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I saw this and immediately Barney Fife came to mind. http://downloads.btlarson.com/pics/roflmao.gif
This officer obviously never heard of discretion. Can't believe this ticket was actually written, and then not dismissed outright by the judge and or prosecutor.
Wait a minute, lets think outside of the box here since this is what this police officer is doing I am assuming. I am not a lawyer nor do I pretend to be, but since the *child* had his *manhood* out and the police officer *saw* it in plain view in order for him to charge him with what he did, would not that not be child pornography for the police officer ??? Just a thought. God Bless :smile:
Ah, well. If all tossed out for reasons of insanity (on the part of the ticketer), all's good ... more or less. Until the next installment. But at least the community's awakened to stupidity in their midst. Perhaps.Quote:
I read that the police chief had already thrown out the ticket.
Everyone interviewed in the town said they were embarassed by it all.
It will be tossed out , or should be...... any child under 10 yrs old is considered to not be able to form the thoughts of criminal intent, and or be held responsible for them. It is totally mindless.
The cop was probably pissed the 3 year old had a bigger one than his
A bit of an odd twist to the Peter Principle. </deadpan>
That officer is an embarresment to all leo's, he should be removed from the force indeffinatly without pay.and be countered sued $2,500 for being brain dead jackass !!!!
This thread reminds of a time, long,long ago...
My two boys, at that time 6 and 3 were out in the yard playing on the swingset. My wife and my sister in law(the certifiable lunatic)were sitting in lawnchairs just hanging out and watching the kids.
I live on 20 acres of big timber, and the road deadends on my property line. I dont have any neighbors that I can see.
Oldest kid pulls up a tree and takes a whiz. No big deal, he's done it a million times.
Certifiable lunatic jumps all over him and tells him to go in the house. She tells him its not "decent" to whiz out in the yard.
Kid comes and tells me, Daddy, Aunt Lunatic says I cant go pee in the yard anymore. She wants me to use the bathroom.
All sorts of visions pop into my head. I had just purchased a high efficiency toliet that was only supposed to allow X number of gallons to flush at any one time and it was approved for use in California and a few other tree hugging states. I had just seen a History Channel special on water conservation and how in the near future, we'd all be paying for bottled water. I didnt really beleive that, but some of it came true. Anyhow, the more I thought about it, the more it ticked me off.
Out of the house I stormed and me and the Aunt had an eyeball to eyeball discussion. " Janet" (real name of lunatic)I said in a stern voice, while raising my right eyebrow to show displeasure at the thought of having to explain this to her... " I do NOT want the boys wasting 5 gallons of water to flush the toilet everytime they have to go pee. It is a mans and a boys perogative, to pee ANYWHERE they want, WHEN they want to. Are we clear hear?".
With the same deer in the headlight look that she usually displays, she said " Bob, I just dont think its polite for boys to pee in the yard".
"Janet"...I said. "I know that you grew up without brothers and you dont understand this, that is why I am telling you...males pee on trees, in the yard and yes, some times even on truck tires. Thats the way its always been and thats the way its always gonna be. When you gotta go, you gotta go".
She looked over at her sister for support and instead found her hiding deeply in the magazine she was reading. No support from there.
"Well!" she harumped. "I guess its time for me to go anyway!"
She hops in here car and starts backing out and my youngest at that time (3 years old) walks up to the same tree and pees on it. He smiles and waves as she exits.
I always thought that it was a fitting end to a whacky conversation.
With that being said, If ever I felt the need to give a young boy a ticket for taking a whiz while on Patrol, I would hope that one of my friends, upon hearing of such lack of discretion on my part, would beat me senseless so that at the very least I would think about that whooping before I ever thought to do something that stupid again.


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Industry analyst Michael Pachter shared his thoughts about the delayed Ubisoft AAA title on Gametrailer's insider roundtable style show, Bonus Round.
Host Geoff Keighley asked the panel of guests, which included Pachter, Jeff Cannata of DLC, and Michael McWhertor of Polygon, if there were games that publishers were betting big on that didn't deliver, to which Pachter responded,
You know, I gotta say, and I mean this as a compliment, I think Ubisoft probably had one of those in Watch Dogs and decided to hold it off and get it right,
Pachter, speaking of the titles push from a PS4 and Xbox One launch title back to an "Early 2014" title, continued stating,
And so I admire them. Their stock got hammered, their management got criticized, and that franchise matters, it's important, it sounds really good, and if it doesn't work it's a big waste of time and waste of money.
Ubisoft did indeed take a massive hit on their stock in mid-October, falling from 11.09 on October 15, to a staggering 8.19 on October 16th, following the release that both Watch Dogs and The Crew were getting pushed back to mid 2014. The release stated that both titles would come out in the company's first fiscal quarter, which starts April 1, 2014, and ends on June 30th, 2014.
Pachter ended saying,
So I'm hopeful that six month delay makes that game great, but I think it was headed for disaster.
Pachter didn't go into detail or any insider knowledge regarding the title or any behind the scenes drama associated with it or Ubisoft. The only comments officially coming out of Ubisoft regarding the delays were the releases associated with the announcement back on October 15th. Ubisoft simply said that they would never "comprimise on quality" and therefore were very confident about delaying the titles until they were ready.
With the deluge of titles experiencing launch troubles, including EA's Battlefield 4 and SimCity, it isn't surprising that such a large developer wants to ensure a smooth launch for one of their biggest titles of the year, especially if they plan to continue the franchise.
Watch Dogs still does not currently have a solid release date, but is planned for early-mid 2014 for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC. It is currently available for preorder on the game's website.
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The human-animal relationship has always fascinated me. In many cultures animals have multiple functions and their importance goes far beyond that of providing its owner with income. My studies and work have often focussed on human-animal interactions and the value of animals in contributing towards people's socio-economic, cultural and religious well-being.
The photos in this book were taken over a period of 16 years. During this period I worked with farmers and livestock keepers either as part of my vocational training or as a consultant for NGOs, donor agencies, research institutes and UN organizations.
This book is dedicated to the wonderful livestock keepers who shared their knowledge, time and kindness with me. This book is also a tribute to the millions of animals providing people with food, income, warmth, fuel, transport, comfort, status, medicine, culture, survival and good company.
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STANWOOD, Wash. (AP) — The 7-year-old daughter of a Marysville police officer is dead after being shot by her young sibling.
The Snohomish County sheriff's office says the shooting happened Saturday afternoon in the officer's van in Stanwood, and the girl died at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle early Sunday.
The sibling found a loaded handgun in the vehicle and fired it, striking the girl.
The sheriff's office says their parents were nearby when it happened.
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1. My data are I(1) and I have done cointegration and granger causality with VECM. I wonder if I should also use VECM instead of VAR for impulse response?
2. I tried to run impulse response with VECM, but I have difficulty understanding the results, please help.
My guess was that .. the non zero figures indicate the presence of an response to the variable. and the period refers to the lag????
Please let me know if I am correct or not. I would also like to know if there is anything more I can get from the results.
