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What's Bugging My Peppers?
As a northern gardener, you won't have too many problems with insects bothering okra, peppers, and eggplant. Southern gardeners will have more problems. Here's a rundown of the most common pests and what can be done for them.
Small and of various colors, these sucking insects can drain the sap from peppers, eggplant and okra all season long. If you notice ants near your plants, look for aphids. The aphids give off a sweet substance called "honeydew" that attracts the ants. Aphids also spread plant diseases, so be sure to control them if they're a problem. To get rid of aphids, try spraying with a mild solution of soapy water or put out yellow pans of soapy water (aphids are attracted to yellow). If the infestation is severe, spray with pyrethrum.
Colorado Potato Beetles
These pests will feed on the foliage of eggplant and peppers. The adults are yellow with black stripes down their backs; larvae are reddish with a black head. Hand pick adult beetles and larvae every time you see them. Crush egg masses under leaves. They can be controlled by spraying with Sevin, pyrethrum, or a biological control called Bt San Diego.
The gray, brown or black worms chew tender transplants off at ground level. Cutworms are 1- to 1 1/2- inches long and curl up tightly when disturbed. They hide in the soil and attack at night. You don't have to use anything to control them except newspaper cutworm collars at transplanting time.
Flea Beetles
These tiny black or brown bugs attack young peppers, eggplant and okra. They eat small holes in the leaves, usually early in the season, and if not controlled, can wipe out the foliage entirely, seriously injuring the plants. You can dust with wood ashes or spray with a garlic or hot pepper solution. Spraying with pyrethrum will also control flea beetles.
Pepper Maggots
The adults are yellow flies with brown bands on each wing. They lay their eggs within the peppers, and the maggots feed from the inside out, causing considerable damage. If you see any maggot flies, spray with rotenone to control before they begin egg-laying. Once the maggots are inside the fruit, there's little you can do but pick and destroy infested peppers.
Pepper Weevils
Common in the South, these tiny black-snouted beetles are only 1/8 of an inch long. Don't let their size fool you; they can cause a great deal of damage. Adult weevils feed on the foliage and lay eggs in the buds of immature pepper pods. When the eggs hatch, the larvae eat through the buds or fruit, causing them to drop or to be misshapen. There may be several generations a year. Dusting or spraying with pyrethrum helps to control them.
Tomato Fruitworm/Corn Earworm
Nearly 2-inches long, this pest is yellowish, green or brown with lengthwise light and dark stripes. It affects all three of these vegetables, boring into the pods or fruit. To control, cover the plants with a floating row cover to prevent adults from laying eggs, hand pick worms or spray with Sevin as soon as you notice them or the small holes they've bored into the fruit or pods.


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Community orchestra to form
HARPERS FERRY - A new community orchestra - for Jefferson County residents and beyond - is now forming, and as this is a community endeavor, the community is being asked to help name it.
Membership is open to all players and ages with three years of experience, or by audition, until all positions are filled.
Rehearsals will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. every Friday, starting Nov. 9, at the St. Andrew's Mountain Community Center, at 58 Mission Road, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425.
For more information, or to suggest a name, call Andrea Diggs, 304-596-0093 or email firstname.lastname@example.com, or call Kim Krapf, 443-605-5059 or email email@example.com.
Call for Artists, Artisans issued
MARTINSBURG - For the third year, the Berkeley Arts Council in collaboration with the Heritage Craft Center of the Eastern Panhandle and Artberkeley will be organizing a Holiday Art and Craft Market in downtown Martinsburg. The market is planned to be open from Nov. 23 through Christmas.
The market is seeking artists and artisans to show and sell their work during the Holiday shopping period. All work must be locally produced and handmade.
The market will be organized co-op style, with participants sharing the responsibility for sitting in the gallery. There is a $30 fee to join and there will be a 20 precent commission on all sales. Details can be found on the Berkeley Arts Council web site at www.berkeleyartswv.org/Holidays.php. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 304-596-0873 with questions.
Blues Fest
seeking artist
HAGERSTOWN - The hunt for the 2013 Western Maryland Blues Fest Poster Artist is in full swing. The City of Hagerstown's Western Maryland Blues Fest committee and the Washington County Arts Council (WCAC) are calling all visual artists to submit their work by Nov. 16.
Every year the WMBF committee and the WCAC find an artist who creates an original work that will be used to advertise for the festival that is held annually in City Center. The winning original artwork is commissioned by both the WCAC and the City of Hagerstown and is seen on posters, T-shirts, programs and other promotional material. The original artwork is also raffled off to help raise funds for the Blues Fest.
Artists who want to be the 2013 Blues Fest Poster Artist are encouraged to submit up to three entries that will be reviewed by the WMBF committee and the WCAC. Images must be submitted in a JPEG format and files should be labeled: "Last Name, First Name, and Title of Work." Artists can email images to gallerymgr@washington countyarts.com and include their full name, address, telephone and email address. Artists can also send a CD of their images, marked with their name to: Washington County Arts Council Inc., 14 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, MD 21740.
For a copy of the official guidelines and for more information visit: www.blues-fest.org, call the Washington County Arts Council at 301-791-3132 or email the gallery manager at gallerymgr @washingtoncountyarts.com.
The 18th Annual Western Maryland Blues Fest is scheduled for May 30 and 31, June 1 and June 2, 2013.

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To throw something entirely unreasonable, such as a mattress, microwave, or live animal, out of the window for no good reason.
I didn't feel like calling up the geek squad and getting my computer fixed, so I just jagoed that shit.
