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It wasn't quite the result they had hoped for, but the Park City Miners football team showed some improvement on Saturday afternoon at Idaho State University at the Rocky Mountain Rumble.
In their 27-10 loss to Minico (Idaho), PCHS coach Mike Shepherd said he saw some good things happening on the field.
"I would say we made really good progress," he said. "We played better. We did a lot of things well, but we still did a lot of things not so well. I would say that I am not displeased. But I wouldn't actually say I'm happy either."
He said turnovers and mental errors still plague his team far too often.
"We just have to understand that making those silly mistakes is not something that will make us a very good team," he said.
Minico jumped out to a 13-0 first-quarter lead and had a 20-0 advantage before Zach Slusher hit a 25-yard field goal before halftime.
Minico would tack on another touchdown before Park City found the end zone for the first time this season in the fourth quarter on a five-yard run from Josh Pelegrin.
Shepherd said he didn't think the scoreboard accurately showed how even the game was.
"Not to say we deserved to win, by any means, but we should have been right in there," he said. "If we would have limited our early mistakes, we could have been competitive."
He said the Park City players are starting to understand the importance of the little things.
"Just a little bit of a wrong angle on a run or just not getting to the right shoulder on a certain block, it's critical," he said.
Before the season, Shepherd said he was going to take every single player in the PCHS football program on the trip to Idaho for the chance to bond and grow as a team. He said the plan worked out well.
"The trip itself was really fun," he said. "All the people who ran the festival up there were really friendly. And on the way home, the Varsity/JV bus broke down coming up Parley's Canyon. So we had to sit there for 45 minutes cracking jokes and making fun of each other until the bus was fixed. It was a good trip and I'm glad we did it."
Park City (0-2) will take on Judge Memorial at home on Friday night, though the team isn't sure if it will be able to use Dozier Field (due to construction on the track) or if it'll have to go to a to-be-determined backup plan.
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- No good goes on after midnight.
- Better to be overdressed than under-dressed.
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- You know, I don't think you're cut out for the military.
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Microsoft is aware of the issue, and according to a report at The Next Web it tried to claim that this is all Google's fault.
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Guys, Need to replace the crank position sensor on my 86 944. Problem is that when pulling it out, we hit the engine and there isn't room to get it fully out of the slot. Is there some trick to removing this little bugger? We get it about 80% of the way out before hitting the engine block. Thoughts? Appreciated y'all! Tony 86 944s racecar 02 996 turbo 06 Cayenne S
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Posted December 31, 2011 - 06:30 PM
Are you trying to remove the sensor holder assembly or just the sensor?
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Posted January 01, 2012 - 08:27 AM
the sensor and wiring connected to it.
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Posted January 01, 2012 - 04:10 PM
Then I don't understand what you say by it hit the engine or you can't get it out of the slot. It fits into a round hole and after remove the one retaining bolt the sensor just pulls straight up and out.
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Posted January 02, 2012 - 06:28 AM
yep...that's what it should do...but when removing the sensor itself, it comes out approx 80% of the way, then hits the the edge of the top of the engine preventing it from coming up and out. Seems strange to me too, like the hole is rotated for some reason or something. I would think it would be designed to be a clean "up and out" removal. When I get over to the barn where I have it, I'll take a picture. Quite frustrating for what i anticipated was going to be a 5 minute job. ;-) Tony
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Posted January 02, 2012 - 09:36 AM
It sounds like the assembly housing that holds the crank sensors has been damaged and it bent. The housing is adjustable and perhaps it came adrift and the sensor struck the flywheel causing your issue. What lead you to replacing the sensor in the first place?
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Posted January 02, 2012 - 01:16 PM
Track day...came off of track, car running fine. Tried to start it for the next session, nada. Looked under hood with some other 944 guys and one noticed fraying on wiring of the sensor. Tried to "hotwire" the wires since the wiring harness plug was right where the frayed wiring was...no good. So, bought a new sensor with the harness figuring I needed to do it anyway for the wiring, at the very least. So, if I'm reading you correctly, the sensor should come directly up out of it's hole...like straight up. Mine is at an angle. Maybe 70 degrees towards the driver's side rather than 90degrees (straight up). Is that correct? If so, then it sounds like you are spot on and the assembly housing has been rotated for some reason. Interesting that I didn't go off track or anything odd. Thanks for your time with this...it's a bit baffling to me. Tony
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Posted January 02, 2012 - 02:57 PM
The sensor should pull straight up and out although the housing does sit at a slight angle. If looking from the bell housing side the sensor housing will be at about the 11 o'clock position. I have replace loads of these sensors and never had them hit the engine. I have had them damage from being impacted which has spread the sensor not allowing it to be removed from the housing. Any chance you can get a pic?
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Posted January 02, 2012 - 06:41 PM
gonna take a picture tomorrow (1/3) (car is in a barn off-site)...thx for the time...I truly appreciate it! Tony
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Posted January 05, 2012 - 07:23 PM
It's hard to tell from the picture, but is it looking from the engine back toward the firewall? I have never seen the plastic piece you describe/show on an 86 944 or any other for that matter and I've worked on probably a thousand of them. Also, never seen the bracket and spring before in that location. The oil separator is plastic and on the left rear of the block, but it isn't in the way of removing the sensor. A better pic would help.
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Posted January 06, 2012 - 08:21 AM
Well it's not hitting the engine as you described but something on the bulkhead. I'm not sure what that plastic elbow that it is hitting is for. Is it a protective boot for a wiring harness or a cooling duct. Is it hard plastic or rubber? I can't see why you couldn't gently deflect the rubber piece ( if it is rubber ) and remove the sensor. I would also inspect the motor mounts to be sure the engine isn't listing to one side and causing this problem.
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Thanks...sorry I wasn't clear...it's a hard plastic (can't bend it) piece that appears to be some air intake ductwork piece coming off the top of the engine heading back to the bulkhead. the picture above is from the passenger side looking down at a slight angle.
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Kerry, like his predecessors, has concentrated on 1967 issues such as borders and security, showing few signs that he has learned from past failures. One hopes that he is not under the mistaken impression that Olmert and Abbas were inches away from a real agreement. Those talks did not come close to resolving even the 1967 issues. What's more, compared to Olmert, Netanyahu is less desperate, less willing to compromise on 1948 issues, and is making calculations in a region that has become less stable and forgiving of risk.
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August Wilson's celebrated 10-play cycle captures 100 years of African American life during each decade of the 20th century.
Join us for an historic series in The Greene Space as an extraordinary cast of actors and directors — many who worked directly with Wilson — gather to make the first-ever recording of all ten plays in August Wilson's American Century Cycle. This reading is presented on the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington.
Directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson. Scroll down for full cast list.
YOUNGBLOOD............Amari Cheatom
TURNBO...................Ruben Santiago-Hudson
FIELDING.................Anthony Chisholm
DOUB......................Barry Shabaka Henley
SHEALY...................Harvy Blanks
PHILMORE................Ray Anthony Thomas
BECKER...................Roscoe Orman
BOOSTER................J. Bernard Calloway
RENA.....................Joaquina Kalukango
Thanks to our philanthropic partners The Ford Foundation whose mission is to support visionary leaders and organizations on the front lines of social change worldwide and The Jerome Robbins Foundation.
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Freedom Of Creation meets Amsterdam Merchandising
FOC FOR 6.Jan.2011
The custom 3D printed card stand is the first exploration for Amsterdam Merchandising using this new production technology. 3D printing enables the creation of designs, such as customized items, which were impossible to be produce until today.
Amsterdam Merchandising, who have the exclusive license for selling and distributing the well known I Amsterdam merchandise based on the the IAmsterdam concept is collaborating with Freedom Of Creation to create their first products produced through 3D printing.
The customizable card stand, designed by Janne Kyttanen, is the first in this new series of an entire line of new products.
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2010 Research Summary
Low Power Frequency Synthesis for 60GHz Applications
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Cristian Marcu and Ali Niknejad
The design of 60GHz transceivers requires a stable local oscillator for up and down conversion of the RF signal being transmitted or received. A voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) is used, locked to a stable frequency reference using a phase locked loop (PLL) as shown in Fig. 1. The VCO must have a wide tuning range in order to ensure the correct frequencies can be reached despite PVT variations and should have low phase noise so as to not corrupt the wanted signal through reciprocal mixing. Achieving a wide tuning range is difficult at these frequencies due to the low quality factor of varactors, while decreasing noise tends to increase power consumption. Moreover, the design of the PLL requires high speed dividers to bring down the oscillation frequency to the reference frequency for comparison. The first, highest frequency, divider stages are typically power-hungry and require careful design to assure their capture range exceeds the tuning range of the VCO. This research focuses on the design of 60GHz PLLs both from an architectural and circuit design standpoint with a particular emphasis on low power consumption.
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Laura G. Gouge, age 92, of Sewickley PA. passed away June 22, 2013 in the Masonic Village of Sewickley. Laura was born Feb. 21, 1921 in Harve De Grace MD to the late Arthur & Susie Trimble Greenwood. She graduated from the University of Delaware with a BA degree and was employed as an elementary school teacher in the Middletown & Rehoboth Beach, DE school systems for 20 years. After retiring she moved to Sewickley, PA where she lived for the last 20 years. She enjoyed reading, crossword puzzles, cards and most of all her 4 children; W. Douglas Gouge Jr. of Pittsburgh, Larrie Gouge of Lake George, NY, Sue Neeley of Paris, PA. & Michael Gouge of Oakland Park, FL. and grandchildren: Michael Neeley, Elise, Laura & Julia Gouge. She was predeceased by her husband, Winton D. Gouge Sr. and her sister Phyllis Schabinger. A memorial Service in her Memory will be held Saturday, July 13th at 11:00 am at The Masonic Village in Sewickley in the Retired Living Assembly Room with the Rev. Tim Richert officiating. Copeland's of Sewickley Pa. is in charge of arrangements.
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The distribution of the new showlists has been completed. And the late January cattle offering generally appears to be smaller than last week, especially in the South. Although asking prices are not well defined in the early rounds, it's a good bet they will be sharply higher with live prices on par with sharply higher February live futures near 129.00. Significant trade volume may not develop until late in the week. The cattle kill totaled 126,000 head, 3,000 more than last week, and 12,000 greater than a year ago.
Boxed beef cutout values were steady to firm on moderate demand and offerings. Choice beef was up .17 at 187.61, and select was .56 higher at 182.42.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle contracts settled 75 to 265 points higher on Monday. The live cattle futures benefited significantly from both supply and demand news. The continuation of tight supplies as well as news about Japan increasing the age requirements had traders aggressive through the morning. Nearby futures did fall from session highs but still held triple digit gains into the close. February settled 2.65 higher at 128.95, and April was also up 2.65 at 133.40.
Feeder cattle ended the session 110 to 215 points higher on support from the live pit and expectations that cattle numbers will remain tight over the foreseeable future. March settled 1.95 higher at 149.90 and April was 2.15 higher at 153.30.
Feeder cattle receipts at the Oklahoma National Stockyards on Monday totaled 6750 head. Compared to last week, feeder steers were 1.00 to 3.00 higher at midsession. Feeder heifers were steady to 2.00 higher. Steer and heifer calves were steady to 4.00 higher, with the exception of cattle weighing less than 500 lbs. trading as much as 10.00 higher. Demand was very good for all classes. 550 to 600 lb. steer calves traded at 163.00 to 172.00 per hundredweight, 700 to 800 lb. yearling steers brought 143.50 to 151.50. 525 to 600 lb. heifer calves brought 144.50 to 156.00. 6 t0 7 weight yearling heifers traded from 138.00 to 146.00.
Lean hogs settled 70 points higher to 20 lower in a light trade. Any fundamental moves in the hog market took a back seat to the aggressive buying in the cattle complex. The idea is that any additional support for beef demand or tight beef supplies will help bolster pork demand through the spring. February closed .35 points higher at 87.17, and April was up .12 at 89.05.
There was slow market activity with light demand in the hog market on Monday. Barrows and gilts in the Iowa/Minnesota direct trade closed .16 higher weighted averages on a carcass basis at 85.93, the West was down .06 at 85.74, and the East was .93 lower at 82.05. Missouri direct base carcass meat price closed steady to 2.00 higher from 78.00 to 80.00. Terminal hogs were steady to 2.00 higher live from 56.00 to 58.00.
Pork trading was very slow, with light demand and mostly moderate offerings. Pork carcass cutout value was up .52 at 85.63.
On paper, pork processing margins look bleak with virtually no spread between estimated carcass value at wholesale and the Friday's weight average negotiated price on Iowa's dressed barrows and gilts.
The Monday hog kill at 412,000 head is 45,000 more than last Monday and 12,000 more than 2012.