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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Balmer, Bruce
Balmer, Bruce, guitarist, singer, songwriter; b. Margaretville, New York, at 1:35 AM, Tuesday, 7 November 1950. His father was Edward Balmer, b. 1917, d. 1998, and his mother, the former Margaret Etta Botts, b. 1918, d. 1994. His brother William Edward, b. 1945, a much-loved bass player in Woodstock, NY's local scene, passed in 1995. He has two surviving brothers, Barton Harry, b. 1948, and sax, flute and clarinet player Brian Craig MacGillivray, b. 1955, and a sister, Candace Claybourne, b. 1958.
He lived till age 7 with his family in Big Indian, New York, where his father had a woodworking shop. He started piano lessons there with Jane Rubin at age 5. His family moved to Shady, a hamlet in the town of Woodstock, New York, in 1958, when there were still a few working farms left, continuing piano with Alice Jeffrey. His father, a swimming pool contractor who played bass balalaika, and mother, an accordionist and classically trained pianist, hosted weekly get-togethers of musicians, who would play pop songs ranging from "Up A Lazy River" to "Girl From Ipanema" to "Stardust Melody." Bruce would fall asleep listening, or later be playing along on tenor guitar or banjo, even. At about age 15, his older brother Bart showed him how to play an "E" chord on his 6-string classic guitar, and he has not let many days go by since without picking up and playing some version of said instrument. From 1968 to 1972 he was a student of chorus, piano, harmony and analysis under tutelage of Blanch Moyse at Marlboro College, where he received a B.A.
From High School to the early 90s, he played in many bands as lead guitarist. These were original rock groups, vocal groups, jazz guitar duo "Airtight" from 1974-75, and while living in Fort Collins, Colorado, in the early 80s, a number of country and western bands. Notable among these was the touring Stone Country Band, led by Johnny Western, the man who wrote the TV theme songs to "Have Gun, Will Travel," and "Johnny Yuma." While in Colorado, he wrote jazz and ballet compositions for students and teachers from Colorado State University, notably 1982's "Prakriti" for Susan Thomae's Pulse Dance Company and 1983's "It's A Joy" and "Rajo-Guna" for choreographer Kathleen Berman. Meanwhile, he developed his playing in local blues and jazz hangouts. Many unreleased tapes exist. This is when he started writing songs.
He has also written for animated film's Bill Plympton, with music for the 1998 full-length animated feature, "I Married A Strange Person." In recent years, Bruce has been a singer/songwriter in the NYC area, playing regularly at The Baggot Inn. Since 2001, he has been attending the Songwriter's Collective, a well-known group of 27 years in Greenwich Village.
Bruce has been married and divorced twice. His daughter Freyja, b. 1973, plays bass, and his son Noah, b. 1976, plays guitar and mandolin in NYC.
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He was interviewed by Richard Cuccaro for the Acoustic Live! Magazine's September 2002 issue. On-line version is available at http://www.acousticlive.com/sep.4.feat.htm, (page 2.)
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Darkly thrilling, these twenty new ghost stories have all the chills and power of traditional ghost stories, but each tale is a unique retelling of an urban legend from the world over. Multiple award-winning editor Ellen Datlow and award-nominated author and editor Nick Mamatas recruited Jeffrey Ford, Ramsey Campbell, Joe R. Lansdale, Caitlin Kiernan, Catherynne M. Valente, Kit Reed, Ekaterina Sedia, and thirteen other fine writers to create stories unlike any they've written before. Tales to make readers shiver with fear, jump at noises in the night, keep the lights on. These twenty nightmares, brought together by two renowned editors of the dark fantastic, are delightful visions sure to send shivers down the spines of horror readers.
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for the recent time i have been actively using PPTP to externally connect to my home network. This is going great as i can easily browse my local NAS's content.
But it seems like PPTP has some serious security flaws. The question is: Do i have to worry about someone entering my home network unauthorized?
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The transcendent power of an evening brimming with excellent food, incredible stouts, and brilliant company took a few days for this Examiner to recover from, and so it is now that I'm finally getting around to the inauguration of the 17th Annual Stout Month on Monday, February 1. The "sneak peek" event that kicked off Stout Month at the Southern Sun boasted a full table by the time I arrived, but I was greeted warmly by Kuvy Ax, the PR Director for the Mountain Sun, Southern Sun and Vine Street Pubs. After a quick introduction to the founding, owning, managing and brewing party that maintains the day-to-day operations, plates and glasses were passed and I found myself enjoying the first bites of a succulent roasted chicken-and-potato dish, accompanied beautifully by both the frothy Coconut Cream stout and the Stoaked Oak Stout, both personal perennial favorites. The Coconut Cream is light enough to live up to its name, yet has enough body to stand up to these breweries' Stout standards—no easy feat for any stout. The Stoaked Oak stout's woody flavor and intense aroma followed well, and I heartily enjoyed the light, flaky, yet surprisingly substantial veggie and chicken quesadillas that graced my plate next. All the while I had the opportunity to chat with fellow journalists from publications as diverse as personal weblogs and the Daily Camera, discussing Stout and Chop Month's rise over the years to a major event within the Boulder community.
If the first two beers were phenomenal, the third I tasted was otherworldly. "Addiction", the latest coffee-based imperial by the brewing crew at the Sun pubs, arrived in a standard imperial stout glass along with an ABV of 9.7% and enough caffeine to load up a cup of regular coffee. The taste was superb, and I don't even really drink regular coffee—I'm a tea-and-latte kind of gal. The roasty, toasty aroma was enough to entice me, and after my first sip I thought, "This is all I want to drink. Possibly forever." And then the caffeine kicked in and I realized that simply finishing off the glass might keep me up all night. (I did, regardless…who in their right mind wouldn't?)
Substantial burgers and sandwiches arrived next and we eventually adjourned to the brewery itself, where one of the brewers gave us a guided tour of the brewing process. Some of the Sun's brew facts I already knew, and are reason enough to set them apart as exceptional—such as their lack of filtering and bottling—but others came as a surprise, like the grain tower outside of the Southern Sun, which is impossible to miss but becomes more appreciable when you understand that 80 to 100% of the grain used in their brews comes straight from that container, every day, no matter what they're brewing.
By this time I was sipping away on a Nihilist Imperial, a kicky stout with a particularly punchy attraction. It's difficult for me to describe Nihilist…it's just one of those brews you've gotta try on your own. It's an extraordinary brew with a flavor somewhat reminiscent of anise.
I caught a safe ride to the Mountain Sun, where the fellow stout-lover's vibe was strong, ferocious, and four-deep at the bar, with servers hollering out to anyone who had yet to order. I can't even imagine what the waitlist for a table must have been, but I managed to snap a few photos of Sun fans shimmering with stout enthusiasm and delight.
If you're visiting Boulder during the fabulous month of February, by all means stop by the Mountain Sun, Southern Sun or Vine Street Pub (located at 17th and Vine in Denver) a give our phenomenal local stouts a try. I, myself, am looking forward to seeing what's on tap the next time I end up at one of the Suns, which will surely be sooner rather than later.


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I attemp to use WinSCP to connect to my CentOS, but got a access denied reply. My first suspect is that the correspoing service or port, which I don't know, is not enabled.
Could anyone provide troubleshooting steps?
