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DULUTH, Minn. – The local Harley-Davidson dealership is closing its PG&A store in Canal Park after six years operating in the tourist area adjacent to Lake Superior.
Dennis Kachelmyer, co-owner of Harley-Davidson Sport Center in Hermantown, opened the 2,500 sq. ft. store in 2007. "I thought Canal Park is a fabulous area, a tourist magnet. I'd be crazy not to try it," he told the Duluth News-Tribune. "The summers were outstanding, but the off-season chipped away at all of that."
The store will close by the end of February, and the remaining inventory will be sent to the full-line Harley-Davidson Sport Center, probably by Feb. 18, he said.
"We ran this gift and collectible store down there for six years," Kachelmyer said. "The bottom line is it's a great business in-season; it generates good income. But with the seasonality of Canal Park linked to tourism, the motorcycle-themed collectibles are not enough to support the store during the off-season."
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The Six Stages of Google+ Grief
A little over two days ago there was no such thing as a Google+ invite and Silicon Valley was in a happy equilibrium. There were your holders of Facebook private shares, your members of "The World's Most Exclusive Website," and everyone else.
Then, on Tuesday, the search engine giant decided to open its new social network for a "field trial period" to a select list of invitees. Cue frenzy.
"Dear World," tweeted Search Engine Land's Danny Sullivan later that day, "No one has Google+ invites. No One. Other than Google. Call Google. But they're not answering."
What? Google is having a party and we're not invited? Cue denial in the form of Tweets, blog posts, and pathetic cries to Google's help forums: "I'm just adding my sadness to the lack of profile support (thus google+) for loyal apps users to the thread," read one such comment on the Google Apps forum.
Time to bargain. Non-invitees reached out to Google+ members who seemed to have a limited number of invites to share.
Some were successful. "OMG got google+ invites from 2 people in the last 5 minutes," tweeted manju34.
Others bargained in a different way, deciding to just buy an invite on eBay. Members were asking up to $27 (free shipping included). (Buyer beware: As of Thursday morning Google+ wasn't allowing early members to send out invites.)
By yesterday evening media maven Jennifer 8 Lee and others were posting more solutions. Lee explained how Google+ users could get users past the virtual red ropes by creating a post within the social network and sharing it via email.
But as the hours passed, depression kicked in. "Feel uncouth to ask," tweeted andersjb, "but if anyone gets a Google+ account, please drop me an invite."
"Dear world," tweeted Search Engine Land's Sullivan. "Myspace has 30 million invites that are going for $1 each."
Besides the bragging rights, one perk of becoming an early Google+ member is the ability to see public posts by Google's co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page. Page, who is now CEO, has posted photos of his kite-boarding adventures in Alaska, though it's unclear exactly when the photos were taken.
By late Wednesday night the jig was up. Google engineer and de-facto VIP doorman Vic Gundotra declared Google+ closed to party crashers in a post. "We've shut down invite mechanism for the night. Insane demand. We need to do this carefully, and in a controlled way. Thank you all for your interest!"
Even people who have invitations got shut out. "Already invited? We've temporarily exceeded our capacity. Please try again soon," read the message this morning on the Google+ signup page.
"We're still ironing out a few kinks in Google+," the message said, "But, if you want, we'll let you know the minute the doors are open for real. Cool? Cool."
Ok. It's cool. Final stage: Acceptance.
Or maybe not. This morning TechCrunch had a post on "How to hack Google+ to send your friends invites (maybe)." New final stage: The hack.
– Amir Efrati contributed to this article.

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WYATT - Dennis and Sally Hodges have announced the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Renee, to Zachary Gale Smith, son of Don and Tonya Evans of Charleston.
A 1993 graduate of Charleston High School, Hodges graduated in 1997 from Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau. She is a fifth grade teacher for Sikeston Public Schools.
The prospective bridegroom graduated in 1992 from Charleston High School and is a driver for Heartland Wood Products.
Wedding plans are being finalized for an Aug. 9 ceremony.


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I have either a hiatal hernia or GERD, and I've noticed whenever I eat bananas, they seem to trigger heartburn, and that acidy taste in the mouth. Is there a reason for this? Every site I've looked at says bananas should help.READ MORE
Bananas and Acid Reflux?
I have the exact same problem with bananas as does my sister. I actually had issues with them before I had significant reflux issues. The riper the banana the less of an issue it is for me though unfortunately I prefer them less ripe. I've just stopped eating them.
I have the same thing: a banana, eaten with oatmeal at the start of the day, seems to give me a sour stomach and reflux all day. This does seem peculiar though, as bananas are alkaline and thus supposed to help against the acid. Is this a sign then of some other issue besides gerd? Something to do with the high sugar content perhaps?READ MORE
This is not an answer but I have what is supposedly a "substantial" hiatus hernia. Everything I read tells me bananas should help. I am the same way, bananas are one of the worst triggers, next to bread products, raw carrots, and dried apricots. I hope that you have been tested by now, the barium x-ray isn't too bad and at least you will know what the actual problem is. It isn't fun, is all I know. I find that I choke a lot on almost nothing (like water). Wishing you all the best and most of all - relief. I am supposed to take Pantaloc every day. I am 50 years old, female.READ MORE


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Fascination of Orchids Show & Sale
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The beautiful outdoor "Green" at South Coast Plaza Village will be the scene of an orchid show & sale on September 28 & 29, 2013. The event will run each day from 10 AM to 5 PM at 1631 W. Sunflower Street, Santa Ana 92704, which is just across the street from the main South Coast Plaza campus between the Room & Board Store and Morton's Restaurant. About 20 vendors from: California, Asia, Central and South America will be exhibiting and selling thousands of exotic orchids and orchid-growing supplies. In addition, local orchid experts will be giving free lectures on growing and exhibiting orchids all weekend long. The Event is sponsored by South Coast Plaza, the Orange County Cymbidium Society and the Non Profit Fascination of Orchids organization. Admission and plentiful parking are free. More information is available at ocorchidshow.com or by calling 949 735-2930
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A non profit group of orchid lovers who wish to protect and extend these endangered plants by helping and encouraging the public to successfully grow, flower and exhibit them. They conduct frequent talks and exhibits and assist local colleges, garden clubs and youth organizations. They are also asking for donations of orchid plants that are no longer wanted. You will receive a tax deductable receipt for their fair market value and have the knowledge that these plants will be cared for and hopefully rebloomed and then given to shut in persons at local hospitals, hospices, homes etc.