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Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl's Top 5 Coleslaw RecipesYou were crazy about the potato salads—so I thought let's do the most logical other thing we can do: Coleslaw! Here are Dara's Top 5.
Cost Of Summer Grilling Down This Year, USDA SaysEven more so if you're fancy and want to top your hamburger with an egg.
WATCH: Raising The SteaksNick Stevens visits The Meat Hook in NYC for some inside tips on steaks and how to grill them.
Bite Of Minnesota: Grilled Peaches With Vanilla Frozen YogurtThis time of year is great for wandering around the neighborhood and taking in the sounds and scents of the approaching fall season. A little leaf crunch here and the waft of grilling there, it makes me want to throw open my windows and let all of the fresh air in. We don't grill too often at our house, but on occasion we'll buy a steak or come across some brats that are grill worthy. In most cases, we leave the grilling up to friends and family but did have occasion to fire it up recently to char some peaches.
Get Movin' Monday: August DealsWe turned a calendar page over the weekend. And that means we still have plenty of bathing suit season to enjoy. They are just one of the great bargains in the month of August.
Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl's Top 5 Next Level Sausages And Hot DogsYou've seen this. Restaurant hot dogs and sausages are going gourmet. You can do this too, right in your backyard! Here are Dara's Top 5 Next Level Sausages And Hot Dogs!
Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl's Top 5 Barbecue Sauce RecipesIt's the sweet spot of summer, and obviously you're looking to up your barbecue game. These are the next-level sauces to elevate your next cookout! Here are Dara's Top 5 Barbecue Sauces.
Healthy Grilling Options For Your Fourth Of JulyWe are approaching one of the busiest grilling holidays of the year – the Fourth of July! But fun with friends and family at a barbecues full of burgers, chips and cookies can have consequences on our waistlines. Danette Steinwell from Medifast Weight Control Centers joined WCCO with healthy alternatives for the grill.
WCCO Viewers' Choice For Best BBQ In MinnesotaCharlie Johnson is the owner and BBQ master at Q Fanatic in Champlin. And he wants everyone to get one thing straight: BBQing and grilling is not the same thing. "BBQ is slow smoking or slow cooking with low heat," Johnson said. "Grilling is direct, high heat."
Alter A Few Cooking Techniques To Make Grilling Safer, HealthierWe are in the heart of grilling season! But during the grilling process harmful substances can form that could be dangerous to your health. Sue Moores, Kolwalski's Markets Nutritionist, showed WCCO some techniques to reduce the production of cancer-causing substances.
Which Meats Are Most Affordable For Your Memorial Day Cookout?Bacon prices are the lowest they have been in two years -- they reached an all-time high around the same time last year. As for other meats, we looked into the price counts of your favorite grilling staples.
4th Annual Minnesota Monthly Grillfest Kicks OffIt's called Grillfest, but there's a lot more than just barbequed meats on the menu! The 4th annual Minnesota Monthly Grillfest takes place from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 16 and Sunday, May 17.