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Viennese label km/a embodies the concept of fusion between fashion, art and performance, while producing a beautiful, functional, wearable collection.
Founder Katha Harrer, in collaboration with Michael Ellinger, produce the unique collection, which is as timeless as it is beautiful. Innovative, sporty and functional, many of the designs are unisex and reversible. Producing mostly outerwear in the form of jackets and coats, Harrer eschews the catwalk, preferring to present her creations in fashion art performances that include elements of film, street art, sound art and graffiti.
km/a consistently utilizes non-traditional, discarded and end-of-life materials, to hand craft their unique one-of-a kind pieces. Employing a range of materials including roofing paper, rice and postal shipping bags, prison blankets, windsurfing sails and decommissioned parachutes, the collection makes an antithetical statement to the fashion system's sense of conformity and production. In addition, using fabrications and materials not normally used to produce clothing, each piece carries a contextual statement to it's past and present use.
The fashion industry has been guilty for some time of naval gazing, overly consumed with itself. The multi-faceted work of talented designers like Katha Harrer shine as a beacon of light, their cross-disciplinary work, breathing new life into an industry whose globalized operating system is no longer sustainable.
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Jennifer writes: I recently saw a few pictures from a Taylor Swift concert and I am in absolute love with one of the dresses she was wearing. It is a purple dress with a halter top and beautiful flowing bottom. Can you all help me find the designer or a dress similar?
Hey Jennifer - I'm so glad you wrote in! I love Taylor Swift, I love purple, and right now I can't stop watching this video of Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj singing Super Bass at Taylor's LA concert. Here are a few options - all of which are actually bridesmaid dresses, but hey, they've got the look. Taylor's dress is most like #1, but they all have the same feel. Enjoy your new dress! -Robin
1. Mori Lee Affairs Style 886 ($140) comes in several shades of purple
2. Purple Halter Bridesmaid Dress ($116)
3. Mori Lee Affairs Style 857 ($120)
4. Alfred Sung D480 ($122)
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Jazz vocals in the new millennium: selected listening
NOTE: Here are links to track reviews of a representative sampling of jazz vocal performances released since the start of the new millennium. Over and above my regular daily listening regime - based on a lifelong habit of checking out some new music every day - I also tracked down a couple hundred additional CDs to broaden my perspective of the current state of jazz vocals. These reviews encompass both well known stars and self-produced projects by little known vocalists.
Although there are a number of masterpieces here, my goal has been to offer a survey of the landscape rather than just a list of outstanding performances. In fact, some of the music here is rubbish - but rubbish that deserves to be put under the microscope and inspected. See my related essay on "The State of Jazz Vocals Today" for an ambitious attempt to synthesize this body of work and draw out some key trends and observations. T.G.
Karrin Allyson: All I Want
Karrin Allyson: Something Worth Waiting For (Con Alma)
Patricia Barber: Laura
Patricia Barber: Whiteworld
Michael Bublé: Summer Wind
CéU: Rainha
Eugene Chadbourne: Eleanor Rigby
Peter Cincotti: I Changed the Rules
Harry Connick, Jr.: My Blue Heaven
Jamie Cullum: London Skies
Jamie Cullum: Singin' in the Rain
Sasha Dobson: Without You
Julia Dollison: Autumn in New York
Matt Dusk: The Best Is Yet to Come
Eliane Elias: Waltz for Debby
Cássia Eller: Partido Alto
Kurt Elling: Minuano
Kurt Elling: My Foolish Heart
Kurt Elling: A New Body and Soul
Eric Felten: I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)
Nnenna Freelon (with James Moody): Just Squeeze Me
Roberta Gambarini: Lover Come Back to Me
Giacomo Gates: Summertime
Sara Gazarek: And So It Goes
Sara Gazarek & Josh Nelson: Leaving Here
Bebel Gilberto: Mais Feliz
Janita: No Words
Al Jarreau & George Benson: Four
Norah Jones (with Herbie Hancock): Court and Spark
Norah Jones: Don't Know Why
Norah Jones: The Nearness of You
Norah Jones: Wish I Could
Sara Jones: Skylark
Diana Krall: A Case of You
Diana Krall: I've Got You Under My Skin (live version)
Diana Krall: I Was Doing Alright
Diana Krall: S'Wonderful (studio version)
Abbey Lincoln: Throw It Away (2006 version)
David Linx & the Brussels Jazz Orchestra: Black Crow
Claire Martin: Slow Time
John Mayer (with Herbie Hancock): Stitched Up
Bobby McFerrin & Chick Corea: Windows
Kate McCarry: It Might As Well Be Spring
Katie Melua: Blues in the Night
Jane Monheit: In the Still of the Night
Mark Murphy: Skylark / You Don't Know What Love Is
Madeleine Peyroux: Don't Wait Too Long
Madeleine Peyroux: Once in a While
Corinne Bailey Rae (with Herbie Hancock): River
Dianne Reeves: Lullaby of Birdland
Maria Rita: A Festa
Kendra Shank: Incantation: Throw It Away
Ian Shaw: A Case of You
Somi: My Mother's Daughter
Luciana Souza: House
Melissa Stylianou: Them There Eyes
Tierney Sutton: Get Happy
Otis Taylor: My Soul's in Louisiana
Cassandra Wilson: Easy Rider
Cassandra Wilson: Honey Bee
Cassandra Wilson: Poet
Lizz Wright: Afro-Blue
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Students from United South High School spend a day with AT&T representatives, shadowing them in the different fields in the company.
The students had the opportunity to share life lessons and learn about career skills.
A total of 40 students from United South High School joined in the event.
The purpose of the program is to businesses to engage in their communities and connect with students at risk of dropping out of high school to help drive classroom and career success.


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Adaptive Defrost senses and adapts to save 12% more energy and provides improved food preservation by running the defrost cycle only when necessary.


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The Bears Paw5
School Lane Warmingham, SANDBACH, CW11 3QN
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- Excellent
- 12 guest reviews
"Although the food was good, at both dinner and breakfast I asked for small portions but was given standard portions. Although not a problem..."
"We spent a night at the Bear's Paw while visiting relatives and would have happily stayed longer. The room was spacious and well-decorated,..."
"Easy to park here. We were upgraded on arrival. We stayed in room 4 which was lovely and very peaceful. The food was excellent and a wide ch..."
"Rooms are all excellent, comfortable with quality beds, refreshments, shower and toiletries. Wifi works well with no issues and the desk and..."
"have stayed here a number of times now and always had excellent food and choice of whiskey!! Rooms are clean and tidy with a real modern fee..."
About the hotel
Located in the heart of Cheshire, in the picturesque village of Warmingham, The Bear's Paw is a delightful 19th century character inn. This charming, yet stylish gastro inn is strategically placed between the major market towns of Sandbach, Middlewich and Crewe, and easily accessible from the M6, making The Bear's Paw the ideal base from which to explore the many delights which Cheshire has to offer. Our luxurious boutique style bedrooms with exquisite decor and furnishings are the ideal haven for a peaceful nights rest.
