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Charnel House is a ruined building located southwest of Fort Bannister, northwest of Evergreen Mills and east of the yao guai tunnels.
The two-level house is occupied by raiders who have secured the entrances with frag mines. The raiders keep a guard dog that can be seen herding the brahmin nearby. There is often a lookout/sniper stationed on the rock behind the house. The source of Signal Papa November is located near the radio tower to the west of the Charnel House. The signal, which sounds like Morse code, can be activated by throwing the electrical switch at the tower.
To the north-northwest is a ruined house that has been reinforced with sandbags. The fenced-in field in front of the house is mined. There are two pre-War books and a bottle of Nuka-Cola Quantum inside the ruins. Beds and most of the other items and containers are owned and taking them causes the loss of Karma, as this is actually the home of a scavenger. There is a set of recon armor or other leveled armor in one of the footlockers.
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- A copy of Duck and Cover! upstairs, on the floor near the chimney and the gap in the wall.
- When fast traveling to this location, you may spawn on top of a frag mine if you neglected to disarm them on a prior visit.
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JUPITER, Fla. (AP) — Chris Volstad turned in a solid start Sunday, pitching three scoreless innings, and the Florida Marlins beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-2. The game was called in the middle of the eighth inning because of rain.
Volstad allowed just a single in his second spring start. He struck out two batters and walked none, throwing 24 of his 35 pitches for strikes.
"I was down in the zone, throwing my sinker and letting it work," said Volstad, in line to be Florida's fifth starter after going 12-9 with a 4.58 ERA for the Marlins last year.
He went 8-1 with a 4.32 ERA over his last 13 starts after a brief demotion in July to Triple-A New Orleans.
"The way I felt today with my approach — I felt like I was back in the season last year, so that's a good feeling," he said.
Marlins prospect Matt Dominguez, trying to win the third-base job, singled twice and drove in two runs. Gaby Sanchez and Logan Morrison each had hits for Florida while Dewayne Wise hit a bases-loaded double and drove in three runs.
Manager Edwin Rodriguez said Dominguez has looked ready to handle to the major leagues.
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Dominguez, 21, will break camp as the Marlins' third baseman if he can hit consistently all spring.
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Gaby Sanchez and Logan Morrison each had two hits for the Marlins while Dewayne Wise hit a bases-loaded double and had three RBI.
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Reducing Stress for Officers and Their Families
Wells, Doris T., Corrections Today
Author's Note: Points of view expressed in this article do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice.
Correctional officers who experience job-related stress may find it necessary to use excessive amounts of sick leave. Stress may cause them to make costly errors or take early retirement. Job-related stress can also make recruiting, hiring and retaining officers difficult. Reducing correctional officer stress not only saves money, it also improves officers' health and makes correctional facilities better places to work.
Since 1994, the National Institute of Justice has been exploring the hows and whys of stress-related problems for law enforcement and correctional officers. NIJ's Corrections and Law Enforcement Family Support (CLEFS) program has funded research, published several documents and is currently analyzing results from a field test of model programs.
The CLEFS program aims to identify and understand the stressors officers face and find innovative ways to prevent and treat their negative effects. When Congress authorized the $1.5 million program in 1994, the program initially focused only on law enforcement stress. But in the late 1990s, it expanded to include correctional officer stress.
Traditionally, employee assistance programs have been the most common resource for officer stress. These programs, however, generally focus only on the officer with little or no attention to family members, and they usually do not gather data on their effectiveness.
Currently, several other components are being added to stress-reduction programs: professional counseling, peer support, responses to critical incidents that include help for victims and their families, academy and in-service training that teaches stress-reduction techniques, and services for family members.
Stress-reduction programs fall into three basic categories:
* In-house programs, which are operated by the correctional agency;
* Independent contracted services, which are provided by a private, outside agency; and
* Hybrid programs, which combine elements of both in-house and external structures.
There is no one set stress-reduction model that applies to all situations. Correctional administrators must choose the components from each program that best fit their needs and resources.
What Causes Stress For Correctional Officers?
Preliminary findings from an NIJ study indicate that most officers feel that their greatest source of stress is caused by organizational factors, not the dangers of the job, as most people would think. For example, 60 percent of officers surveyed reported that inconsistent discipline and enforcement of rules caused stress; 59 percent identified poor communication about rules, changing rules or inconsistent rules as stressors. Nearly half the officers interviewed reported problems of a lack of support from supervisors and poor supervisory skills.
Of the correctional officers' spouses surveyed, 50 percent reported stress from their spouse's place of employment. The top stressors were critical incidents their spouse experienced; poor communication of rules, changing rules, or inconsistent rules at their spouse's work; lack of recognition for their spouse at work; and concern about their spouse contracting diseases from inmates.
Benefits Of Stress Programs
Save money. Stress-reduction programs can reduce the need for overtime pay to cover for officers who are sick or quit because of job-related stress. Facility administrators lose money recruiting, hiring and training replacement personnel for officers who resign after serious incidents. However, officers who participate in stress programs typically return to work after an incident, and do so much sooner.
Improve performance. Stress-reduction programs enhance staff morale. Low pay for difficult work and a generally poor public image of the profession often contribute to officer stress. …


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Strong pitching, big hits, solid defense add up to easy win for Bears against Norwalk
TEMECULA Brandon Koch threw a complete game four-hit shutout Friday afternoon, as Temecula Valley High's baseball team breezed through visiting Norwalk, 10-0, for a CIF Southern Section Division II first-round victory.