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Hockey Falls to UMass Lowell, 1-0
Nov. 16, 2001
LOWELL, Mass. - UMass Lowell defeated the University of Massachusetts, 1-0, in Hockey East action tonight at Tsongas Arena.
Ed McGrane scored his seventh goal of the season four minutes into the game with No. 10 UMass Lowell on the power play. McGrane banged home a loose puck from just outside the crease. Peter Hay and Dan Fontas assisted on the goal.
Both goaltenders dominated the remainder of the game. UMass senior goaltender Mike Johnson (Excelsior, Minn.) made 18 saves in the losing effort, while UMass Lowell goaltender Cam McCormick made 24 saves for the shutout. McCormick has yet to allow a goal this season with three consecutive shutouts.
The victory improves UMass Lowell to 6-2-0 overall and 4-2-0 in Hockey East, while the loss drops Massachusetts to 4-5-0 overall and 2-2-0 in Hockey East.
The two teams return to action on Saturday, Nov. 17, in a 7:00 p.m. rematch at the Mullins Center.
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Leita Spears Historic Washington State Park's historian, spoke to members of the Rotary Club of Arkadelphia recently. Accompanied by Kerry Spears, her interpretive assistant, the two spoke about life in 19th century southern Arkansas and included a hands-on view of many items that were common to that period, such as a fluter, waffle iron, wooden washboard, disposable clay pipe, rug beater, haversack, handmade candles, sun bonnet, beadle potato masher, ice tongs, wooden spinning tops, hand-rolled clay marbles, slate board slate pencil and other objects from the 1800's. Historic Washington is a 19th century museum village that has interpretive guides for personalized tours where the items can be seen in context. Mrs. Spears also announced the annual Jonquil Festival, which will be March 15-17. For additional information, call 870-983-2862.
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Eric Johnson
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Height: 6-1 Weight: 192 lbs.
Born: July 23, 1952 in Ephrata, WA
High School: Moses Lake
College: Washington St. (school history)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 9 (7518th overall since 1950)
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Joey Chestnut Reigns Over Pizza; Gossipy Memoir From Pino Luongo
Also in our news roundup: an alternative to Momofuku Ko, and a lesbian bar revitalized.
• Hot-dog-eating champ Joey Chestnut likes pizza, too: He ate 45 slices in ten minutes last weekend. "He never appeared to chew," writes a reporter with awe. [NYDN]
• A London critic, frustrated by his inability to get a seat at Momofuku Ko, recommends an alternative: Persimmon. [London Times]
• Restaurateur Pino Luongo — owner of Centolire and former owner of Il Cantinori and Sapore di Mare — has a memoir coming out. In it, he talks about Leona Helmsley sending back her cappucino, Sly Stallone getting upset over $800 bottles of wine, and how to deal with mobsters' cigarette machines. [NYP]
• Rafael Soler, a Vendy Award finalist, used to be a tailor until he found his calling selling Dominican food at the Red Hook ball fields. [NYT]
• How a bar stays open: the saga of West Village watering hole Rubyfruit. [NYT]


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Bookcase with Filing from the Rue de Lyon collection by DMI is quality crafted with maple solids, select hardwood detailing and American cherry veneers. Four shelves offer ample display space.
Three are adjustable shelves are perfect for displaying your treasured items or the volumes of books in your collection. Bottom full-length locking lateral file drawer adds functionality for letter/legal-sized filing.
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Barbara Schternvart
From Grand Theft Wiki
Revision as of 01:21, 9 December 2009 by Mcanmoocanu (talk) (→Trivia)
Barbara Schternvart is a police officer who lives in El Quebrados and can become one of Carl Johnson's girlfriends. She can be found outside the El Quebrados Police Station and prefers Carl to be fat, although this is not necessary if all the Oysters have been collected. Whilst dating Barbara, Carl does not lose his weapons after being Busted. When their relationship reaches 50%, Carl gains access to her Ranger, and at 100%, a police uniform is delivered to Carl's wardrobe. Whilst on a driving date, Barbara prefers Carl to drive slowly, whilst on a food date prefers to go to diners. She will ask Carl in for 'coffee' when their relationship reaches 60%.
Barbara was voiced by Danielle Lee Greaves.
- Barbara has two children, who are unseen in game, and she claims "that she used to be married to a real bastard", which would explain why Barbara is possible to date.
- Barbara's Ranger's license plate reads CUFFS
- Strangely Barbara works and lives at the police station, in El Quebrados.
- If the player activates the "pedestrian riot" cheat before dating her, she will attack the player even after the cheat is disabled, making her unvailable.