Providing you with total comfort in lush surroundings, all 14 bedrooms are en-suite and feature modern day amenities such as flat screen televisions, complimentary Wi Fi and media hubs. At The Bear's Paw we take pride in our home cooked wholesome food. We use only the freshest and most seasonal produce which is locally sourced wherever possible. The bar features six real ales from local micro breweries and a fantastic selection of renowned wines from around the world. With two open fires, reclaimed antique oak flooring and more than 200 pictures adorning the oak panelled walls, the inn has kept its traditional charming character yet with a stylish contemporary twist. Taking you back to traditional inn-keeper hospitality, The Bear's Paw provides a warm and friendly ambiance making it the ideal place for you to truly indulge, enjoy and relax.
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Pizza place: Grimaldi's, 119 Main Street, 845/255-3800
Type: take-out
Ordered by: phone
Promised pickup time: 6:28
Actual pickup time: 6:54
Pizza ordered: plain cheese pie
Other food: salad
Meal price: $24.00
Atmosphere: Grimaldi's is focused on providing a restaurant experience for pizza eating, and does not offer delivery. One of the New Paltz Examiner's pizza posse was willing to pick up a pie for review, however, and she had plenty of time to take some notes about the newest pizza place in New Paltz while she was waiting.
The pizza was ordered on the first Saturday of the college season, so the place was packed with people. The staff was struggling to keep up with the volume; there was a lot of confusion, and lost orders abounded. The pickup area isn't well-marked, and names aren't taken with phone orders, so it's not hard to imagine why. The wait staff was friendly and responsible, something that our on-site reporter had ample time to observe; the pizza which was promised to be ready at 6:28 made it into the oven 13 minutes later.
Pizza review: Grimaldi's as a chain is known for thin, crispy-crusted pizza. The pizzas which rolled out of the oven were all crisp; our on-site observer saw a number that appeared unevenly cooked. In fact, the one which arrived home had dark brown burns on one edge of the crust. The sauce and cheese were applied unevenly to the pie.
Before even looking at the pizza, however, it took a moment to marvel at the packaging. Rather than a tradition pizza box, Grimaldi's provided a brown paper bag for bringing the pizza home in. Surprisingly, this didn't lead to a mangled meal, as the pictures attest.
Appearance aside, the pizza was tasty. They use an excellent mix of cheeses and the sauce was tangy and flavorful. The thin crust made folding the slices easy, but it also made them more likely to sag when they were picked up. No shirts were harmed in the review of this pizza.
Open ownership question: According to local staff, Grimaldi's is associated with the other pizza places by that name, but this fact was unable to be verified by the corporate headquarters in time for this review. The location is co-owned by Adam Mandeverde and Frank Ciolli, the former of whom confirmed that they are is affiliated with the chain made famous in Brooklyn and out west. Ciolli is also the family name of the company president, who forwarded inquiries to a marketing manager who offered to "explain the relationship" over the phone (but would not via reply email); the conversation was not able to take place before press time. The New Paltz location is not listed on the main site or the New York-area web page; it's also not listed on the Facebook page except in comments by fans. (In fact, one fan asked specifically about this, and then later claimed on the page, "I posted on this wall asking why they have not made any mention of affiliation with the New Paltz Store and they deleted my post.") Mandeverde explained that such updates take time to implement, but he was reached for comment several days prior to the fan's comment being removed on Facebook.
No matter who owns this pizza place, it's demonstrating growing pains. The pizza is tasty, but unlike other places to order a pie in New Paltz it can't be delivered and probably shouldn't be ordered for take-out, as this establishment is really not prepared for it.


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My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
I've a new Dell Inspiron special edition with Intel® Core™ i7-3612QM and Ati Radeon HD 7730M. I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 in dual boot with Windows 7.
Yesterday after a kernel upgrade from
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3.2.0-27, Ubuntu doesn't boot anymore. I see the grub and when selecting "Ubuntu with Linux 3.2.0-27-generic", the system switched to a black screen with blinking cursor. No console enabled, at this time I can only shutdown the system with the power button.
If I select previous Linux version, Linux 3.2.0-26 starts without a problem.
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Robert P. Ruman
All-Border Conference and Third Team Little All-America in football in 1942. In 1941 he ranked 14th in the nation in total offense with 1,027 yards. He also averaged 9.5 yards per pass attempt (38-of-82 for 772 yards). Basketball team captain in 1942 and 1943. Second leading scorer in Border Conference in 1942-43, averaging 11.4 points per game. Earned second team All-Border Conference in basketball in both 1942 and 1943. He batted .384 in baseball to lead the Wildcats in hitting. Former baseball coach at Camelback and Central High Schools in Phoenix.


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PLUS: PS3 Tools Collection v2.2.2.
Aldo has released a frontend for the ps2classic tool by the ps3dev-net team. Additionally, his collection of tools has been updated.
PS2 Classics GUI by aldostools is a neat Windows frontend for the recently released ps2classic tool by the ps3dev-net team.
This one allows you to decrypt and encrypt the ISO.BIN.ENC.
The GUI is now at v1.3. Take a look at the changelog for all the recent updates:
Changes in 1.3:
- Added support for the VMC/VME commands.
- Added /? to display the command line syntax.
Changes in 1.2:
- Fixed the patch that writes the new image size and image type in the LIMG header.
- Now displays the 16 bytes of the LIMG header when the image is opened.
- Now allows to add the LIMG sector to the end of image.
- Changed the GUI to a "tabbed look".
Changes in 1.1:
- Added support for drag & drop and command line interface (CLI) -> pass the full path of the image as parameter.
- Added support for auto decryption if a PKG is selected or passed as parameter.
- RAP files are auto copied to the RAPS folder if they are present in the same folder of the PKG or in a "exdata" folder
- Pad verification (for multiple of 0x4000) now asks if you want to add the required padding when needed.
- Image type (CD or DVD) is now detected and displayed on the GUI
- Added option to patch the image with the file size and image type (CD or DVD)
The program looks for the LIMG header in the offset (File Size - 0x4000), and changes the 4 bytes size (in big endian format) to:
(Image Size - 0x4000) \ 0x800 for DVD and sets 8th byte to 1. Bytes 15-16 are set to 08 00
(Image Size - 0x4000) \ 0x930 for CD and sets 8th byte to 2. Bytes 15-16 are set to 09 30
For more info, see the included README file in the download.
Additionally, Aldo has updated his Collection of tools with new versions of "PS3 Cheats Editor", "Bruteforce Save Data", and "PKG ContentID". For the full changelog, check out Aldo's official website linked below.
Off-Site Download Links:
- PS2 Classics GUI v1.3 (Always the latest version on this link).
- PS3 Tools Collection v2.2.2 (11.51 MB) - (includes over 25 tools).
NEWS SOURCE #1: PS3Tools (via) Aldostools
NEWS SOURCE #2: PS2 Classics GUI 1.0 PS3 Tools Collection v2.2.2 Aldo (via) PSX-Scene
Our thanks to 'Gauss' for this news item!
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March 4, 2012
TUCSON, Ariz. -
Arizona's No. 29-ranked women's tennis team earned another win over a ranked opponent as it defeated No. 20 Saint Mary's in a 5-2 decision at Robson Tennis Center on Sunday. The victory gave the Wildcats a perfect 7-0 record at home and a 9-3 record overall.
