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By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 10/04/12
Enjoy an evening of Celtic and Highland music with Scottish fiddler John Turner and Friends at 7 p.m. at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, 2880 Mountain Rd. The concert is part of CACGA's 2nd Stage series, now in its fourth year, which highlights a different musical genre on the first Friday of each month. Tickets are $12. For details, call 261-ARTS or visit http://www.artsglenallen.com .
Tom Leonard's Friday Night Movie at the Pumpkin Patch will feature "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" at 7 p.m. in the outdoor haybale theater. There will be cider, hot chocolate and popcorn. Admission is free. For details, call 364-5800 or visit http://www.tomleonards.com .
The movie "Frankenstein" will play at 7 p.m. Oct. 5 and at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Oct. 6 at Henrico Theatre, 305 E. Nine Mile Rd. Tickets are $1 and can be purchased at the door. For details, call 328-4491 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com .
Gallmeyer Farms will host its second annual Fall Festival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Pumpkin Patch, 4506 Millers Ln. There will be live local music, children's activities, pony rides, arts and crafts vendors, food and pumpkin picking. Admission is free. For details, call 222-2285 or visit http://www.gallmeyerfarms.com .
Gayton Road Christian Church, 12050 Ridgefield Pkwy., will hold its annual FallFest from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be crafters, a yard sale, Brunswick stew, lunch plates, kids' activities and more. For details, call 360-4464.
The Fairfield Ruritan Club will host a chicken BBQ dinner from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Antioch Community Center, 5650 Elko Rd. For details, call 737-3125.
Willis United Methodist Church, 8360 Willis Church Rd., will host a fall festival from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be food, inflatables, games, bike safety information and more. Admission is free. For details, call 795-1895 or visit http://www.willisumc.org .
The Shady Grove Coffeehouse will continue its 12th season with Appalachian folk duo Jeni Haskins and Billy Kemp at 8 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Community Church, 11105 Cauthorne Rd. The pair performs old-time ballads, heartsongs and spirituals. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door; teens are admitted at half-price and children under 12 are free. For details, call 323-4288 or visit http://www.shadygrovecoffeehouse.com .
Theatre IV will present "The True Story of Pocahontas" at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. at Henrico Theatre, 305 E. Nine Mile Rd. Pocahontas is revealed as a playful, strong-minded young girl who changes her world before she will change her beliefs or herself. Admission is free but reservations are required. For details, call 328-4491 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com
County plans Fourth of July event
Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
The free event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will feature the Richmond Symphony, a laser-light show, patriotic performances, and family activities. > Read more.
Tuckahoe YMCA to host Refugee Community Resource Fair
The Tuckahoe Family YMCA and ReEstablish Richmond will host the third-annual Refugee Community Resource Fair Saturday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to noon at the YMCA, 9211 Patterson Avenue in Henrico. The event is designed to provide refugees in the region information about jobs, local businesses, housing, health care, education and more.
As part of its strategic plan, the YMCA of Greater Richmond works to identify, address and eliminate economic, geographic and cultural barriers. > Read more.
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Celebrate Independence Day in Henrico! The county's annual event is new and improved this year with a later start time, expanded hours and new entertainment, including the Richmond Symphony and a laser light show. Lewis Ginter is also offering free admission all day. On Saturday, check out the first annual Innsbrook Taste of Virginia, the family movie at Varina Library or Anthony Snape and special guest Jess Labus at The Tin Pan. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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During Spring Break, with children out of school for one week, Joyce Hill, chairman of the board at Economic Non-Profit Solutions (ENS) thought it would be ideal to feed the children in need of a nutritious meal.
"We knew there was a need for this program during Spring Break," Hill said. "Then we contacted the school and received the names."
The mission during this time was to replace the nutritious meals that the students were receiving at the schools' cafeterias and add an item of fruit, Hill said.
"We knew the children would like the fruit and wanted it to be nutritious," Hill said."This is not a welfare program."
Economic Non-Profit Solutions has partnered with Gourmandise Restaurant owner Calvin McDonald and Harley Petty, pastor and director of the Stuttgart Harvest Church/Stuttgart Harvest Food Bank, for this project during this week.
"Gourmadise supplied the location," Hill said, "and Stuttgart Harvest Church supplied food and volunteers."
McDonald, who has enjoyed this week, said when he wanted to do this for the children of Stuttgart, who were in need of a nutritious meal.
