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When deputies arrived at Moyer's studio apartment, they found him in his driveway with a notched arrow in a compound bow, ready to fire. He also had a black pistol sticking out of his back pocket.
Moyer claimed two people were still inside his apartment. Deputies searched the apartment and did not find anyone, nor did they find any signs of forced entry. Moyer said the burglars must have left through a "secret trap-door in the kitchen," the criminal pleading alleged.
Deputies did find a prescription pill bottle in the apartment containing what appeared to be a controlled substance. They also found cocaine near the bedpost.
One of the deputies noticed Moyer was agitated, insisted people were inside his apartment and appeared to be hallucinating. He also noticed an arrow had been fired inside the apartment at Moyer's own coat.
The deputy found Moyer to be a danger to himself and others, due to his intoxication and apparent use of dangerous weapons.
Moyer was arrested and charged with third-degree felony possession of a controlled substance, class A misdemeanor possession of a dangerous weapon by a restricted person, class B misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia and class C misdemeanor intoxication.
A roll call hearing is scheduled for Jan. 14 with Judge Todd Shaughnessy.
Man charged with trafficking 12 pounds of marijuana with his son in the car
Ryan M. Cooper, 36, from California, faces several charges after a Summit County Sheriff deputy discovered over 12 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop, with Cooper's 14-year-old son in the passenger seat.
Cooper admitted he was being paid to transport the drugs from Oakland, Calif. to Indianapolis, Ind., according to charging documents filed in Third District Court.
The deputy stopped Cooper on Nov. 18 for going 8 mph over the speed limit on I-80, and told Cooper he would be deploying the Sheriff's Department K-9 to detect possible drugs in the vehicle.
Before the K-9 was deployed, Cooper admitted to having a small amount of marijuana inside a toiletries bag in the vehicle. The deputy found the marijuana in the toiletries bag, as well as two syringes containing liquid mushroom spores.
The deputy also found 12.2 pounds of marijuana in the back of the vehicle.
Cooper was charged with second-degree felony possession of a controlled substance, third-degree felony possession of a controlled substance, third-degree felony child endangerment, class A misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia and class C misdemeanor speeding.
A $25,000 warrant was issued for Cooper's failure to appear at his initial court hearing on Monday.
Male threatens female with gun and knife
On May 25, a female reported she had gone camping at Rockport Reservoir with Michael Charles Gainer, 34, of South Jordan, whom she had only met that morning. During the night, Gainer reportedly approached her wearing a headlamp and pointing a pistol at her, telling her there was "one in the chamber," according to Third District Court charging documents filed in Third District Court.
The female recognized the pistol as a pellet gun and chided him for pointing it at her. Gainer than told her he was going to stab her. Remembering Gainer had a folding knife earlier in the day, and fearing he would use it on her, she swung a piece of firewood at him. He then struck her in the head with an unknown object that opened a two-inch laceration on her head, then fled the area, the criminal pleading alleged.
When the Sheriff's Office deputy arrived, he searched the campsite for evidence of Gainer's identity and found an eyeglass case containing an unused needle and 0.6 grams of methamphetamine.
A short time later, Gainer called dispatch and claimed the female had assaulted him. Deputies located his vehicle and arrested him. A vehicle search revealed a headlamp, a folding knife, an unused syringe and a cut straw with residue.
Gainer was charged with third-degree felony aggravated assault, and was sentenced Monday to serve 30 days in jail, 50 hours of community service and two years probation. He was also ordered to undergo a mental health and substance abuse evaluation and to complete any recommended treatment.
Wanted man punches deputy in the groin at fast food restaurant
Jonathon Lugo Suarez, 19, of Midway punched a Summit County Sheriff deputy in the groin while trying to resist arrest.
Sheriff Deputy Joshua Bowers contacted Suarez at the fast food restaurant in Kimball Junction where Suarez was working concerning warrants issued for failing to appear in court. When Bowers attempted to arrest Suarez, he tried to walk away. Bowers physically restrained Suarez, but he broke loose and punched Bowers in the groin, according to the criminal pleading filed.
Suarez then fled to a nearby hotel and hid in the basement maintenance room, where he was discovered by two hotel employees. The employees attempted to detain Suarez, and pinned him to the floor. Suarez allegedly grabbed one of the employees by the hand and bent his fingers back until the tendons tore, and then fled.
Deputies later located Suarez in West Valley City. He faces charges of class A misdemeanor assault against a peace officer, class A misdemeanor assault, class A misdemeanor failure to stop at command of law officer and class B misdemeanor interference with arresting officer.
Suarez is scheduled for a roll call hearing on Dec. 17 with Judge Todd Shaughnessy.
Man steals money and keys from spa lockers
On Aug. 19, 2012, Gary R. Singer, 35, went to a Park City spa to exercise. While there, he allegedly entered the men's locker room, opened a locker and removed cash from a gym bag.
Singer left the spa and went to a Kimball Junction spa and went to the men's locker room. He opened a locker and took a set of car keys, which he used to open the vehicle and took a wallet containing more than $1,000, a ring and a watch valued at $400 to $500.
Singer then attempted to use a credit card taken from the wallet to purchase sunglasses, but was denied the purchase. He was able to use it to purchase gas and other items from a gas station, however.
The second victim worked with law enforcement and gym staff to identify Singer, who confessed to entering both spas and taking the items.
Singer was sentenced Monday to 30 days in jail, a $500 fine and three years probation.


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Last week Ferrero USA, Inc., joined the Children's Food and Beverage Advertising Initiative and vowed not to advertise their products to children under the age of 12, becoming the 18th company in the U.S. to do so.
Ferrero, which already operates in line with the International Food and Beverage Alliance's global policy on marketing and advertising to kids, joins confectioners like Mars Inc. and The Hershey Company in these responsible practices.
It's great to see our members take seriously their unique position regarding children as consumers – even if they themselves aren't the shoppers. As it stands, confections contribute only 2.8 percent of the average American child's diet. The key with candy – and with all foods, really – is to consume it in moderation.
As Halloween approaches and candy displays come to life in retailers across the country, it's important to remember to treat right. A recent survey by NCA found that Halloween is the top holiday to share chocolate or candy with family, friends and colleagues, and like Susan W. posted earlier this week, 80 percent of homes with children will pass out candy to trick-or-treaters on Halloween. Check out our tips for healthful consumption of candy during the holiday!


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While the state girls hockey tournament takes place Wednesday through Saturday at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, it's the boys turned to begin their road to the X. Here's a preview of the eight Class AA sections.
Once again, the toughest Class AA section is Section 6, with four teams that are ranked in Let's Play Hockey's Top 20 and have a good shot at heading to St. Paul. A pair of Lake Conference teams comprise the top two seeds, the defending champion Wayzata Trojans and the Eden Prairie Eagles. The Trojans shut out the Eagles during the regular season. Could they meet for the third time in the section finals? But wait, there's the third seeded Holy Family Catholic Fire, in their third season in Section 6. They're on a five game winning streak and could face a possible match up with their Highway 5 rivals from Eden Prairie. Add the fourth seeded Benilde-St. Margaret's Red Knights, and once again picking a winner in this section is a toughie.