"This is a good win for our program and I'm really proud of the girls," Arizona head coach Vicky Maes said. "They came out wanting nothing less but a big win and they backed it up."
Arizona came out fighting hard in doubles play, earning a win on all three courts. Sophomore Lacey Smyth (Oceanside, Calif.) and senior Natasha Marks (Nottingham, England) set the standard, winning at No. 1, sophomores Susan McRann (Dublin, Ireland) and Kim Stubbe (Mol, Belgium) were not far behind at No. 3 and senior Sarah Landsman (Syosset, N.Y.) and freshman Hailey Johnson (San Diego, Calif.) finished out their match for a victory at No. 2.
"The doubles were strong on all courts," Maes said. "We got the early leads, which was very important, and then we just kept cruising on all three courts."
In singles play, Marks was first to finish with her straight-set defeat of No. 119 Catherine Isip at the No. 2 position. McRann earned a win next over Catherine Leduc at the No. 5 spot and Landsman sealed the win for the Wildcats with her victory over Anna Chkhikvishvilli at No. 3.
In addition, Stubbe posted a win over Jade Frampton to give Arizona another point.
"In singles we got quick wins from Tash, Sarah, and Susan which gave us the win," Maes said. "All other matches were decided by super tiebreakers, so they were very close as well. The goal was to compete on all courts and I feel we accomplished that. We need to keep our momentum going into next week's match."
The Wildcats will have a couple of days off before hosting No. 72 North Carolina State on Wednesday, March 7 at noon at Robson Tennis Center. It will mark Arizona's last non-conference match before embarking on Pac-12 play on Friday, March 16.
For complete results and continued coverage of Arizona Women's Tennis, check back to ArizonaWildcats.com.
Arizona 5, Saint Mary's 2
1. Smyth/Marks (Arizona) def. Isip/Searl (SMC), 8-1
2. Landsman/Johnson (Arizona) def. Jullien/Leduc (SMC), 8-6
3. McRann/Stubbe (Arizona) def. Frampton/Lindlar (SMC), 8-2
Order of Finish: 1, 3*, 2
1. Jenny Jullien (SMC) def. Lacey Smyth (Arizona), 5-7, 6-4 (10-7)
2. Natasha Marks (Arizona) def. Catherine Isip (SMC), 6-0, 6-1
3. Sarah Landsman (Arizona) def. Anna Chkhikvishvilli (SMC), 6-3, 6-2
4. Kim Stubbe (Arizona) def. Jade Frampton (SMC), 6-2, 4-6, (11-9)
5. Susan McRann (Arizona) def. Catherine Leduc (SMC), 6-1, 6-3
6. Carla Lindlar (SMC) def. Debora Castany (Arizona), 6-2, 4-6, (10-2)
Order of Finish: 2, 5, 3*, 6, 4, 1


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It's not every day you hear that Rick Priestley, the creator of Warhammer 40,000, is launching a new science fiction game so we're getting rather excited about it here. Dark Space Corp is his new company and their first game is going to be Beyond the Gates of Antares, a science fiction combat game.
Details are pretty slim at the moment although I'm sure we'll here a lot more about it in the build up to their Kickstarter, but what's got me really excited is the prospect of being involved right at the beginning of an evolving world. If you've already read my article on the origins of Warhammer 40,000′s Space Marine Primarchs then you'll know how incredibly detailed Rick's worlds are – how awesome will it be to be the next Pedro Kantor?
But enough of my ramblings, here's the press release from Dark Space Corp themselves: -
Beyond the Gates of Antares
Dark Space Corp proudly announces Beyond the Gates of Antares – Rick Priestley's brand new science fiction wargame universe.
It's a collaboration project between Rick Priestley and YOU so if you fancy helping to build a new miniature wargame universe then get involved and head over to our growing community of designers, modellers, painters and wargamers here: www.darkspacecorp.com
We're creating an entirely original setting for a new and original game – a new idea for new times. This is a game that takes science fiction wargaming forward, with a fresh and unsettling vision of a future where mankind has spread amongst the stars… and changed. Changed into a species so much more than human… and so much less!
GoA is the world's first real-time dynamic gaming universe – a mighty statement! (and a bit of a mouthful…) Let us explain: As you play the game and feed us the results of your battles (through our website or smartphone App), those results then change how we create, what we write, who we write about, what happens next and ultimately which of the rival species and factions receive rewards. Those rewards come in lots of shapes, including (but not limited to): New developments in weaponry and other armaments, access to ancient alien secret technologies providing local game bonuses, enhanced technology add-ons for vehicles and other equipment that boost your force's performance, and the opportunity for your factions to be the first to access new models and open up new areas of Antarean space.
Help us create the world's first real-time completely interactive tabletop gaming universe – with a constantly evolving back-story driven by real player participation and featuring the most successful players as actual world characters – want to know more? Join us today and become one of the Honoured Founders of the Antarean gaming universe.
We're Kickstarting!
We're launching our Kickstarter on 1st Jan 2013 and we'll be adding early details of each pledge reward tier to our website within the next week or so
We're doing this so that we can see if you are interested in not only helping us define the game rules, artwork, miniature range, tactical abilities, scenery, vehicles and everything else but also backing us to fund the project. Backers will get very early access to all our evolving content, including alpha rule books (est april 2013) and miniature design concepts (est Jan/Feb!) as we develop them so that you can play with your friends, discuss what the good and bad points are and talk with your fellow backers before feeding back to us so that we can adapt our thoughts to be more inline with yours.
We already know much of the initial design (well, it's mostly in Rick's head at the moment) and we want to work with a unique set of people with the vision to fund it and help us make it the best wargame experience that exists.
Simply put: we NEED you!
Get involved here www.darkspacecorp.com
If you enjoyed this blog then please take a look at the rest of our website here and like us on Facebook here. Roll on 2013!


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PlayStation Experience Mega Post – all the headlines and trailers
Many game announcements occurred during the PlayStation Experience keynote today. Because most will fall off the front page soon, we rounded up the headlines and trailers for you in one lovely post along with the on-demand video of the keynote.
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Just Cause 3 dev needs "a little bit of time" to address launch issues
Just Cause 3 will be patched – eventually.
Life is Strange: Episode 5 - let's talk about our feelings
Life is Strange is finished. You have feelings. It's okay. This is a safe space.
Tir à la tête! How I benefited from playing Tomb Raider in a second language
Pat plays – and understands – his first game in French. His world is now a different place.
Rise of the Tomb Raider 2016 release windows announced for PC, PS4
Rise of the Tomb Raider will remain an Xbox console exclusive for one year, Square Enix has announced.
E3 2015: All the conference times and links to livestreams in one place
E3 2015 is looming like a dark, moist cloud of doom over our heads. Soon, it will erupt in a deluge of triple-A and indie titles. Are you prepared for the inevitable flood? No, you're not, but thankfully we're throwing you a life preserver full of hope.
World of Assassination and Unravel trademarks from Square and EA outed
Sony's The Last Guardian trademark may not have been much of surprise considering the game has been in development for ages, but two other trademarks which have also popped up are rather interesting.