"I have enjoyed doing this for the children," McDonald said. "I also want to give back to this community that I love."
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- 3/4 cup cold fat-free milk
- 1 package (1.4 ounces) sugar-free instant chocolate pudding mix
- 2 cups fat-free vanilla frozen yogurt, softened
- 1/4 cup reduced-fat chunky peanut butter
- 2 cups plus 2 tablespoons fat-free whipped topping, divided
- In a large bowl, whisk milk and pudding mix for 2 minutes. Stir in the frozen yogurt and peanut butter until blended. Fold in 1 cup whipped topping. Transfer to an 8-in. square dish coated with cooking spray. Cover and freeze until firm.
- Remove from the freezer 10 minutes before serving. Cut into nine squares. Garnish each with 2 tablespoons whipped topping. Yield: 9 servings.
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Voting closes on a new LEED rating system focusing on neighborhood development Sept. 17. The draft, expected to be approved with minimal revisions, moves LEED certification out of the realm of buildings and into land development.
Expanding the benefits of green building to include its surroundings, The LEED for Neighborhood Development Rating System integrates the principles of smart growth, new urbanism, and green building into the first national system for neighborhood design.
Although the new LEED certification will apply to private-sector developers, it will most likely shape how the public and elected officials view land development -- which will ultimately impact public-sector operations such as parks, trails, streets, sidewalks, and utilities. Plus, with the combination of current widespread acceptance of LEED programs and a new presidential administration that supports green technology and livable communities, this proposed certification should influence the public sector at a much quicker pace than previous LEED rating systems had.
The draft seeks to reduce the impacts of urban sprawl by emphasizing the creation of compact, walkable, vibrant, mixed-use neighborhoods with good connections to nearby communities. The rating system will include points for reduced automobile dependence, the use of existing water and sewer systems, walkable streets, transportation demand management, and the voidance of flood plains. LEED for Neighborhood Development communities will be defined as:
The draft also encourages the selection of sites that minimize habitat fragmentation and help preserve areas for recreation.
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LEED certification provides independent, third-party verification that a development's location and design meet accepted high levels of environmentally responsible, sustainable development. LEED for Neighborhood Development is a collaboration among the U.S. Green Building Council, the Congress for the New Urbanism, and the Natural Resources Defense Council. Nearly 240 pilot projects field-tested the draft version of the rating system.
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Emilie Palef, 69, has always been diligent about skin care, and she's pleased with the way her face is aging. "But I never used SPF on my hands, so now they don't match my face," she says. We enlisted Adam R. Kolker, MD, a Manhattan plastic surgeon, who brought the latest treatments to bear.
Help for slack skin and prominent veins
Both conditions can be targeted with one treatment: an autologous fat transfer. In simpler terms, this means excess fat is removed from another area—typically the stomach—via a tiny incision. The fat is then injected into the hands' dorsal (nonpalm) side; this plumps the hands and pulls slack skin taut, making veins and bones less obvious. The procedure requires a small dose of local anesthesia (comparable to what you'd get for a colonoscopy) and costs $6,500 to $8,000. Most patients require just one transfer,but in rare instances a second injection may be necessary. Ideal candidates are healthy nonsmokers who are not significantly overweight.
Synthetic or hyaluronic acid fillers can also be used as plumpers, but Kolker prefers fat transfer because he believes the results look more natural, are almost immediate and can last for many years (though, obviously, you won't stop aging). Fillers, by contrast, yield less dramatic immediate results, require two or three treatments and last up to two years. Prices start at about $1,060 per treatment. If concerns about money, health or downtime prompt you to choose fillers over fat transfer, Kolker says Sculptra is his filler of choice for hands.