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AUG 26, 2016 - ABC News/ESPN
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Adrian Peterson says he's more patient, more comfortable with shotgun runs
AUG 26, 2016 - Minneapolis Star-Tribune
The Vikings star won't hit the field in the preseason.
Of all the annoying and meaningless rituals associated with the NFL preseason, this one's my favorite: The annual parade of players proclaiming with 100 percent certainty, and for all the world to hear, that they are, without a doubt, in the Best Shape of their Lives. If you're also a connoisseur of football clich?s, of exaggerated, unfounded and ultimately hollow ...
AUG 26, 2016 - New York Times
Three plays were all it took for Dallas to get yet another injury scare surrounding Tony Romo.
AUG 26, 2016 - Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Cleveland Browns got a fifth-round pick for former first-rounder Barkevious Mingo in a Thursday trade with the New England Patriots. Will Bill Belichick make them look bad? Not likely. CLEVELAND, Ohio - The New England Patriots didn't have a first-round pick in the 2013 NFL draft. Now they have two - Barkevious Mingo (No. 6 overall) and guard Jonathan ...
Barkevious Mingo is another example of the Cleveland Browns not finding much value at the top of the draft. CLEVELAND, Ohio -- After a while, it's just sad. I was thinking that after the Browns traded Barkevious Mingo to the New England Patriots for a 2017 fifth-round pick. It's so easy to fire off about all the Browns wasted first ...
Florida State moved into the Atlantic Coast Conference and Penn State joined the Big Ten. South Carolina landed in the Southeastern Conference. The Big East gathered Miami, Syracuse, Virginia Tech, West Virginia and Pittsburgh.
AUG 26, 2016 - Huffington Post
On April 16, Olympic gold medal gymnast Shawn Johnson married Oakland Raiders long snapper Andrew East in a rustic-chic wedding in Franklin, Tennessee. A handful of pics from the countryside fete were floating around the internet right after the wedding, but on Sunday we were finally graced with the full album, thanks to photographer Lindsey Grace Whiddon of Wild Native and Style ...
AUG 26, 2016 - Philadelphia Inquirer
When Dorial Green-Beckham landed at Philadelphia International Airport last week, he was greeted by Eagles employees Quintin Mikell and Dom DiSandro.
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We've made many trips to the Olympic Peninsula and this is by far the nicest place in the Port Angeles/Sequim area. We have returned several times and without exception, have had an extraordinary experience. The location is exquisite for all occasions; weddings, honeymoons, anniversaries, or any special day. It's has a spectacular view overlooking the main ocean waterway to Seattle and Vancouver, BC. From the large veranda and back lawn area you can watch the cruise ships pass through the straight and the sea lions playing just off the beach below. We've visited Mount Vernon and the GW Inn definitely has the aura of a historical site. It is also located right by the incredibly scenic Olympic Discovery Trail - runners and bikers will love this. The rooms are exquisite – fireplaces, large Jacuzzi tubs, etc., and the hospitality of the owners is unsurpassed. They made sure our every need was met. We felt so comfortable there, and the breakfasts are incredible! It is only two miles from the main highway, but it seems like a different world. It is the perfect quiet get-away!
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- Best Bed and Breakfast in Evening Magazine's Best Northwest Escapes for 2015. This new oceanfront inn was built as a replica of George Washington's mansion near the Olympic National Park. George Washington Inn is a luxury oceanfront boutique inn with stunning mountain views and overlooks the Strait of Juan de Fuca from a high bluff between Sequim and Port Angeles, WA. Take a short drive or ferry ride from Seattle, Vancouver or Victoria and you can enjoy fine lodging and find nature at its best. ... more less