Final Fantasy 14's Heavensward expansion will be released in June
Heavensward, the first expansion for Final Fantasy 14, will be released in June, Square Enix announced at PAX East today.
First look at night time gameplay and full map of Final Fantasy 15: Episode Duscae
Hajime Tabata just finished streaming never-before-seen facets of the Final Fantasy 15 demo.
Life is Strange: "this is definitely a game for the Telltale and Heavy Rain fans"
With The Walking Dead, Heavy Rain and Gone Home among its peers, Life is Strange seems like a heck of a departure for Remember Me developer Dontnod.
A lapsed fan chats with Final Fantasy 15 director Hajime Tabata
Final Fantasy 15 director Hajime Tabata has a lot of ground to recover if he's going to win fans back to the franchise.
Final Fantasy 15 demo coming in 2015, Type-0 dated - report
Square Enix will be releasing a playable demo of Final Fantasy 15 on Xbox One and PS4 next year.
Crystal Dynamics wasn't intentionally vague over Rise of the Tomb Raider's Xbox One exclusivity
Crystal Dynamics says it didn't mean to confuse or mislead fans when it announced Rise of the Tomb Raider's exclusivity to Xbox One at gamescom.
Lords of the Fallen: what is it, and why do we care?
Lords of the Fallen might already be on your holiday 2014 shopping list, but if not, we've got a bucket full of reasons explaining why you should be on board.
Sony to sell all of its shares in Square Enix
Sony Corporation has announced that it will be selling all of its shares in Square Enix within the next few days.
Thief: Garrett is well-equipped to steal your old-school heart
Thief is Eidos Montreal's second attempt at rebooting a classic first-person franchise for modern sensibilities. Can Square Enix hit two for two? Brenna takes a break from burglary to nod enthusiastically.
Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition and the gateway to next-gen - interview
Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition executive producer Scott Amos explains to VG247's Dave Cook why the project is more than a mere port, how it gave Crystal Dynamics a foothold on PS4 and Xbox One, and why it bodes well for Lara's future.
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Final Fantasy 15 Wait Mode lets you pause the action and aim your attacks
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Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 out this December, here's a new trailer
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Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy 15 videos take another look at the cast, plot
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Mazio Denmar Vesey Royster
Position: RB
Height: 6-1 Weight: 205 lbs.
Born: August 3, 1970 in Pomona, CA
High School: Bishop Amat
College: USC (school history) (Royster college stats)
Drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 11th round (284th overall) of the 1992 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 1 (13070th overall since 1950)
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Welcome to the Kewpee Lunch web page. The Kewpee is famous throughout the midwest as one of the oldest and best hamburger restaurants. Milwaukee Magazine restaurant critic Willard Romantini picked the Kewpee as one of the 20 best hamburgers in Wisconsin. A local Journal Times readers poll picked the Kewpee as the best burger in Racine not once but several times. They also picked us as the Best 50"s Diner. But the only critics we listen to or care about are the 700-1000 customers that walk in the door each day.
Please visit our history page and photo page to learn more about the Kewpee. We also have a links page with some sites of interest to us. Maybe you will like them too. Rose O'Neil was the creator of the original Kewpie Dolls back in 1909 who once said they came to her in a dream dancing around her head. If you have any questions feel free to e-mail us.
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Santa Stroll timings announced
- 04 December 2013 13:30
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Once again, City fans have been out in force, buying their suits for the fourth Annual Santa Stroll. With suit sales close to 1000, City in the Community are again grateful to all supporters who are taking part in the charity event.
As well as the Santa Stroll - sponsored by Quoteline - at the Etihad on Sunday 8 December, mini-strolls are taking place in Hong Kong, Toronto, Sydney, Washington DC and Jersey as City fans wear their festive sky blue suits with pride across the world.
Back in Manchester and new for 2013, fans have the chance to run the whole route in the 'Santa Dash' as the 5k route enters the stadium twice, going pitch side for the first time in four years.
There'll also be some great prizes provided by Foot Asylum and fans will have the opportunity to step inside the home changing room for five minutes courtesy of the MCFC stadium tours team.
Priced at £2 for adults and £1 for children, simply stop off on-route and step inside the room where Manuel Pellegrini makes his match day team-talks.
Come and join the fun…
With loads of fun competitions, live music and entertainment with Danny, Natalie and Wingman, come along early as the Blue Moon café serves breakfast from 9.30am.
Fans will also have the opportunity to purchase signed Christmas cards and memorabilia to make the perfect Christmas gifts for all City fans.
Suits are still available, and fans can purchase them from the stadium CityStore between 9.00am and 5.30pm each day including Saturday.
Sign up today and kick off your sky blue Christmas.
Full Santa Stroll timings
9.30am – BT City Square opens
11.00am – Dashers and strollers move to start line
11.15am – The warm-up
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11.35am – The Santa Stroll
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Russian Duet Disqualified For Drug Use
Aug 9, 2000
In accordance with the resolution of the FINA Doping Panel, the LEN decided to disqualify the Russian Team from the Synchronised Swimming Duet Final at the recent European Swimming Championships in Helsinki (FIN), June 28 - July 9 2000.
Maria Kisseleva, component of the Russian Duet that had won the Gold Medal, tested positive for ephedrine (a stimulant) on urine samples collected from her after the Duet Final competition on July 1, 2000.
The new classification of the Synchronised Swimming Duet Final at the European Swimming Championships is as follows:
France will be awarded the team trophy for the best Nation in Synchronised Swimming at the European Championships of 2000. The Russian Duet will be requested to return the medals awarded, for a presentation to the French Duet, and respectively Silver and Bronze to Spain and Italy, at a time and date to be decided later.
In order to harmonise the application of dopiing control regulations on the international level, and in accordance with the new LEN General Event Rules adopted by the LEN Congress on 13 May 2000, LEN reported and will report all adverse findings from doping controls carried out at the LEN Events to FINA for their further consideration.
83 urine samples had been collected from athletes participating in the European Championships in Helsinki. The IOC accredited laboratory of Helsinki reported back 82 negatives and 1 adverse finding as above.
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Iowa Public Radio will host its first-ever Battle of the Chefs on March 27. The event will pit five chefs of varying backgrounds and specialties against each other at West End Architectural Salvage with all those in attendance serving as judges. The battle will be a fundraiser for IPR and will be a new venture for their "Insights" series, as it will incorporate not only people talking about food, but the opportunity for listeners to be there in person to see and taste the food. Tickets to the event are $27.50 apiece, and they may be purchased online through Tikly or by calling 1-800-861-8000. The event will start at 5 p.m. and will include music from Iowa Public Radio's "Studio One" and the opportunity to sample not only the chef's creations, but some craft beers as well. IPR's "Talk of Iowa" host, Charity Nebbe, will be on hand to chat with guests.