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Just a quick one to say that my ship has come in, again, and that in consequence two more of our most popular titles are back in stock…
The first is Carlyn Beccia's beautiful Digital Painting for the Complete Beginner – which sold out in the UK within a few months of launch earlier this year. It's been well reviewed (check out this thorough reading of the book on Goodreads and the fine selection of 5* reviews on amazon.com) and Carlyn's work is deservedly popular and there are a few hundred of you out there waiting for pre-ordered copies whose wait will, soon, be over.
The second is one of Michael Freeman's most popular Field Guides – Exposure. This is, I think, on its fourth UK printing, now, which fact speaks for itself if you ask me, but if you need a second opinion, have a look here.
Here's a picture of a container ship, which may or may not have some of our books on it, by way of celebration.


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Green coffee bean extract: it's variations from the typical coffee. Taking conventional coffee everyday can aid you in losing body mass as well. Coffee beans are being roasted so that manufacturers can come up with the typical coffee and this is the primary element for a delicious taste of it. In a different manner, green coffee bean extract resulted from unroasted process. The beans of the green coffee experienced being saturated and concentrated to come up with the extract. There is really a variation when the beans undergone the process of roasting. When the procedure of roasting is applied to the coffee beans, the chlorogenic acid is remove from the its components and this is commonly known for its antioxidant attributes and at the same time its capabilities to make one slimmer.
Can you now foresee the significance of having the green coffee bean extract if you have the desire of reducing your body mass yet you cannot insert the schedule of exercise activity in your hectic schedule? The presence of chlorogenic acid in green coffee bean extract is established and such substance has been agreed on different studies conducted that it can really help in reducing the body mass even if you will not have variation with your diet meals or conducting the exercise activities daily. One study in 2012 revealed an evidence regarding the gains the sixteen adults benefited from taking the green coffee bean extract in three months, the publication stated that they lost 10.5 percent of their total body mass and 16 percent of their total body fat. Despite of not having the variations in their diet and not conducting exercise, the outcome of the study revealed that respondents did lose weight. If you want to dig more information, continue reading this.
Sugar that entered in our body is hindered by the chlorogenic acid to be changed immediately into a fat. As a conclusion, green coffee bean extract intake can aid you to decrease body mass without the help of exercise and diet variations. Your body mass reduction is more efficient if you will do the exercise and have the low-fat meals as well. Yet, green coffee bean extract alone can aid you in losing an amount of your weight.
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Kim Zolciak and Kandi Burruss used to be close friends. Unfortunately, after years of working together on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" and on Zolciak's music, their relationship took an ugly turn.
Last year, Burruss filed a lawsuit against Zolciak, claiming she wasn't properly compensated for her work on Zolciak's single, "Don't Be Tardy," which is also the name of her reality show. Although the suit was eventually thrown out, Zolciak isn't over the betrayal and doesn't plan on making amends anytime soon.
During a recent appearance on Andy Cohen's late night show, "Watch What Happens Live," via an Aug. 18 report by Wetpaint Entertainment, Zolciak responded to a caller, who wanted to know if there was any hope for their friendship. In response, Zolciak said, "No. You filed a lawsuit and the lawsuit wasn't valid and it got thrown out, so no."
In Oct. 2013, Burruss' lawsuit against Zolciak, in which she claimed to have only been paid $4,000 for her work, was thrown out by a judge, who ruled in Zolciak's favor. At the time, Zolciak had released a statement, claiming Burruss' suit, which came many months after the release of the song, was "without merit" and had suspicious timing, considering the premiere of Burruss' "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" spinoff, "The Kandi Factory."
Although it is certainly sad to see a friendship end, these two are currently busy with other things anyways. Currently, Zolciak is busy with her Bravo spinoff and her six kids with husband Kroy Biermann. Burruss is newly married and enjoying her music career and duties with "The Real Housewives of Atlanta."
Another friendship that ended on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" was Zolciak's relationship with NeNe Leakes. However, unlike Zolciak and Burruss, she and Leakes were able to get their relationship back on track and are currently in a good place.
For more of Kim Zolciak, tune into "Don't Be Tardy" every Thursday night at 9 p.m. on Bravo.


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How to Return a North Face Product for Warranty Repair
In the fall of 2000 my spouse and I were preparing for a long, cold, North Dakota winter. We decided to purchase two North Face jackets to protect us from the wind, rain, snow and cold arctic air we were sure to encounter in the coming months. The North Face jackets lived up to their name and the quality of the products are as enduring as the company guarantees. Recently the zipper on my jacket failed when one of the teeth broke off. Since the products are under a lifetime warranty, I knew I could send the jacket back for repair–not something you can typically do for a broken zipper. This allowed me to save money rather than purchasing a new jacket this fall. The following will provide a visual guide to help you send back a product for repair. "The warranty does not cover damage caused by accident, improper care, negligence, normal wear and tear, or the natural breakdown of colors and materials over extended time and use," (The North Face Warranty Policies, 2010), but the company will repair your product for a reasonable charge if is not covered by the warranty. This is a great asset to prolong the use of your North Face products.
How To Send a North Face Product for Repair
The warranty department will evaluate your North Face product to determine if it falls under the Lifetime Warranty and make repairs or a replacement as necessary. If the product does not fall under the warranty, then the company can make the repairs and bill you along with the return shipping cost.
Step 1: Clean your product. This is in accordance with California State Law and you will be charged a cleaning fee if the product is dirty upon arrival. My jacket can simply be laundered in the washing machine at home.
NOTE: Check your products care guide before cleaning. This can typically be found in one of the inseams of the product or contact the company for directions.
Step 2: Thoroughly dry your product to keep it from spoiling during shipping.
Step 3: Create labels for your product to assist the repair technician identify and fix all problems you have with your product. For example, my jacket needs to have the main zipper replaced, an seam on the interior of a pocket sewn, and a small hole repaired. I created three notes in Microsoft Word detailing the location and issue, printed them out, and cut them in strips to attach to the jacket.
Step 4: Attach the notes to the product in close proximity to the issue. I attached the three tags on the zipper of the coat, the zipper of the pocket to be repaired, and the sleeve of the jacket closest to the point where the hole exist using twist ties.
Step 5: Neatly fold your product and place it in a protective bag if possible. Placing your item in plastic can prevent oil, dirt, and other materials that may penetrate the box from coming in contact with your product.
Step 6: Write a business letter to the North Face Warranty department detailing what you need repaired on your product. Be sure to include your mailing address, name, and other contact information.
Step 7: Create the USPS Priority Mail box or use a box of an appropriate size for your product.
NOTE: The Medium Flat Rate Priority Mail box is available from the United States Postal Service free of charge. Check with the Post Office Employee to find out if a less expensive method of shipping your product is available. The Priority Mail was the least expensive choice for me.
Step 8: Place your product and letter in the box.
Step 9: Address the box to: The North Face Warranty Department, 14450 Doolittle Drive, San Leandro, CA 94577, ensuring you include your return address on the package.
Step 10: Seal the box using packaging tape.
Step 11: Return the box to the US Post Office.
Step 12: Pay for postage, insurance equal to the value of the product, and request confirmation of delivery or use a system that requires a signature upon arrival.
Step 13: Mail your package.
Once your North Face product has been received by North Face, according to North Face web page, the company will mail you a post card indicating the company has received the package and then proceed with repair proceedures. "The North Face cannot be liable for lost in-bound packages," (The North Face Warranty Policies, 2010) so be sure your package has the correct mailing address and is insured in the event the package is lost or damaged in the mail.
After the repairs are made, typically four weeks, the company will mail the product back to you.
Making a product purchase from a company as reputable as The North Face provides you with some added benefits for long-term use of your products. Being able to send back my North Face jacket for repair will prolong the use of the jacket and save me a few dollars on purchasing a new jacket right now.
NOTE: This article is intended to guide you through the steps to return a product to The North Face Company. All information concerning The North Face Lifetime Warranty was current as of the publication date of this article. Please check with the company concerning the warranty of your product, any updates or changes to the warranty department's address, and any specific questions concerning your North Face gear.
UPDATE: The North Face Company replaced the zipper, repaired the ripped pocket, and hot sealed the small hole for no charge. The jacket was returned by FedEx in about 3 weeks time. The jacket feels like new again! Although, I did not receive a post card from the company letting me know they had received my jacket. This may be because the turn around time was so quick.