Another super section is Section 3. The addition of St. Thomas Academy since they moved up from Class A has made the section even stronger. However, the defending Class A champions are seeded third behind the top seeded Cretin-Derham Hall Raiders and the second seeded Eastview Lightning. Also in the hunt is the fourth seeded Eagan Wildcats. Who will come out of this section? Take your pick.
The top seeded Duluth East Greyhounds have been to St. Paul five straight years and have a great shot at making it number six. Getting there may difficult with second seeded Elk River/Zimmerman, the third seeded Andover Huskies and the fourth seeded Grand Rapids Thunderhawks. Fifth seeded Forest Lake faces Grand Rapids in the quarterfinals. Head up I-35 to Duluth to catch the section final at Amsoil Arena. It could be an outstanding game featuring any of these teams.
In Section 1, the top seeded Lakeville North Panthers were the state's number one Class AA team until they got shut out by Prior Lake. But look out for the second seeded Farmington Tigers. They have won 16 games in a row and could end the city of Lakeville's five year section reign.
Looking at Section 2, the top seeded and defending Class AA champion Edina Hornets are on a roll with eight straight wins. They have a great shot at defending their title but will have to get by the second seeded Burnsville Blaze.
It's been a outstanding hockey season at Hill-Murray. The girls are in the state tournament and the boys are the top seed in Section 4. They have finished second two straight years in the state tournament and they could be another top contender. first, they will have to survive the second seeded White Bear Lake Bears and the third seeded Stillwater Ponies.
Going to Section 5, the top seeded Blaine Bengals are 11-0 against section opponents and could make it 14 straight if they can get by the second seeded Maple Grove Crimson, the third seeded Centennial Cougars and the fourth seeded Anoka Tornadoes. The section final on February 28 is the start of the final high school section doubleheader in the State Fair Coliseum. If you haven't seen a game there, it may be you last chance to do so. It precedes the 4AA final.
And finally, in Section 8, the top seeded Roseau Rams are en route to a possible 34th trip to state. But look out for the second seeded Moorhead Spuds and the third seeded Brainerd Warriors. Could Brainerd head to St. Paul for the first time? It should be an interesting section.


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Your skin runs into countless obstacles and environmental impact all day long. Is flawed skin keeping you from the complexion of your dreams? The cool sensation of yogurt when applied to the skin is recommended for all skin types.
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The primary duty of a notary public is to show that a disinterested party (the notary public) has duly notified the signer of a document of its importance, and the signer of such document has declared that the signer's identity, signature, and reasons for signing such instrument are genuine. The signature and seal of a notary public do not prove these facts conclusively, but provide prima facie (sufficient) proof of them, and allow persons in trade and commerce to rely upon the truth and veracity of the notary public as a third party who has no personal interest in the transaction.
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While the weather led organisers to predict record numbers at
the Edendale Vintage Machinery Club's 26th annual Crank Up,
it was not ideal for flying kites.
Kite-maker Peter Lynn, of Ashburton, was pleased to get his
45sq m dragon kite airborne above the Edendale Rugby Club's
grounds on Saturday, but his mood soon changed to dismay when
a sudden gust wrapped it around the top of a lighting tower.
''It's not going to be easy to get down,'' Mr Lynn said.
Mr Lynn holds the world record for flying the biggest kite,
which measures 1250m2.
''This is one of the small ones,'' he said.
The breeze was ''quite reasonable'' for kite flying but
turbulence from Fonterra's neighbouring factory had given him
difficulty, he said.
The large crowd watched as he used a cherry-picker to try to
free the kite but he was unable to reach the top. As the kite
flapped about in the wind, attention turned to the parade of
Ford commercial vehicles, which was one of the drawcards of
the weekend.
Craig McClelland, of Geraldine, who bought his 1966 Ford
''jailbar'' ute at the age of 14, drove it south for the
''It only took about six hours. We had a few stops,'' he
He had bought the ''jailbar'', nicknamed after its
distinctive grille, to use on his father's farm, and had
restored it about 25 years ago.
''I love the old Ford V8s. There's something special about
them when you drive them,'' he said.
He also owned a Mustang and ''a couple of Falcons''.
''My Dad was a real Ford fanatic and I couldn't buy anything
else,'' he said.
Crank Up convener Neil Irwin said about 100 Ford tractors
were on display, but admitted he did not know how many Ford
trucks and cars had arrived.
''I haven't had time to count them, but there's a lot,'' Mr
Irwin said.
''There's about 30 Model Ts coming later,'' Mr Irwin said.
Numbers through the gate had been excellent and he was
predicting a record crowd over the weekend.
''It's going very well.
''We couldn't miss with a nice weekend,'' he said.
Olympic rowing gold medallist Nathan Cohen was the special
guest and he had been popular with the crowd, stopping to
pose for photographs and showing children his gold medal, he
Planning was already under way for next year's Crank Up, when
110 years of tractors in New Zealand would be celebrated, he
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Prop B was passed by the voters of the State of Missouri to protect dogs. Currently, legislators in the House and Senate are meeting and a large number of them want to reverse this. It is imperative we let our representatives know we will not stand for this.
Prop B will not affect your grandfather who owns a cattle farm. Prop B will not affect your neighbor who is complaining because she wants to continue to breed her pomeranian once a year.
Prop B will not affect ANYONE except puppy mills. Furthermore, to debunk a few ridiculous rumors, Prop B will not shut down a puppy mill because there is a kernel of food caught in a water bowl. Prop B simply requires these hell-holes for animals require basic necessities such as: food, water and veterinary care.
In most situations, commercial breeding operations will have to upgrade the space the dogs are allowed. Currently, in Missouri's 3,000+ puppy mills, dogs live in crates they cannot stand up, turn a circle or move at all. Prop B will require these dogs be able to turn around in one circle. That is all. That isn't even humane and yet there is opposition to that!
While Prop B passed through the ballot initiative process, several measures to strip key provisions of Prop B have been introduced in the Missouri legislature. Please contact your Senator and Representative in Jefferson City to let them know this measure needs to be preserved and the process by which it was passed should be respected.
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Technicians remove a potentially hazardous test article from target chamber after hypervelocity impact testing to determine the ballistic limit.
Because of WSTF's remote location and attention to safety, the RHTL is capable of implementing test programs that propel projectiles at toxic or explosive materials and components such as batteries, aerospace fluids, and pressurized containers in a controlled laboratory environment. Release energies up to 2.3 kg (5 lb) TNT equivalent can be accommodated within the facility's sealed target chambers.
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As mentioned in a previous post, the author of the series "Chibi Maruko-chan" -Momoko Sakura- published a Mook to celebrate the 30th anniversary of her becoming a manga artist.
The Mook was released on July 22, 2014 and featured several interviews, drawings,… as well as a write-up of Oda's visit to Momoko Sakura's house and how the two of them first got in touch with each other.
According to the write-up, Oda and Sakura first got in touch through a mutual acquaintance working for Fuji Television who had told Sakura about Oda's daughters being big fans of her series "Chibi Maruko-chan". Sakura, who had stopped reading manga since she entered the business (after coming to Tôkyô she became to busy and didn't find the time to read manga anymore), didn't know about One Piece until a few years earlier when she heard from several friends about One Piece. She started reading the manga herself and quickly got hooked! (Apparently her favorite manga characters is Silvers Rayleigh).