Battle of the Chefs will feature four chefs from the Des Moines Metro area and one from Ames. The competition will feature Tacopocalypse's Sam Auen, HoQ's Suman Hoque, Le Jardin's Tag Grandgeorge, Embassy Club West's Michael Bailey, and Cupcake Emporium's Tawnya Zerr. It will be interesting to see how Zerr's two runs on the Food Network's Cupcake Wars and Auen's out-of-the-box thinking and experience at Battledish Des Moines 2013 will help them against the three upscale restaurant chefs. If you think they will be at a disadvantage in a competition like this one, don't. The self-taught Auen has worked at some of Des Moines' top restaurants (Centro, Cafe di Scala, Miyabi 9, and Zen, to name a few) and won "Most Creative" at last year's Dishcrawl-sponsored Battledish. Zerr and her assistant produced 1000 Marilyn Monroe-themed cupcakes for Season 9 of Cupcake Wars and had to make 80's-inspired cupcakes using quiche ingredients for Season 8, so she is used to working under pressure. The Cupcake Emporium also serves lunch, so cupcakes are not all that Zerr can make. Heavyweights like Grandgeorge, Bailey, and Hoque will definitely make it difficult for Auen and Zerr, though.
This sounds like a very fun event, so don't miss it Des Moines. Speaking of fun, check out Tawnya Zerr's first audition tape for Cupcake Wars in the embedded video.
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I'm going to be starting treatment with Pegasys and Ribavirin on Sept, 17, 07. I was wondering do I take ribavirin on the day that I will do my first shot? I've never done this and I don't want to mess this up. Do I do the shot at night and then take the co-pegasys (ribavirin) the next day?
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Well my sister, During all 3 of my TX's I did my shot and took Ribaviron at night then in the morning. I dont know how many pills they told you to take while you or on TX, My first time 3/pills at night/3/pills in the morn. On my last TX it was 4pills at night 3 in the morn. Just make sure your doctor tell ya everything!!! Hope it goes pain free for you!!!!!!!!! L&R's John
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Thanks Tattman! I'm supposed to take 3 pills in the morning and 2 pills at night. I just don't know if I should do both on the same day! I play phone tag with my doctor, since I travel 3 hours away to see her! But, I will call her just to make sure! And, Thanks again! L&R's Kristin~
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Hi Angel
I take the shot on Friday night and also take 3 pills in the am, and 3 pills in the pm every day. You will be in my prayers
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I took my first dose of Riba the morning of my first shot before I went to work. When I got home from work (Fridays) I took my shot and my 2nd dose of Riba.
At the end of treatment I continued my Riba for a week after the last shot.
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Good luck starting tx its worth it. I try to do my meds according to my schedule.I do my shots on my days off it possible. I was on 2 riba in the am and 3 at nite for 6 mos. then they decreased my dose to 600. 2 am 1 pm. I was getting x anemic. I think my GI may increase again. If you can try to eat and drink a lot of water with thse pills it helps. Keep in touch this site helps a great deal when your on tx. My thoughts are with you.
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Are you doing your first shot by yourself? Are you not going to the doctor for your first part of treatment? My doctor refused to treat me if I did the first part by myself. I just started last friday. I went to my doctors office with a small cooler for the shots (they have to be room temp for about 30mins before the shot anytime you do it), the kit for treatment (which the doctor had given me on the last 2 visits (it had pregnacy test, pamplets, videos on how to give yourself the shot, info about the virus, a journal, a 24-7 nurse line,alcohol wipes, and the orange hazard box for the needles, the kit is free and you can call to get more).
I took the treatment on a friday b/c that is the only way she does this. I was told to take the shot in the evening but since I had to see her at lunch, I was able to take the pills too. I sure that you could take the first pill in the morning, do the shot in the evening, take the last pill with dinner. EAT WITH THE PILLS if you can. They kill my stomach. You are taking the same meds as me. I would call your doctor and ask him about your first day of this. I really think you should take it first with the doctor b/c it is hands on.
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1-877-734-2797 this is also the number for the 24-7 nurse. When you call press prompt 1 to speak to an operator. Also go to www.pegassist.com when you sign up you have a nurse assigned to you that you can call at anytime. They call you and get you loaded into the system and ask you a few questions to verify some info. With in the week a nurse calls you. The web site is very helpful. You get this also in your kit. You fill out the info and mail it in for free.
Hope this helps and I am praying for you. You are on the right road!
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Hey sister. I started my pills on the same day as my first shot. I take two (400mg) in the morning and two at nigh for a total of 800 mg. I do my shot on Sunday evening because as a minister my most demanding time is the weekend. As others have indicated here, do your shot when you have a couple of days that you can take it easy and relax. With me the sides of the shot seem to be most severe during those two days. Also, I take two extra strength Tylenol about an hour before my shot which helps.
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I did my shots on my own from the start. I had to attend two mandatory classes before beginning treatment. The first covered Hep C from A to Z. The second was to learn how to administor the shot. My wife Vickey attnded both with me.
Absolutely eat before taking the pills. They are extremely hard on an empty stomach. I always time it so I have eaten a full meal no more the an hour or so before my pills.
The kit that angelblueeyes mentions is invaluable. My doctor gave me one too.
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Thank you everyone for your words of encouragement! I really need it. I'm just so scared that I'm going to mess this up. I don't know what I would do without the support of people like you on this site, since no one in my family knows; except my mom. But, thanks for your input! Big Hugs, Kristin~
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Hi AngelEyez3. The nurse will probably do your first injection with you. My advice is take it as late in the day as you can, so you can go home to bed and sleep through it. Most people get the flu=like symptons first injection (see my journal entry for more details). You usually take your first dose of Ribavirin that evening. I wich you the very best of luck with it. Stick with it if you can. SuperSi.
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A community is coming together today to support the lone survivor of a brutal attack that claimed the lives of her parents and four siblings earlier this month.
It was July 9, 2014, when 15-year-old Cassidy Stay and her family were ambushed inside their home in a brutal attack by a former family member identified as Ronald Lee Haskell. Cassidy's parents, as well as her four younger siblings, were killed in the intrusion; amazingly, Cassidy was grazed instead of fatally shot, and the teen then fought her way to call authorities for help.
Her bravery, according to authorities, alerted police that Haskell was still reportedly intending to do more harm. Her 911 call resulted in officials pursuing Haskell and cornering him in a nearby subdivision, resulting in a stand-off that eventually led to the suspect's arrest.
Friends, loved ones, and even complete strangers are now coming together to support Cassidy, through the "Stay Strong" campaign. The group has announced a benefit softball tournament to be held Saturday, August 16, 2014, to help raise funds for Cassidy's medical expenses and other needs.
The event will be held at PJ's Softball Park in Spring, TX, with Mens' and Co-ed Divisions. Entry fee is $175.00 per team, with all proceeds benefiting the Stay Family Fund. Additionally, items will be up for raffle; Brad Bezoni, one of the volunteers for this event, tells The Examiner that raffle items are being accepted for the benefit.
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A Massachusetts moderate, a Senator from Pennsylvania rarely seen without a sweater-vest, and the former Speaker of the US House (as well as one libertarian doctor from Texas) are now blitzing through Colorado. Colorado's GOP caucuses will be held February 7, 2012; and though the caucus is non-binding the results are bound to be more impactful than any of the presidential hopefuls might have otherwise assumed.
