom end you want.
What you need is a Boss HM-2. :fight:
I use a bad monkey to boost and help add bass back in. I have been wondering about the Ibanez big bottom boost though......
Start out with a thinner sound as someone mentioned.
Maybe play the first part of riffage through a distortion pedal or something, this is only a example and play the fatter part on your amp set to maximum lard impact XD
I would imagine having a eq pedal to be helpful in this situation.
I don't have experience with the Rivera amps, but if it's not giving you the low end you want , there's always some other options too that don't require extra pedals to get there.
Oh this KR7 has a MASSIVE bottom end. Almost too big!!!
And it's still tight and awesome.
But some passages just call for..... More
Which is why I'm asking. Thanks for all this though.
There's some great tips here. So far I'm using the eq.... Can't say I'm happy with it..... Yet.
Try writing a patch on the g-major that combines the parametric eq and the compressor.
One of my favorite pedals, but probably not the best for what he's doing.
Too lazy to read the above posts so I'm gonna suggest a couple cheap pedals...
EHX Mole or Devi Ever Dark Boost
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Nora Nicks is the host of NTV on Sesame Street. She introduced a music video by Nick Normal and the Nickmatics with "The Letter N" and was a parody of Nina Blackwood.
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If you've fished the tributaries of Muncy Creek and Loyalsock Creek in Eastern Lycoming and Sullivan Counties, and caught brook trout, you've benefited from the club's work. Support us with your membership.
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248 Views 3 Replies Latest reply: Nov 26, 2006 8:32 AM by infinite vortex
Ethanee Nov 26, 2006 6:10 AM
in response to JohnFreitagPerhaps you might try using Activity Monitor to determine the application that's using up the CPU...
Digital Dude Nov 26, 2006 8:00 AM
in response to JohnFreitagNo viable options to date although you may want to keep this in mind. Apple has made changes to the firmware and system management control so that you may safely utilize the performance you paid for. You may not notice it now although when Leopard is released, you may appreciate the maximum performance of your Mac with the current updates, as it is now able to run the more robust and demanding operating system of the future.
MBP-15"/2.16/2GB RAM/7200/W8612... Mac OS X (10.4.8) G4 Tower (OS 9/10), Dell 620 WorkStation (XP Pro), Gateway P4 (XP Home)
infinite vortex Nov 26, 2006 8:32 AM
in response to JohnFreitagYou probably have a rogue process causing processor usage and ultimately causeing yur processor to run at full speed 100% of the time. I would suggest using a tool like MenuMeters…
… and see what sort of usage you get at idle. You should realistically have less than 4% idle usage.


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Actor/musician Justin Timberlake visits "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on February 21 in New York City.
This photo of Justin Timberlake appeared in the program of the 1995 Memphis-Shelby County Spelling Bee.
If ever a celebrity were proof that small losses don't necessarily lead to failure, Justin Timberlake is it.
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In 1995, a then-14-year-old Justin participated in the Memphis-Shelby County Spelling Bee, a regional bee held every year in Memphis, Tennessee, in the lead-up to the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C.
At the time, Timberlake had already made a bit of a name for himself on the national stage- among the younger set, at least- after appearing on "Star Search" at age 11 and as a player on "The Mickey Mouse Club" beginning at age 12.
According to Mary Lou Brown, promotions and community relations manager for The Commercial Appeal, the newspaper which sponsors the Memphis-Shelby County Spelling Bee, he was swarmed with fans even in the eighth grade.
"I have this vision of him walking in wearing blue jeans and girls running to him as if they recognized him from somewhere. They were wanting to get close to him -- other little speller girls who were there and somehow knew who he was, whether it was 'Star Search' or 'Mickey Mouse Club,'" Brown said.
Though he won his school bee, spelling the word "emerald" correctly, he was eliminated from the regional bee after misspelling "wharf," and did not go on to the national bee.
However, the artist has done pretty well for himself since then.
"Spelling obviously wasn't his thing, but he went on to bigger and better things," Brown noted.
In fact, though the group wouldn't be a household name in the U.S. until the release of the album "*NSYNC" in 1998, the boy band 'N Sync was first formed in 1995, with Timberlake and former "Mickey Mouse Club" castmate J.C. Chasez serving as lead singers.
Though he may not realize it, Timberlake's bee journey inspires the paths of others today.