Help for spots or mottled tone
Kolker opted to treat Palef's discoloration with one session using an ablative fractional CO2 laser (as opposed to a nonablative laser, such as Fraxel, which also works well but requires multiple treatments). The CO2 burns off the skin's upper-most, damaged layers, revealing the fresh skin beneath; it also smooths skin by stimulating new collagen growth. Kolker treated Palef fingertip to elbow, using the strongest laser pulse on her hands and gradually decreasing the intensity as he moved up her fore-arm. This is essential, he says, to avoid a glove-like result. The only downside? Downtime. Palef had major flaking that lasted two weeks. During that time, she had to wear gloves and long sleeves outdoors (her skin was so raw, just using SPF cream would have been insufficient). She was also advised to keep the skin clean and soothed by rinsing it often with diluted acetic acid and slathering on Aquaphor.The average cost of the CO2 laser treatment is $2,222, and the results are permanent (though to maintain results, you must apply SPF 50 daily). Fair to medium skin responds well to the CO2 laser. For darker-skinned patients, who are at higher risk for hyperpigmentation (irregular darkening) or hypopigmentation (irregular whitening), Kolker prefers the Fraxel 1927 laser, which takes two or three treatments av-eraging $1,113 each. If cost or downtime is an issue, a series of chemical peels (three to six) at $150 and up per treatment is also effective, albeit slower. Prefer to tackle spots at home? Kolker likes combining a prescription retinoid, such as -Retin‑A, witha doctor-dispensed skin-lightening product like Vivité or Elure (visit viviteskincare.com or elureskin.com to find a local doctor for a prescription).
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Candiru Fish
Among the many legends of strange and dangerous creatures that haunt the Amazon rainforest, that of the Candiru stands out from the rest. The Candiru (Vandellia cirrhosa) is a small catfish purported to enter the intimate orifices of unwary, unfortunate people who urinate into Amazonian waterways. The fish supposedly mistakes urine for water being expelled from the gills of fish and much to the extreme agony of the unlucky person, swims up into their genitals. Spines on its head make it very difficult to extract and amputation is sometimes the only course of action that can be taken.
Well, according to legend, that's what the Candiru is capable of. In reality, extensive research has indicated that much of this legend is probably a myth since Candirus detect the gills of fish by sight more than scent and the physics of fluid dynamics makes it impossible for then to swim up a stream of urine. The amputations noted in some areas of the Amazon were more likely due to bites from Piranhas, and the one modern case of a Candiru supposedly swimming up a man's urethra might actually be a hoax.
What is known about the Candiru is that there are several small species of catfish going by this Tupi language name that occur in the waterways of the Amazon basin. They appear to be common and feed off the blood of other fish species. Candirus swim up the gills of larger fish and feed on the blood of their host for a minute or so before swimming off to digest their meal.
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Published: Thursday, April 11, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
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The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
• Larry Wayne Earnhardt Jr., 23, homeless (streets of Albemarle), was charged with felony breaking and entering, felony larceny after breaking and entering and felony possession of stolen goods/property, $10,000 secured bond, May 21.
• Bret Nance, 26, of 570 Monroe Drive, Thomasville, was charged with felony obtaining property by false pretense, $500 secured bond, May 13.
• Kendra Leigh Presnell, 24, of 109 Brushy Drive, was charged with felony possession with intent to sell and deliver marijuana, felony maintaining a vehicle/dwelling/place for controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile, $5,000 secured bond, May 28.
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The Pirates, who are making their second straight NCAA regional appearance and third overall, is seeded sixth among the 13 teams headed to the regional at the University of Georgia Golf Course in Athens.
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I just recieved one of the Mouser electronics connectors.
I also have a Griffin dock.
I _thought_ it would be a simple job, but there are some resisters and capacitors on the Griffin doc, so I must decipher what those do, before continuing.
I have a Sandisk car-cord, to provide the power, and I will be using it's plug to decipher the requisite power pins.
I'll match the pins used on the power dongle's plug. It was not fully populated with pins, which is why I ordered the mouser plug.
I had wanted to add a simple 3.5mm stereo plug to the car-cord power adapter, so that one-plug, and I was hooked up in the car.
But, there's only 2 capacitors and 2 resistors to figure out. Alas, they are surface-mount, and I cannot decipher their values yet.
It seems I must figure out what the tiny numbers mean-- they seem to be part numbers, instead of farad and ohm values. *sigh*
Anyone have experience with surface-mount devices?
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A 243 mark on a resistor would be 24K ohms(24,000) or 4751 = 4.75K ohms.
Capacitors would take a google search to find out, it is a code associated with a value. Most of the time there is nothing on them. Good luck.
Food for thought;
The sansa, ipod and Zen Vision family all use the same connector. The DD1 series, if you can find the 70 degree angle connector get it. That works great for a dock, I was able to sample some from a salesman. Also Digikey now sells that part.
Hey guys!! This might help or encourage someone to to finally cipher the pinout. Apparently the true line out exists. check out this link http://www.imjosh.com/?p=616
Been too busy to follow up on this project.