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Newtown Township
Board of Supervisor Minutes
January 11, 2006
MINUTES WERE APPROVED at the regular meeting January 25, 2006. MINUTES OF JANUARY 11, 2006 REGULAR MEETING: Mr. Jirele moved to accept the minutes of January 11, 2006. Mr. Weaver seconded.
Discussion of motion: Resident Ethel Hibbs said that in the Minutes of January 11, 2006, Messrs. Shenkman and Calabro voted to approve the minutes of December 14, 2005, although they had not been in attendance at that meeting. She also questioned their votes on the bills lists presented at that meeting.
Mr. Jirele responded that Messrs. Calabro and Shenkman were permitted to vote on the December bills because those bills would be paid during their term of office, however he amended his motion to reflect that Messrs. Calabro and Shenkman abstained from voting to approve the minutes of December 14, 2005. The motion passed 4-0.
The Newtown Township Board of Supervisors met on Wednesday, January 11, 2006 in the Township meeting room at 8:00 PM. In attendance were Supervisors: Chairman Anne Goren, Vice-Chairman/Assistant Treasurer Phillip Calabro, Secretary/Treasurer Jerry Shenkman, and Members Thomas Jirele and Richard Weaver. Also present were: Paul Beckert, Township Solicitor; Chris Fazio, Township Engineer; and Robert Pellegrino, Township Manager.
Call to Order: Chairman Anne Goren called the regular meeting to order at 8:00 PM with a moment of silence.
Invocation: The invocation was given by Pastor Ron Murphy of Newtown Community Church. This was followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
Additions and Changes to the Agenda: none
Public Comment: Resident Tony McBrien reminded the Board that the LSAC lighting problem has not yet been resolved. He said that one sample light has been installed near the cemetery, and a second is to be placed nearer to the border with residential properties, however, LSAC intends to leave lights on all night. This is not satisfactory to the adjoining residents.
Resident Larry Fyock asked that the new Board review the floodplain ordinance that had been amended in 2004 to increase the floodplain to the FEMA maximum. He expressed concern because this amendment permits some backwater onto adjoining properties.
Resident Jennifer Dix said that she disagreed with the former Board's approval of Brandywine Realty Trust's final plan for Newtown Corporate Center. She questioned that Board's approval of Brandywine, when at the same meeting they denied the application of K. Hovnanian for safety concerns. She said that the former Board catered to business interests at the expense of residents and she hoped that the new Board would keep the interests of the residents first.
Resident Nancy Crescenzo expressed concern about the lack of public discussion before the appointments of the Township Solicitor and Engineers. She noted that Mr. Beckert had been involved in the fight for re-apportionment of Council Rock School District, representing three members of the Board. She provided a printout of Mr. Beckert's Web site and noted that Mr. Beckert has advertised as a general practice attorney but has not advertised as a municipal attorney. He has claimed on this Web site to be a member of the Newtown Township Planning Commission. She said that Mr. Beckert is not a municipal specialist and should not have been appointed.
Mr. Beckert responded that he has not recently updated his Web site and was unaware of the outdated information. He said that he became involved with the reapportionment of the School District to insure that the residents of Newtown were adequately represented on the School Board. He noted that the District should have been reapportioned after the census, but had not been in over twenty years.
Resident Brandon Wind expressed concern about the proposed use and re-occupancy permit that is being considered. He said that, although Fire Marshal Harris had estimated that the inspections would take about one hour per fire employee per week to perform, this calculation had not taken into account that the majority of home sales occur in one quarter of the year. He also expressed concern about the municipal appointments that had been made, noting that Harris & Harris had billed the Township $150,000 for professional services last year. He felt that Mr. Beckert's appointment was cronyism. He also questioned the appointment of Jerrold Kamensky as Township labor attorney, noting that Mr. Kamensky is not a labor attorney, and is a former partner of Mr. Shenkman. He said that only oneassociate of counsel to Mr. Kamensky practices labor law.
Mr. Shenkman responded that Mr. Kamensky had at one time been his law partner, and that he continues to have a personal relationship with him. Mr. Kamensky's associate, Philip Whitcomb, is a prominent New Jersey labor lawyer who has represented the state of New Jersey in negotiations with many unions.
Resident John D'Aprile expressed concern about the appointments of Mr. Kamensky and Mr. Beckert. He also said that the new Board has been elected to represent the interests of the entire Township, not just their own neighborhoods.
In response to questions from Mr. D'Aprile and Mr. Jirele, Mr. Shenkman said that Mr. Kamensky had made a contribution of $150 to his campaign for supervisor.
Minutes, Bills List and Reports
Approval of Minutes: Mr. Jirele moved to accept the minutes of the regular meeting of December 14, 2005. Mr. Weaver seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Mrs. Goren asked that pages three and four of the minutes of the reorganization meeting of January 3, 2006 read as follows:
"Issuance of Certificate of Occupancy Upon Re-Occupancy of any Premises
Resolution 2006-5 Establishing the Requirement of Issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy by Newtown Township Upon Re-Occupancy of any Residential, Commercial or Industrial Premises Within Newtown Township
Mr. Weaver moved to table consideration of issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy by Newtown Township upon re-occupancy of any residential, commercial or industrial premises within Newtown Township until the work session of January 18, 2006. Mr. Calabro seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Adopting the Emergency and Municipal Services Tax
Ordinance 2006-4, adopting the Emergency and Municipal Services Tax
Mr. Weaver moved to table consideration of adopting the Emergency and Municipal Services Tax until the work session of January 18, 2006. Mr. Calabro seconded and the motion passed unanimously."
Mr. Jirele moved to accept the minutes of the reorganization meeting of January 3, 2006 as amended. Mr. Weaver seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Bills List: Mr. Shenkman moved to approve bills totaling $110,729.79 for December 2005. Mr. Weaver seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Mr. Shenkman moved to approve interfund transfers of $10,910.53 for December 2005. Mr. Weaver seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Mr. Shenkman moved to approve bills totaling $134,484.76 for January 2006. Mr. Jirele seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Land Development Projects
PRD Variance – Thomas Coates – 12 Pinetree Court: Mr. Weaver moved to table this hearing to January 25, 2006. Mr. Jirele seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Reports of Officials
Members: Mr. Weaver reported that he had participated in a ceremony announcing the location of a new Veterans Cemetery in Upper Makefield. He said that he was very proud of the work done by Congressman Fitzpatrick, Mr. Nicholson of the VA, officials of Upper Makefield, Newtown and Council Rock School District, and Toll Brothers, to bring this cemetery to Bucks County.
Mrs. Goren thanked Mr. Weaver for his representation of Newtown at this event. She said that his speech was very moving.
Manager: Mr. Pellegrino asked the Board to authorize payment 24 of the Sycamore Street Project.
Resident Vince Lombardi asked whether this payment included landscaping payments, and if so, whether funds remain to complete the landscaping in the spring.
Mr. Pellegrino said that $4,000 of the payment is for landscaping, however funds remain for completion of the landscaping work.
Mr. Weaver moved to authorize payment number 24 of the Sycamore Street Project in the amount of $326,978.43. Mr. Shenkman seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Mr. Calabro asked if, as part of the manager's report, Mr. Pellegrino could include follow-up information on questions asked by the public and matters that are ongoing.
Solicitor: Mr. Beckert said that there would be a need for an executive session.
Public Comment: Mrs. Crescenzo asked whether any measures could be taken to improve safety along South Eagle Road. She said that the speed limit does not seem to be enforced. A 2004 study reported that 994 cars drive through this road per day. She said that the curve in the road near the new bank makes exiting its parking lot difficult. She also asked whether a traffic light could be installed at the intersection of South Eagle Road and Swamp Road. She said that it is particularly dangerous during the morning and afternoon when school students are arriving and leaving.
Mr. Pellegrino said that a 2005 study of this intersection would be reviewed at the February work session. He said that the property owners have not requested to offer the road for dedication to the Township. If the Township were to consider dedication, many improvements would have to be made. The police monitor the speed limit on this road and have not found it to be a problem. They are permitted to enforce the speed limit, even though it is a privately owned road. In response to Mr. Calabro's question, Mr. Pellegrino said that Swamp Road is a state road and PennDOT must grant approval for a traffic light to be installed at the intersection with South Eagle.
The Board discussed whether the Township should take dedication of this road at some time in the future. Mr. Jirele said that the new members of the Board should be informed about the issues involved. Mr. Shenkman suggested that this also be included in an upcoming work session agenda.
Mr. Wind suggested that, regardless of ownership, the road should be resurfaced. He announced that Newtown Library Company is hosting a book lovers party on February 11 at the Stockingworks. Information about this event is posted on the Library Company Web site.
Mr. D'Aprile asked about recent surveyors activity along Stoopville Road and what appeared to be core boring on the Melsky tract.
Mr. Pellegrino said that the surveyors were doing work in preparation for the road re-alignment. The Melsky tract is owned by the School District, and he does not know what was being done there.
Executive Session
Board Reconvenes: Mr. Calabro moved to appoint Jay McGuigan to the Environmental Advisory Council. Mr. Jirele seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
The meeting adjourned at 10:05 PM.
Respectfully Submitted: ____________________________________
Mary Donaldson, Recording Secretary
Minutes Approved as submitted __________ as corrected___________
Attest: _________________________
Robert M. Pellegrino, Manager Anne Goren, Chairman
Phillip Calabro, Vice-Chairman
Jerry Shenkman, Secretary/Treasurer
Thomas Jirele, Member
Richard Weaver, Member


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"Once upon a time in a beautiful castle lived a king and a queen who were very happy." This fairy story beginning soon tilts to the macabre and grotesque when the castle falls into its 100-year sleep, awaiting the arrival of the young prince. The Grimm brothers' story stirred animator Lotte Reiniger deeply as a child, when she burst into tears at missing a cinema screening of an early version.