Koch was dominant, striking out seven and not allowing a hit until the fourth inning, when the Golden Bears (20-5) were already leading, 4-0.
Temecula Valley advanced to a second-round matchup Tuesday against Arroyo Grande.
"It all starts with the pitching," Temecula Valley coach Tony Nobiensky said. "Brandon did his job and made everything easy for everyone else."
With two outs in the bottom of the first, Bears shortstop Kyle Plantier got things started with a single. Jordan Gardner then walked, and Plantier and Gardner were both brought in with a double from Mitch Kemp. Kemp would score on a hit from Jared Morton and a three-run first was more than enough for Koch.
It was an easy victory for the Bears — almost too easy.
"I'm aware that a team can get complacent when you win big," Nobiensky said. "We're trying to make sure that they know that just because you beat one team one way in the first round doesn't mean you can let up."
Norwalk (13-12) might have looked flat on arrival, but Temecula Valley made things worse with a six-run fifth inning, highlighted by a two-run homer from sophomore second baseman David Maldonado, and a base-clearing three-run double from Bruce Young.
Maldonado and Kemp each went 3-for-4 with a pair of RBI.
"The hitting was there, the pitching, (and) we played solid defensively. You can't ask for more from your team," Nobiensky said.
Junior Burke Mitchell will be asked to take the hill when the Bears take the field again next week in their second-round matchup.
"We're a team that's lucky enough not to have just one dominant pitcher," Nobiensky said. "Mitchell can do the job just as well as anyone else we've got."
It will not be easy to replicate Koch's performance; he didn't run into anything approaching trouble until he gave up back-to-back singles to Trino Romero and Miguel Castaneda to start the sixth. Koch retired the next three hitters and the shutout was preserved.
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By Eric Schmitz, Third Man In
Not much of a contest here, as Perreault, the franchise's first overall pick became the franchise's signature player. Playing with Buffalo from their inception until retiring mid-way through the 1986-87 season, Gil is still the franchise's all-time leader in games played (1191), goals (512), assists (814), and points (1326). Played for Canada in the 1972 Summit Series, named to nine NHL All-Star Games, won a Calder, a Lady Byng and is in the Hockey Hall of Fame. He was alright.
Teppo Numminen
Teppo's one of the greatest Finnish hockey players of all-time. His time here was brief, and at the end of his career, and mired in controversy (getting suspended because he needed heart surgery), but the guy is a legend. 1372 NHL games played, three Olympic medals and his number is retired in Phoenix. He was a veteran presence on two of the best Sabres teams in club history in 2006 and 2007. Not much doubt about this one, even if Mika Noronen is third all-time in goals at his position.
If any of these were a 1a/1b, it's this one. LaFontaine narrowly edges out Ryan Miller thanks to his full body of work; Miller, the franchise's all-time goaltending leader in games played and wins, still has a legacy to be written. In a few years, this may be different, but right now, it's Pat.
LaFontaine was the catalyst for many good Sabres teams in the early 90's, including most notably the one on NHL '94. His offensive flair and production were matched only by his tendency to get hurt. When he was in the lineup, he was spectacular. A member of the legendary 1996 United States team that claimed the World Cup, he's a Hall of Famer even without the benefit of health. If it wasn't for that prick Francois Leroux, he may have been the guy that put those late 90's Sabres teams over the top.
Interesting that the franchise has so few Swedes that never-more-than-a-backup Jhonas Enroth is probably the third best Swedish player to wear a Sabres jersey. The honor goes to Johansson, who after being drafted by Buffalo in 1985, made the All-Rookie team his first year with the Sabres and was dealt the following season. He went on to be the Washington Capitals' all-time games played leader and finished his career in Toronto after 1109 NHL games. Based on performance as Sabre, this could've been Henrik Tallinder, but Johansson had the better overall career and didn't break his arm as much.
Most electrifying player to ever wear the colors. Scored 76 goals in 77 games in 1992-93. Let me reiterate that he scored 76 (!!!) goals in one (1) season. He went on to have a great career after getting dealt to Vancouver, and is one of the better Russians to ever play in the NHL, amassing 1032 points in 990 games. The team recently inducted him into the Sabres Hall of Fame.
In an era of the franchise's history when offense was an issue, Miro Satan was the offense. While derided by many local fans and media for being, let's say "enigmatic" (see: European, ergo lazy), he was an elite goal scorer on a Sabres team that didn't have any others, much less guys who could get him the puck. His career high 40 goals came in 1998-99 as the Sabres made their first Cup final run in almost a quarter century. Miro won a Stanley Cup with Pittsburgh in 2009, and is only one of four Slovaks to play 1,000 NHL games.
Arguably the greatest player in franchise history and one of the best goaltenders in the history of the game. Six Vezinas, two Hart trophies, two Jennings trophies, two Ted Lindsay/Lester B. Pearson/whatever-they-call-it awards, six 1st Team All-Star nods and six straight seasons of leading the league in save percentage... in less than a decade with the team. Acquired for Stephane Beauregard and a draft pick, the man single-handedly carried mediocre teams through the playoffs, including two straight conference finals trips with one trip to the Stanley Cup Finals. Yeah, he eventually won two Stanley Cups in Detroit, escaping the Sabres franchise before it fell into bankruptcy, but his work here was unparalleled.