According to Brown, the Memphis-Shelby County Spelling Bee uses Timberlake's story as an example to kids who participate in the program.
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THE WORLD FROM.Vilnius, Lithuania since Independence, Lithuanians Have Turned Their Gaze Westward, but Cannot Escape Ties to Russia
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FOR a long half-century Lithuania was a captive republic, its people exiled by the hundreds of thousands to Siberia by Stalin to crush the resistance to Soviet occupation.
"We have a lot of wounds," says Jonas Kubilius, a world-renowned mathematician who served until recently as the rector of Vilnius University. "It is impossible to find a family that wasn't affected by this regime." He counts a brother imprisoned for eight years and a mother and another brother deported to Siberia among his family's tribulations.
Blood was flowing right up to the last moments of Lithuania's struggle to break from the Soviet empire, when a Lithuanian militia guard was killed near the parliament by Soviet troops in the waning hours of the failed August putsch.
So it is understandable that with independence restored, the faces of Lithuanians are turned west, not east. The list of upcoming events in the news bulletin of the Lithuanian Seym (parliament) is exemplary - from the visits of European Community representatives and NATO officials to the eagerly anticipated state visit of His Majesty King Carl Gustaf XVI and Queen Silvia of Sweden. In the parliament's press office, a young official talks hopefully about Lithuania's joining the European Council after its Oct. 25 election.
On a daily basis, Lithuania's engagement with the rest of the world has undergone a dramatic change since even a year ago. Then it was remarkable that four flights a week linked it to the west, two to Poland and two to Germany. Now there are 32 flights, with the newly established Lithuanian Airlines proudly flying a Boeing jet to London, Frankfurt, and other points west.
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JLS begin work on new album
We predict what to expect from their fifth album...
Tue 26 Mar 2013
We predict what to expect from their fifth album...
JLS have confirmed they are heading off to LA (where else?) to record their fifth album. Yes, fifth album.
Their last album Evolution was released in November 2012 and peaked at No 3 in the UK album charts.
Marvin confirmed to the Daily Star Playlist that the boys were about to work on a follow-up. "We're booked in to go to LA and work with Rodney Jerkins again and are looking at some new people too."
"We'll pool all our energy into new material and already have great stuff."
Related: Jessie J, JLS, Union J announced for AllStarz concert
So, what can we expect? Here are our predictions...
The lead single will be a big, epic dancefloor-filler
Sure, Proud was nice enough but a mid-tempo track about empowerment doesn't get us spilling our drinks. With massive hits like Beat Again and She Makes Me Wanna, we know the boys can do it.
The boys will return to their roots
Vocoders and Californian music videos aside, JLS are British boys at heart. We think they'll go back to their roots and rediscover the sound of first album, 2009's JLS.
JLS will grow up
It seems like Evolution may have got slightly lost in the whirlwind that was One Direction mania last year. Aston and the boys are no longer teenagers, and the younger fans now have their hearts set on Harry Styles. Album numero five could see JLS mature from teen boy band to serious music heavyweights.
The album will feature a big-name collaboration
JLS have collaborated with Tinie Tempah and Dev in the past. We think another one is on the cards. Will it be a US superstar like Chris Brown or Rihanna? A homegrown talent like Conor Maynard, perhaps? Or a complete curveball with someone like Kylie?
These are our predictions. What do you want to hear from JLS fifth time around?
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Looking like she does, she's got our hearts in her hands!
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Tuesday, July 12, 2011
There are two recent additions to the fleet of fire fighting vehicles of California Rural Fire Protection District (CRFPD).
The newest vehicle of the CRFPD is a 2009 Ford F550 4X4. Special equipment on this truck includes front-mounted "turret gun" spray nozzle, a 400-gallon water tank, a 23-hp Darley pump, an auxiliary foam tank and a 12,000 pound winch. The "turret gun" can be controlled from inside the cab.