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1) An acronym for the independent film production company, "JAGO Productions" LLC.. Which stands for Just Authentic Genuine and Original Productions.
2) A popular character in the video game, Killer Instinct.
2) A popular character in the video game, Killer Instinct.
JAGO Productions, LLC are the creators of great independent films.
από Solomon Tubbs-Foster 12 Νοέμβριος 2006
Italian slang word for a sweaty horse pussy.
You'll never be anything more than a filthy Jago!
από brave juice box 29 Μάιος 2011
To jerk off in a sock while driving on long road trips of atleast 100 miles. After cumming, throw it out the window onto the road.
On the way home I pulled a JAGO thinking about your mom.
από Elliot206 16 Οκτώβριος 2007
A legend in their own right. However does tend to knob children.
That Jago just grabbed my willy.
από Jamesie Dick 22 Οκτώβριος 2004
Fittest newsreader ever. It's now become an adjective.
You're a bit Jago!
από Anonymous 18 Οκτώβριος 2003
When you are craving for both juggs and tacos. Therefore, you want jagos.
Mike: Look at those jugs! Damn i can sure go for some tacos right now!
Elroy: You have a bad case of the jagos
Elroy: You have a bad case of the jagos
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Revolutionary Eating Ventures has quietly disbanded in the past year, leaving management operations of its restaurants to its successor, Rerun Restaurants.
The restaurant management company often called REV became well-known in the Lowcountry for its edgy-yet-casual approach to restaurants such as Taco Boy, Poe's Tavern, Monza and Closed for Business.
But REV co-owners Tim Mink and Karalee Nielsen about a year ago decided that they didn't want to work in the management business together anymore, according to Nielsen.
Rerun Restaurants was established in June by former REV associates April Bennett and Kelly Dougherty, who assumed the company's operations.
To be sure, REV's establishments won't see many changes other than the name of the company that manages their finances and operations.
REV has never been considered a restaurant group because each restaurant is owned by different investors, Dougherty said. But since Mink and Nielsen were part-owners of each restaurant as well as the REV management company, they were able to create a unified style for the whole operation.
"We branded (the restaurants) under the same name because we were running it together," Nielsen said. "Tim and I were REV, and since Tim and I are no longer working together, there's no reason to keep the REV name."
Though their partnership has dissolved, Rerun Restaurants may continue to see a unifying style amongst its restaurants.
Nielsen and Mink each have two new projects planned for the west side of the peninsula, which will serve the North Morrison and Wagener Terrace communities.
Both will use Rerun Restaurants as their management company, and both said they will approach the new establishments with their usual penchants for eccentricity.
"There will be things people notice that will be similar to my other restaurants stylistically, but it's going to be a mixed bag of things," Mink said.
Mink is partnering with Brooks Reitz, the former general manager of The Ordinary, on two upper King Street projects.
The first to open will be Leon's, a casual fried fish and oyster joint at 698 King St., which should be up and running by mid-January.
Then there's St. Alban, a coffee house and wine bar going next to Zappo's Pizza at 710 King St. The concept is to create a casual meeting space for the residents in the area above the crosstown, Reitz said. That project should be completed come Spring, according to Mink.
Meanwhile, Nielsen is putting the finishing touches on Lee Lee's Hot Kitchen, a Chinese restaurant at 218 President St., which she plans to open by the end of the year.
She's also in the midst of launching The Park Cafe, a veggie-centric restaurant at 730 Rutledge Ave. The cafe is taking over the space from Granville's Catering on Jan. 1, and Nielsen said the cafe should be open about two weeks later.
"The west side is really under-served," Nielsen said. "The way I create restaurants is by looking at holes in the market and finding a way to fill them."
Reach Abigail Darlington at 937-5906 and follow her on Twitter @A_Big_Gail


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Originally posted on LaxSpot on 1/7/2008
I hope that everyone had a safe and exciting New Years, and their 2008 is off to a great start. My New Years was fun. The party that Kyle and I threw at Mad River was a big success and everyone really enjoyed themselves (some a little too much, but who really remembers).
Today is my first day back to school since before Christmas and I was not ready to come back. I was starting to get used to getting a few hours more of sleep everyday and not having to shave, but I am happy to be back. I am not the type of person who can have too much time off, I start to go stir crazy and get bored way too easily.
With school being back in session, I figured that I would give you a look as to what a typical day is like for me. If I am lucky, I wake up to the alarm clock at 6:20. Typically my dog, Mason, wakes me up a little before that. I take Mason for a walk, come home grab a quick bite to eat or drink a protein shake, shower, shave, get dressed. and am out the door between 6:55-7:10. I get in the car and enjoy my 15-20 minutes of Mike and Mike in the Morning before I get to work. When I get to work, I fill up my water bottle (I dont drink coffee) and I go to my classroom to get everything organized for the day. My morning classes run from 830-1115 and I teach second, third, and fourth grade math. After my morning classes, I get to go to lunch (our cafeteria is awesome), and have a few minutes to prepare for my afternoon classes. I teach two classes of kindergarten science in the afternoons. I know, your probably wondering, what kind of science do you teach to kindergartners??? Believe it or not, they learn a scaled down version of a lot of different topics from the human body to dinosaurs, space, and plants. After my afternoon classes, its off to practice (I coach football, basketball, and lacrosse at Calvert). After practice, I head home, take Mason to the park for about 30 minutes and than it is off to the gym for about an hour and a half. After the gym, its a shower and dinner time with Christie. We usually cook a nice meal together or go out to eat. After that its some TV time and than bed.