Thanks, shoefly2k for the tips on how to read the resistors. A digital multimeter may or may not work, depending on how it's terminated, but I may try that for the resistors.
As for the caps, they are large enough to read, but the brand is unknown, and therefore the cross-reference between the numbers and the actual values is unknown, too. *sigh*
I strongly suspect that both the resistors and the caps are needed to "switch on" the outputs on the sansa.
I may just try a direct-wire, and see what happens-- it could be that the resistance of an actual "live" connection is enough to switch on the sansa.
The extra components seem to be in parallel anyway.... they may just be noise filters.
I'm planning on modifying an existing car charger I already own, so that the power connetors are already "done" I just need to solder to the new, fully populated connector from the one on the charger (which _only_ has the power lines in the connector-- none of the rest are present).
Will post here, my results.
Just yor you information:
If you use the alternative RockBox firmware, audiooutput is enabled by default. (Or maybe they just dont know/care how to disable it initially).
I just build/modded the delivered USB-cable and added a audio-out cable, so i can use the USB cable for charging and the audio out pluged into my aux in in my car-radio.
I used this two pics as reference -> http://jacobnwendy.com/sansa/ (Thx to that forum, and the one who put them up). Just connect the two cables labled "R" (right) and "L" (left) and "G" (ground) to a 3.5mm jack and voila.
If i boot up with the default firmware, i have nearly no output on these pins - with my scope at the maximum y-gain i can see some signs of the audiosignal - so it is really switched off with an analog-switch, and all i see is the signal which goes over the "off-resistance" of the switch (ie. crosstalk).
So to enable it with the orginal firmware you definitly need "help" from the CPU. So it is not (as someone speculated before) possible, to toggle the analog switch directly by setting one pin to gnd or vcc.
(By the way: i tried to connect a 47k resistor according to the two pictures: nothing happend, also tried to connect the GND to the other pins as seen on them: also no result... dont know how the firmware determines the external docks...)
Very cool. So, in short, if I use RockBox I can get an AudioOut on my Sansa e260. Also, to take advantage of it I need to rig up the Sansa USB cable to handle the AudioOut correct?
Any chance you have photos of your Sansa USB cable and your new wiring so I can use what you did to modify mine?
Of course you have somehow to modify the plug - or at least buy a bare plug for the sansa and wire the usb and audio...
To rewire a existing USB plug you have three options:
*) leave the usb cable untouched and add a second, modify the housing of the plug to route a second cable for the aux.out out of it. (this is what i have done)... It is of course a bit tricky, but with some soldering experience and a dremel youll quickly find your way.
*) If you have a second usb-cable and only need this for your car/stereo.., you can rewire the D+/D- cables from the usb to the audio-pins. Than you can charge the device and get aux.out over only one cable. Just build a special USB-socket which provides 5V on the power-pins and takes audio from the Data pins and maybe route them to a 3.5mm jack.
*) replace the USB cable with an (at least) 6-wire cable and connect it to the power-pins, usb-data and audio pins... On the other side split it and mount one usb connector and a 3.5mm jack. Now you have all in one cable, and full functionallity.
I have figured out the pinout from the two pic posted on this thread (i mentioned the link earlier)
1 & 2... red/+5V
3 & 6... blk/gnd
5 ....... white/USB data
4 ....... green/USB data
28 ...... left audio out
27 ...... right audio out
sorry, i have not made any pics while building the connector - and now i have it hotglued together (bec. i had to dremel some clips away).
Last edited by Daniel_e200; 12-11-2007 at 11:46 AM. Reason: pic added
By the way nice job and attaching the cables!
I have green, white, red and black wires coming from the Sansa cable. On the 3/32" jack cable I have it has a green wire and a black wire. Would you say that I could simply not use the green and white from the Sansa cable and wire the red and black from the Sansa to the green and black on the 3/32" adapter? Do I pair the blacks together and the green and red?
Also, do I need to use anything to terminate the green/white wires on the Sansa or simply trim them back. Been reading some info on this but have no idea if this is necessary to terminate the green/white wires so I'm confused here.
Here's a photos of what I have:
so you going to build the cable i described in my second point. (one cable out of the e200-plug, no USB-data connection possible, auido over the usb-data lines)
You have to have _three_ wires coming from you 3.5mm plug - mybe you have cut the shielding - or the green and black wires are actually coax-cables and have a own shielding. The shielding is connected with the ground contact of the plug.