After drawing a signed drawing for Oda's daughters, which their mutual contact handed over to them, Sakura received a signed drawing from the One Piece creator himself and they exchanged email addresses and started frequently exchanging emails after a while. (Apparently Sakura wrote to Oda using the honorific "sensei" which Oda found a bit awkward coming from Sakura so he asked her to use Odacchi instead to which Sakura insisted he'd use Momo-chan in exchange).
After a while, the two of them had thought of coming together and actually meeting face to face which ended up happening a few months ago when Oda announced it in WSJ issue #19's Author Comments section. Oda brought along his wife, two daughters and former editor Takeru Isaka and they went to Sakura's house for a dinner party.
Upon asking Oda whether the ending of One Piece was already determined, Oda answered:
Oda: Yes, I already decided on how it's going to end. Should I tell you now?
Sakura: …. Well, I want to know, but I probably shouldn't. BUT, the One Piece, it's not something like "the growth your heart went through", right?
Oda: Hahaha, no no, I won't be pulling off some kind of Wizard of Oz thing like that. After having gone through an adventure like that, it wouldn't be fair to not actually give them a reward.
So I guess now we can all rest assured that the One Piece ISN'T "a dream", or "the bonds created among the straw hat crew" etc.
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Chris D. (Desjardins) - (born 1953) - punk poet, rock critic, singer, writer, actor, filmmaker. Chris D. is best known as the lead singer and founder of the early Los Angeles punk/deathrock band The Flesh Eaters.
While a featured writer at Slash magazine in 1977, Chris D. formed a band with several friends from the Los Angeles punk scene, including Tito Larriva. The second album, "A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die", recorded and released in 1981, featured: John Doe, DJ Bonebrake (X), Dave Alvin (The Blasters), Bill Bateman (The Blasters) and Steve Berlin (The Blasters, Los Lobos). There were two more albums "Forever Came Today" (1982) and "A Hard Road to Follow" (1983) with another line-up (Don Kirk on guitar, Robyn Jameson on bass and Chris Wahl on drums as well Chris D. on vocals and occasionally Jill Jordan on backing vocals).
Chris D. worked as an A&R and in-house producer for Slash and Ruby Records from 1980 through the Spring of 1984. As well as acting as producer on all The Flesh Eaters albums, he also co-produced the debut album of The Gun Club, "Fire of Love", with Tito Larriva in 1982. He produced debut albums of The Dream Syndicate ("Days of Wine and Roses"'), Green On Red ("Gravity Talks"') and The Lazy Cowgirls. He remixed The Misfits' LP "Walk Among Us" with Glenn Danzig and The Germs' "What We Do is Secret" with Pat Smear.
In between his stints with The Flesh Eaters in the 1980s, Desjardins was the co-leader (with then-spouse Julie Christensen) of The Divine Horsemen (1984-1988).
In early 2006 it was announced he would be appearing for several dates in California and one date in London with John Doe, DJ Bonebrake, Dave Alvin, Bill Bateman, and Steve Berlin as The Flesh Eaters. This lineup had not performed together publicly since 1981.
Desjardins also issued a solo semi-acoustic LP on America's Enigma Records and the French New Rose label, "Time Stands Still" by Chris D./Divine Horseman in 1984, later released in Australia by Dog Meat Records of Melbourne. It features many old friends as guest musicians, including John Doe, Jeffrey Lee Pierce, Linda "Tex" Jones and Dave Alvin
Desjardins issued a second, rockier solo effort entitled "I Pass for Human" as Stone By Stone - basically a paean of loss[dubious discuss] following the breakup with his wife and partner in The Divine Horsemen, Julie Christensen. It is a harrowing[who?] piece of work, reflecting on his life, his loves, and his at-that-time ongoing battle with heroin addiction.[citation needed] He released yet another one-off solo album "Love Cannot Die" through the Sympathy for the Record Industry label in 1995.
Between 1989 - 1993 and 1997 - 2000, Desjardins performed live with varying line-ups of The Flesh Eaters. Two Flesh Eaters albums have been released since 1999: "Ashes of Time" (1999) and "Miss Muerte" (2004) (the latter -- and so far, most recent -- effort was not supported by live gigs and was totally gestated and created in the studio).
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Ontonagon Rotary Treasurer Marilyn Anderson, center right, presents a check to SONCO Ambulance Manager Gina Linna for the money raised through the Labor Festival Log Race in Ontonagon. The $771 will purchase some equipment for the new ambulance. Pictured are, from left: Rotarian Sylvia Lehto, SONCO emergency medical technicians Patty Aho, Erin Tucker and Gina Linna, Rotary President Janis Burgess, SONCO EMT Lori Silver, Anderson, and EMTs Corbin Fuller and Chuck Wayman.
ONTONAGON — The Ontonagon-White Pine Rotary Club presented SONCO Ambulance with a check for $771 Wednesday as a result of the Rotary Club Log Race over the Labor Day weekend.
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Google is moving beyond Google Glass in its search for smart eyewear, the company announced on Thursday. In this case, though, the research being done by Google's X Labs isn't about making a consumer device; instead it is about helping solve the needs of people suffering from one of the growing global health problems: diabetes.
One of the biggest problems for those trying to control their glucose levels, whether they have Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, is monitoring their glucose levels. For most people, this means they have to prick their finger and test their blood. The idea of the smart contact lens is to monitor the glucose in a person's tears, as often as once every second.
The chips and sensors are so small they look like glitter, and the antenna thinner than a human hair. Google is investigating the integration of LEDs into the system, which light up if the glucose levels in a person's tears have dropped below or risen above certain levels. While admitting the technology is in relative infancy, Google has already completed multiple clinical research studies. They are currently in discussions with the FDA.
Unlike Glass, Google doesn't intend to bring this to the market on its own. Instead, the company plans to work with partners who could bring such a smart contact lens to market, as well as developing monitoring apps for the patient and their doctor.
The blog post announcing the research was written by Brian Otis and Babak Parviz, the project co-founders. Although Parviz was also a founder of the Google Glass project, Otis is quick to note that this new project is entirely separate from Google Glass.
The International Diabetes Federation says that 380 million people currently suffer -- globaly -- with diabetes. That is more than the entire population of the U.S. It estimate that the number could rise above 590 million by 2035.


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An Afghan National Police (ANP) recruit handcuffs another recruit during detainee operations training at Camp Nathan Smith in Kandahar, Afghanistan, May 9, 2010. Canadian civilian police and U.S. Soldiers assigned to the 97th Military Police Battalion teach law enforcement techniques to members of the ANP at the camp. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Ashley Moreno/Released)
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Mentoring: A Prescription for Success
Here at CU-Boulder, we place significant value on mentoring students and it is important that we mentor each other as faculty and staff as well. Undoubtedly, having more experienced people provide advice and support to foster the progress of those with less experience benefits individuals, departments and the entire campus community.
The concept of mentoring to enhance professional preparation dates back to Ancient Greece. In Homer's Odyssey, Mentor was the teacher entrusted by Odysseus to tutor his son, Telemachus. This mythological epic provided an image of the wise and patient counselor serving to shape and guide the lives of younger colleagues. The term "mentoring" became synonymous with wisdom, guardianship, teaching, and personal and social development.