This is a big week for me. Other than coming back to school, we open up with the Portland Lumberjacks this weekend in Portland. Other than the 10 hours it is going to take to get from Baltimore to Portland (via Atlanta, why…Im still not too sure about) I cant wait. We had two really tough but good three hour practices this weekend that closed out our six weeks of training camp and the team is really coming together (Watch out Portland).
Any thoughts about the first round of NFL Playoffs?
Whos your pick in the NCAA National Championship? Mine is LSU. I like OSU, I went on a recruiting trip there and it was amazing, I got to meet and get a tour from Archie Griffin (only two-time Heisman winner), see the football facitlites, and watch a game in Ohio Stadium. Throw in the game featured some of the best college football players that year (Arrington, Courtney Brown, Katzenmoyer, Vrabel, Boston, to name a few).
Until next time, have a good one and I will talk to you soon.


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FOIDRGIS = Found On Internet during random Google image search. Reply for when someone asks where you found an image that, indeed, you found during such a search.
My friend: "Where'd you find that picture of that dead Russian hooker?"
Me: "FOIDRGIS."
Me: "FOIDRGIS."
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Stem cells have enormous potential for repairing damage to the body caused by disease, injury, or aging. When introduced into an injured area of a patient, a stem cell could survive and repopulate the region with different types of cells, forming normal tissue.
Stem cells also offer the prospect of treating many inherited diseases caused by a single, defective gene. Though other treatments are available, such as gene therapy, the longevity of benefits from stem cell treatment provides a tantalizing option for researchers.
Heated controversy has arisen over the ethics of using embryonic stem cells, extracted from either very early embryos or fetuses. The United States has now limited stem cell use to a relatively small number of existing cell lines.
Julia Rowell | EurekAlert
Further information:
New switch decides between genome repair and death of cells
27.09.2016 | University of Cologne - Universität zu Köln
A blue stoplight to prevent runaway photosynthesis
27.09.2016 | National Institute for Basic Biology
Friction stir welding is a still-young and thus often unfamiliar pressure welding process for joining flat components and semi-finished components made of light metals.
Scientists at the University of Stuttgart have now developed two new process variants that will considerably expand the areas of application for friction stir welding.
Technologie-Lizenz-Büro (TLB) GmbH supports the University of Stuttgart in patenting and marketing its innovations.
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Optical quantum computers are what people are pinning their hopes on for tomorrow's computer technology – whether for tap-proof data encryption, ultrafast...
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With the help of artificial intelligence, chemists from the University of Basel in Switzerland have computed the characteristics of about two million crystals made up of four chemical elements. The researchers were able to identify 90 previously unknown thermodynamically stable crystals that can be regarded as new materials. They report on their findings in the scientific journal Physical Review Letters.
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Bow Fishing
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From trolling for trout and salmon to jigging for pan fish, Lake Champlain has something to offer to just about any angler. However, one of the big lake's most unique fishing opportunities is experienced by few fishermen — bow fishing for carp, bowfin and long nose gar. These prehistoric fish are seldom caught by anglers, but may be taken year round with a bow and arrow. On calm sunny days, they can be found swimming in shallow shore waters where they provide bow fishermen with exciting and sometimes non-stop action. It's part fishing, part hunting and a great way for bow hunters to keep their shooting skills sharp during the long off-season. Host Lawrence Pyne joins longtime bow fishermen Steve and Mike Beyor on the shallow waters of Missisquoi Bay for an exciting day of bow fishing..
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By JIM PARKER
The Post and Courier
Two months into the year, and Acura has already introduced one of its 2014 models.
Not just any car, mind you: It's the RLX midsize sedan. Years in the making, the luxury vehicle will replace the brand's RL line, which ends with the 2013 model year.
"This is Acura's all new flagship," said Keith Drayton, sales associate at McDaniels Acura. The four-door, which starts in price at $49,000, "is redesigned from stem to stern," he said.
The Savannah Highway dealership last week received one of the first 2014 RLX sedans, powered by a 3.7-liter V-6 engine churning out 310 horsepower and mated to a six-speed automatic transmission.
As Honda Motor Co.'s upscale carmaker, Acura has scored solid marks on quality but has struggled to mint memorable, signature vehicles.
The RLX is geared to change that image. "It's a very refreshing enhancement to the current fleet," said Drayton, who put the car through its paces on an Atlanta area road course in February.
In a walk-through last week, the sales associate highlighted the model's host of features:
• Direct injection engine that shoots gas straight into each cylinder's combustion chamber.
• Remote key device that starts the engine when you push the ignition and unlocks the door when you touch the handle.
• Steering wheel paddle shifters as well as a roller on the wheel to scroll through the information display screen.
• Precision All-Wheel Steer or P-AWS, in which the four wheels turn independently when the vehicle is traveling at 40 mph or higher. Also during dramatic stops, the back wheels adjust their "toe angle" to provide extra braking ability.
• Acoustic windshield glass that removes road and wind noise.
• A "sport" button that switches the car into "a more aggressive mode," he said.
• Oversized 19-inch wheels designed for noise reduction.
• Jeweled and light-emitting diode (LED) headlights.
• A Forward Collision Warning system that lights up on the dash in case of a potential crash in front, Collision Mitigation Braking system that helps the driver brake in an imminent crash and the Lane Departure Warning system, which alerts the driver to cars making an unintended move into your lane.
• Blind-spot indicators that light up on the side-view mirrors, and a Lane Keeping Assist System to help prevent the driver from drifting into another lane.
• Upgraded audio sound, including a standard version from ELS and a high-end optional system from Krell Industries.
• AcuraLink concierge system whereby the driver pushes a button to call a "personal assistant" in case of an emergency or for information such as traffic conditions.