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Definition of levamisole in English:
noun[mass noun] Medicine
A synthetic compound used as an anthelmintic drug (especially in animals) and in cancer chemotherapy.
- A polycyclic imidazole derivative; chemical formula: C11H12N2S.
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- In addition, no persuasive mechanism for the assumed synergism between fluorouracil and levamisole has been found.
- Drugs assessed in these trials included albendazole, piperazine, mebendazole, levamisole, pyrantel, and tetrachlorethylene.
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There aren�t many opportunities to enjoy homemade moussaka, spanakopita, baklava, gyros and those great Greek cookies, and be around some old-world culture at the same time. But this weekend is one of them with the 86th annual Greek Festival, Aug. 16-18 at The Assumption of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church, 97 Walcott St., Pawtucket.
Admission is free to enjoy the music and dancing and there�s free parking with shuttle service across from Pawtucket City Hall. The food, all made by church members, is sold to benefit the parish. There�s a marketplace to buy goods and you can enjoy Greek coffee, kafenio, with pastries baked by the ladies of the Philoptochos Society.
To learn more, go to greekfestivalri.com.
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With the popularity of Intermediate Bulk Container (IBC) systems spreading far and wide. IBC systems are being increasingly used in newer markets , such as Middle East ,Asia, far East and Africa apart from established markets of Europe and America. Time Tech is pleased to offer specially designed GNX Bulktainer - a futuristic packaging solutions. GNX Bulktainer are designed with exclusive features for efficient performance even in rugged terrains and rough handling.
Time Technoplast Limited (Time Tech) is a leading polymer products Multinational Company with operations in Bahrain, Belgium, China, Egypt, Indonesia, India, Korea, Malaysia, Poland, Romania, Singapore, Sharjah, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam. The company caters to business segments which include industrial packaging, lifestyle, automative, composite cylinders, material handling, healthcare and infrastructure.
Time Tech is a large manufacturer of big size drums and also has experience in varied rigid industrial packaging products including tight head drums, open top drums, wide mouth drums, composite cylinders, jerricans, plastic pails and even metal and composite drums. Product range also includes 1000 litre IBC systems and returnable packaging.
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Even at 32, perennial Pro Bowler Champ Bailey insists he's still among the best cornerbacks in the business.
Anything that Darrelle Revis, Nnamdi Asomugha or Charles Woodson can do, the Denver Broncos standout contends he can do better -- or at least just as well.
Heading into his 12th season, Bailey doesn't feel like he's lost even a hint of his superior speed or a trace of his first-rate cover skills.
All he needs is for some quarterbacks to doubt him and throw the ball his way more often.
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Delays threatened to put a damper on this holiday season for video gamers: Highly anticipated releases such as "Bayonetta," "Splinter Cell: Conviction" and "Bioshock 2" were pushed back to 2010. But thankfully a deluge of other new items has taken up the slack — about three dozen great titles that should satisfy even the most discerning tastes. From adventure games to shooters, here are some top picks for the holidays:
For fighting-game fans, Capcom has reinvigorated its flagship franchise with "Street Fighter IV." The sequel is similar to older versions in the series with a few important tweaks. It also has a strong online mode that compensates for the video arcades that have become less common in our area in recent years. With this one, be sure to pick up an arcade stick from Mad Catz. (Capcom, $29.99.)
For racing fans, "Forza Motorsports 3" is simply the best racer on the market. No other title can compete with its realistic driving physics or its community features. Gearheads should rejoice with this one. (Microsoft, $59.99.)
For hip-hop fans, "DJ Hero" is a great choice. Its turntable controller and collection of mixes will satisfy those who don't like guitars. (Activision, $119.99.) But if you're tired of the same old music-rhythm game-play, Tim Schafer's Double Fine Productions offers one of the most imaginative and humorous adventures this year with "Brutal Legend." Set in a world inspired by heavy metal, this game will rock fans in a new way. (Electronic Arts, $59.99.)
For shooter fans, "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" is the best game of the year. A great single-player option coupled with an even better multiplayer mode makes it a must. (Activision, $59.99.) If your gamer is already playing "Modern Warfare 2," "Killzone 2" is a good alternative, with a beautiful sci-fi world and solid online mode. (Sony, $59.99.)
For children, Nintendo has come through this holiday season with "New Super Mario Bros. Wii," where Mario and company go on an adventure fans of "Super Mario Bros. 3" will love. (Nintendo, $49.99.) And Sony brings the best game of last year, "LittleBigPlanet," to the PlayStation Portable, courtesy of its Cambridge studio. (Sony, $39.99.)
For those on a tight budget, "Plants vs. Zombies" is a great choice. This innovative tower defense game has plenty of humor. (PopCap, $19.99.)
If the gamer in your life already has everything, remember that downloadable content always demands more memory. SanDisk offers solid products that can help, including a 16GB memory stick for the PSPgo ($78) and an 8GB card for the Nintendo DSi or Wii ($24.99).


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October 14th, 2011
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It Is Time to Act: The Secret to Taking Financial Action Today "'The Perfect is the Enemy of the Good.' This is one of the motto's of our favorite personal finance bloggers, J.D. Roth of Get Rich Slowly. Striving for perfection seems like a great idea, but it can really backfire if it keeps you from action. If you wait until you perfectly understand all of your potential investment options, you will never start investing." Moolanomy
Here's a Quick Way to Deal With The Biggest Problem With a Credit Card "What's the biggest problem with a credit card? A credit card will let you buy anything that you want without asking any questions." Frugal Dad
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Occupy Colleges Movement Sparks Protests on 150 Campuses "In one of the most widespread campus protests in recent memory, students at 150 colleges and universities across the country rallied in front of student unions and administration buildings Thursday as part of the Occupy Colleges movement." Good
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Samurai Book Review/Preview: 禅、シンプル生活のすすめ or Zen: Suggestions for Simple Living by Shunnmyo Masuno I am going back to the roots of Samurai Mind Online. When I began this blog I was inspired by Japanese self-help writers as way to learn how to use my mind better while learning Japanese . I was browsing through a Numazu […]
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Little pieces floating back to the edge of consciousness. Samurai reviews old pages. Review your notebook, change your mind.
How To Leverage What You Read: Furuichi Tip #3 「読書のコツとは?」
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Break out the soy sauce, because Samurai Mind Online is lost in translating another Japanese source today! In this chapter of 1日30分」を続けなさい!人性勝利の勉強法55 Learn to Win by Yukio Furuichi (古市幸雄) asks the simple question, what is the best way to read?
Why I Don't (Samurai) Mind Paying Library Fines
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Okay, not completely true. When I forget to turn in my daughter's DVD of, let's say, Barbie: A Fairy Secret (a cinematic tour de force-harrumph!) and am asked to fork over six bucks, my heart doesn't sing. But then I remember that it is a forced donation to an organization that I have voluntarily given […]