As noted in a report from the National College for School Leadership, mentoring is an educational relationship in which there is mutual trust, respect and valuing. There are opportunities to share, reflect on and learn from experiences in a nonjudgmental way; independence and autonomy are encouraged; there are clear limits and boundaries; and there are opportunities to explore alternative views and options.
We each can benefit from the mentoring process, either as a mentor or as one being mentored. Mentoring usually involves coaching and encouraging, offering constructive feedback, explaining, listening and guiding. The most common feature of mentoring is a one-to-one relationship. However, group mentoring — one mentor to a group of people — also produces positive results, raising confidence and levels of achievement among participants.
A variety of mentoring programs is available on campus for students, faculty and staff. Numerous opportunities exist for students in the schools and colleges, and within departmental programs campuswide, to help them identify academic, career or personal development goals and develop realistic action plans to achieve those goals. There are also many unsung heroes in offices across campus who make a difference in students' lives by listening and offering advice.
Many academic departments offer mentoring arrangements for new faculty. Some department chairs assign senior faculty members to each new faculty member when they arrive on campus. Other departments have a mentoring committee that has responsibility for guiding and providing feedback to junior faculty within their unit. Junior faculty also may be directed to the Office of Faculty Affairs, the Faculty Teaching Excellence Program and the Faculty Ombuds Program for mentoring assistance.
The Office of Diversity and Equity, the Chancellor's Committee on Women and the CU Women's Network, among others, support mentoring opportunities for diverse faculty and staff. In addition, the Office of Organizational and Employee Development offers a variety of educational programs to help staff find information and advice on professional growth and leadership development. The Faculty and Staff Assistance Program also provides support to employees for personal or work-related concerns that may interfere with job performance.
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UMass Falls To St. Joseph's 14-8
May 11, 2003
AMHERST, Mass. - The University of Massachusetts baseball team was defeated at Earl Lorden Field this afternoon by St. Joseph's University by a score of 14-8. The Minutemen were unable to complete the three game sweep after they won both games of doubleheader yesterday. Massachusetts completes the regular season with a mark of 24-17, 14-7 in the Atlantic 10, while SJU improves to 17-31 and 9-14 in the Atlantic 10.
The Minutemen took an early 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning as senior Jeff Altieri (Whitinsville, Mass.) hit a three run homer in his first plate appearence of the day. St. Joseph's cut the lead to 3-1 in the top of the second, but UMass scored two more runs in the bottom of the third to go up 5-1. The Hawks then scored 12 straight runs, crossing the plate five times in the fourth inning and seven more in the fifth. Massachusetts managed two runs in the sixth and just one more in the eighth.
Freshman righthander Matt Torra (Pittsfield, Mass.) took the loss for the Minutemen as he lasted just four innings, surrendering 10 runs on nine hits while walking three and striking out five. Righthander Erik Holman got the win for the Hawks as he relieved starter Erik Vardijan in the third inning and finished out the game, giving up three runs on five hits as he walked five and struck out three.
The Minutemen closed out the regular season on Senior Day as five seniors received ovations for their commitment and success. Seniors Altieri, Matt Boulanger (Westfield, Mass.), Tom Ellerbrook (Northampton, Mass.), Chris Morgan (Cranston, R.I.), and John Seed (New Bedford, Mass.) were honored prior to the game.
The Minutemen return to action at the Atlantic 10 Championship tournament held this Thursday through Saturday, May 15-17, at Dodd Memorial Stadium in Norwich, Conn.
St. Joseph's 14, Massachusetts 8 R H E St. Joseph's (17-31, 9-14 A-10) 010 570 010 - 14 12 0 Massachusetts (24-17, 14-7 A-10) 302 002 010 - 8 8 3 SJU: Erik Vardijan, Erik Holman (3) and Mike DeLorenza. UM: Matt Torra, Anthony Gallo (5), Jon Davis (6), David Sullivan (9) and Tom Ellerbrook. 2B: Mike Walls (SJU), John Kokul (SJU), Frank Curreri (UM), Matt Boulanger (UM). 3B: John Kokul (SJU), Joe DiNubile (SJU). HR: Jason Tarawicz (SJU), Chris Morgan (UM), Jeff Altieri (UM). Win: Erik Holman (3-5). Loss: Matt Torra (5-4).
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Horoscope Review
Why People Use Horoscopes
In reviewing astrology websites, we looked for sites that provided daily horoscopes as well as more detailed, personalized reports. The best daily horoscope sources provide daily horoscopes along with weekly, monthly and yearly horoscopes. Some of the other common reports we looked for concerned love and compatibility with a mate, career outlook or financial advice, and health advice. In addition, a number of astrology-related resources appear on many of our top-rated sites, including tarot readings, psychic readings and numerology. We gave higher ratings to sites that are specific and well written, especially those that provide some information about the site authors and their qualifications. For those looking to read more about astrology, we also listed whether the sites include a blog or articles to help you understand astrology concepts and terms.
Since ancient times, humans have been trying to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos using astrology and numerology. Many cultures have traditions of trying to interpret meaning from the placement of the stars and planets we can see in the night sky. Some people chalk this up to simple quackery, but others believe the complex arrangement of astronomical objects affects the events on Earth. For believers in astrology, horoscopes provide previews to what the immediate future has in store for you.
The horoscope websites on our review use many different traditions to interpret the stars and make predictions about the future – traditions that can be traced back to ancient cultures that have studied the night skies for thousands of years. Because horoscopes are so widely open to interpretation, different seers will make very different predictions. It's up to you to find the school of astrology that fits most closely with your beliefs.
Our reviews will provide details about what each horoscope site offers. The best horoscope sites we found were Astrology.com, Horoscope.com and Astrodienst. We've also included helpful articles on horoscopes to help you learn how seers make astrological predictions. At TopTenREVIEWS We Do the Research So You Don't Have To.™
Horoscopes: What to Look For
Horoscope Reports
The first thing we reviewed on each website was the types of general horoscopes that are offered. By "general," we mean horoscopes that focus on all areas of life and may include predictions about your love life, career path, family issues or anything else that seems prominent in the day's stars. Even people who don't believe in astrology read horoscopes for entertainment. Whether or not the predictions are accurate, these short astrological reports can give you a new outlook on the day. Most of the sites include very general daily horoscopes based on your zodiac sign. Some sites provide special horoscopes based on your exact birthdate. Because we have so much knowledge about the movement patterns of the stars, astrologers can make predictions not only for today, but also for the entire week, month or year. Some sites even offer a "life report" that is like a horoscope summary for your entire life. Each site offers a range of basic reports and at least some types of in-depth reports that you receive by email or phone.
Specialized Reports
Specialized horoscopes may focus on one area of life (e.g. love, career, health), or they may focus specifically on one astrological tradition (e.g. Chinese, Vedic, Numerology). This category of our review also includes whether each site offers tarot readings and psychic readings. While traditional horoscopes place people into categories of zodiac signs (e.g. Aries, Aquarius, Libra, etc.) based on their birth month, some astrologers also make use of "moon signs," which are calculated based on the position and phase of the moon at the exact time of your birth. A few of the sites on our review have moon sign calculators so you can find out your moon sign in addition to your sun sign. One popular special report is the birth chart, which is a detailed horoscope in all areas based on the position of the stars at the exact moment of your birth. Most sites charge extra for birth charts because they require personalized examination and interpretation of the entire star chart.