Austria: Thomas Vanek
Surely, there's some dweeb out there thinking this should totally be Taro Tsujimoto because that'd be hysterical, but that's played out by now. Of course, that same person probably owns a Sabres jersey with "Jeanneret" on the back, but to each their own. This one was fairly easy.
If it wasn't for the fact the team is a dumpster fire right now as Austrian-born Vanek faces one more season until hitting unrestricted free agency, he'd be getting re-signed and finding himself as one of the franchise's greats when all is said and done, but for now, he's the best of the rest. In eight seasons as a Sabre since being the franchise's only Top 5 pick since Pierre Turgeon, he's scored at least 20 every year (even this recent lockout-shortened campaign), registering 40 twice. His 250 career goals are 6th on the Sabres all-time list. He's still got plenty of years ahead of him, and if they aren't in Buffalo, it'll be a shame.
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I'm almost 3 days past my due date, what can I do to induce labour!?
I'm almost 3 days past my due date and getting really impatient, I have tried everything to start labour and nothing seems to be working! What's the best ways!?
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I can tell you what I did. I was 12 days past my due date and set to be induced July 6, 2010. So on July 3, I was fed up! I ate like three fresh pineapples (it's supposed to induce labor) be careful with this one, my tongue hurt so bad after : ) Had the orange juice spiked with castor oil (supposed to make you poop, teh cramping is said to induce labor) had crazy sex with my hubby almost non stop, I even kept telling the guys at the party not to warn me when they were going to shoot off hte M-80's firewroks hoping to scare myself into labor! and then on 4th of July went to a festival where I literally walked around from 9 am until I couldnt take it anymore around 8:30 pm we got in the car to drive home. Took a showerm hubby rubbed my feet and ankles (also said to cause labor, there's a specific pressure point on your ankle) ..about half hr later I was dialted 10 cm and ready to go! Almost didnt make it to the hospital lol! I REALLY didnt want to be induced : )posted 07/11/2013 by abynrml18
I was told to use evening primrose oil by a friend because it's suppose to soften up the cervix. To put the gel up there by the cervix is what I was told.posted 07/14/2013 by mistyrose08
Ah excellent, I've had 2 fresh pineapples yesterday! And I've just had sex a little while ago went on a walk for an hour and a half whilst eating some spicy food and then more sex.. Really getting annoyed with being pregnant in the heat! I've been having on off stomach tightenings all day and pains in my lower tummy, back and legs.. Hopefully something's happening!posted 07/11/2013 by beckybiggs93
Walking is the best way to induce labor.. 2nd best is sex. Try both!posted 07/11/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
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Elvis Dumervil's rush to the quarterback this season — he tops the NFL in sacks — landed him a trip to the Pro Bowl. Dumervil leads a contingent of five Broncos who were selected to the all-star game Tuesday evening.
The NFL announced this evening that Denver's Dumervil, Champ Bailey, Brian Dawkins, Brandon Marshall and Ryan Clady were selected.
As far as whether the league's sack leader deserved it or not, the Broncos leading authority on the Pro Bowl, Champ Bailey, says Dumervil is in an even more elite class.
"Pro Bowl? He should be defensive player of the year," said Bailey, who was selected as a cornerback for his ninth Pro Bowl team. "No question. That's the type of year he's had. The guy has been consistently great. It's not like he's had four sacks in this game, five sacks in this game. Every week, he's constantly in the quarterback's face.
"He's having a great year. I mean any time you average more than one (sack) a game, you're pretty damn good."
Dumervil leads the NFL in sacks with 17. With three against the Chiefs Sunday in the Broncos' regular-season finale he could become only the eighth player with at least 20 since the league made the sack an official statistic in 1982.
Of the previous seven to make 20 or more sacks, three won defensive player of the year — Lawrence Taylor in 1986, Reggie White in 1987 and Michael Strahan in 2001.
Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel has been sacked 42 times this season, that's the third-highest total among the league's starters, behind only Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers (50) and the Steelers' Ben Roethlisberger (47).
There is an added bonus for Dumervil in that this year's Pro Bowl will be played the weekend before the Super Bowl in Miami — Dumervil's hometown.
"He's had a very good year," Broncos defensive coordinator Mike Nolan said. "Hopefully he contributes to a win for us this week. He's very deserving, I'll say that."
"Just look at what the guy has done," Bailey said. "He should have gone before this year probably. But there's no doubt this year."
Bailey was selected for the ninth time in 11 pro seasons, tying him with Hall of Famer Mike Haynes for most Pro Bowls for a cornerback. Marshall, who has crossed the 100-catch and 1,000-yard marks again this season, got his second consecutive nod.
Dawkins, in his 14th season, earned an eighth Pro Bowl selection, tied for the third most in NFL history at safety.
Dumervil and Clady were picked for the first time.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- An earthquake has shaken a wide swath of Southern California but there's no word of any damage.
The U.S. Geological Survey's monitoring system places the epicenter in the desert near Anza, about 100 miles southeast of Los Angeles.
The quake struck at 9:55 a.m. Monday and was initially estimated at magnitude 5.1 but that was quickly downgraded to 4.7
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Get in a romantic mood for Valentine's Day with a quiz on some of the classic movie love stories. And then pick one to watch with your valentine!
1. A bookkeeper falls for a baker though she is engaged to his brother in this tempestuous love story.
2. She wants to kiss him but doesn't know where the noses go.
3. Their characters' first date is a baseball game in this movie whose stars became a real-life couple off screen.
4. The first English-language version of this story about a couple who does not know they are in love was in black and white. The second was a musical. What is the name of the third version, updated to the internet era? (Bonus points for naming the first two.)