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SIKESTON - Joe D. "J.D." Sherrod, 79, died at 5:50 a.m. Sept. 17, 2001, at his residence.
Born Aug. 25, 1922, near Hayti, to the late Dave Crockett and Rosalee Brodglin Sherrod, he served in the Civil Conservation Corps and served with the U.S. Army in Europe during World War II. A postal worker who retired after 28 years with the U.S. Postal Service, he owned and operated Sherrod's Upholstery Shop for seven years.
On Nov. 18, 1943, at Marion, Ark., he married Virginia Eaton, who survives of the home.
Other survivors include: five sons, Joe D. Sherrod Jr. of Memphis, Tenn., Richard Sherrod of Millington, Tenn., Ronnie Sherrod and Charles E. Sherrod of Sikeston and Jay A. Sherrod of Centerton, Ark.; two daughters, Judy Hopkins of Humboldt, Tenn., and Susan Jolliff of Rogers, Ark.; one brother, Howard Sherrod of Detroit, Mich.; one sister, Dorothy Montgomery of Gladewater, Texas; and 17 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by two brothers, one sister and one grandson.
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AstraZeneca (NYSE: AZN ) may have missed out on acquiring the oncology platform of Onyx Pharmaceuticals, but it responded by pulling the trigger on a $500 million deal for Amplimmune. The buyout gives MedImmune, the global biologics arm of AstraZeneca, access to several early stage immune-meditated cancer therapy, or IMT-C, products.
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Not to be outdone at ASCO, Merck (NYSE: MRK ) presented data from its PD-1 drug, lambrolizumab, which achieved a response rate of 52%. Late-stage clinical trials are launching this quarter evaluating the drug in melanoma and non-small cell lung cancer. Despite the increased attention being paid to Bristol's combination therapy, Merck did gain the coveted breakthrough therapy designation for its monotherapy. That means data from a 500 patient phase 2 trial could be enough to gain approval before results from late-stage trials roll in.
Roche (NASDAQOTH: RHHBY ) is next on the list with its early stage drug candidate MPDL320A, although it targets only the PD-L1 protein. The company believes the drug could be safer than other PD-1 therapies being developed because it spares the PD-L2 receptor, which is found on healthy cells and may cause lung inflammation as a side effect. Roche seems to be in third place in the race thus far, but if advantages in selectivity pan out it could get the last laugh in the race to market a wildly successful PD-1 therapy.
Although Bristol may have an advantage due to its combination with Yervoy, all trials conducted to date have been relatively small. For instance, Roche was just leaving phase 1 dosing trials this spring. Still, if larger trials give comparable data then PD-1 immunotherapies certainly look like the next blockbuster class of oncology drugs.
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Any one of these three biologics has the potential to could become a blockbuster. If that were to happen, AstraZeneca's $275 million in milestone payments (included in the $500 million price tag) would be a steal. Consider that Amgen (NASDAQ: AMGN ) purchased Onyx for $9.7 billion -- 19 times as much as Amplimmune -- to get its hands on Kyprolis, which could eventually generate up to $2.2 billion in annual sales. The drug is on pace to bring in about $250 million to $300 million in 2013, so there is quite a way to go.
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I followed your link. No surprise as to its content, as the title says it all: "….Obama-asks-for-500-million-to-arm-MORE-TERRORISTS…" (emphasis mine). The bias is right up front for all to see.
The article also states: "The "surge" in Afghanistan was a complete failure and amazing waste of life – both American and Afghan". Isn't this the same surge that both GWB and General Petraeus were lauded for its positive effects? But now that time has gone by, the surge wasn't until after GWB left office, and it was a complete and abject failure.
Mr. Obama lost me when he lost the VietNam war. I'll never forgive him for that.
Wow, can we get Bush to look into Putin's soul again?
The counterintuitive argument that Putin should be considered a hero of American conservatives probably originated with the founder of this magazine who asked last year whether in "the culture war for mankind's future," Russian President Vladimir Putin was "one of us," speculating that the former member of the Soviet Communist Party and ex-KGB agent was, well, a paleoconservative.
Other conservative-leaning pundits perpetuated the meme. Matt Drudge called Putin the "leader of the free world," while Victor Davis Hanson, who in what sounded like a bizarre S&M fantasy, ruminated that "Putin is almost Milton's Satan–as if, in his seductive evil, he yearns for clarity, perhaps even a smackdown, if not just for himself, for us as well."
More recently, the British Spectator magazine published a big "think" piece suggesting that Putin actually hopes to become the "the leader of global social conservatism." The Daily Show even ran a spoof titled, "Better Off Red," which portrayed Russia as the new "conservative paradise."
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"Why do you follow his links and thereby give money to the enemies of all that is right and proper?"
I try to be fair. Perhaps my example will stimulate others to visit sites they may not usually be looking for. We might learn something.
He wouldn't need more than a thimble for Cheney's. Putin' s a jerk, okay, get over it, folks. I mean that Russian guy couldn't control Afghanistan like we've done so successfully! (and at no cost there or in Iraq!)
Hey Mike sticks and stones can break his bones but names will never hurt him.
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A highly regarded talent and artist development executive, Susan has been a constant presence in the U.S. entertainment business.
Susan began her career in music in the International Acquisitions department of Chappell Intersong Music Publishers in New York City. Subsequently she was promoted to Director of Talent Acquisition and held that position at Warner-Chappell Music as well as Famous Music Publishing.
She moved to the recording side of the business as Director of A+R for MCA/Universal Records and in 1993 was appointed Vice President of A+R at Sony/Relativity Recordings. Throughout her career she has signed or worked with artists and songwriters as diverse as Level 42, Cinderella, Patty Smyth, REM, U2, The Lightening Seeds, Jill Sobule, Our Lady Peace and Josh Ritter as well as overseeing a variety of soundtrack and licensing projects. In 1997 she started her own A+R and production/consulting firm, SuLeDo Music Consulting and handled the producing careers of Luke Ebbin (Bon Jovi) and Kipper (Sting, Chris Botti) amongst others. Projects supervised by SuLeDo have sold approximately 25 million records to date.
Susan lived in London, England from 2007-2012 where she was appointed Senior Lecturer at the Brighton Institute of Modern Music, an associated school of the University of Sussex. Back in the US she continues to do consulting and is a Practitioner in Residence in the department of Music at The University of New Haven in Connecticut. She has also taught master classes for undergraduate students at The Clive Davis institute at New York University, Syracuse University's Bandier Program for Music and Entertainment in London and The University of Liverpool. Additionally she has been a frequent panellist at The SXSW Conference and The CMJ Conference amongst others.
Susan holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Brandeis University and a Master of Arts degree in American Studies from Columbia University in the City of New York.


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Some of Druhen's smaller pieces are on display in Gifford Medical Center's gallery in Randolph. She brought larger pieces to adjoining Menig to provide the nursing home residents their own private art show. Staff and residents peppered her with questions on her technique and were astounded by her work.