Help & Support
The final category we used to compare our horoscope sites included the help and support resources, like articles, chat rooms, discussion boards and ask and answer services where you can ask a personal question and get an answer by email. We also list the methods of contacting someone in case you have a problem with your purchase. In some cases, you can use these phone and email contacts directly for astrological advice as well as for customer support inquiries.
Horoscopes, and astrology in general, are very subjective. If you look at ten different horoscopes, they'll say different things depending on the author. Even within the schools of astrology, different seers have their own point of view for interpreting the signs. We think the easiest way to judge the best horoscope site for yourself is to read several different sites' predictions and choose the author that seems tuned into your personal channel, so to speak. Once you've found the site you like, try one of the personalized reports to get a lot more in-depth predictions for all areas of your life.


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There is no reason to break the bank account or waste a New York City cab driver's time in order to travel from NYC to Boston. Do not be this woman who took a nearly one thousand dollar cab ride from JFK to a suburb of Boston and then stiffed the cab driver.
There are much cheaper ways to travel between New York City and Boston. Everyone knows about Amtrak and Greyhound. Amtrak, however, is the most expensive. Although it is the most comfortable of the ground travel options, it is almost better to take a cheap air ticket rather than pay over $100 one way for a four hour train ride. Four hours is the minimum it would take for a bus to get from New York to Boston. So by paying the extra money to Amtrak, one just pays for more comfortable seats but travel time is the same.
It is not exactly traveling rough by taking a bus. Since Greyhound is the national bus provider, it is the most known. But even their bus tickets are more expensive than regional busses. They also stop everywhere in Connecticut so forget sleeping if traveling by night. It is better to get a bus that makes a straight shot from New York City to Boston. If traveling in the night, Greyhound and Lucky Star, which is one of the Chinatown busses, are the only two options. But Lucky Star would be cheaper than Greyhound. Lucky Star also does not stop everywhere in Connecticut.
During the day, there are more choices as Megabus, Bolt Bus, and Worldwide Bus start running in the morning. All busses leave from a designated stop in Midtown Manhattan, but all busses except Worldwide Bus end up at South Station in downtown Boston. Worldwide Bus makes its first stop in Newton, Massachusetts, which is convenient if one does not want to go all the way into Boston. Also, in the case of anyone needing to get to the western suburbs of Boston, it is easier for someone to meet to pick up their passenger from the bus. The second last stop that Worldwide Bus makes is in Cambridge, Massachusetts, conveniently at the end of the red line on the subway system. These three bus lines are highly competitive with each other on pricing, and Lucky Star has also caught on to competing with them since they have tapped into Lucky Star's niche market. Buy tickets as early as possible to get them as cheap as possible. If traveling the same day as the purchase, a one way bus ticket could be as high as forty dollars depending on the time of year and demand.
But still, a forty dollar bus ticket is nothing compared to wasting a poor cab driver's time, a one thousand dollar cab fare that needs to be paid off to avoid jail time, and the embarrassment of a mug shot being on the evening news.


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If you ever include wxWindows (http://www.wxwindows.org) or wxGTK (the GTK binding of wxWindows) in the BLFS book, here's what I had to do to get it to compile. I was using wxGTK version 2.2.9, the latest stable-release version as of September 26, 2002 (when I downloaded it). I have not tested the most current version of wxGTK, version 2.3.3, to discover if it has the same issues or not -- but a straightforward "./configure --prefix=/usr ; make ; make install" did not work. The compile failed on file src/common/fs_zip.cpp with the following error message: In file included from ./src/common/fs_zip.cpp:34: src/common/unzip.h:121: syntax error before `(' . . . src/common/unzip.h:262: syntax error before `(' The vertical ellipses elide about a dozen or so copies of the same error, with only line numbers changing. Doing a little research, I found the following discussion thread was probably relevant: http://psi.sourceforge.net/thread.php?forum=help&tid=33 What appears to be going on is that src/common/unzip.h (from the wxGTK distribution) is #including <zlib.h>, which itself #includes <zconf.h>. The CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS wxGTK's main Makefile specify /usr/X11R6/include in the include search path, and so that's where gcc was picking up zlib.h and zconf.h -- from the include files provided with XFree86 version 4.2.1. Those include files are for zlib version 1.0.8 (look for(Continue reading)


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Summer is here…officially.
Yesterday, June 21, was the summer solstice (for those of us in the northern hemisphere) and what is often described as the "official" start of summer. Well, if you don't know much about the summer solstice, it's when the sun is directly above the Tropic of Cancer and the farthest north the sun "moves" in the sky. (Let us not forget what we were taught in school and remember that it's the earth that's actually moving!) "Solstice" comes from the Latin sol (sun) and sistere (to stand still), because at the solstices, the sun stands still in declination; that is, the apparent movement of the sun's path north or south comes to a stop before reversing direction.The summer solstice occurs around June 20 or 21 and for all our friends in the southern hemisphere, it's their winter solstice. Brrrr.
The summer solstice is the official astronomical start of summer. From a meteorological standpoint, summer is generally classified as the months of June, July and August and therefore starts the first of June. From a Vegas standpoint, well, summer pretty much feels like May through October. We think that's just perfect though because let's face it, there are a lot of people who either live and work here or visit because of all the sunshine. Our lowest monthly average possibility of sunshine? 77 percent for January. The highest? Right now, at 93 percent for June. That means there are about 28 sunny days in June. Nice.
Let's face it - all that sun means it can get pretty hot. If you're visiting us here in America's Playground during the summer months, there are a few things you ought to remember: First, stay hydrated. While we certainly appreciate all the yard-long cocktails and giant beers tourists consume while here, it's important to drink plenty of water too. Believe us, you'll feel better and you can enjoy yourself more and a lot longer. Second, distances between properties, especially on the Strip can be deceiving. You have to remember just how large these buildings are and that they often appear closer than they really are. If you're going to "walk it," give yourself more time than you think you'll need, make some pit-stops and be sure to wear plenty of sunscreen. Third, if you decide to take a cab, you should know they aren't legally allowed to stop on the street and pick you up. There's no waving your hand or whistling for a taxi here in Vegas - you'll need to go to the entrance of a property or other area where the cabs are able to safely pull off the street. That cab driver isn't ignoring you - just obeying the law. Fourth, visit M Resort because it's just so worth it.


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This perhaps is a tired subject to discuss considering Hollywood is going to continue to rehash it's own films. I however am getting increasingly tired of having few choices when it comes to original films. Something like Beginners, Another Earth or even Win Win hardly get a chance to even make ten theaters because the bigger studios bulldog their way in first.
I implore people to make a movie in 2012 to not give your ticket money to any more sequels, remakes or reboots. While some of them may be good, most of them are terrible and merely make the original's look like fluke's to begin with. Since most of us get on Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr to discuss film and television, we need to use that to spread word about the original programming being presented.
This is isn't an issue of quality, but of originality.
I may not watch half of the original shows out there, but a large percentage of the viewing and ticket buying public needs to in order to sell the idea once again that originality is in demand.
We need to at least stop them before they decide to remake Citizen Kane.


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The book Tanzania: Heaven over the Serengeti is a natural history book and travelogue written by Peter Luptak. Inside the book is plenty of his photos accompanied with some pictures of Zuzana Mihalovova. The book contents of three main parts - Ngorongoro, Serengeti, and Zanzibar. There is a lot of text about natural history and conservation of these specific places and something from personal experience of the author. The whole text is in Slovak.