*)First you have to open the sansa plug (sharp knife, on the front side you can pull the cage of plug open).
*)One part of the metal shielding can be removed, the other is connected to the shield of the cable. Just bend it a bit away.
*=Locate the USB-Data cables (green, white) - they should go to the pins 5 & 4.
*)Desolder them and
*)solder them onto the Audio out pins (28,27) - which to where is not that important - you only will swap left/right-channels.
*)Close the connector again.
So, connections you have to make:
The two "ex-data-now-audio" wires go to the green and black wires of the 3.5 plug. And the black wire from the e200 go to the ground (shield!) of the 3.5mm plug.
Additional you can solder a second cable to the ground and the red wire (from the e200) and provide a +5V input to charge the device.
Happy wireing!
I only want to be able to use this cable I'm making to charge my Sansa e270. I'm confused by all the instructions and why I would bother with the data cables. The jack that I'm using is a 3/32" jack. This jack plugs into my cell phone charger. This charger has interchangeable pieces that already allows me to swap between the connector for my cell phone, another for my blue tooth headset. Now I want to make a another cable that allows me to plug in my Sansa to charge it.
On the cable I'm adapting to attach to the Sansa cable it doesn't appear to have any shielding. Just two wires encased by plastic, or whatever, and then encased by an outer black heavier plastic/rubber stuff.
I've added an additional photo. One of this charger I'm talking about that may help. Also, I just bought another one of these chargers kits with the adapters so I could use one of the patch cords to build my Sansa cable for charging.
So has anyone figured out how to switch on the connector line out yet? I do have experience with smd components and an o-scope but I havent yet purchased a dock to look at. Maybe BobofQF could post pics of the griffin dock internals? The imjosh pics didnt show enough to be useful.
ah... only chargeing... just say it before
(the plug you are using is usually for audio...)
plug this plug into your charger - measure which wire is plus which is minus - and the voltage should be 5V.
Connect the plus wire with red from the e200 and minus with the black from e200... The data cables (green/white) dont have to be terminated or anything special - just watch that they dont touch (contact) any other wire.
Thats it...
I have a digital multimeter. How can I use it to determine which is negative and which is positive on the car charger end (the green and black wires).
Daniel_e200... thanks for your help.
I figured out how to use the digital mulitmeter. As it turns out the green/black wires on the cellphone charger are:
green - negative
black - hot
Soldered the wires and used heat shrink tube. Looks pretty decent actually. Tested it in the car and it works fine. The charger has a fuse inline as well.
I picked up a griffin dock on clearance for $5 at best buy and traced all the connections:
1 - power
2 - power
3 - ground
4 - usb d+
5 - usb d-
6 - ground
7 - power via 47k resistor
13 - ground
18 - ground
20 - ground
27 - audio tip
28 - audio ring
29 - audio barrel
additionally, the audio channels are run through a 22uf/100kohm rc network. this tells me that the connector audio out isnt true line level and they are faking it.
it appears the audio out is turned on by bringing pin 7 high. I think the resistor just serves as a current limiter.
I have tried exactly the same pinout as you described - i got that from the two pictures posted on this thread. The 47k is definitly a pull up resistor, which says the sansa, there is a Audio-capable plug docked. But i was not able to measure any output at pin 27..29
As for the capacitores: i guess they are in series, or? Then these are just DC-blocking capacitors, as most sounddecoders have no real DC-free output, and use a ghost-gnd.
But keep in mind: passive components can only decrese the signal level... so its not a line-level adaptation.
OK guys here are the missing bits of info you have needed:
1) Pin 27=Audio Out Right
Pin 28=Audio Out Left
Pin 29=Audio Out Common
These outputs are NOT decoupled on the Sansa PCB, that is the reason for the DC blocking capacitors.
2) These audio outputs ONLY have an audio signal on them when pin 7 is pulled high (47K resistor to 5VDC). Note.....and here is the big one.....that the 5VDC MUST be supplied externally! None of the pins on the Sansa outputs 5VDC to use for this. These outputs are "activated" by a analog switch on the main PCB.
3) The Rockbox firmware activates the analog switch at all time, the Sandisk firmware does not.
4) Ironically the cheaper models (C240, etc.) do not require the external 5VDC for audio output. I suspect that the Sansa Connect and Sansa View also do not require it but I have not been able to verify.
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The Rio Grande Station, home to the "Purple Lady."