• Voice command preferences to control the navigation and audio systems as well as smart technology to have e-mails and text messages read aloud.
• Ample head and legroom in the perforated leather front and back seats.
• A wide and deep trunk that can be opened electronically or push-button. "It's a golfer's dream come true," Drayton said.
The sedan posts a more-than-respectable 20 mpg city and 31 mpg highway fuel numbers. Premium gas is recommended.
Acura retooled the body in the new RLX. "Basically, they started all over from the shell," Drayton said. The manufacturer "made it more aerodynamic, wind resistant," he said, while giving the car a fuller shape. The model is considered midsize but has the appearance of a full-size edition, he said.
Drayton said Acura intends to continue ramping up its lineup, with a host of new models on the way this year and next including the 370-hp RLX Sport Hybrid and the buzz-worthy NSX sports car.
In a moderate drive of a $55,000 RLX with nav system and other extras last week, the new Acura proved to be an eye opener.
First off, the four-door sedan takes on a refined aura outside and in. It's a car with midsize measurements but a full-size personality.
The interior is elegant with fine wood grains and supple leather upholstery. Seating is quite comfortable, including in back. The rear space behind the driver's seat provided plenty of legroom, even with the seat pushed all the way back.
Another engaging perk was the car's quiet ride, from the purring engine to the sound dampening features.
On the open highway and in traffic, the RLX steered well, changing lanes with alacrity. The six-cylinder provided decent acceleration and brakes were firm but unwavering.
The high-tech safety gadgets, which also include a rear camera that activates when the car is in reverse, worked as advertised. Meanwhile, the center console was reasonably user friendly, with clear digital readouts for the dual climate control system for instance.
A clever feature is the center storage bin, which can open either to the left or the right. A button ingrained in the woodwork opens the glove compartment.
There were a few quibbles. The RLX performs almost sports-car like in the sport mode but lags somewhat in standard mode. The $55,000 pricetag, which included a few extras but not a whole lot, seems steep. Also, the solid fuel numbers don't seem so sprightly when filling up with premium fuel.
Still, the new RLX is a luxury car, not a low priced economy model. At the very least, Acura may have struck on a sedan that motorists will remember. More likely, it's on the way to the Japanese "inomama," which the company said in a brochure is "Acura's philosophy of carrying out 'the will of the driver.'
To learn more, visit your local Acura dealer.
Reach Jim Parker at 937-5542 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The steering wheel on the 2014 Acura RLX includes a button to scroll through to call up information on a driver display such as fuel usage and tire pressure ( Leroy Burnell/postandcourier.com/2/28/2013 )×
A tachometer and speedometer are side by side on the driver's viewing screen in the new Acura (Leroy Burnell/postandcourier.com/2/28/2013).×
Interior lights, garage door opener and sunroof control are on a display pad above the center console. So is the AcuraLink connection, which is the carmaker's remote emergency and communications system (Leroy Burnell/postandcourier.com/2/28/2013).×
The navigation screen and audio buttons are on the center console of the 2014 Acura RLX luxury sedan (Leroy Burnell/postandcourier.com/2/28/2013).×
The blind spot warning indicator is in the upper corner of the Acura interior next to the speaker. The indicator lights up when a car pulls alongside if the RLX is too close to the center line ( Leroy Burnell/postandcourier.com/2/28/2013).×
A capless gas tank is an innovative feature on the new Acura RLX (Leroy Burnell/postandcourier.com/2/28/2013).×
The 2014 Acura RLX sedan comes standard with a V-6 direct injection engine generating 310 horsepower (Leroy Burnell/postandcourier.com/2/28/2013).×
Passengers have ample space in the back seat of the new Acura RLX, which is the carmaker's flagship model (Leroy Burnell/postandcourier.com/2/28/2013).×


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Chelsi Lynn Kelley and Todd Andrew Kremser were united in marriage Saturday, May 26, 2012.
The Rev. Stewart Scott III officiated at the ceremony held on a private beach at Sugar Bay Resort, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.
A local celebration was held following the couple's return home at the Durrwachter Alumni Conference Center on the Lock Haven University campus.
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(Chelsi Lynn Kelley)
The bride is the daughter of Linda and Robert Kelley, Renovo. She graduated from Central Mountain High School, Mill Hall, in 2003 and from the physician assistant program at Lock Haven University in 2008. She is employed by Geisinger Medical Clinic, Lock Haven, as a family practice physician assistant. She also is employed by Jersey Shore Hospital in the emergency department.
Kremser is the son of Brenda and Todd Kremser, Montoursville. He graduated from Montoursville Area High School in 2004 and from Lock Haven University in 2009. He is employed by United Rentals Inc., State College.
Maid of honor was Jennifer Mills, cousin of the bride.
Best man was Kyle Kremser, Montoursville, brother of the bridegroom.
The couple is residing in Dunnstown.


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Source: Science Daily
quote: - Sugar is bad for you (no, it's not)
quote: The same faux activism
quote: The scientists are merely proving that BPS has similar risks attached that led to the BPA issues (something the companies involved would already be aware of).
quote: Ok, so the other things... you might have some kind of point with. This however, sir, is a lie.
quote: Do you also believe alcohol (that would be ethanol by the way) isn't bad for you?
quote: Sugar is classified as a poison by its hepatic process. It's converted into acetaldehyde in your liver, and it's not converted into glycogen like glucose is.
quote: Obesity epidemic is due almost exclusively to sugar... as is heart disease
quote: So, in summary.... you're wrong on every possible level here.
quote: Fiber counteracts almost all the fructose load in fruit when eaten as part of a balanced diet.
quote: But if you're consuming 600 calories a day worth of fructose and eating less than 100g of fiber... you're poisoning your body, plain and simple.
quote: So, in summary.... you're wrong on every possible level here.