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life will change is a collection of studies in recovery written over the course of two decades.
they chronicle the many shifts and changes in thought and feeling, so familiar to those who have experienced this transformation firsthand. from the depths to the heights, this poetry is written in a manner which evokes an instant recognition to those who have been there, and perhaps a first understanding to those who have not.
life will change contains thirty pieces in varying styles and concludes with a brief description of the special journey undertaken by those in recovery.
robin stevens has been writing poetry for over 40 years and life will change is his second volume of published works. he currently resides on the oregon coast with his father, his computer and a lovingly used, chickering baby grand piano.
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DPA RP1210 and Native Driver Sample Source Code
DPA RP1210 Sample Source CodeWe have recently developed sample source code for engineers that are new to RP1210 development. The sample source code and the compiled version of the code can be found at the link below.
This code is easy to understand and is well commented. It is in one contiguous source file, and runs under a DOS command prompt. Ensure when running the program that your DOS prompt is set to 150 characters wide.
It allows the user to connect to a DPA on either the J1708 or J1939 data bus and displays all bus traffic (both sent or received). It decodes one J1939 PGN into English text values (61444 - EEC1 - Electronic Engine Controller #1) and also decodes one J1587 PID into English text values (190 - Engine Speed). The program also sends a request for either the J1939 PGN 65260 (VIN) or J1587 PID 237 (VIN) every 15 seconds.
DPA Native Driver Sample Source Code(Note: Not applicable to the Industrial DPA)
- DPA Sample Applications (ZIP, 82K). Contains three examples, written in C++ for the DPA Native Drivers using library version 8.3. All examples are described in the code.
Note: Unzip the file so the paths are re-created.
DPA Send/Receive Example. This example is written for a DPA. You can press several keys to transmit messages on J1850, J1939, or J1708. All received messages are displayed on the screen.
DPA Periodic Transmit Example. This example is written for a DPA. It shows you how to transmit periodic messages on J1939, J1708, or J1850. A keypress lets you transmit on each protocol. Receive Messages are also displayed.
DPA Filter Example. This example is written for a DPA. It displays received messages on J1939, J1708, and J1850 that match the filter criteria in the code.
DPA J1939 (CAN) Transport Protocol Example. This example is written for a DPA. It shows you how to send and receive J1939 messages. This application enables the DPA's Transport Protocol Features for J1939. This allows the DPA to send/receive messages that are larger than 8 databytes. When this feature is enabled, all aspects of the J1939 transport protocl are handled by the DPA hardware. See the DPA manual for other transport protocol settings.
Note: This example illustrates the RTS/CTS J1939 transport protocol model.
- Initialize the CAN Datalink (PDF, 96K)
- Initialize the J1708 Datalink (PDF, 89K)
- Create a receive mailbox using a callback routine (PDF, 88K)
- Create a receive mailbox using the ReceiveMailBox function (PDF, 91K)
- Create a transmit mailbox using the TransmitMailBox function (PDF, 87K)
- Create a transmit mailbox used to transmit once when created and then on command (PDF, 88K)
- DPA Visual Basic example (ZIP, 144K)
- DPA "IntDPA CVI sample (ZIP, 78K)
- DPA 1210 VB project (ZIP, 8K)


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Senior point guard Celeste Stewart
Nov. 1, 2012
About Celeste
Full Name: Celeste April Stewart
Nickname: "C"
Parents' Names: Clarence and April Stewart
Date of Birth: April 28, 1991
Athlete: Dwyane Wade
Sports Team (besides ECU): Miami Heat
Movie: Love and Basketball
Food: Pizza, cookies and ice cream
Place on campus: Minges Coliseum
Thing about ECU: Pirate Pride and Alumni
ECU Team (other than women's basketball): Softball
Getting to Know Celeste
What's on your iPod? Usher, Lil Wayne, Drake, Wale
Hobbies: Hanging out with friends
Interesting fact about myself: I'm the first person in my immediate family to go to college
I got my start playing basketball in the: first grade
The best moment of my ECU basketball career so far: being a part of something bigger than me
My favorite summer activity was: going to the beach and Busch Gardens
The best thing about playing in Minges is: Playing in front of die-hard fans
Other than basketball, I like to: spend time with family and friends
If I could compete in the Olympics in any sport other than basketball it would be: Beach Volleyball
Not many people know that I: am the first in my family to go to college on an athletic scholarship
The thing I like most about my team is: they're family oriented
What made you choose ECU? I love the campus, atmosphere and coaches
What impresses me most about Coach Macy is: Her energy and passion for the game
My goal for the 2012-13 season is: to win conference and conference tournament
Three words to describe me would be:
1. Selfless
2. Hard-working
3. Passionate
If I were granted three wishes, they would be:
1. Play basketball for the rest of my life
2. For my family to hit the lottery
3. Live in a crime free world
On the Pirates, who is…
Who is most likely to find her nose in a book? Whitny Edwards and Britny Edwards
A Fashionista? Kyani White
Most likely to be found practicing in the gym on off-hours? Ariana Jackson
The team clown? Tatiana Chapple
A morning person? Ariana Jackson
A night owl? Ariana Jackson
The dancing queen? Tatiana Chapple
Most likely to win "The Voice?" Shala Hodges
Most likely to lend a helping hand? Katie Paschal


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Lizard Island Postdoctoral Fellowships
Applications for 2016 have closed. Information about 2017 fellowships will be posted by end July 2016.
These fellowships provide financial support for research at the Lizard Island Research Station by scientists whose PhD degree was awarded within five years of the application date. Each provides up to AUD $11,700 for field expenses to be spent within one year. They do not provide salary.
Fellows make substantial original contributions to coral reef science. The fellowships are intended to stimulate scientific benefits in addition to the research outcomes through collaborations, research training, and contributing to larger projects.
The Isobel Bennett Marine Biology Fellowship is named in recognition of the late Dr Isobel Bennett who was one of Australia's eminent marine biologists. The Hermon Slade Raiatea Foundation has provided funding to the Lizard Island Reef Research Foundation (LIRRF) to enable this fellowship.
The John and Laurine Proud Fellowship is named in recognition of the late Sir John Proud and his late wife, Lady Laurine Proud. Sir John was the founder of the Lizard Island Reef Research Foundation and was a long-term passionate supporter of the Research Station. Lady Proud continued her support after the death of her husband. Their estate now supports this fellowship through the LIRRF.
The Yulgilbar Foundation Fellowship is funded by the Yulgilbar Foundation through the LIRRF. The Yulgilbar Foundation has also supported the capital upgrade program of the Lizard Island Research Station.
For 2016, one or two of the three fellowships may be diverted to monitoring recovery of the reef from Cyclone Nathan which hit Lizard Island in March 2015. Those awards would be made outside of the process outlined here.
The maximum value of each 2016 fellowship is AU$11,700, payable in April 2016 and to be spent within one year. For successful applicants who are employed at Australian institutions and who can thus provide Australian tax invoices, the payments will be $11,700 plus GST.