From there you hear about ghosts like the woman who likes to play around with the guests at The Hotel Club or the Capitol Theatre's ghost. It's a very entertaining tour, filled with tales you wouldn't expect to be told about local buildings.
There is, of course, a cemetery stop to look for a local spook with a long and tragic history.
Now, this is a ghost tour, so it might be too spooky for your youngest, but it is a family friendly tour that promises delightful stories and some hushed chuckles as you try to spook your friend. Who knows, you may see the next Bloody Mary.
Hearing the story of the ghost at Fort Douglas.
Story Tours go on through Halloween, and tours are also offered in Ogden. For more info, visit storytours.com.


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Featuring piano, dancing synths octave guitars, this tune will make you believe you can be wherever she wants you to be. I thought it was something but nothing at all Thought I was winning but loosing it all Is there a reason your leaving me behind? Theirs something going on in your mind I could be here I could be there or I could be Wherever you want me to be I could hang low and pretend I don't know That you and me are whatever you want it to be And if its our last time can I call you when you're missed Holding the good times so sacredly in bliss Why is it your way or know way did you only just pretend? Theirs something going on in your mind And I just want to make it all right I believe that you don't know who you are But here's the question have you gone to far To find you're way back to the truth I'm waiting here faceless never will erase this craving I have for you.
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All of those who have made,
none have seen the real!
Mew, jirachi,and the others that weren't sealed!
But the true blue one, of many types,
Is Arceus, and he is why I type.
The creator of all the others! refrain
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Come on out,
Pass your judgement,
Awake and be free!
I will make sure you rule,
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Can't seem to find that puppy love you've been seeking? Maybe you own the wrong dog.
The Fox affiliate in Cleveland reports a new survey from Klooff.com, a pet lovers' app, has found that men are most attracted to women with golden retrievers, followed by Labrador retrievers, beagles, poodles and Chihuahuas.
Women, the survey finds, think a dude with a Siberian husky is "manly," while they see a guy who owns a golden retriever or a Lab as a "great dad." They also dig a man with a French bulldog or a German shepherd, Klooff says.
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Festive & fitting ideas for Green & Serene party decor include:
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- Greenery-only bouquets, placed in vases that are wrapped with your extra placemats and embellished with chocolate ribbon or contemporary, pure white ceramic pitches and vases.
- Create lots of candlelight - which is perfect for this theme: Place tealights into several small votive green-tinted votive holders (the more the merrier!) - and line them up in a neat rows along the center of the food display, on mantles, coffee tables, etc.
- Decorate the room, doorway, stair banisters, walkway, and anywhere else you can think of with white twinke lights to create a very pretty, festive environment!


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The stunning effect this trick will have on your audience cannot be described!
This popular effect is now available in a more portable size, making it easy to store and carry. Packs small but plays big!
The Mental Board mindreading trick uses a board divided into six sections. In the three top sections, you secretly write your predictions to the answers that you think will be given by three spectators (example: a birthdate, a set of initials, and a playing card). After the predictions are covered, the spectators give their answers, which you write in the lower boxes on the board. When the predictions are uncovered- they match the spectators' answers!
Really startling effect gets a shocked and amazed reaction from your audience every time! It's your choice to perform it as a lighthearted magic routine, or as a serious "experiment" in psychic ability. Either way, it's a showstopper!
History and Trivia: Hen Fetsch introduced the concept of this trick in the 1930s.
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Can someone please tell me the language used for quicklists, and where I can find its documentation? I know you can copy a similar quicklist and modify it, but that approach has serious limitations.
Static quicklists don't require a specific programming languages But if you are looking for syntax it is as follows
There is more on that here. That page also has information (with example code) for how to create dynamic quicklists, which let the program dynamically create quicklists on the fly.
I think the easyest way is by installing Ubuntu-tweak which has a Unity quicklist editor: http://ubuntu-tweak.com/


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5 Questions with We Are The Union
Where are all the punk and ska kids at? I know you still exist! Well listen up, because I have a seriously great new band for you to check out. Detroit, MI's, We Are The Union, describe themselves as "fast dudes, fast tunes" and, for what it's worth, I completely back it. Venturing outside of the typical ska sound by drawing on hardcore influences from the likes of Lifetime and Slapstick, WATU are a breath of fresh punk rock air. Check out my interview with the band's veg members, Reed Wolcott (vocals, guitar) and Brandon Benson (bass) and enter to win a copy of their new album, Great Leaps Forward.