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Offering Next-Generation Video Services
Telstra and Cisco use Videoscape to enable leading-edge video content delivery. (2:35 min).
Cisco Next-Generation Network Solutions for Videoscape
The next generation of media experiences may be powered by the cloud, but delivering those high-quality experiences to consumers efficiently requires an intelligent network infrastructure.
Cisco Next-Generation Network Solutions for Cisco Videoscape combine embedded video intelligence with unprecedented scale, performance, lossless transport, and nonstop availability to provide immersive media experiences. They form a medianet infrastructure that is network-, media-, and device-aware and optimized for video applications and communications.
These solutions include industry-leading Cisco IP core, aggregation, and access solutions, and the Cisco Videoscape Distribution Suite for third-generation, end-to-end content delivery networks (CDNs). Together, these solutions help customers exploit the full power of the service provider cloud and deliver media experiences with exceptional scale, quality, and efficiency.
Cisco Videoscape Distribution Suite (VDS) goes beyond traditional content delivery network (CDN) products. It is a third-generation, video-centric, content delivery suite of products that optimizes the delivery of any type of video content over any network to any type of device. VDS is a holistic end-to-end solution built on open standards and interoperability that bridges cloud and network functionality while serving as the network distribution engine behind the Videoscape architecture.
With the introduction of VDS, Cisco leads the industry in providing a complete product suite with all the capabilities needed for the third generation of content delivery. It offers managed delivery and transparent caching of content on IP, TV, and mobile networks; in-network recording and multi-format origin server; multi-CDN federation; end-to-end analytics, and mobile content optimization.
New Videoscape Distribution Suite Products
- Cisco VDS Video Recording (VDS-VR): Offers cloud-driven recording of live media to help enable a variety of revenue generating, time-shifted TV services
- Cisco VDS Origin Server (VDS-OS): Provides consolidated HTTP media origination services and HTTP adaptive bit rate streaming optimization for live, video-on-demand, and time-shifted TV services on an easy-to-manage platform
- Cisco VDS Optimization Engine (VDS-OE): Optimizes radio access network (RAN) and packet core traffic while improving user experience
- Cisco VDS Service Broker (VDS-SB): Consists of service selector per caching node and CDN interconnect capabilities required for CDN federation
- Cisco VDS for Transparent Caching (VDS-TC): Optimizes unmanaged over-the-top (OTT) content from the network core to the edge
In addition, Cisco has integrated significant enhancements to its current Videoscape Distribution Suite portfolio.
Enhancements to existing products include:
- Cisco VDS hardware: Tighter integration with the Cisco UCS data center solution, and Cisco routers and switches
- Cisco VDS Service Manager (VDS-SM): Formerly known as Cisco CDN Analytics, this product is a software platform for real-time analytics, service provisioning, and diagnostics
- Cisco VDS for Television (VDS-TV): Formerly known as Cisco Content Delivery Network for TV, this product delivers live and time-shifted content to managed devices such as set-top boxes or multiscreen gateways
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Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Rush3 Product Design Studio was one of the 1,100 exhibiting companies representing 150,000 products at the 111th American International Toy Fair, the largest toy and youth product trade show in the Western hemisphere. Rush3 debuted their newest product Chomp Stix®, a child friendly version of chop sticks, to the thousands of buyers from around the world who attended the show. Rush3 Product Design Studio is fascinated by function and inspired by simplicity. Their products, Kebo®, Kebo Light and Chomp Stix® are sold at hundreds of independent gift, gourmet kitchen and specialty toy stores.
Carolina One
Amanda Hurren Jones, Kristen Schatmeyer and Danielle Traverse have recently joined the Mount Pleasant Highway 17 North office of Carolina One Real Estate.
Born in Illinois but raised in Charleston, Amanda Jones attended South Carolina schools before getting her advanced degree in music from the University of Massachusetts. After a career as an opera singer in Manhattan, Jones returned to Charleston last year. Married to Badi Jones, a Mount Pleasant native, Jones has a 4-year-old daughter and enjoys surfing with her husband.
Kristen Schatmeyer was born in Niagara Falls, N.Y., and graduated from James Madison University with a B.S. degree in communications. A graphic artist for 18 years, Schatmeyer and her husband Simon reside in Mount Pleasant with their son Jakob and daughter Morgan. She enjoys running and photography as well as watching her children play soccer and tennis.
Danielle Traverse studied accounting at Quinsigamond College in her hometown of Worcester, Mass. Prior to moving to Charleston, Traverse owned and operated SPOIL'D, an upscale clothing boutique in Westboro, Mass. She is married to Patrick, a former professional hockey player and they live in Mount Pleasant with their two sons.
Habitat for Humanity
East Cooper Habitat for Humanity, a nonprofit, nondenominational Christian housing organization, has elected Sallie Pritchard to return as a board member. A past member of the board, she was reappointed at the September meeting of the organization.
A paralegal at the Law Office of Edward K. Pritchard, Jr., Pritchard also serves on the board for the MUSC Children's Hospital Fund. She is a former member of the Junior League of Charleston and the Charleston Junior Cotillion. A native of Charleston, S.C., Pritchard resides in the Old Village of Mount Pleasant.