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$150 fire fee bills targeted for some, not all, Auburn-area residents
By: Gus Thomson, Journal Staff Writer
State is offering a discount for those who already pay a local tax
AUBURN CA - Depending on what side of the border they're living on, Auburn-area property owners could be in for a sudden shock in coming days when they open up an envelope with a new bill tucked inside. It's for $150 and some Auburn-area residents will be joining 800,000 Californians who own property in what the state of California considers wildfire country and are liable for a special surcharge. The fee, passed by Democrats in the Legislature and signed by Gov. Jerry Brown last year, is intended to raise an estimated $84 million in its first year for fire-prevention efforts. The fee will pay for the department's existing fire-prevention efforts, including thinning brush and trees and clearing around homes. However, it does not go to pay for emergency response or equipment. The annual charge can run as high as $150 for property owners with a single occupied dwelling, although there is a $35 discount for those who already pay a local tax for fire protection. The discount will apply to about 95 percent of rural property owners with a single occupied dwelling, although it's not enough to quell disgruntlement in the parts of California where the fee will apply. And in Placer County, where urban areas like the city of Auburn are exempted, it means one neighbor is paying while another is not. Jack Kenny, a North Auburn resident whose home was destroyed in the 49 Fire, has rebuilt inside the billing area. It was one of more than 60 lost in the August 2009 blaze in Auburn. And he's none too happy with the idea of paying the fee. "They can do this?" Kenny asked incredulously. "Without a vote? I'm definitely not for it. I'm retired and on a fixed income." Bills started going out Monday and will have been issued to more than 825,000 property owners by year's end. They are being sent to counties in alphabetical order, so residents of Alameda, Alpine and Amador counties will be first to receive them. On the other side of the fee-no fee boundary line, Bowman's Kenneth Armbruster said that everyone in his neighborhood fears fire sweeping through their property near the American River canyon but he won't be paying the fee, according to the map he's seen. That's all right with Armbruster, who said he hasn't been following the debate since he found out he was on the other side of the boundary. But Armbruster added that he still thinks that cutbacks could handle the funding void. "If they put the money they waste into this, people wouldn't have to pay this money," Armbruster said. Ted Moore, Christian Valley area vineyard owner, said that he'll be paying the fee, with some hesitation. "It's a small price to pay," Moore said. "I live on 6.5 acres and it's wooded land. About three acres are mowed and the other part is kind of wild. It's probably not going to benefit me much but could, if it boils down to reducing fire liability. If it means brochures and commercials, though, I'm not as enthusiastic about it," The fee was imposed on those who own property within the 31 million rural acres covered by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, a responsibility area that covers about one-third of the state. Fire danger in rural areas is growing more extreme, according to a recent University of California, Merced study. Climate change, development and changes to the landscape may double the fire risk to rural homes over the next 40 years, researchers found. They predict the greatest increase in risk in Northern California's foothills and mountains, the Associated Press reported. Brown sought the fee mostly to help close the state's budget deficit, calling it "a fee consistent with the 'beneficiary pays principle'," in his signing message. If additional money can be raised and dedicated to Cal Fire, he reasoned, a similar amount could go to other state services that have experienced deep budget cuts. Daniel Berlant, Cal Fire spokesman, said the fee will help prevent more spending cuts for state firefighters. Over the last 18 months, the department has dealt with an $80 million budget cut by hiring 700 fewer seasonal firefighters, closing an air base in Fresno and mothballing five bulldozers and both of its fire engines serving the Lake Tahoe area because it lacked enough firefighters to operate them. Critics have argued that the fee is actually a tax and needs to be approved by two-thirds of the state Legislature rather than a simple majority. The Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association plans to file a lawsuit as bills go out to have the fee declared unconstitutional. The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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The big day has finally arrived! As you all know, I have a long-standing history with the Royal Family. Well, in my mind I do.
You see, I have been in love with Prince William since I was twelve. I never cared about N*Sync. I never blinked an eye at the Backstreet Boys. I had my sights set a bit higher.
Alas, it was not meant to be. However, I must say that I was given the best husband (and daughter!) I could EVER have dreamed of. My life really is a dream come true, and I am so thankful that I wasn't meant to be royalty. :)
Although I am 100% content and happy, William's wedding just isn't a day to be ignored. Oh no. It is to be CELEBRATED! And there's no one better to celebrate it with than my dear, devoted friend.....BROOKE! Brooke and I did London semester together in college and it solidified not only our friendship, but our total and utter devotion to the Royal Family.
I think it's really neat how our parents' generation had Charles and Di, and now we have William and Kate. It's a right of passage to me, to watch and celebrate the pomp and pageantry of it all. I have totally basked in all of these Royal specials that have been on television, because I LOVE IT! I love all things English, especially the Royal Family, and I'm totally in my element. Why not have fun and live it up on wedding day!?
I can't wait to show you pictures of our weekend. I've been looking forward to it for months--no, years!
Cheers to Will and Kate!