1. What prompted you to become vegetarian? Were there any bands, books, etc. that influenced your decision?
Brandon: My first brush with veganism came as a three or four week tour challenge a couple years ago. Reed and our old saxophone player are vegan and I always enjoyed the food they ate and related to their ideals so I decided to give it a try. I managed to eat vegan until the last day in Philly where I ate a cheese steak at Jim's on South Street, which actually turned out to be the last place I ate meat. Since then I took up vegetarianism and then eventually became vegan. Books to check out are Farm Sanctuary by Gene Baur, which is about a guy that rescues living discarded animals from factories and Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer, which is basically an objective report on "agribusiness" and the effects of animal products on people and the world.
Reed: I was an on and off vegetarian when I was 18 and 19. Bands like Strike Anywhere, Rise Against and NOFX played a big role in that, but I had trouble sticking to it. My girlfriend was also vegetarian, and we were both interested in veganism. We decided to go vegan together, so we were there to help each other out. Committing fully to veganism really helped me get serious about animal rights. As it turns out, it was one of the best decisions I ever made.
2. What are some of your favorite vegetarian and/or vegan foods?
Brandon: When it comes to the basics I'm happy with a burrito or portabella sandwich, but when I've got time to cook I like reinventing old comfort foods like BBQ chicken pizza, baked macaroni and cheese, steak enchiladas, lasagna, all kinds of stuff. There's this new tapioca-based cheese stuff made by a company called Daiya that melts, stretches and tastes like real cheese, which is a new phenomenon for us veggies.
Reed: I could spend hours answering this question. I love Indian food. There's a place in Ann Arbor called Earthen Jar. It's a mostly vegan Indian buffet. That's one of my favorite places to eat. Sticky Rice in Richmond is another great place. Lots of vegan Chinese and Japanese dishes. The sushi is great and, I feel like a ten year old for saying this, but their tater tots are amazing.
3. Of all of the major animal rights issues are there any that are particularly close to your heart?
Brandon: It'd be nice if people held the same compassion they reserve for dogs and cats for all animals. A lot of people will get really upset over certain forms of animal cruelty, especially involving pets. But they manage to not lose any sleep over the fact that by eating factory farmed meat they're supporting an industry that basically takes animals and turns them into living mutated chemical flesh balls, stuffs them into cages, mutilates them, and then calls their practices humane.
Reed: The cruelty of factory farming plays a huge part in my interest in animal rights, but my main reason for living a vegan lifestyle is that factory farming is the single biggest source of pollution. I don't see how someone could call themselves an environmentalist and eat meat. Beyond that, I know that peta2 is petitioning to remove animals from the circus. That one really hit home with me. I remember going to the circus as a kid, and of course I had no idea what those animals' lives were really like, but I can't help but feel guilty now that I know how cruelly they're treated. So I'm glad that's something peta2 is addressing.
4. If a fan were to approach you with questions about how to get involved with animal rights, what advice would you give him or her?
Brandon: Educate yourself on where exactly your food comes from and how it gets to your plate. If the truth moves you, consider veganism. And don't be an obnoxious loud-mouth about how you don't eat meat. It will only further the stereotype and scare people away from the cause.
Reed: First, know that you can stop eating meat. You can stop eating cheese, milk and eggs. Absolutely anyone can. It's also important to be nice about animal rights (as hard as that can be) and to be respectful of people who don't understand your decision. Unfortunately, we vegans are often stereotyped as angry radicals who try to force our views on other people, so go out of your way to be friendly—even when people are rude and condescending. Educate yourself and keep conversation civil. Remember: when people act like jerks, they've probably already decided that you're a stuck up know-it-all, so prove them wrong!
5. What do you guys have coming up that we can be looking forward to?
Brandon: At the moment we're writing new songs, and we might have an EP of sorts including a couple covers out later in the summer. We're talking about doing a music video, and we're playing The Suicide Machines reunion show in Detroit at the end of July. We'll be hitting the Pacific Northwest as well as most of Canada and some of the Midwest US with Strung Out, Rufio and Mute this August and September. We're also going to try hitting the UK and Europe in the fall, so we've got quite a bit to be excited about and we hope to make lots of new friends.