East Cooper Habitat for Humanity (ECHFH) assists families by building safe, well-constructed homes. Working in partnership with low-income families, ECHFH utilizes volunteer labor and donated funds to provide a "hand up," not a "hand out," on the construction of their homes. Homeowners are chosen based on their demonstrated ability to handle personal finances and their willingness to contribute at least 350 hours of "sweat equity" on their home. Upon completion, Habitat homes are purchased by the homeowner with monthly payments under an interest-free mortgage over 30 years, and those payments are directed toward future homebuilding efforts as received.
MUSC Foundation Board
The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Foundation Board announced its recently elected officers. Carlos E. Evans, Head of Commercial Banking Eastern Region of Wells Fargo Bank, Charlotte, was elected chair. Daniel J. Sullivan, president of Flyway, LLC, Kiawah Island, was elected vice chair. Robyn M. Frampton, chief financial officer for the Foundation, will serve as treasurer. Thomas P. Anderson, the Foundation's chief executive officer, will serve as secretary.
Newly elected to the Board for three-year terms are: Dr. Celeste Patrick, pediatrician at the Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston; Dr. Brian Poplin, president and chief executive officer of Medical Staffing Network & MSN Healthcare, Boca Raton, Fla.; Marva Smalls, executive vice president of Global Inclusion Strategy, Viacom and executive vice president of public affairs and chief of staff, Nickelodeon Networks Group, New York and Charleston; and Ronald L. Thompson, executive chair of the Board of Trustees of Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association (TIAA) and lead director of Chrysler Group LLC, Charleston and Ohio.
Law professor
S. Scott Bluestein, Esq. has been appointed an adjunct law professor at the Charleston School of Law to teach the Admiralty and Maritime Personal Injury and Death class to upper-level law students who have already graduated from law school. Bluestein, an attorney with the Bluestein Law Firm, P.A. in Mount Pleasant, practices admiralty and maritime law in South Carolina and across the United States. Admiralty and maritime law deals with personal injuries on boats, ocean-going vessels, jet skis and pleasure craft, as well as vessel collisions, oil spills, vessel salvage, marinas, cargo coming through the Port of Charleston and other legal matters involving maritime commerce. Bluestein has a Master of Laws in Admiralty from Tulane University and a law degree from the University of South Carolina.
Jericho Advisors After two years in Elliotborough, Jericho Advisors is moving to the Avondale neighborhood of Charleston. As the business has grown, they required a more prominent location to provide convenience for clients and offices for the gro
They are happy to make a home near Lava Salon, Gene's Haufbrau, SpaceCraft and the Voodoo Lounge, and feel fortunate to be among other distinguished, locally-owned Charleston businesses.
Along with a new office, they introduce Mario Nardone and April Adams, the new additions to the firm:
Mario Nardone, CFA is a Pennsylvania native who began his investment career in 1999 working for Vanguard. He moved to the Lowcountry in 2010 to take on the role of Chief Investment Officer with Morris Financial Concepts, Inc. A Chartered Financial Analyst, Mario currently serves as President of the CFA Society South Carolina and as Treasurer of the East Cooper Land Trust. Mario's 10-year investment career is an invaluable asset, and Jericho Advisors is proud to welcome Mario as our new Director of Investment Strategies.
April Adams joins the team as Public Relations and Marketing Manager. A native of Aiken, S.C., Adams worked extensively with skirt! Magazine, The Reynolds Group, Charleston Fashion Week, Little Dog Agency and the Charleston CVB throughout her time at the College of Charleston. April's comprehensive knowledge of public relations, event management and the Charleston community will be sure to enhance Jericho Advisors' growth.
Architecture Plus
Holly Spake-Gray, ASID, IIDA, has been appointed to spearhead the Interior Design division for Architecture Plus. Holly will lead the growth of the company by focusing on assisting clientele and their contractors through the selections process. She will assist in helping select and coordinate the entire interior finishes, furnishings and color theme that makes a space both stunning and functional. Holly will offer clients a sense of control over their own spaces while guiding them to create a space that exuberates design, passion and function all while staying on budget.
A current member of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) and the International Interior Design Association (IIDA), Holly obtained her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design from the Art Institute of Charleston. She was a recipient the 2010 Outstanding Portfolio Award, the Rug Momeni Competition and a participant in the Otto Zenke Student Design Competition. Holly is currently working towards obtaining her National Council of Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ). This qualification will only give Holly added knowledge and experience in creating interior spaces that are aesthetically pleasing, functional and safe.
Architecture Plus is excited to have her on board! Holly's positive outlook, personality, knowledge and creativity are the exact components in what sophisticated clients are seeking. Architecture Plus was established in 2012 and is involved with a wide array of both residential and commercial projects throughout the Charleston area, including St. Kitts and Antigua.
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The executive (voting) membership is mandated to include:
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The way Mason laughs
Baha, that was sick.
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Alternative method of saying haha, more likely to create the impression of laughing harder
"Bahahaha, dude that joke rocked"
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Verb. Used to describe the act of a large number of people crowding together within a close proximity to one another. Furthermore, while baha'ing the group is accomplishing nothing and would be considered useless.
I cannot believe the amount of players bahaing while the game is in play.
viết bởi AngryEskimos 18 Tháng bảy, 2010
sexy Persian girl who goes with the name "baha" because her actual name of "bahareh" is way too difficult to pronounce for people of different origins. Bahas normally roll with a group of attractive friends and have huge butts and tits and are normally attracted to white boys, yet they only attract black men.
damn, i wishh my girl was more like a Baha, that shit is fly.
viết bởi elephantfungus 18 Tháng mười, 2011
A unique Persian name which means splendour and value.
I love Baha a lot, but I didn't tell him yet.