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'The Homesman' Trailer: Tommy Lee Jones Leads the Way Home
Posted on Tuesday, April 15th, 2014 by Russ Fischer
Tommy Lee Jones has directed two TV movies (most recently The Sunset Limited) and one great theatrical feature, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada. Now he has finished another film, which adapts Glendon Swarthout's novel The Homesman. Jones' movie will likely premiere at Cannes, and has a French release planned for May.
The first Homesman trailer is now out, and it proves that Jones has employed a great cast — besides Jones himself, the roster features Hilary Swank, Hailee Steinfeld, Meryl Streep, Tim Blake Nelson, James Spader, William Fichtner, and Jesse Plemons. It also suggests that Jones has employed the same combination of action and lyrical style seen in other westerns such as Unforgiven. Read More »


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Martin Erskine is an orchestrator, pianist, conductor and composer. You probably have heard his work without even knowing it. His orchestrations have been heard on such Disney films as Enchanted, Geppetto, Annie, and Cinderella with Whitney Houston. Stage credits include Pageant, Damn Yankees and Children of Eden. He has worked with the likes of Alan Menken, Stephen Schwartz and the man who created the sound of Forever Plaid, our dearly departed genius James Raitt. He has won three Emmys for his work on the PBS series The Wonder Pets. As I have said in the past, orchestration is an art form that a lot of folks don't appreciate. The next time you sit down with your kids to watch something like Cinderella or any Disney film pay attention to the way the music sounds. It did not just materialize like that. People like Martin Erskine are true artists.
Were you interested in music as a kid?
I have been involuntarily interested in and obsessed with music ever since I can remember. There is actually a family home movie of me sitting next to my prized Christmas present in 1967 or 1968: a cardboard-bodied 33rpm (AND 45RPM!!!) portable record player. I am sucking on a lollipop rocking intensely back and forth staring at and listening to the spinning original cast album of "South Pacific." I can still taste that grape candy whenever I hear "Happy Talk." Well, grape candy and the severe tongue-lashing I got from Miss Mildred, our music teacher in nursery school. When I insisted to her that she was teaching us the aforementioned song incorrectly, demonstrating the Polynesian accent that Juanita Hall used AND THAT SHE HAD NOT, Miss Mildred became quite indignant at my insolence and sat me in the corner. Like I said, interested and obsessed.
What was your first professional job both as a musician and orchestrator?
As a musician: The Courtney Webber School of Dance as a pianist for tap classes when I was 12. As orchestrator, the first time I professionally put pen to paper was Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella in 1997. Until then I had been known for realistic sounding midi renderings. These would be handed off to someone seasoned like Danny Troob to transcribe and polish for the actual orchestral sessions. Since I withdrew from college after one semester, resisting a music career at the time, I learned everything I know on the street. As well as from the James Raitt's , the Danny Troob's and the Doug Besterman's I was fortunate enough to work with.
You had a long association with the very talented arranger James Raitt? What are of your fondest memories of him and what did you learn from working with him?
The laughter, the intensity, the smell of stale and constant cigarette smoke, and the way he swept into the room with a resounding "Hey youuuuuu." From him I learned how to love unconditionally any musical subject I am handling; especially the most kitschy of styles. If you had bongos slapping away 16th notes and cup-muted trumpets going "waaaa-doo, waaaaaaaa-doooo" throughout your arrangement, the audience had better be fondly remembering the era that sound comes from. Not laughing at it. "It's one thing to look at a lava lamp." He would say, "It's another thing entirely to look at someone LOOKING at a lava lamp!"
Of the three mediums theatre, film or TV, which do you like working in the most?
I can answer better if I put all three in order of preference:
1. Movies. Because when I say, "I need 75 musicians" they say "OK"
2. TV. Because when I say, "I need 42 musicians", they say "OK"
3. Theatre. Because when I say, "I need 5 musicians," they say "Great! 3 it is!"
If there was one musical of the 1940s or 50s, that if you had a chance to work on today for a new production, what would it be?
Guys and Dolls, if only to preserve and polish where needed the original work, which for the past few decades has been treated as if it needs to be improved.


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|Mr. Andy Hansen
President, Buckeye Egg
P.O. Box 173
Cronton, Ohio 43013
|May 1, 1998
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Dear Mr. Hansen:
On behalf of the FoodSpeak Coalition and others concerned about First Amendment freedoms, we write to urge you to withdraw your food-disparagement lawsuit against Ms. Amy Simpson and the Ohio Public Interest Research Group.
FoodSpeak is a broad coalition of civil liberties, public interest, environmental, consumer, and other groups dedicated to protecting the First Amendment rights of those who speak out on food and food safety.
Based on the facts alleged in your complaint against Ms. Simpson and the Ohio PIRG, we are firmly convinced that this legal action is both unwarranted and unconstitutional under the free speech guarantees of the United States and Ohio Constitutions. Accordingly, and if need be, we are prepared to assist in defending the free speech rights of Ms. Simpson and the Ohio PIRG in court and elsewhere.
We respectfully urge you to unconditionally drop this action immediately. If you disagree with Ms. Simpson, debate her. If you feel strongly about the matter, use your resources to respond to her. But do not try to intimidate her by forcing her into impoverishment defending a lawsuit which you cannot ultimately win. This is not the American way.
Although we cannot, of course, speak on behalf of Ms. Simpson or the Ohio PIRG, we do believe that such action on your part would be an important gesture in support of freedom of speech in Ohio and elsewhere.
Sincerely yours,
|Ralph Nader
|Ira Glasser
Executive Director, ACLU
|Michael F. Jacobson
Executive Director, CSPI
cc: Amy Simpson, Ohio PIRG, G. Roger King, Esq. (Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue)


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The Colorado House has approved a bill that would require some insurance policies be written to a 10th grade level.
HB 1166 increases the readability of automobile, health care, dental and long-term care insurance policies and would require the text of policies and plans be written in 10-point font or larger for better visibility. All policies must contain an index or table of contents, if they are longer than 3 pages or 3,000 words.
The Colorado Division of Insurance receives thousands of inquiries annually, with most questions about the confusion of the wording of policies.
The bill will face a final recorded vote in the next day or two.
HB 1166 is sponsored by Linda Newell (D-Littleton) in the Senate.