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Dexter (8-2) fell behind 3-0 in the bottom of the first inning when starter Geoff Mouser gave up three runs in 2/3 of an inning. He walked three, hit a batter and gave up a two-run home run before being pulled.
Dexter head coach Brian Becker went with sophomore hurler Nolan Pixley, who picked up the win in his first varsity action on the mound.
He threw 5 1/3 scoreless innings, allowing just one hit with three strikeouts and no walks.
Justin Sanders relieved Pixley and threw a scoreless seventh inning to close out the game.
"I was really pleased with the way (Pixley) responded to that challenge," said Becker. "To come in when you're down 3-0, he really did a nice job. That's a big help when a sophomore can step up and get some big innings for you."
Dexter scored one run in the second and two more in the third inning to tie the score at 3-3.
The Bearcats took the lead for good in the fourth inning when Jon Guite stole home with two outs.
"East Prairie threw the Kaleb Thurman kid, and as a freshman he really stymied our bats at the beginning of the ballgame," said Becker. "We got down 3-0 and he kept us baffled. After we got down, I was proud of the way the kids scratched and clawed their way back into the game."
Dexter broke the game open in the sixth inning when Matt Burnett plated two runs with a single. Cody Boyer followed that up with a two-run double off the fence to make it 8-3. Then Eric Bowling plated two more runs with a single.
Dexter was led by Boyer (2-3, 2 doubles, 4 RBIs), Bowling (1-5, 2 RBIs), Pixley (2-3, RBI) and Burnett (2-4, 2 RBIs).
Dexter will host Jackson today at 4 p.m. in a big SEMO Conference game. The Bearcats are tied for the lead in conference play with a 4-1 record.
MARBLE HILL - The Chaffee Red Devils picked up a huge win against a district opponent on Tuesday, defeating Woodland 3-2 in 10 innings.
The Red Devils (7-4) scored in the top of the 10th when Andrew Horrell walked, stole second and stole third, and advanced home for the eventual winning run when the catcher made a bad throw to third.
"Andrew Horrell was the reason we were able to pull it out in the 10th," said Chaffee head coach Brian Horrell. "We had a lot of stolen bases today (7) and that was the only way we could put pressure on their defense. It paid off for us in the 10th inning."
Chaffee never could solve the pitching of Woodland's Kyle Long, who threw eight innings and struck out an incredible 16 batters. He allowed two runs (one earned) off six hits and two walks in getting the no-decision.
Vangennip got the tough luck loss, pitching two no-hit innings and allowing one unearned run. He struck out one and walked one.
Chaffee got a strong performance in its own right with Zac Horman. He threw nine innings, allowing two runs off six hits and no walks. He struck out eight batters to get the win.
Brent Thomason got the save, throwing a scoreless 10th inning, striking out two and walking one.
"It was a great pitched ballgame by both pitchers," said Horrell. "This was a district game and they're definitely going to be a team to be reckoned with. You've got to tip your hat to Kyle Long. He had a great performance."
Sam Burnett led Chaffee at the plate, going 2-for-4 with an RBI.
Chaffee will play Perryville in the Red Devil Classic on Friday at 5:45 p.m.
PORTAGEVILLE -- Kelly suffered its sixth loss of the season Tuesday, falling to Portageville, 3-0.
The Hawks were held to three hits.
"It was a game we really needed to win," said Kelly coach John Gant. "We put together a real good defensive game, but we just didn't have it offensively today. It's hard to win a baseball game when you can't hit the ball."
Portageville's Mark Mudd picked up the win. At the plate, Kyle Ezell led the Bulldogs with two hits.
Danny Scherer and Boatwright each contributed one.
Jason Kell pitched the first five innings for Kelly, allowing three runs on four hits and three walks with four strikeouts. Chase Deason threw the final inning.
Kelly's three hits came from Drew Moore, Tyler Schlosser and Barry Ziegler. Moore also had three stolen bases.
"It was a bad loss for us," said Gant. "It was a game we should've and could've come out and won. Things just didn't go our way."
Kelly (2-6) will host South Pemiscot on Friday at 4 p.m.
MORLEY -- Oran had little trouble with Scott Central on Tuesday, shellacking the Braves 32-0 in five innings.
Ryne Wood pitched the first three innings for the Eagles, then Travis Nelson threw the final two. Neither allowed a hit and combined for 10 strikeouts with two walks.
The Eagles banged out 25 hits in the win.
At the plate, Garrett Roslen was 4-for-5 with three runs and five RBIs. Matt Seyer was 3-for-4 with two runs and an RBI. Matt Bucher was 3-for-5 with four runs and four RBIs. Joey Bickings was 2-for-4 with three runs and four RBIs.
Wood was 2-for-4 with two runs and three RBIs. Nathan Seyer was 2-for-4 with three runs and two RBIs.
Tyler Cookson was 2-for-4 with four runs and one RBI. Trey Graviett was 2-for-3 with one run and two RBIs. Nelson was 2-for-3 with one run and two RBIs.
Dustin Eftink, Craig Friga and Brent Graviett also contributed hits.
Scott Central's Daniel Holman was charged with the loss. Oran (7-1) will host Advance today at 4 p.m.


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TAMPA BAY – The Tampa Bay Lightning honored Edie Dopking as the sixth Lightning Community Hero of the year this morning at Quantum Leap Farms, located in Odessa. Lightning head coach Guy Boucher attended the event and presented Dr. Dopking with the $50,000 donation from the Lightning Foundation and the Lightning Community Heroes program. She will donate the money to Quantum Leap Farms.
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A slow-moving, heavily built lizard with scales resembling those of pine cones, occurring in arid regions of Australia.
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The internet is rife with achievements guides and communities who assemble to help each other better their gamerscore and pursue an endless number of points in hopes of bettering their gaming competitors. So why not create a list of the shameful and down right dirty games that we jump head first into pursuing that elusive perfect score?
10. Anything from playing Avatar:The Burning Earth constitutes as embarrassing. We all know why you played it, and we will be damned if you claim that you went beyond the gamerscore to actually play more than 10 minutes of that abysmal game.
9. Lollipop Chainsaw pushed the boundaries on how willing you were willing to stoop just to get a few extra points, metaphorically and literally. The game asks you to peep up Juliet's skirt… I mean come on. Once the deed is done you are tarnished, cast aside and ridiculed for your pursuit of virtual upskirt action. But lets be honest, I did it, you did it and the score was totally worth it…kind of.
8. Next up is The Simpsons, with what I believe to be the first of the "press start" achievements. Yeah, well done, I have pressed one button to play a game. That means I am stuck with what could be an atrocious game on my profile for all time. No buts about it, you have committed to playing just that bit more to make it seem that you didn't give up on that first hurdle.
7. What is worse than an award you get for doing the bare minimum in a game? Doing nothing. That's right nothing at all. Crash Banidcoot promised the player 15GS for doing 10 funny things. To do 10 funny things meant that you were not to move, jump or even press a button for about 10 minutes. What kind of achievement is that? Do nothing and win is the only category you can file this under.
6. Although some might consider it an accomplishment to have reached the end of Two Worlds, others have a deep and dirty shame buried inside them. At best it can be described as mediocre, but everyone knows that they forced himself to reach the end for a whopping 370GS, which is one of the highest achievement scores ever.
5. Another game that encourages the pursuit of eroticism amidst zombie turmoil is Dead Rising 2: Off the Record. In the height of what could be the apocalypse, you are inspecting every female suvivor, dildo and sex shop in your vicinity trying to get the perfect picture. So when you get that satisfying "bleep-bloop" that rings loudly we know where your priorities lie, and where we will be leaving you when the dead walk the earth.
4. The next up is a combination of achievements. When Guitar Hero 3 was released plastic band syndrome was wide spread and everyone wanted to better the highscores, while those couldn't wanted to better your gamerscore. Not only did GH3 have one "fail" achievement, but 2. The first being for failing a song after 90% and the other for failing a song 10 times. Everyone starts somewhere Guitar Hero! Maybe Through the Fire and Flames isn't as easy as you thought on Hard mode. Hell there are even achievements assigned to players who choose to play with a remote. God knows who bought GUITAR hero and thought it was meant to be played on a pad, but you should be ashamed of yourself if you went to those lengths.
3. Alone in the Dark also managed to horde a vast amount of useless achievements and rewarded the player for wasting essential materials. These achievements included celloptaping a bottle up and combining a bottle with an emergency flare and killing a defenceless goldfish. Killing somebody's pet is the height of bad manners, and if you actively went out your way to achieve all 3 you are a monster of a human being.
2. Dead or Alive has its first entry in the list with the insanely tedious Dead or Alive Xtreme 2 series. It was a complete mystery why somebody would play through the first game for hours, but the fact that there is enough interest for them to make a sequel has literally blown my mind (Ed Literally? Ouch!). Not only does the game itself seem absurdly dull, but those who went to the point of hoarding each and every costume in the game may need some (mental) help.
1. By far the most embarrassing achievement possible to be stuck with for all time is that of the 0GS "20 Straight Losses in DOA Online" in Dead or Alive 4. Not only did you face your defeat and rinse and repeat your best tactics to be demolished by some online whizz kid, but now you have to hold that loss forever. There is no escaping and you are stuck with that loss for eternity.
Yes I know DOA hold the top 2 in the list but rightfully so. The best of the worst have been named and shamed and I for one whole heartedly admit that I have more than my fair share of achievements on the list. It comes with the territory of being an achievement whore. We are all guilty of doing it, but its rarely pointed out. Do you have any dirty gaming achievements? Then tell us below in the comments!Top 10 Embarrassing Achievements,
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Our winters aren't typically that cold. But while we're blessed with seasonable winters, the reality is we do get some cold fronts that move through. In some cases, we can see night time temperatures will below freezing. While people living in the North are used to the issues these extreme temperatures can cause, the reality is most Georgia residents get caught off guard by these winter weather events. That's good news for us, because we usually see a sharp uptick in the number of water damage projects we service, but really there is no reason you should have to suffer through that. So read this blog post to see how to prevent your home from suffering severe water damage this winter!
Insulate any attic pipes
While it's unheard of in the north, many homes in the south use the attic space to run plumbing pipes throughout the home. These pipes supply water to every device in the home that needs water, acting as the central nervous system of your home (along with your HVAC and electrical system). Obviously important stuff, but usually it's out of sight out of mind…right up until it breaks. And in the winter, the failure can be catastrophic. Picture yourself sound asleep. It's freezing outside and you're dreaming away…and then in your dreams it starts to rain. Weird. Then you wake up, and realize it's actually raining in your room. UH OH! What the heck is going on? Well, your pipes froze and they're flooding your entire home!
Frankly, this should never happen. If you bought your home and had it inspected, one of the first things the inspector should have warned you about was the un-insulated pipes. Inspectors have to cover their butts. As such, they fill a lot of inspection reports with really minor stuff. This isn't one of those minor things. This is a major thing and a huge liability. If you go up in your attic and discover your pipes aren't insulated and you've lived in the house for several years, count your blessings your home hasn't been flooded already.
Wrapping your attic pipes in insulation is incredibly cheap. Especially when you compare that to your deductible should your home flood because those pipes failed due to cold weather. For some people, that deductible is $1,000. For many others, it's 1% of the value of the home. If you own a $300,000, you could be on the hook for $3,000 in costs should this happen to you. And that doesn't even factor in the 1-2 months of work that is required to remove the water, dry out the home and then reconstruct it. It's not a fun process to go through, and it's one you won't have to go through if you spend one weekend this fall getting in your attic and insulating your pipes.