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FUCK. When a girl fucking breaks your heart, and you sit there, drunk, thing about her fucking tits, and fuck, fuck man. ba-has
Fuck. I'm going to kill myself. ba-has
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How a dumb person might spell Baja.
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I was out last night and missed the hullabaloo. But Amy from Crunchy Domestic Goddess has a great recap if you haven't already heard about Motrin vs. Babywearers of 2008...
(As of this morning the little commercial about babywearing was still up at Motrin.com or you can see it here if not.)
And Katja has even put together a video of it all going down!
The only thing I'll say about the ad that is a very good tip for everyone- if wearing your baby hurts your back, you are probably not wearing them correctly! You should not have to "put up with the pain" and need to take any medication when babywearing.
I've also posted a video response at NewBaby.com here.
Fight back and share your babywearing photos or posts- link up in the Mr. Linky here... and you could win!
Get in on the big Babywearing Bloggers blogroll and check out all the other awesome babywearing bloggers out there.
Subscribe to my blog here- I'll be posting more pics and chatting about babywearing all this week!
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on February 6, 2013 - 1:00 AM
I used to sit back and feel sorry for myself for being an avid Buffalo sports fan. I thought: Woe is me; why can't we ever get it right? All of the armchair quarterbacking and woulda, coulda, shouldas just increased my frustration even more. That was the past, but this is the present.
If I learned anything from the Sabres' Larry Quinn and the Bills' bean counters, it's that professional sports is a business first to them, and everything else, including the fans, is a distant second. I do understand and actually accept this for what it is. That said, I have evolved into a business fan myself.
Back in the mid '70s, I was a season ticket holder for the Sabres. Just when it looked like they had a Stanley Cup in their grasp, they lost to Philly. Yet instead of adding the one or two players they needed to win, the team began to trim the roster.
I understood; it was a business decision. So I made mine accordingly, and I dropped my Sabres tickets. I picked up Bills season tickets in 1979 and kept them for 29 years. A move to Michigan in 1981 for two years did not deter me. I still made the six-hour drive, coming back for every home game.
For some reason, that business decision was blindly affected by my thinking that the Bills were somehow on their way. Those thoughts abruptly ended when I found the Bills were on their way all right – on their way to Toronto. That is a business decision that I will never forgive the Bills for. Enough was enough. I realized that my other beloved team had also sold out for money.
It is because of this pro sports attitude and my lessons learned that I thought it best to change and become the new business model fan. No, not the fan who complains about everything, yet hypocritically runs to be the first in line for tickets.
I prefer using the NHL and the NFL the way they used me back when I was an extremely loyal fan. It is great to be able to run my fantasy sports leagues and not care how the teams fare. Rooting for players instead of teams is the new norm. I don't need to worry about how the Bills fill their coaching staff or the untouchable and endless employment of the Sabres R&R show.
Since I no longer buy tickets, I can leach off all of the teams via my fantasy sports. I feel no need to chase the other lemmings; no need to feel the pain and disappointment while following everyone off the cliff of despair.
Don't get me wrong, I will forever be a very big fan of both the Sabres and the Bills and I root for them like I did in the past. Unfortunately, as a business fan, I must remain emotionally detached to the best of my ability. That is what good businesses do.
So to Eric Wood and Ryan Miller, kudos for sincerely treating the public as if you cared about the fans, unlike the NFL and the NHL. For that, I personally want to thank you both. For anyone who thinks the NHL really cared about the fans during the lockout, get real. Those PR apologies are shallow and shameful – a move designed to make them, not the fans, feel better.
The reason I say this is that the lockout did not have to happen. But greed and egos ran their typical course, which seems like the normal business model anyway.
So my message to the NHL: Shut up with the apologies and just play. As a business fan, I'm busy running my fantasy leagues.


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This year at the CTIA Wireless 2010 conference in Las Vegas I attended a seminar on mobile money. The overarching theme of the seminar was the desire to break the payment duopoly of VISA and MasterCard and the technology required to facilitate this. A consensus emerged that micro-payment was the thin edge of the wedge for breaking the duopoly and Near Field Communication (NFC) is the champion technology to deliver this.
Micro-payment is generally understood as a transaction under $10 that is primarily used for "convenience purchases". Ten-dollars is the magic number because it marks the threshold below which consumers will make spontaneous purchases and because it is not risky for underwriting purposes. In addition, people generally do not begrudge paying a small fee for the convenience. For example, most people faced with a situation where they didn't have change to plug a parking meter would be willing to pay a $0.30 transaction fee for $3.00 worth of parking rather than risk getting a $45.00 ticket. The best example – and the proverbial `killer app' for micro-payment – is transportation ticketing. It's worth mentioning that both the parking industry and transit authorities recognize these opportunities and are working to capitalize on them.
The mechanism used to deliver micro-payment capabilities to the end users is contact-less technology integrated into a mobile phone – specifically, Near Field Communication enabled smart phones. NFC has been the next-big-thing in this industry for years; however, the consensus at the mobile money seminars was that the technology would gain traction in the late 2010s. This is, in no small part, attributed to a commitment by VIVOtech and Nokia to get the technology to both the merchant (through the VIVOtech terminal) and the customer (through the mobile phone); this solves the chicken-and-egg problem that has been plaguing the industry for years. Apple has also staked a claim to NFC based on some recent patent applications. NFC is absolutely essential to mobile money because it provides everyone with a common, standardized technology to work with. Without it, the convenience factor would evaporate and customers would face the nightmare of different smart cards for every application from ticketing and parking to loyalty programs.