5. Adam gets married to a woman he just met and discovers only later how much he loves her in what film?
6. A mysterious blonde in a white car mouths "I love you" to a teen-ager played by what future Oscar-winner in a classic film set in California?
7. A runaway princess and a reporter find live in what city named in the movie title?
8. An unhappy couple take extreme measures to try to forget each other in what trippy love story?
9. A pampered young woman has to learn how to manage a farm while the man she loves is away at war in what romantic film based on an acclaimed novel?
10. A devoted husband of many years visits his wife in a nursing home to read her a love story in what movie based on a popular book?
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Sonic Digital Entertainment Platform And Technologies To Propel Intel Insider Launch
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- CES 2011 -- Sonic Solutions® (Nasdaq: SNIC) today announced that its RoxioNow™ entertainment platform and related technologies were selected by Intel® for Intel® Insider™ support. Shipping as part of the 2nd generation Intel® Core™ processor family, Intel® Insider™ enables consumers to access and enjoy for the first time premium 1080p high-definition digital movies on the PC from leading digital download services. Through the companies' alliance, owners of PCs equipped with a 2nd generation Intel® Core™ processor will be able to rent and purchase the latest Hollywood entertainment through RoxioNow-powered online storefronts and use the integrated RoxioNow Player to enjoy movies in up to 1080p stunning high definition. "As a pioneer in digital entertainment delivery with comprehensive technologies, field-proven services, and an established ecosystem of storefronts, Sonic was an obvious choice to help support and drive Intel Insider," said George Thangadurai, General Manager, PC Client Services, PC Client Group, Intel. "In collaboration with studios, retailers, and Sonic, we have delivered another industry first and turned the PC into consumers' front row seat to the best in premium high-definition entertainment."Set to launch in early 2011, PCs featuring Intel Insider will provide consumers access to high-definition content from numerous storefronts powered by RoxioNow. Consumers can choose from a range of high-definition titles, including new, same-day releases digitally available as DVDs and Blu-ray Discs. Titles rented or purchased can be viewed on the PC using the RoxioNow Player and displayed on HDTVs via an HDMI connection or wirelessly from laptop systems featuring Intel® Wireless Display (WiDi). "Sonic's primary focus is to create a unifying platform and inclusive ecosystem for the delivery and enjoyment of premium entertainment that benefits consumers, and provides new opportunities for a diverse range of companies," said Dave Habiger, President and CEO, Sonic Solutions. "Our work with Intel aligns with this focus, enabling us to collaborate with a true technology innovator, enhance the consumer entertainment experience, and help open a new distribution channel for premium content." The RoxioNow platform serves a broad range of premium content, including new movies and next-day TV programs, to a growing, multi-manufacturer ecosystem of home and mobile electronics. RoxioNow enables storefronts for brick and mortar retailers, cable operators, PC manufacturers, game system vendors, consumer electronics makers, and Hollywood studios' direct-to-consumer initiatives. The platform allows these companies to participate in the entertainment supply chain, add value to product offerings, and form ongoing relationships with customers. "Powered by RoxioNow™" stores enable consumers to instantly rent and purchase high-quality entertainment on their favorite devices and, through the RoxioNow online entertainment library, access their content at any time, on any RoxioNow-powered device. About Sonic Solutions Sonic Solutions® (NASDAQ: SNIC) enables digital media from Hollywood to Home. For more than two decades, Sonic products, service, and technology brands including Roxio®, RoxioNow™, DivX®, and MainConcept®, have fueled home entertainment, powered rich digital media functionality on a range of platforms for a variety of partners, and inspired unique personal media experiences for hundreds of millions of consumers. Sonic technologies are now combining to deliver a universal platform for Hollywood Studios, retailers, consumer electronics manufacturers, and PC OEMs that provides consumers instant access to premium entertainment from virtually anywhere. Sonic Solutions is headquartered in Marin County, California. Learn more at www.sonic.com. Forward Looking Statements This release may contain forward looking statements that are based upon current expectations, including the launch, distribution, and market acceptance of the RoxioNow platform. Actual results could differ materially from those projected in the forward looking statements as a result of various risks and uncertainties, including those discussed in Sonic Solutions' annual and quarterly reports on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission. This press release should be read in conjunction with Sonic Solutions' most recent annual report on Form 10-K, Form 10-Q and other reports on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which contain a more detailed discussion of the Company's business including risks and uncertainties that may affect future results. Sonic Solutions does not undertake to update any forward looking statements.
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How Bush wrote Kerry's acceptance speech.
I don't know how much of John Kerry's acceptance speech the candidate penned himself. I don't know who suggested which lines, how many drafts there were, or who edited them. But I can tell you who wrote the speech: George W. Bush.
The power of the speech, reflected in a deafening series of ovations that consumed the FleetCenter tonight, came not from Kerry's biography or the themes he brought to the campaign two years ago. It came from his expression of widespread, pent-up outrage at the offenses of the Bush administration.
First Kerry released the outrage at America's disrepute around the world. Recalling his boyhood days in West Berlin, he said, "I saw the gratitude of people toward the United States. … I am determined now to restore that pride to all who look to America."
Explosion of applause.
He released the outrage at the debunked and shifting rationales for the Iraq war. America must be "true to our ideals," he said. "And that starts by telling the truth to the American people."