Conditions of Award
- Applicants must have been awarded a PhD degree between 9 October 2010 and 9 October 2015. If a researcher does not satisfy this criterion and considers that s/he has an equivalent research qualification or experience of similar duration, then s/he must determine eligibility by making a case to the Selection Committee at least two weeks before the closing date for applications.
- Applicants must be employed by a research institution during the Fellowship year.
- Fellowship funds are intended to contribute towards the costs involved in conducting field work at Lizard Island Research Station. Salary and equipment (other than consumables) are not covered by the Fellowships.
- Expenditure of Fellowship funds is restricted to:
- Bench fees at Lizard Island Research Station for the fellow and up to two assistants at the current applicable rates. Bench fees must be paid from a different source for any accompanying postgraduate students who are working on their own projects.
- Economy class travel between the fellow's home institution and Lizard Island, for one trip only.
- Additional research expenses incurred at Lizard Island. These may include freight charges for food and equipment between Cairns to Lizard Island, communications, use of a larger boat for work at reefs away from the Lizard Island group, research consumables, etc.
- Field work must take place between 1 April 2016 and 31 March 2017. However, a blackout period applies in November and December unless there are compelling biological reasons for doing the work in those months (e.g. coral spawning, fish recruitment).
- The fellow is required to make an oral presentation about the research during a field trip at Lizard Island and provide at least one illustrated blog post for the AM web site about the research within a month of completing the field trip.
- A report outlining progress of the project must be submitted within 30 days of the end of the fellowship year, that is, by 30 April 2017. The report must include details of expenditure of the fellowship funds.
- Any funds unspent at the end of March 2017 must be returned to LIRS unless carry-over arrangements are approved.
- If carry-over arrangements are approved, a concise final report must also be provided within 30 days of the final field trip.
- Publications arising from the research must provide appropriate recognition of the fellowship, the funding source and the facilities provided by the Australian Museum's Lizard Island Research Station.
Selection criteria
The person:
- Has a PhD degree awarded between 9 October 2010 and 9 October 2015 (unless an exemption to this requirement has been granted prior to the application closing date).
- Will be employed at a research institution for the duration of the Fellowship year (April 2016 to March 2017)
- Has an excellent academic record.
- Has high research output in relation to career stage.
- Has relevant research and fieldwork experience.
The project:
- Makes good use of LIRS facilities to conduct valuable scientific work that would be more difficult at other research facilities.
- Is feasible within the limitations of budget and safety regulations.
- Makes efficient usage of Fellowship funds.
- Has additional funding available if the Fellowship does not cover all planned costs.
- Enables scientific leverage such as involvement of postgraduate students and/or collaborators funded from a source other than the Fellowship.
Applications must be submitted to Lizard Island Research Station using the form provided (see link below). A curriculum vitae is to be appended to the application form. The application should be sent as a single email attachment in Word or rich text format (not as a pdf file). Applications will be assessed against the selection criteria.
To assist in preparing your application, please consult other sections of this web site to learn about LIRS facilities and the number of assistants you will need to bring to comply with the Station's scuba diving and boating regulations. You are also welcome to contact LIRS with any queries. Use the indicative costs for bench fees and travel between Cairns and Lizard Island as provided in the application form.
Relevant dates
|Closing date for applications
|9 October 2015
|Offers made to successful applicants
|30 January 2016
|Funds available to begin field work at Lizard Island
|1 April 2016
Late applications and those in which word allowances are exceeded will not be considered. Receipt of applications will be acknowledged by return e-mail. If you do not receive acknowledgement within three working days after sending your application, please contact the Research Station.
LIRS is not obligated and in most instances will not provide feedback on unsuccessful applications.
Dr Lyle Vail and Dr Anne Hoggett, Directors
Lizard Island Research Station
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—A Fatal Feeling put the spectators in a metal mood at Sunshine Studios Live, on Mar. 14. They were the opening act, along with YRESIM. James and the Rebels was the direct support and Awaken The Prophets was the headliner.
Dawson Webb is the guitarist, Jordan "Barney" Barney is the bassist, Donnie Dark is the vocalist and Seth Chasteen is the drummer of A Fatal Feeling.
"Power Chief" began A Fatal Feeling's recital. As Dark was providing the lyrics he kept his hat on and hood attached to it. While he provided the lyrics, he bent over forward to belt the aggressive notes. After the song came to an end—a spectator yelled out a compliment, reached up his hand to praise them and Dark reached down to embrace him back.
Webb and Barney accompanied each other, for the start of "I Am The One". During the song, Webb showcased his abilities with a guitar solo. Shortly after, Dark removed his jacket and his cap. After the song came to an end, he mentioned they were from Colorado Springs, Colo. Before A Fatal Feeling continued on with the next song, he requested for the sound technician to turn Webb's guitar sounds up just a notch.
During "Full Moon", A Fatal Feeling showcased their talents by displaying how synchronized they were with each other. Webb, Barney and Chasteen intensified the instrumentals and later slowed down the tempo. Onlookers applauded their accomplishments, throughout the entire song.
Dark introduced his band to the crowd, during the instrumental of "Internalization". As the song came to an end, he thanked the crowd for their response. Brandon Milberger, vocalist of Awaken The Prophets, asked what Dark went by. He introduced himself as "Mr. Dark" and presented the next song, "Don't Mess With The Chief". After introducing it, Chasteen started the song off by striking his cymbals.
Prior to ending A Fatal Feeling's performance with "The Devil's In Bed", more compliments were yelled out by those in attendance. As the instrumentals continued, Dark made his way onto Chasteen's platform and stood near the edge. As the song was about to come to an end—he stepped off and made his way to the front and center of the stage. As the instrumentals continued on, a mosh pit formed momentarily. Dark thanked the crowd one last time, said his parting words and walked off stage.


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Senior tailback Chris Markey sat down with UCLABruins.com to talk about the upcoming football season, team goals and his career at UCLA. Markey has been named to the pre-season watch list for the Maxwell Award, which is given to the top offensive player in college football. Last season, he led the Bruins in both receiving catches and rushing yards and is back to lead the UCLA backfield in 2007.


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DALLAS (SMU) - Keena Mays scored 33 points in 34 minutes to lead SMU to a 71-62 win over Stephen F. Austin in Moody Coliseum Wednesday night. The Mustangs improved to 8-2 on the season, winning their fifth straight home game behind Mays' second straight game with at least 20 points, becoming the first player since Delisha Wills had back-to-back 20-point games in December 2010, and 33 points, tied for ninth in a game, is the most by a Mustang since D-dra Rucker had 33 on Jan. 28, 2001.
The junior transfer was 12-of-22 from the field with five 3-pointers and four free throws in her second game in over a year. She also had seven rebounds with two steals and two assists. Akil Simpson also had 13 points with nine rebounds in the win.
Stephen F. Austin (4-6) scored the first five points of the game and led 7-4 before the Mustangs went on an 11-0 run to take a 15-7 lead with 12:44 left in the first half. The Ladyjacks cut the lead to one, 28-27 with 2:24 left in the half, but Mays answered with a 3-pointer and then converted the and-one after a jumper to score six points in 23 seconds and give SMU a four-point lead at halftime, 34-30.