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Andy Roof is a Board Certified Orthopaedic Specialist with a master's degree in physical therapy from Emory University. Working at Water's Edge allows Andy to fulfill his passion for treating musculoskeletal ailments and athletes throughout the gorge. He also teaches a class that helps patients understand the role pain plays in their lives and bodies. Andy's infectious personality, earnest care philosophy and vast knowledge make him a favorite among patients and colleagues.
"Our role as therapists is to empower patients by teaching them how to tap into their natural ability to heal from injuries. This includes educating them on the importance of lifelong exercise and movement so that they can maintain top physical performance," Andy said.
Andy's Explain Pain class teaches patients how to treat chronic pain through a variety of treatment methods. His treatment plan can include lifestyle changes, appropriate exercise and education on the physiology of pain.
"The goal of the Explain Pain course is to change the way patients view chronic pain. Recent research indicates that chronic pain is not only a result of a previous injury, but also may be due to a 'wound up,' dysfunctional central nervous system that has fallen into the rut of creating the 'pain experience' over and over again. Treatment of this type of pain requires re-training the brain so that we can engage in normal daily movements and function without the frustration of perceiving that pain over and over. The first step in this brain re-training program is to understand how chronic pain works. This is where the Explain Pain class comes in," Andy said.
An overview of neuroanatomy and neurophysiology is also explained in plain language for the Explain Pain class. Andy takes a research-based approach to his explanations of what is happening when someone experiences pain. Andy shows evidence-based movements aimed at breaking the cycle of dysfunctional pain perception and give some general nutritional advice regarding an anti-inflammatory diet.
"We aim to confirm the client's pain by explaining the considerable changes that occur throughout the nervous system in a chronic pain state while also breaking the myth that increasing medication doses or getting surgery can fix the problem."
Class attendees are given references including NOI group and Lorimer Moseley's teams' websites. Both of these websites have extensive evidence-based information regarding chronic pain states and treatment. The Explain Pain class is on the last Tuesday of each month from 1:00 p.m. until 2:30 p.m. in the Mt. Hood Room at Water's Edge Health and Wellness Center.
"The idea is that by educating and empowering the client to follow-up with their own research, that they will develop a sense of control over their pain state and be able to create positive changes moving forward," Andy said.
When Andy's not treating patients at Water's Edge, he's mountain biking and backcountry skiing with his wife and son. He also enjoys cooking, reading, good conversation and listening to music. He also plays bass in a local bluegrass band.
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The Canterbury Tales: The Reeve's Tale
by Geoffrey Chaucer
The Canterbury Tales: The Reeve's Tale Lines 345 – 379 Summary
- John lies still for a short time, feeling sorry for himself.
- "Alas," he says, "this is a cruel joke; now I can see that I am the only fool here."
- "My colleague is getting compensation for his grievance; he has the miller's daughter in his arms. He has taken a chance, and fulfilled his needs, while I lie like a sack of rubbish in my bed."
- "And when this joke is told one day, I shall be considered an ass, a weakling!"
- "I will arise and take a chance, too, by my faith!' Nothing ventured, nothing gained, or so men say.
- And so John gets out of bed and creeps softly to the cradle, and carries it to the foot of his own bed.
- Soon after this, the miller's wife stops her snoring, wakes up, and goes out to pee. She comes to her bed again, but can't find the cradle. She gropes here and there, but doesn't find it.
- "Alas," she says, "I almost went awry. I almost went to the clerks' bed. Ay, bless me, then I would really have done it!"
- And she moves around until she finds the cradle, groping always further with her hand.
- She finds the bed, and thinks all is well because the cradle stands by it.
- She does not know where she is, because it's so dark, but gets under the covers with the clerk.
- She lies still, and tries to fall asleep.
- Within a little while, John leaps up and lies on top of the miller's wife.
- She has not had such a merry time in many years.
- John thrusts hard and deep, as though he is mad.
- These two clerks have a jolly time of it until the third cock begins to crow.