He released the outrage at abuses of executive power. "I will have a vice president who will not conduct secret meetings with polluters to write our environmental laws," he said. "And I will appoint an attorney general who will uphold the Constitution.'
He released the outrage at corporate scandal. "Next January," he said, "Americans will be proud to have a fighter for the middle class to succeed Dick Cheney as vice president."


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FORT PIERCE, Fla., March 4. IT was all Indian River Community College during the second day of the National Junior College Athletic Association Championships.
The premier junior-college program in the nation for years, Indian River won every swimming event contested Thursday night, as it swept four women's events and four men's events.
As a result, both teams hold commanding leads in the team standings. The women have compiled 317 points, well ahead of Lincoln College (124). The men have totaled 244 points, easily in front of Lincoln College (140).
In the women's competition, Indian River opened with a rout in the 200 freestyle relay as the quartet of Isabela Tafur, Chelsea Lewis, Victoria Tafur and Kate Perkins went 1:37.66.
Victoria Tafur came back to win the 500 free (5:04.82) and was followed by teammates Cindy Rosal, Missy Helmers, Alana Shawah and Katie Powers.
The 200 individual medley also featured a first-through-fifth finish for the River, led by Clare Clemens (2:08.04). In the 50 free, Indian River could manage only the top four slots, headed by Isabela Tafur in 24.06.
For the men, Indian River kickstarted the evening with a 1:22.04 winning effort in the 200 free relay. The relay featured Kurt Muller, Chris Ward, Guillermo Ramirez and Bill Marcum.
Jeremy Clark took top honors for Indian River in the 500 free (4:34.22) and was followed by teammates Eric Biebuyck and Micah Belew. A top-three sweep in the 200 I.M. followed with Leo Andara (1:53.73) leading Chris McKnight and Juan Ortiz to the wall.
Capping the night for Indian River was Muller with a win in the 50 freestyle (20.91). Indian River also received scoring from Ramirez (second), Ward (fourth), Marcum (fifth) and Chester Smith (sixth).


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The Luxor is a private jet in Grand Theft Auto V. It seems to be purchasable at the in-game ElitasTravel.com website. The Luxor is very similar to the Shamal.
The Luxor seems to combine features of the Cessna Citation 560/650, Sovereign, and the Learjet 45.
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My Test came out positive for down syndrome
Im 26 yrs old and the doctor were i did my test at called me and told me is a 50 percent chance my baby will have down syndrome because my blood test came out positive? Im not sure what to do I dont want to get to stress out? Is the test accurate?
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My doctor explained to me that screening test are designed to give many false positive, so that no one gets a false negative. I was told that we had a 1:114 chance of our baby having downs. I am 26 also, normal odds are 1:952 of having a baby with downs, without any genetic history or markers considered. Meaning that 1 out of 952 baby delivered will have downs. My dr. told me if I was going to stress for the rest of pregnancy that we should do the amino, or if it changes weather you will keep the baby. So I know that I stress horribly over things like this, so I did the amino. It was not like other moms had told me, it was not painful. They numb your skin and then you feel some pressure and it is not done through the belly button. Its in the lower region of your stomach. I had mild cramping the day after and was told not to do any exercise or lifting for 5 days.Just to take it easy. If you decide to do the amino, make sure you use a trusted dr. that steriles everything.Good luckposted 10/27/2010 by Mirranda
Im 24 years old, and I'm pregnant with my first child. I was told I had a 1:53 chance of having a baby with down syndrome. I can't tell a lie, I was beyond scared, and I felt so helpless. The best thing I decided to do was have an amnio done. Those results came back fine, and I have been on such a high since then. I agree with Mirranda, the test was not as bad as some made it out to be. I felt some pressure, and that was about it, and keep in mind i'm a punk when it comes to pain. I just think I was eager to know the results. Good luck.posted 10/27/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
Okay take a deep breath. The blood test is merely a screening and not diagnostic and known for high false +i. A "positive" result just means that you were put into a higher risk category than in common for your age. A normal test result for a 26 year old would be 1 in 1100 risk. Call your doctor back and ask what risk category your results put you in. If the risk is high enough, you can then decide if you want to have chorionic villi sampling (CVS) or amniocentesis to confirm the results. Both the CVS and Amnio are diagnostic and you will know for sure one way or the other if your baby has DS. If these tests are too invasive and the risks are not worth the results you could choose to meet with a Genetic Counselor and have a Level II ultrasound to look for common markers for DS. These include a short long bone (humerus or femur), lack of nasal bone, thick nuchal fold. To test or not to test is a personal and difficult decision. Do your research and choose what is best for you.posted 10/27/2010 by sugar&spiceX3
oh and my son has a normal nasal bone, has normal bones and everything else looked normal on U/S..not every baby with DS has those markers on an ultrasound.posted 01/03/2011 by jt1982
this is my story... blood tests came back negative for DS...Ultrasound found 2 soft markers (echogenic bowel and bright spot on heart). We had the amnio done and turns out our little boy DOES have DS. Oh and my girlfriend is only 26 years old as well....check out my blog if you need to. www.jaimeharman.blogspot.composted 01/03/2011 by jt1982
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As a woodworker himself, Andy embraces Room & Board's focus on quality, American-made products. "At home, I have a basement full of tools and I love working with wood and building with my hands. I started tinkering with furniture building around the age of 14 so it is really part of who I am. The craftsmanship and attention to detail that go into our furniture is amazing and it is great to pass that on to our customers."