SFA took the lead back with 14:30 left in the second half, 43-42, but it lasted barely more than a minute. Simpson stole the ball and scored a fastbreak layup to give SMU the lead for good. The Ladyjacks kept it close, keeping the game within two possessions until the Mustangs went on a 7-0 run, getting five points from Mays, to stretch a 59-56 lead to a 66-56 lead with 3:37 left to play. SMU didn't let the Ladyjacks within eight points the rest of the way, winning 71-62.
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2014 is going to be a huge year for Sevendust.
With baited breath fans have been anticipating the new acoustic album, Time Travelers & Bonfires, but as if that's not enough excitement in itself there's also going to be an acoustic tour.
The new album is set to be a combination of six brand new songs along with six re-recorded Sevendust classics.
On April 1 the band will head out on their headlining tour, "An Evening With Sevendust" - this is the first official acoustic tour since 2004. And it's in April as well that we can expect the new album.
The closest stop to Chicago on this tour will be a Mojo's in Joliet - so get ready for a road trip! And the good news is it's on a Friday - April 25. Click here for tickets.
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1. Come Down
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Tue 4/1 Athens, GA Georgia Theatre
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Thu 5/8 Patchogue, NY Emporium
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Dr. Randall K. Warkentin established his dental practice in June 1985 following graduation from the University of Manitoba, Faculty of Dentistry. Situated in the heart of downtown Morden, Boundary Trails Dental Centre has grown from these humble beginnings. Today, over 10,000 patients visit our office annually for a variety of dental services:
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By Ho Hoffman
WADSWORTH — Wadsworth welcome to the real world of boys basketball.
After having a pair of "walk-over's" against Cuyahoga Falls and Tallmadge and feeling pretty good about themselves, Barberton (3-0, 2-0) brought the Grizzlies (2-1-,1-1) down to earth Tuesday night with an easy 68-53 Suburban League victory.
The more experienced Magics played the role of the teacher in showing their students how you play against tough competition in meaningful games.
"Barberton took it to us tonight," Wadsworth coach Mike Schmeltzer, Jr said. "They took advantage of our inexperience and came after us. It wasn't that they had any surprises for us. We knew what to expect but just couldn't react to it."
Doing most of the teaching for the Magics was 5-foot-7 Anthony Keys. The senior point guard tallied 22 points, including a perfect 12-of-12 from the free-throw line. Keys scored 14 points in the final quarter.
"That is what a senior point guard is supposed to do, take over the fourth quarter," Barberton coach Ken Rector said. "He is a two-year starter and been in these situations before and he just goes out and does a great job."
Wadsworth made one futile run at the start of final period to get back in the game when a Josh Kipfer free throw cut Barberton's lead to 42-37. However, two free throws from Keys and a trey from Eric Hummel (10 points, three treys) put the margin back to 47-37.
On the Grizzlies' next possession Prescott Williams (26 points, 10 rebounds) was intentionally fouled. Not only did Williams miss both free throws but Wadsworth couldn't score on the out-of-bounds play. It was the second time that scenario played out and on both occasions the Grizzlies didn't get any points. Barberton however, scored five.
"That was typical of our problems tonight," Schmeltzer said. "The first time it happens we are trailing 7-6, can't score and Barberton hits a trey and we're down 10-6. Then in the fourth quarter it is the same thing."
Another area which bothered Wadsworth all night was free throw shooting. The Grizzlies were 8-of-18 while Barberton was 23-of-26.
With the Magics sharing the basketball and points among eight players they opened up quarter leads of 12-9, 28-20 and 42-36. Wadsworth made a couple of runs closing the gap to within three points at 36-33 and 38-35 but for the rest of the game, the Grizzlies were always at least two possessions down.
"Except for Williams and Kipfer nobody else has played in a tight varsity game." Schmeltzer said. 'We lost our composure and were not sure of what to do. We stopped moving the ball and that just shut our offense down."
After Williams' 26 points, Kipfer was next with seven. On the other hand, the Magics had five players with more than seven points as Eric Hummel (10) and Sam Jerome (11) joined Keys in double digits.
Barberton's bench also outscored Wadsworth's 16-5.
"That is a credit to our kids," Rector said. "We have not practiced or played for three days, yet everybody starters and bench alike came out tonight ready to play."
Freshman Martice Jackson with eight points led eight Wadsworth scorers as the Grizzlies took the junior varsity game 43-36.


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Definitions of CITRUS in dictionaries:
- noun - any of numerous fruits of the genus Citrus having thick rind and juicy pulp
- noun - any of numerous tropical usually thorny evergreen trees of the genus Citrus having leathery evergreen leaves and widely cultivated for their juicy edible fruits having leathery aromatic rinds
- Any of various evergreen, usually spiny shrubs or trees of the genus Citrus, such as the grapefruit, lemon, or orange, native to southern and southeast Asia, having leathery, aromatic, unifoliolate compound leaves and widely cultivated for their juicy, edible fruits that have a leathery, aromatic rind.
- Of or relating to any of the citrus plants or their fruits.
- adj - any of a genus of tropical, fruit-bearing trees [n -ES] : CITRUSY
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Heads up all you green party people. On Saturday, October 2, you can meet the UT Solar Decathlon 2011 Team while enjoying tasty grilled hot dogs and cold drinks. Efficient Energy of Tennessee (EETN) is hosting a cook-out at the largest solar photovoltaic (PV) system in the seven-state TVA region!
Knoxville's Team Living Light has been accepted as one of 20 University teams from around the world to compete in the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2011. This prestigious, internationally recognized competition challenges each team to design, build, exhibit, and operate solar-powered houses that are cost-effective, energy-efficient, and attractive. This team of "olympic solar athletes" will also be giving a presentation in the NEG energy educational center (located at the site) from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm.
And you can take a tour of our new landmark solar power farm, which is like "1 of the 7 wonders of the state of Tennessee", says Harvey Abouelata, EETN VP of Sales and Marketing. We are not sure what the other six are but we are claiming this as one of them. The megawatt is comprised of 4608 Sharp solar panels, manufactured right here in Tennessee. The system also features 4 PV Powered 260 kW inverters, also made here in the USA. It's like tailgating next to a football field, except it's… bigger.
EETN will be on hand to answer any questions you might have, give tours, and feed your face. We will start grilling at 11:00 and end around 2:30, while providing information about solar technology and energy efficient best practices all day long! So, come by the site on Saturday, October 2, from 10:00AM to 3:00PM for a full day of solar fun. It's a meet, greet, and eat event you don't want to miss.
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Corn Sugar or High Fructose Corn Syrup – A Name Change Doesn't Make it Good for YouMay 30, 2011
High fructose corn syrup (HFCS) is getting such a bad reputation as an unhealthy food product that the Corn Refiners Association (CRA) want to change the name to "corn sugar." This US subsidiary product can be found in just about everything, especially processed junk foods and beverages such as soda and sports drinks. Breads, cereals, "nutrition" bars, deli meats, yogurt, soups and condiments often contain HFCS too. They say the name change is for the public's benefit and feel they are helping us all understand what exactly is in their food and where it comes from. They even launched a website www.sweetsurprise.com to help that "uninformed" consumer become more "informed." Well, aren't we so lucky to have them looking out for our best interests. Of course, they're only going to discuss basic principles in hopes that you'll still give their nutritional-devoid, highly refined food product a second chance. Let's look at a few "Realities" as they call them from their site where they try to dispel those nasty myths about HFCS as if they're comparing real unicorns to horses. (more…)