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MATTHEW GROVE, is the new Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner.
On the first preference votes Mathew Grove had only 29,440, to John Prescott's 33,282.
But when second preference votes came into play, Mathew Grove gained 12,724 votes to John Prescott's 6,651.
Total votes cast:
- Matthew Grove – 42,164
- John Prescott – 39,933
Mr Grove will now begin his term of office on Thursday 22nd November 2012.
He will be responsible for the Humberside Police force's £180m budget, setting its priorities, appointing its new Chief Constable and ensuring that the Police force is accountable to the public.
AN ELECTION is taking place on Thursday 15th November 2012 to elect Humberside's first Police and Crime Commissioner.
What is a Police and Crime Commissioner?
The Humberside PCC will be elected by the public to hold the chief constable and the police force as a whole to account on behalf of local residents. His/her primary aim will be to play a leading role, and work with others, in cutting crime and delivering an effective and efficient police service within the Humberside police force area.
The PCC will not be expected to run the police, rather the role is to be the voice of the people and hold the police to account.
Who are the candidates?
The following candidates are standing for election:
- Godfrey Bloom, UKIP
- Simone Butterworth, Liberal-Democrat
- Paul Davison, Independent
- Neil Eyre, Independent
- Matthew Grove, Conservative
- John Prescott, Labour
- Walter Sweeney, Independent
Election News – mostly as it affects Holderness:
- Matthew Grove is the FIRST Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner – Thursday 15th November
- CRIMINALS will hope that you DON'T vote today! – November 15th
- IT'S ELECTION DAY! Find your nearest polling station – November 15th
- Neil Eyre cancels Hedon Meeting – Nov 6th
- 'Normal guy' Neil Eyre says why he is visiting Hedon – Nov 3rd
- Meet Neil Eyre, candidate, 6th November in Hedon – Oct 26th
- John Prescott: "Government 20% cuts threaten Humberside police officer jobs" – Oct 24th
- Through Your Door: Booklets by Electoral Commission – Oct 23rd
- Nominations Close – Oct 19th
- Walter Sweeney: "PCC should be independent of police and politics"
- Paul Davison – "Putting you – the public – first every time!" – Oct 2nd
- Neil Eyre says he is "sick of politicians and their political babble" – Sept 29th
- Challenge the notion of 'hate crime' says Godfrey Bloom – Sept 28th
- "I'd cut my own salary!" pledges Simone Butterworth – Sept 27th
- "No hiding place for criminals" says Matthew Grove – Sept 27th
- Controversy as Paul Davison speaks at Hedon Town Council – Sept 14th
- Make Sure YOU can vote in the PCC Elections! – July 24th
- Matthew Grove, Mid-Holderness Ward Councillor selected as Conservative PCC candidate – July 7th


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CHARLESTON - A local state delegate is pleased the West Virginia House of Delegates' Health Committee is being elevated to a major standing committee on par with the Finance, Judiciary, Education and Government Organization committees.
Delegate Anna Border, R-Wood, who is the only local delegate to serve on the health committee, said it was great news.
"I think we tackle a lot of important issues," she said. "We spend a lot of time working on that committee."
The health committee regularly meets during interim sessions and
In announcing the elevation of the committee, House Speaker Rick Thompson said Thursday health issues are becoming more important for the citizens of West Virginia.
"The availability and affordability of healthcare is an extremely pressing issue, both at a national and state level," Thompson said. "And in our state, our large senior population, and the many troubling health problems that are so prevalent here, make the issue all the more urgent.
"By allowing the House Health Committee to meet as often as the other four, longstanding major committees, much more time and energy can be dedicated to health-related legislation."
House Health Chairman Don Perdue said he is extremely pleased with the decision.
"The Speaker and I have discussed this issue a number of times over the past several years and I now believe the time is right to make this important move," Perdue said. "Health care comprises more than 22 percent of our state budget in terms of expense, it is assuming larger importance not only for our state, but nationally, and our demographics lend themselves to an ever-increasing share both fiscally and sociologically to the fabric of our government."
Thompson said he has heard from many members who would like the Health Committee to be able to spend more time examining health care matters.
"I believe this change is a very positive step in helping House of Delegates members better meet the needs of their constituents and to serve the state as a whole," he said.
Border hopes the committee will be able to spend more time tackling problems, such as the abuse of bath salts, methamphetamine and other drugs. She also wants to examine the effectiveness of real time tracking systems for pharmacies around the state in addressing drug abuse and meth production issues.
"All of that will be coming through that committee," she said. "It really is an important committee."


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The slosh pit awaits the punk rockabilly trio from Los Angeles, the Rocketz.
"We can keep them swing dancing or moshing, whatever the crowd is," said guitarist Tony "Slash" Red-Horse, who has played Whiskey Dick's Saloon three times, enough to know its audience. "This is a drinking crowd."
Call it slosh.
The Rocketz coalesced in 2004 and released its first record a year later. It had another CD in 2009, the year drummer Andrew Martinez died.
"After the passing of Andrew we regrouped and decided to do it full-time," Slash said. "He wanted us to."
The Rocketz recently completed a national tour with the Chop Tops, which included a stop at Reno. It plays a four-show swing during the week of Slash's birthday.
"I am celebrating it each night," he said. "I have a designated driver for each one."
The Rocketz begin a five-week tour on Oct. 12.
Slash said his band's music is not psychobilly.
"We're more of an American sound," he said. "Psychobilly is more European. We call it punk rockabilly."
For the Tahoe show, Nick Anchondo will play bass and Al Serrato the drums. Anthony Drinkwater, Slash's son, is the usual drummer.
This will be the Rocketz's first Tahoe show in nearly two years.
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CONCORD (AP) — The Associated Press has reported that U.S. Rep. Guinta easily won his 1st District GOP primary and will move on to a rematch with in November rematch against Carol Shea-Porter, who he defeated in 2010.
Guinta easily outpaced his GOP primary competitors, Rick Parent and Vern Clough. WMUR reported that Guinta had 86 percent of the vote with 14 percent of the 1st District reporting.
Shea-Porter ran unopposed in her primary and will seek to regain the seat she held for two terms from 2006 to 2010.
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TX legislation addresses PACE financing for water conservation
New legislation would allow building owners in Texas to secure private sector financing for water conservation and energy-efficiency improvements through low-cost, long-term loans repaid with voluntary property assessments.
Texas Senator John Carona has introduced SB 385, the Property Assessed Clean Energy Act, as an update to a 2009 Texas statute to address water conservation and authorize municipalities and counties to use property assessments as an economic development tool.
Upfront costs and capital required for these types of projects often present barriers to property owners.
The financing program, known as Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE), creates a secure repayment mechanism so that private sector lenders can extend credit for water and energy efficiency improvements at reasonable rates. The PACE financing process begins when a property owner identifies a qualifying improvement to an existing building. The assessments are initiated by the property owners and imposed by local taxing authorities, similar to "tax-lien financing." Once the owner obtains an independent analysis confirming that an upgrade will achieve projected savings, it can secure financing.
"The upfront costs and capital required for projects of this type are often economic barriers to property owners," says Sen. Carona. "PACE loans will remove these barriers and enable owners to upgrade and enhance the value of existing structures, save substantial amounts in water and energy costs, and create thousands of jobs in implementing these improvements."
"PACE will help Texans meet the conservation goals in our State Water Plan and reduce demand on our electric grid," Senator Carona said. "These savings will benefit the building owners directly and help keep the Texas economic engine primed for growth and prepared for the continuing influx of people moving to Texas to share in our prosperity."
To date, 27 other states and the District of Columbia have adopted PACE-enabling legislation, with many commercial and industrial PACE programs underway.
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The college collaborates with a variety of community organizations to enhance the quality of life in our region. We offer space on our campus, financial and in-kind support, and the enthusiasm and expertise of our faculty, staff and students, who volunteer in the community and present educational and cultural events ranging from science fairs to theater productions.
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