Andy joined Room & Board's Rogers, Minnesota, Distribution Center almost seven years ago as a Warehouse Associate working in transfers and receiving, then moving to a role where he was part of the UPS shipping team. It was during this time that one of his leaders suggested that he would be a good fit for an Inventory Associate role that was open on the Minneapolis/National Delivery team at Room & Board's Central Office. "I really enjoyed working with the Rogers team and learning so much about our distribution process, but I am also really glad that I explored this role. As an Inventory Associate I love being an integral part of the process in making sure that our products are ultimately delivered to our customers from our Distribution Centers."
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Misezhnikov forced out of Yisrael Beiteinu
Moran Azulay
1. Ansstassia Michaeli good riddence to bad rubbish
May the lunatic homophobe quit politics and public life altogether. Well i have to hand it to Liberman he sure is getting rid of the trash.
David ,
Haifa, Israel
2. I am very proud of both, Nastia and Maksim.
In fact this is so not - Avigdor that I if not strongly doubt any of this rabbish published by YNet than taking it with huge pile of salt.
Miron ,
3. Shady character in charge of nation's tourism
What kind of country puts someone like this in charge of such an important position , he is not to blame the government that put him there is !! Casinos Strip clubs !!?? This position filled by someone like that where 70% of Israeli tourism are relgious travellers , what madness ! Who is runnin this country ????
CorruptAppointments ,
Jerusalem Israel
4. To #1
Although you might not be a homophobe or lunatic, the language you use is not excusable. Although the veil of anonymity that Ynet affords you saves you from a meritorious slap on your face, you, nevertheless, must learn at least some elementary rules of behaving decently before writing again to Ynet.
avi ,
5. @2 4got Esterina Tartman did ya?! do learn history...
before commenting. and for the record the gentleman's name is: Foreign Minister Mr. Avigdor (Ivett) Liberman
Just Sayin' ,
6. No stricter disciplinarian than a reformed chain whipper!
or have we all forgotten about FM Mr. Lieberman's youthful "fun" days at Hebrew University? Surely you remember that Mr. Lieberman and MK Mr. Zachi HaNegbi used to chain whip people they didn't agree with on campus!
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9. @3 I thought we were into Pink tourism - gay pride marches
in every city. We dont only cater for religious in Israel. In which case this guy sounds appropriate enough. He understands the good secular life.
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For the young at heart, loving to travel, to spend money in night clubs and casinos. But the Minister himself is innocent until proven guilty. So far, I did not hear he has embezzled official's money.
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My friend's wife has approached me about helping her surprise her husband with a new bicycle for his b-day. He doesn't ride yet but she knows that he is interested. This will be for a short Florida commute. He will have to deal with a few very short hills (bumps really.) The bike will likely be left outdoors; maybe under an awning at best. He will be commuting in dress clothes - so something with a chain cover.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2014
When John Martin was a kid, his dad was an alcoholic and his older brother was a bad influence.
He was headed down the same road. Drugs and alcohol seems like the best choice to self-medicate his own emotional distress.
"I wanted to escape the pain," Martin said.
Situated in the St. Louis region, Martin co-hosts a radio show, Reality Check Nation, with his friend, Sean Mulroney. Their program attempts to empower teens by talking about issues such as substance abuse and violence.
The two men perform at assemblies across the nation and appeared at Jefferson City High School on Tuesday.
They hope — by sharing the consequences that come with abusing drugs and alcohol — to persuade teens to live a clean life.
"We're not here to preach 'don't, don't, don't.' But if you do use, you better figure out what the consequences might be," Martin told the student body.
Mulroney was only 6 years old when he became a virtual "test pilot" for what kinds of drugs a person could ingest and still survive. Today, his health is poor, a fact he contributes to bad decisions he made as a younger person. Obese, it's a struggle for Mulroney to walk even a few feet.
"If you want to drink, do drugs, drink and drive, that's your choice," Mulroney said. "You already know it's bad."
Only 43 years old, Mulroney said he hopes his life will be a cautionary tale for how not to live. "I'm a billboard," he said.
Mulroney tried to make the case that not only do the people who abuse drugs and alcohol face negative consequences — prison, poverty, poor health and even death — they also harm other people.
Mulroney brought a high school classmate, Vern Pflugh, with him to further illustrate the disastrous consequences of unchecked partying.
Pflugh admitted his life became a cycle of drinking, drugging and partying before it all fell apart. When he skipped a court hearing and failed to pay child support for a son born out of wedlock, he was sent to jail.
"When you have to smuggle a piece of bread so your life could be better … it's something to think about," he said. "My bad decisions caught up with me. I made a mess of my life."
The men also attempted to appeal to the consciences of the teen audience by sharing the tragic story of Jacqui Saburido, a burn victim horribly disfigured in a head-on collision with a drunken driver.
"The choice is yours, but not the consequences," Mulroney said.
Tre'von Johnson, a 17-year-old sophomore at Jefferson City High School, said the message resonated with him.
"I saw me in what they were saying," he said.
Johnson was 13 when he tried marijuana for the first time while living with his dad in St. Louis. Soon he was smoking it before and after school and on weekends. He was hanging out with older step siblings who were no good for him. He was drinking, too. And he tried pills.
"My grades were terrible," he said.
Lucky for Johnson, his older sister and her husband took him into their household in Jefferson City. They served as his mentors and helped him care about his grades.
Today, he's not only trying to improve his own life, he wants to be a role model for his sisters.