Colorado's precinct caucuses will not result in any candidate winning delegates. Delegates will not be chosen until April. . . And yet, eyes are now upon our state, and the results of the informal presidential preference poll that is the Colorado caucus event, will profoundly impact the race moving forward. But let's not get ahead of ourselves.
Until the election year of 2008, Colorado did not hold a formal presidential preference poll. (Thank you former GOP chairman, Dick Wadhams.) And the afore-mentioned non-binding, but woefully informal, town hall vote will indicate who Republicans in Colorado would like to see as the GOP presidential nominee. That is the center of events at 7:00 pm on February 7, 2012. The caucus is essentially a town meeting, in which delegates are chosen for later contests. A win on the first Tuesday of February does not promise the victor any votes in the national convention where the candidate for the general Presidential election is officially nominated.
As the GOP's website explains (in what appears to be seventh grade English):
At each precinct caucus meeting, a Presidential preference poll is held, local political party leaders are selected, and delegates to county and district assemblies are elected. . . Colorado's full 36 delegates will not be chosen until April.
Essentially, it is the first step, in a long process, which will ultimately end on April 14th when Colorado holds its State GOP convention.
So, why does it matter? (I know. I can read your mind.) Our current nomination process – setting aside my fundamental disagreements about how it is run – has one magic word that every candidate hopes will be applied to their campaign: Momentum. The GOP decided, in the mid 20th century, that it would be publicly beneficial for their otherwise stuffy image to cast aside any notion of representative governance, and follow the lead of the Democrat party by opening their nomination process up to the public. As a result of voters flocking (I use that word lightly) to the polling places and caucuses across the country; the number one concern on everyone's mind was: electability.
Electability. Voters know that word all too well. That adjective has given the Republican Party such gems as John McCain, Bob Dole, and Gerald Ford. And yet, when the primary or caucus comes along, what is the primary concern of most voters? I have no illusions. As Bill Buckley once said, "Always vote for the most conservative, winnable candidate." However, electable should not be synonymous with moderate. . . But I digress.
The winner, and those who over-perform their expectations, on the first Tuesday of February in Colorado will carry on with more momentum into the following states. The next slew of potential delegate-accumulators (known in the real world as presidential primary contests) will be impacted by the outcome of Colorado's non-binding preference poll; because of momentum.
If Rick Santorum performs substantially better than he did over the weekend (coming in last place in Nevada) get used to his easy smile and sweater vests; because he'll be around for bit longer. If Newt Gingrich makes yet another sudden and inexplicable resurgence, then let's assume his comments about fighting all the way to the convention were not merely political fodder. And if Mitt Romney performs as well as vanilla ice cream (as he is likely to do) brace yourself for the "front-runner" title being etched in stone.
And if Ron Paul has a respectable showing in Colorado's caucuses; let not your heart be troubled. The college students who showed up to the GOP caucus will someday comfortably adapt to the label "conservative". . . After they grow up.
The purpose of the GOP caucuses in Colorado? To define a campaign as having the ever coveted momentum needed to secure future contests.
Happy voting. . . Click here to find your caucus.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. --- The Fresno State lacrosse team wrapped up its 2014 season with a 19-6 loss to Michigan on Saturday afternoon at Michigan Stadium.
"We had some good moments in the game and came out strong but we couldn't finish," said Fresno State head coach Jessica Pausewang. "I think this season we definitely improved and grew vastly on the field."
Kyleigh Westgarth and Marcy Levatino led Fresno State with two goals each, while Anjelica Fuccillo and Kara Concheck added one apiece.
Westgarth also recorded one assist and three draw controls for the 'Dogs and Fuccillo added two assists to finish with three point on the day.
Senior Lisa Barnaba recorded 11 saves and a team-high five groundballs for the Bulldogs in her last collegiate game in cage.
"I'm extremely proud of their accomplishments," added Pausewang on Barnaba, Concheck and Ashley Phillips. "It's been an honor to have coached these three seniors for three years and to see them grow so much as not on lacrosse players but young women. I'm excited for what's to come for this program and we are going to work hard in our off season."
Fresno State ended its year with a 2-13 overall record and 1-8 MPSF mark.
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When respected ex-Canadian Forces commander Bern Fortin cuts short his military career to take a job as the coroner for a small mountain town in the heart of BC, he's hoping to leave the past behind. Bern's looking forward to a quiet life, but the memories of what he witnessed during his stints in Afghanistan and other war-torn countries haunt him still. When the body of one of the workers is found floating in the huge bottle-washing tank at the local brewery, Bern is called in for a routine investigation. What first appears to be a tragic accident takes a menacing turn when the body of the worker's girlfriend is discovered in a nearby field. Bern needs the help of brewery safety investigator Evie Chapelle, who, burdened by tragedies she might have prevented, is more determined than ever to keep her workers, and their tight-knit community, safe. Soon, Bern and Evie find themselves risking their jobs--and their lives--to uncover a killer hiding in a place where it is awfully hard to keep a secret...
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Welcome to The Dark Side, a collection of excerpts from some of Simon & Schuster Canada's most terrifying, mysterious, and suspenseful novels. From Nick Cutter's old-school thriller, The Troop, to Kathy Reichs' internationally bestselling Bones series, these stories will leave you trembling. The Dark Side includes excerpts from: Bones of the Lost by Kathy Reichs The Demonologist by Andrew Pyper Shoot the Dog by Brad Smith Eye of the Storm by Rob Pobi The Troop by Nick Cutter Open Secret by Deryn Collier A Murder of Crows by David Rotenberg The Guilty by Sean Slater Death of a Patriot by Don Gutteridge Stranglehold by Robert Rotenberg Freak by Jennifer Hillier
Open Secret (Bern Fortin #2)by Deryn Collier
A riveting new Bern Fortin mystery from the author of Confined Space.<P> Deryn Collier's debut mystery, Confined Space, was called an "intelligently conceived, suspenseful, and elegantly written story" by The Toronto Star. Now Coroner Bern Fortin is back in a riveting new mystery.<P> After the abrupt end to his military career Bern has settled into an uneasy peace in his new life in Kootenay Landing--a peace he knows can't last. Out for a fall hike, he discovers Dr. Juniper Sinclair, the town's lone doctor, attempting to revive small-time drug dealer Seymour Melnychuk, who has been shot in the forehead. In a seemingly unrelated incident, Gary Dowd abandons his van while crossing the US border. Gary is a local father of two, an accountant, and a steady, predictable guy. He's also been best friends with Seymour Melnychuk since elementary school.<P> Bern knows the two disturbing events must be related and works with police constable Maddie Schilling to uncover the hidden ties that connect the two cases. Why was Dr Sinclair already on the scene? Why is there no exit wound on Seymour's body? Why did Gary Dowd disappear while trying to cross the border? Who truly controls the hills and forests around Kootenay Landing? Amidst the chaos of the case, Bern's military background comes back to haunt him, forcing him to confront the secrets of his own past that he has long sought to keep buried.<p> As Bern and Schilling close in on the killer, each is drawn into the case personally and the stakes are higher than anyone can imagine. Everyone has something to hide, and no one in Kootenay Landing seems willing to talk. But Bern Fortin is well aware that no secret can remain buried forever--not even his own.
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