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Wrestling News World reader Dustyn attended this week's Smackdown taping in Edmonton and sent in the following live report:
Prior to the event, I went to the area where the superstars arrive. I saw a lot of them. I saw 10-12 NXT guys, including Bo Dallas, some of the NXT divas, as well as Bray Wyatt. I saw the Brooklyn Brawler and Harvey Wippleman around the production trucks. I got autographs and pics with Daniel Bryan, Ricardo, Tyson Kidd and Matt Striker. I've heard before that Matt Striker takes the time to talk, sign, and take photos with EVERYONE, and I can tell you, it's true! He was the nicest WWE guy I've met so far.
Daniel Bryan, Sheamus, Jericho, and JBL got the biggest cheers of the evening. They were all pretty equal. Orton got tons of cheers too.
Heyman got lots of boos, I was cheering for him.
The crowd loved The Shield. Sandow got about 50/50 cheers/boos. During his challenge (cups and ball) at the end, Sheamus asked him to show the ball. The crowd started chanting, "Show Your Balls!!" Best chant of the night.
The crowd LOVED the post match segment with Ryback/Kofi and the tables. Ryback got a table from under the ring, and put Kofi thru. The crowd chanted "One More TIme." Ryback got another table and put Kofi thru again. He got a third and final table, and again put Kofi thru it. He was stretchered off to the back.
During the Big E/Del Rio match, there was a sign that showed a picture of Carlton Banks (Fresh Prince of Bel Air) and a picture of Big E. It said "Before" over Carlton and "After" above Big E. Good stuff. AJ is beautiful, that is all.
The most recent advertised dark match was Sheamus, Orton, and Kofi vs The Shield. Obviously wanting to sell Kofi's injuries from earlier in the night, it was changed to Orton and Team Hell No vs The Shield. Great way to end the evening.


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From Blueberry Burst to Mango Sunrise, YoCream International can provide a different flavor of frozen yogurt for almost every week of the year. The company sells its 40 different flavors of co-branded frozen yogurt, along with ice cream, fruit and dairy smoothies, and frozen custard mixes to foodservice customers. Outlets for YoCream's products range from small yogurt shops to club store giants. The company's other products include a line of fruit smoothies and sorbet, as well as YoCream frozen custard and ice cream. It also offers private-label and co-packing services. Brothers John, David, and James Hanna founded YoCream in 1977. YoCream International is owned by French dairy giant


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How to Install Maps:
Place the .bsp file into below directory (Normal install directory)
C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\(your account name)\team fortress 2\tf\maps
Included Maps:
This is a remake of the epic TFC map "Murderball" created by TheDreadedPyro/Chris Thorsten.
Run to the center of the map and grab the ball. Try to keep it as long as you can! Your team will score a point for every 10 seconds you hold the ball...
Rundown -King of the Hill- A thunder Mountain/Sawmill themed map.
Due to recent budget cuts, both sides have to reopen their once abandoned sawmills to get back into the swing of the hardwood business. Unfortunately they reopen the same mill and are on dispute of who holds the main building. Rundown takes place in the middle of this "arguement".
Rusty Pumpkin Bay Version: 2.0
A Remake of Rusty Bucket Bay From Banjo-Kazooie. Return To the Rusty Bucket for a battle royale on the ship, but beware of its unwanted cargo...
CP Portal 2
Capture Point Portal 2 map created by: nioXide aka nOx
Author Arnold
From author RaVaGe
Author 'ok comp'
Alpha 6 of the map.
"floating payload" would be a fun idea.
This is another requested map but this was requested by 'Unusual Scud_Jnr'.
This is an arena with a boxing ring in the middle of it. You don't have to be Heavy but that was the idea.