Thanks guys! Great advice from a great band. To check out all the band's tour dates head to their MySpace, and be sure to add them on Facebook, too! For your chance to win a copy of Great Leaps Forward, leave a comment below with what prompted you to become vegetarian/vegan. Entries must be received by August 11, 2010. Three winners will be chosen at random and notified on August 13, 2010.
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PRINCETON, N.J. (4/12/14) – Another week, another record. Sophomore Julia Ratcliffe continues to make headlines in the women's hammer throw for the Princeton track & field team.
Ratcliffe threw a New Zealand national record, an Ivy League record, a Princeton school record, a collegiate dual/tri/quad meet record and a personal record with a 69.60 (228-04) on her fifth attempt at the Princeton Quad Meeet on Saturday.
Already the NCAA leader, Ratcliffe threw the 16th-furthest throw in NCAA history.
The records didn't stop there.
Senior Imani Oliver kept them coming over at West Windsor Field as she set a Princeton record and personal best in the triple jump at 12.91 (42-4.25) on her final attempt in the pit. It moved her from ninth all time in Ivy League history to seventh, as she improves on her previous best of 12.87 (42-2.75).
Princeton was second in the meet overall with 62.5 points. Monmouth was first with 76.5 points, while St. John's was third with 35 points and Vermont fourth with 21.
Princeton went 1-2 in the pole vault as senior Samantha Anderson won the event and freshman Allison Harris taking second. Anderson cleared 3.85 (12-7.50) and Harris 3.70 (12-1.50).
In the high jump, sophomore Taylor Morgan was the runner up at 1.65 (5-5) and classmate Kerry Krause was fourth at the same height.
Freshman Alex Lanzafame was third in the triple jump at 11.40 (37-5) and fourth in the long jump at 5.37 (17-7.50). Sara Ronde was third in the long jump leaping to 5.41 (17-0). In the throws, sophomore Brielle Rowe placed fourth in the discus with a toss of 39.98 (131-02).
In a rare finish, freshman Megan Curham tied for first place in the 1500. It was Curham's first time running the 1500 and she finished it in 4:28.74. Three Tigers followed as junior Kathryn Fluehr was third at 4:30.40, senior Molly Higgins fourth at 4:31.08 and senior Clare Gallagher fifth with a PR of 4:33.77.
Another victory came from freshman Lizzie Bird. She won the steeplechase in her first time competing in the event as a collegiate and finished the 3,000 meters in 10:30.19.
Junior Erika Fluehr grabbed the victory in the 3k at 9:47.76, a PR. She was the only runner to finish in less than 10 minutes.
Junior Kim Mackay won the 800 with a time of 2:11.20, while senior Kristin Smoot was third at 2:12.00.
Senior Beth McKenna was third in the 100 hurdles, with Krause right behind in fourth place with a time of 14.91.
Sophomore Meghan McMullin was the runner-up in the 400 hurdles at 59.52. She was one of two hurdles that finished in less than one minute.
Mackay and McMullin made up the final two legs of the 4x400 that placed third out of nine relays. The duo was joined by freshman Elisa Steele and junior Emily Broyles,
The 4x100 relay of Ronde, junior Joanna Anyanwu, junior Emily Easton and senior Lily Miller came in second at 47.59
Princeton hosts the Larry Ellis Invitational next weekend, April 18-19.
Brielle Rowe fourth in the discus at


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Update - Debris fire extinguished; cause electrical
Published: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at 5:07 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at 8:10 p.m.
Firefighters fought from land and water Wednesday afternoon to extinguish a fire that set a mound of debris alight and spread into brush off U.S. 421, threatening structures along the banks of the Cape Fear River.
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The blaze sent plumes of light gray smoke wafting over the Isabel Holmes Bridge as firefighters sprayed water on the thick pile of construction debris – which one official said was about as tall as a fire engine – off Point Harbor Road, which lies across the river from Wilmington.
Complicating fire suppression efforts was a lack of hydrants in the area, which forced firefighters to truck in water from nearby the Battleship North Carolina and store it in a portable holding pool. "The biggest issue has been shuttling water from the battleship to here," said New Hanover County spokesman Charles Smith.
Smith said about 7:40 p.m. that the fire had been extinguished, about three hours after it first broke out.
The Wilmington Fire Department's fire boat fought the blaze from the river to ensure hot spots did not flare up, while firefighters on land dug into the debris with a crane in an effort to reach fires buried deep in the pile, officials said.
Smith said the cause of the fire was electrical.
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