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The TC Electronic Polytune Mini is the successor to the to extremely popular original Polytune, one of the first widely available polyphonic tuners on the market. The Polytune Mini doesn't reinvent the wheel, it just reinvents itself! The new Mini is absout the same size as Lovepedal's compact series (that's seriously small) and is going to fit on even the most cramped board
The TC Electronic Polytune Mini is almost half the size of the original but packs in the same number of LEDs into it's super bright display. Check out photo 2 to see how it compares size wise with other popular tuner pedals on the market
What's so hot about Polyphone Tuners?
Polyphonic tuners allow you to strum all 6 strings and instantly see which if any is out of tune, so you can tune quicker and get on with your set!
Please note this pedal cannot be battery powered due to its compact size
Anonymous review via Feefo | Purchase date: 25 September 2014
Not tried this yet as its for my birthday, but heard its very good
Anonymous review via Feefo | Purchase date: 16 April 2014
A great tuner but needs to come with a power supply
Chris | Purchase date: 07 May 2013
Very happy overall with the little chap. It was purchased with (predictably) pedalboard space in mind and sure enough it's fantastic in this respect. No complaints at all with the accuracy of tuning and the display but I've only given 4 stars because there's a pretty audible (at least in between songs) popping sound when both engaging and disengaging the pedal. I'm wasn't sure whether or not it's just my particular unit (although I have reviews from other sites referring to this) but my previous tuner didn't do this. However it's not a big deal & overall I'm very satisfied the Mini.
Patrick | Purchase date: 11 August 2012
A great, easy to use tuner that takes up little space on a pedal board, leaving room for more interesting stuff. It lacks some of the functionality of the full sized version (like providing power to other pedals) but otherwise does the job very well. Bought as part of a deal, coming free with the ib-modified Nova Delay, if I was to choose a tuner to buy separately I would seriously consider the full sized version since it costs only a little more and does more. The mini tuner loses a little but does allow me to fit an extra pedal on my pedal board so it all depends on what your priorities are. I don't think you can go wrong with either and it is much worse to be out of tune.
stephen | Purchase date: 19 July 2012
Excellent product and very good if space on your pedal board is at a minimum
Jim | Purchase date: 09 July 2012
Small and perfectly formed.
I was worried that the display might be a bit small - WRONG - the display is large and bright. You would have to have very poor eye sight not to be able to see this on your board.
Perfect - best tuner I have owned easy to use, simple to put in drop D and out again.
Johan | Purchase date: 13 June 2012
Great little pedal! Does almost the same thing as the bigger one does. I've got both. I must say I prefer this one. However, it's lacking the ability to calibrate the A4 note, it's set to 440 only. On the big one you can change it from 435-445 I think. Not a huge drawback, but it could be necessary. Also, it doesn't have a battery compartment, ant that's why I give it 4 stars.
Easy to see screen
- Calibration
- No battery
James | Purchase date: 26 March 2012
A very small pedal that does a simple thing; tune your guitar! The polyphonic feature is nice for seeing at a glance whether your guitar is in tune; whilst the single string mode is nice and accurate.
G Thompson | Purchase date: 15 March 2012
The Polytune Mini is an amazing new release from TC making a smaller pedal with all the great features that made the original polytune so popular.
Strum and tune, pluck and tune. works great!
Most will probably agree that a tuner is one of the most important pedals to buy and this tuner is awesome. Im just starting out my pedal board but when i went into the store to check it out before I bought it, even the guy who showed it too me said that he might just have to get one too fit another pedal on his board.
Great Small Pedal! Great Price!
Nick | Purchase date: 20 February 2012
I had already been using the excellent full size Polytune for about a year and was extremely happy with it - however the chance to locate a little real estate on my board was hard to resist and this little wonder is just as great as it's bigger brother.
The Tuner can be used in two ways - play a note and it will tell you visually what the nearest note is and you can easily tune pitch to that note.
However play all notes open and it quickly tells you which notes are out of tune to your reference tuning which is default EADGBE but using the botton on the side can be amended to a variety of different weird and wonderful tunings which is handy for me being in a band with drop tuning (yeah yeah the singers knocking on a bit). Typical well built construction from TC and ideal for pedal boards.
No space for a battery with this little baby (unlike its bigger brother) so best for boards unless you want to carry a power supply as well (not supplied).
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On the heels of several reported threats at southern Colorado schools, a shooting near a Springs high school is now under investigation.
The incident happened after hours, and is not expected to impact classes Friday.
According to police, officers were sent to Mitchell High School near Academy and Galley just after 9 p.m. Thursday on reports of shots being heard in the area. Once there, a witness told police a group of people had been arguing in the school's west parking lot, then the witness heard several shots fired. Shortly after, the group left the parking lot in two separate vehicles.
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Who wants to run a full marathon?
Got lots of kind response to the Tuesday column about finishing my first half-marathon, including some invitations from people daring me to kick it up a notch next year by running a full marathon.
Hmm, 26.2 miles? Let me rest on that a while. With some Advil and ice packs.
As a novice runner, the 13.1 miles of a half-marathon seemed a noble and attainable goal.
Now that I've done it, I could see myself running 5Ks (about 3 miles) and 10Ks (6 miles) throughout the year. And I definitely want to do another half-marathon to see if I could shave some time off my 2:58:20 finish.
But running a full marathon seems daunting, and truth be told, frightening.