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She Can Do It! - Runner's World Article (December 28, 2011)
Desiree Davila Poised to Earn Olympic Berth - USA Today (January 13, 2012)
Desiree Davila Finishes Second At USA Marathon Trials - Detroit Free Press (January 15, 2012)
Desiree Davila Feature on ESPN.com
Sun Devil Career: Earned her first All-America honors in 2003 (10th, outdoor 5,000m run)...garnered All-America honors in cross country as well...ranks third all-time in the indoor 3,000m run (9:36.28) and second and fourth in the distance medley (11:36.33)...also fifth in the 5,000m run (16:34.28)...ranks No. 6 on the charts in the outdoor 5,000m run (16:17.45).
2004 Outdoor: Advanced to her second NCAA Championship meet in as many years, finishing 23rd in the 5,000m run...scored in two events at the Pac-10 Championships by placing second in the 10,000m run and sixth in the 5,000m...also qualified for regionals in the 1,500m after recording a personal best of 4:28.55 to finish second at the Baldy Castillo Invite...also won the race at the Double Dual...earned Honorable Mention Academic All-Pac-10 honors.
2004 Indoor: Ran in three individual races and provisionally qualified for the NCAA meet in the 5,000m run with the fifth-best indoor time in school history...placed third at the Double Dual to score for the team...helped the distance medley relay team to a victory at the Double Dual.
2003 XC: An All-American for the Sun Devils, she helped the team win the Roy Griak and ASU Invites...placed in the Top 15 in four of the six races she ran with all six finishes coming in the Top 44 of the standings...primarily was the third finisher on the team, but was second on the squad at the NCAA meet...earned all-region honors with her 15th place finish...was All-Pac-10 Second Team...also named to the Academic All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention team.
2003 Outdoor: Earned All-America honors in the 5,000m run after placing 10th at the NCAA meet (eight American to finish)...held the second-fastest time on the team in the 800m, 1,500m and 5,000m runs behind Lisa Aguilera...her personal best of 16:17.45 at the Stanford Invitational ranks sixth all-time at Arizona State...earned race victories in the 800m at the Double Dual with a personal best 2:10.21 and the 1,500m run at both the Baldy Castillo and Double Dual...scored for the team in the 5,000m at the Pac-10 Championships (sixth place) and at the NCAA West Regional (fourth place)...was an honorable mention selection to the Pac-10 All-Academic squad.
2003 Indoor: Second on the team in the 3,000m run with the third-fastest time in school history (9:36.28)...third on the team in the mile run...her 3,000m run placed her second at the Pac-10 Invitational...also finished fifth in the mile at the Boise State Invitational.
2002 XC: Competed in six races for ASU with her best race being run at the Pac-10 Championships where she finished 12th...conference meet time of 21:19 was tops for her this year...also earned a spot on the All-Pac-10 Conference Second Team...third on the team at the NCAA Championships with a 21:37.8 and 118th-place finish...took fourth on the squad at the NCAA West Region meet to help team advance to national meet...garnered honorable mention Pac-10 All-Academic accolades.
2002 Outdoor: Competed in the 800m, 1500m and 3000m...clocked 19th fastest time in the prelims of the 1500m at the U.S.A. Junior Outdoor Championships (4:40.61) but did not advance to the final...finished 10th in the 1500m at the Pac-10 Championships with season-best 4:31.71...placed fourth at the ASU Invite (4:35.88) and sixth at the Oregon Invite (4:31.71)...recorded personal-best in the 800m (2:13.35), placing fourth at the UA/NAU Double Dual...owned ASU's top 3000m time of the season (10:02.13).
2002 Indoor: Did not compete.
2001 XC:Lone freshman to compete on ASU's starting seven...team's fifth-highest finisher at the NCAA Championships (205th, 23:08) and West Region (34th, 22:39.4)...clocked season-best 6,000m time of 22:02.7 at the Pac-10 Championships, finishing as the team's fourth-highest finisher (22nd)...ASU's third-best finisher in first collegiate meet, placing 15th (5,000m-19:10.4) at the UC Irvine Invitational...placed 50th at the Roy Griak Invitational (22:03) and 65th at the NCAA Pre-Meet (22:34).
High School:A 2001 graduate of Hilltop High School (Chula Vista, Calif.)...earned four letters in track, cross country and soccer...three-time CIF and Metro League champion in cross country (`98-'00)...four-time Metro League Runner of the Year (`98-'01)...as a senior, won CIF titles in both the 1600m and 3200m...at the California state meet, placed fifth in the 1600m and fourth in the 3200m...also won 1600m CIF title as a junior...as a senior set Metro League records in the 800m, 1600m and 3200m and set the Mt. Carmel Invitational meet record in the 3200m.
Personal:Majoring in psychology...parents are Dennis and Nancy Davila...sister Natalie played field hockey at Cal...born July 26, 1983...full name Desiree Nicole Davila.
|Personal Best Marks
|In NCAA Championship Meets
|Outdoor 5,000m
|Cross Country
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Recent mass disasters such as the World Trade Center, American Airlines Flight 587 and Hurricane Katrina have required the services of health professionals, law enforcement and social/psychological personnel. Previous protocols for mass disasters are continually being reviewed and revised to better prepare authorities for possible future disaster events.
The seminar will include such topics as child abuse recognition, child abuse reporting, mass disaster protocol and identifications in multiple mass disasters.
The child abuse section of the program has been approved by the NY State Educational Department to fulfill the continuing education requirement for health professionals and teachers for licensure.
Upon completion of the course, a New Jersey State Nurses Association (NJSNA) Certificate with six NJSNA contact hours will be issued.
Corporate and Continuing Education at Raritan Valley Community College is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by New Jersey State Nurses Association (NJSNA), an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center?s Commission on Accreditation.
The $179 cost includes all fees and texts. Registration is limited and is on a first-paid, first-confirmed basis. To register, call 908-526-1200, ext. 8471. For further information, contact Dr. Sourri Baetjer, assistant dean, CCE/Allied Health, 908-218-8872.
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text: HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL: Joined the Crimson Tide program after playing professional baseball for 10 years ... spent parts of three seasons (2008, 2010 and 2011) in the Major Leagues with Florida, Kansas City and Oakland ... with Major League Baseball funding his college education, he chose to walk on to the Alabama football program, joining the team in January of 2013 ... played quarterback at Selma High School, graduating in 2004 ... originally signed with Stanford out of high school but chose to play professional baseball, where he was drafted in the fourth round of the 2004 MLB Draft by the Florida Marlins (113th overall selection) ... three-star prospect and listed as an athlete in football out of high school ... rated the No. 16 player in the state of Alabama in 2003 by Rivals.com ... ranked the No. 47 wide receiver prospect nationally by Scout.com in 2003 ... was a three-year starter at quarterback for Selma (2001-03) ... completed 180 of 448 passes for 3,107 yards and 31 touchdowns in his career while rushing for 1,175 yards on 222 carries ... on the defensive side, hauled in nine interceptions to go along with 111 tackles ... had 2,080 all-purpose yards as a senior for head coach Jerome Harper in 2002 ... son of Quincy Williams, who played defensive end at Auburn ... lived with his grandfather, Randall, after his mother passed away in a 1998 car accident.


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A major solar eruption on the sun's surface on Jan. 7, 2014, reached Earth and activated the Aurora Borealis in the northern hemisphere and could be seen in areas near the north pole and as far south as Ohio. These bright dancing lights in the northern sky are actually collisions between electrically charged particles from the sun that enter our atmosphere.
A minor solar flare is expected to arrive on Jan. 12, 2014 and is an S1 level flare with S1 being minor compared to Tuesdays extreme S5 flare. These flares cause radiation hazards especially to astronauts and airline passengers on different levels and can disrupt high frequency radio waves disturbing radios and cell phones.
Sun flares can be risky but the aurora displays they create are the beautiful side of these events. Ohio has seen many aurora displays in recent years the last visible one happened on October 2011 and lasted around 20 minutes. Even folks in southern Ohio may be able to see the legendary lights if the night sky is clear. Rural areas that are free of ground lighting have a better chance of viewing the display of lights.
Northern Lights Centre explains a little more about these natural phenomenons, "Auroral displays appear in many colours although pale green and pink are the most common. Shades of red, yellow, green, blue, and violet have been reported. The lights appear in many forms from patches or scattered clouds of light to streamers, arcs, rippling curtains or shooting rays that light up the sky with an eerie glow."
The color of the aurora depends on how far above the earth's atmosphere is affected by the collision of gas molecules with oxygen and these collisions emit light that we perceive as the dancing lights of the north.