The way my muscles cramped, knees flared and legs went dead by the end of 13.1 miles, I just don't know if I want to put my middle-aged body through a full 26.2 miles.
After all, didn't the first guy who ran a marathon in ancient Greece drop dead?
I'm no martyr or masochist. I just want to have some fun and do something healthy.
Those "freaky runner people" (as my sentient friend Dave Sheinin, a Washington Post writer, calls them) who run full marathons and compete in triathlons are just a different breed than me.
But I got two calls this week to test my competitive spirit.
Jim Waldman, a Democratic state representative from Coconut Creek, left a message telling me how he ran his first half-marathon in the A1A race last year, then graduated to the full marathon this year. He ran it in 4 hours 17 minutes, impressive for a 51-year-old.
Then I got a call from former Fort Lauderdale commissioner Tim Smith, who ran the half-marathon last Sunday and told me how he ran a full marathon three years ago when he turned 50.
He said he'd run the full marathon again next year with me if I committed to do it.
"Let me know what you think," Smith said.
I think I need to think about it.
So I'll put the question to you, fine readers.
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Last week, Electronic Arts dropped a Mass Effect 3 teaser trailer on us that suggested Reapers hate children. This week, we're getting the longer cut of that trailer with lots more stuff in it — like the return of the Mako. Remember the Mako?
This extended cut of the trailer will get your Earthy jingoism up as we near the game's launch on March 6. And guess what? This isn't even the entire trailer. There's an extended cut coming tomorrow. That's right — we had a teaser for a trailer, now we have a trailer for a trailer, and tomorrow we'll have an extended trailer.
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To those who don't know what the freak list is, a writter named Feldman comes out with a college football freak list. If you are asking why this is important to the Pats, well it's past history in BB's drafting history. He seems to pick a couple players every year the list has come out. Previous names were:
12' Jeff Demps (#1), Hightower (Honorable Mention)
11' Solder (#5), Cannon (#10), Mallett (Honorable Mention)
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July 6: Cross-Fit challenge fundraiser from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Skyline Church, 11330 Campo Road, La Mesa.
July 8: Restaurant proceeds from 5 to 8 p.m. at Chipotle Mexican Grill, 9828 Mission Gorge Road, Santee, will benefit Chappie Hunter.
Donation fund: San Diego Police Officers Association, Widows & Orphans Fund, 8388 Vickers St., San Diego, CA 92111. Donations should be marked for "Detective Chappie Hunter."
San Diego Ten days after losing part of his left leg in a motorcycle crash, San Diego police Detective Chappie Hunter is saying that the accident has changed his life for the better.
That might sound impossible coming from a physically fit 41-year-old who had his leg amputated below the knee, but Hunter said he has no reason to be depressed.
"First of all, I could be dead, and that didn't happen. Two, I could be a vegetable, and that didn't happen," Hunter said Wednesday in a telephone interview from his Alpine home. "Everything about my injuries is completely repairable."
On top of that, any problems Hunter said he had before — issues at work or family disagreements — have vanished.
"Those little things — I've realized they don't matter anymore."
Hunter said the outpouring of support he has received has been amazing. He gets messages from people he doesn't even know saying his positive outlook has inspired them.
And that, in turn, is his motivation to get better and stronger, Hunter said.
Besides losing his leg, the officer also suffered a badly injured left arm, two broken ribs and a concussion in the June 16 crash that happened at about 7 p.m. on Alpine Boulevard.
The detective was off duty and riding home on his motorcycle when a 17-year-old girl driving on a learner's permit turned left in front of him.
Hunter was airlifted to Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego, where he spent four days before being released on June 20.
His good friend and fellow officer, Sgt. Matt Novak, drove him home as seven San Diego motorcycle officers provided an escort. A television news helicopter hovered overhead.
A video of the homecoming was posted on YouTube.
Hunter said that he can be fitted with a basic prosthesis in about three weeks.
After that, it will be another three to four months before he can graduate to something more advanced. He said he will need at least two types of artificial legs — one for his police work and another for his physical fitness regimen.
Hunter, a detective in the department's sex crimes unit, also trains in CrossFit and is a certified trainer.
His insurance will provide only for the basic prosthesis. The more advanced limbs will range from $16,000 to as much as $25,000.
Several fundraisers have been planned to help bridge the funding gap.
Hunter said he does not know when he will be able to return to work, but today he is running a workshop for social workers on one of his passions: the effort to end domestic human trafficking.
In the meantime, Hunter's biggest adjustment has been "having to hop everywhere."
And while his body is recovering, his brain keeps telling him that his missing foot hurts. Hunter said that is the worst pain, and he is taking medication to relieve it.
He credits his family with helping him through his recovery. He said his wife, Arlene, is "solid as a rock," taking care of him while working full time, and his son, Gavin, who turned 6 on Wednesday, is a joy who helps dad with his physical therapy.


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Nothing is more fascinating than the romance of reality in worthy achievement under difficulty, than contrasting pictures of obscure beginnings and triumphant endings, than stirring stories of strenuous endeavor and final victory.
These inspiring narratives, many of which have appeared in "Success," have frequently proved turning-points in the lives of ambitious youths striving against iron circumstances. They have caused many a dull boy and girl to determine to be and to do something in the world. This is but another proof of the old theory that concrete illustrations are most effective in pointing morals and shaping conduct.
In response to repeated requests the author has selected from "Success" those life stories which have proved most helpful to its readers, and has added thereto new and helpful material, combining the whole in a book intended for the youth of all ages.
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