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Listen to the audio presentation at the University of Bologna on January 24
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A senior official at the Israeli Ministry for Foreign Affairs stated at an internal briefing to newly appointed ambassadors in the early nineties that the memory of the Shoah should be maintained as an intimate private memory, rather than exposing the sufferings and traumata to the public stage. Thus the memory will remain genuine, and void of any banality and instrumentalisation.
Such remarks, though impressive, ran counter to the publicly shared experience of how to establish and maintain a culture of memory, at the time. Indeed, they seemed to undermine a certain aspect of the Israeli ethos that related the Shoah with the eventual establishment of the Jewish Homeland.
Before the Shoah, the notion already existed that – more than simply the fulfillment of a dream of returning to the Promised Land – the State of Israel's raison d'être was to establish a safe haven for the Jewish People, which had been dispersed and persecuted in the Diaspora. As aconsequence of the Shoah, an additional notion emerged: that this kind of calamity would never be allowed to happen again. Israel was not founded because of the Shoah, but an earlier founding might have prevented the Shoah.
As a result, it seems that Israelis are doomed to live under a constant state of justified paranoia. The New York Times made a point in its headline from August 12, 2009 by asking: "Is it too quiet for the Israelis? Apprehension growing of what trouble enemies has up their sleeves". It seems that Israelis do not allow themselves the luxury of conceiving daily life devoid of threats. The other side of this coin is fostering the heroic posture of being Israeli, as opposed to the defenseless slaughter of Jews without a state of their own.
No doubt, the creation of a collective memory regarding this unique traumatic event is a requisite; for, as time passes by, the survivors' generation dies out and the facts may fade away.
The early fifties were marked by silence on the Shoah by victims and perpetrators alike – a silence that slowly eroded in the late fifties and during the sixties. The Eichmann trial also led to finding a new articulation of Shoah among the Second Generation of both victims and perpetuators alike; nevertheless, it was the Second Generation that promoted the culture of memory of the Shoah more than any other.
It is believed that memory is maintained through repetition. Motifs of Shoah effectively became an essential part of post war literature, as well as the visual media of mass communications. However, the obvious success of shaping a culture of memory had adverse affects.
As decades elapsed since this unique event took place, the problem of relevance emerged, especially when the indescribable events had to be explained to younger generations. As time elapsed, nothing was self-evident, and – perhaps inescapably – the path towards banalization was opened. Moreover, since political correctness prescribed the term Holocaust as the ultimate evil, the temptation to label other events as holocausts became politically rewarding. Holocausts in Biafra, Cambodia, Burundi or in Darfur have marked the headlines of the media, each in turn, and also helped to foster the attention they deserved. The price, however, was a blurring of the uniqueness of the Shoah and its memory. The term Holocaust has become politically inflated – a vehicle to transport political and human grievances of any kind.
In this essay, the use of this inflated term has been carefully avoided.
Holocaust is the Greek term in the Bible translation of the "Septuaginta" for the Hebrew term Olah. The Olah is a sacrifice which is entirely burnt to a cinder on the altar. According to the Torah, the use of this religious term was not applied to human beings; but in Jeremiah 19:4-5, the much condemned human sacrifices of the pagan cult of Baal are termed Olot in plural. The Catholic Douay-Rheims Bible (1750 edition), which has tried to remain as faithful as possible to the "Septuaginta", presents the following translation:
"And they have built the high places of Baalim, to burn their children with fire for a holocaust to Baalim: which I did not command, nor speak of, neither did it once come into my mind."
The Greek term holocauston itself is not an indicator of whether the term referred to a pagan or a Jewish rite of sacrifice. Xenophon uses the term holokautei – referring to the Greek pagan rite of sacrifice – in his historical account, "Anabasis", which is much earlier than the Greek translation of the Bible. Xenophon's text was read by virtually all educated classes throughout European history. They would thus frequently associate "sacrifice" and "holocaust" – meaning "a whole burnt offering" –with pagan practices. . The thirty line entry for "Holocauste" in the Diderot and D'AlembertEncyclopedie (1765) makes no references whatsoever to Jews or Jewish practices, only to sacrifices honoring "infernal gods". In 1929, Winston Churchill described the Turkish atrocities on Armenians as an "administrative Holocaust." On the other hand, an advertisement for a general clearance sale in New York in 1932 appeared claiming that Oriental and domestic rugs are all included in this "great holocaust of price." The first application of the term holocaust to the Nazi extermination of Jews appeared in November 1942 in an editorial of the Jewish Frontier.
And yet, even after 1945, the term holocaust never became a synonym wholly devoted to describing the extermination of the Jews; in fact, until the early nineteen-sixties, it was used mainly in the context of nuclear catastrophe. It was the Catholic thinker Francois Mauriac who, introducing Eli Wiesel's book "Night" in 1958, adopted the religious meaning of the term holocaust, used by Jeremiah (19: 4-5) as a grave sin:
"For him [meaning Wiesel] ... God is dead ... the God of Abraham, of Isaac, of Jacob ... has vanished forevermore ... in the smoke of a human holocaust exacted by Race, the most voracious of all idols."
Mauriac's interpretation might be conducive to open a discourse towards formulating a binding Catholic commitment, in which Holocaust denial should be considered a sin against God. It is interesting to note that when the Israeli law establishing Yad Vashem was proclaimed in 1953, its English title was "Remembrance Authority of the Disaster and Heroism." The term Shoah was translated as "disaster" or "catastrophe" – a rather accurate translation of its biblical meaning. The term holocaust for the extermination of the Jews was used seldom and, even in the sixties, always with the suffix "Jewish" or other qualifiers. In the seventies, the use of holocaust in American publications for expressing the Jewish extermination increased. In 1978, the American TV series, "Holocaust" was screened all over the Western World. And still, the term could never be uniquely identifiable with the Jewish extermination.
There are many reasons why Shoah became the preferable term to use, if one means the unique event of mechanized and systematic murder in which about one third of the Jewish people was exterminated. Firstly, it presented an alternative to the use of the somewhat blurred meanings of the term holocaust. The uniqueness is better maintained with the term Shoah. Secondly, by using the term Shoah, one is able to show respect and solidarity to the victims and to the manner in which they themselves express their memory in their own Hebrew language. Most likely, we owe this substitution of terms to the filmmaker Claude Lanzman, who titled his widely acclaimed nine-hour documentary "SHOAH" in 1985. This made the Hebrew term internationally known. Its acceptance is shared also by the Holy Father Benedict XVI, who on the 70th commemoration of Kristallnacht refered to "that sad event" as the beginning of "the systematic and violent persecution of the German Jews, which ended in the Shoah."
Jews ever since the Second Generation of Shoah survivors have developed a paranoid attitude to avoid forgetfulness. This notion is pacified through repetition or, in other words, through ritualized memory. To this very day, to share its unique victimization with atrocities done to other nations seems to amount to the betrayal of a legacy which was transferred to all future Jewish generations by the survivors of the event itself.
For, if the possible consequence of memory is banalization, the price of forgetting is so much worse. Hence, over the entrance to Yad Vashem are inscribed the words attributed to the founder of the Chasidic movement, the Ba'al Shem Tov:
"Memory is the source of redemption"


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I bought this rug to go with the larger rug in my bedroom. Even though I had the other rug several years, the rug matched wonderfully. These rugs are made of good quality and the color doesn't fade.
This is a beautiful rug and I get nothing but positive comments on it. I love this rug.