So what does this mean to you, your business, and your mobile app? It means that right now is the time to be strategizing about how you are going to leverage NFC for your payment solution, your loyalty program, or your coupon/marketing campaign. If you don't use NFC, mobile money will blaze in on the next iPhone release and you will not only be scrambling to understand mobile-money, but frantic to regain a competitive advantage and implement NFC.


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on April 2, 2013 - 10:22 AM
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Two men standing in front of their disabled vehicle were critically injured in Hamburg late Monday night, when their SUV was struck by a pickup truck, whose driver later was charged with driving while intoxicated, town police reported.
The two people injured, a 61-year-old Hamburg man and a 32-year-old man from Hopewell Junction, in the Poughkeepsie-Newburgh area, were taken to Erie County Medical Center, where police said they were listed in critical condition. Their names have not been released.
Slick weather conditions led to the first accident, which left the SUV disabled in the left lane of Lake Shore Road at about 11 p.m.
As the two men were standing in front of the SUV, police said, it was rear-ended by the pickup driven by Thomas A. Gilray Jr., 28, of Hamburg. The SUV then lurched forward and struck the two men, Capt. Kevin A. Trask said.
According to investigators, Gilray had been headed outbound on Lake Shore at Mile Strip Road when he disregarded a police officer who was outside his marked vehicle, attempting to secure the first accident scene.
Officials said Gilray narrowly missed hitting the police officer before his vehicle struck the SUV.
Police charged Gilray with DWI, vehicular assault, reckless endangerment and failure to yield to an emergency vehicle, according to police reports. They also accused him of refusing to take a chemical test.
Gilray was treated in ECMC and released.


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Northwestern Medicine's Comprehensive Stroke Center offers comprehensive care for stroke, including advanced diagnostic imaging, multi-modal treatment and rehabilitation for patients with stroke and cerebrovascular disease.
Northwestern Memorial is ranked 9th in the country for Neurology & Neurosurgery program making it once again the highest ranked neuro program in Illinois and Chicago for the 10th consecutive year.
Physician specialists at the Stroke Center have clinical and research expertise in:
The Center also has specialized stroke and neurocritical care nurses. An Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) serves as the Stroke Center Coordinator, providing specialized expertise and support for patients, families and stroke team members, as well as facilitating communication with community-based physicians and emergency department personnel.
Staffed by a team of neurologists and neurosurgeons experienced in diagnosis and management of the full spectrum of stroke—from ischemic stroke to rare cerebrovascular conditions such as moyamoya disease—the Stroke Center offers an integrated approach that incorporates treatment of cerebrovascular and any secondary cardiovascular disease that may also be affecting the patient's health or impeding recovery.
Members of the Stroke Center team work with specialists from the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago (RIC) to optimize rehabilitation following stroke. RIC physicians and occupational and physical therapists evaluate each patient's needs to help determine the most appropriate plan of care after discharge.
Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital's new Wood-Prince Family Stroke Center enables us to enhance our existing stroke care and advance the emergency care we provide to residents of Lake County.
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on December 2, 2012 - 1:00 AM
Both Flesh and Not: Essays by David Foster Wallace; Little, Brown, 328 pages ($26.99). The first thing this book does is to give us evidence of David Foster Wallace's "insatiable love of words and their meanings" – "brief definitions and usage notes" of "words that he wanted to learn" culled from his computer, according to the opening Publisher's Note. So, on page two, we start with "abattoir –slaughterhouse or slaughterhousish," move on a couple words later to "abscission – act of cutting off plant's shedding leaves and stems" and thence, many alphabetically listed words later in the first section (affray, akimbo, alevolar, antipodal, aperient etc.) to the final word on the first of many two-page spreads "apophasis – allusion to something by denying that it will be mentioned: 'I will not bring up my opponent's shady history.' "
Nowhere in this posthumous essay collection is there any mention of Wallace's suicide by hanging which, for readers, makes the entire 328-page volume a kind of published "apophasis." In its first essay – which gives us a reason for the book's title – we join Wallace watching Roger Federer play Andre Agassi on television and perform a shot that makes him drop his popcorn and give him "novelty shop eyeballs." Which would be a hyperbolic analog to the experience of writers reading Wallace. Everything about Wallace seemed to be both extreme and self-evident – the exhibitionistic brilliance of a mind so capacious that he sometimes seemed three or four writers in one, the depression as obvious in his stories as in his manner of dying, the ability to control it all in prose that so often appeared out-of-control (until his final act of control established order for all eternity).
It's not merely novels and stories other writers admired so extravagantly, it's the essays collected in two previous collections. Subjects in this, the last, include his beloved tennis, "The (As It Were) Seminal Importance of 'Terminator 2.' " Jorge Luis Borges ("Borges collapses reader and writer into a new kind of aesthetic agent … one for whom reading is essentially – consciously – a creative act"), a lot of "overlooked" works of fiction. Just to make sure you get the point, an essay on "math's new cachet" is followed by one on prose poems. Some of this is definitely minor. The Yeatsian question such a book seems to ask is major: What "center" could hold such a mind?
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Ingredients - Chicken, Chicken Liver, Chicken Heart, Pumpkin, Inulin (from Chicory),Vegetable Glycerin, Ground Chicken Bone, Choline Chloride, Taurine, Kelp, Parsley, Rosemary,Sea Salt, Betaine, Mixed Tocopherols (Vitamin E Supplement), Pomegranate, Zinc Proteinate, Zinc Sulfate, Iron Sulfate, Vitamin E, Yeast Extract, Iron Proteinate, Selenium Yeast, CopperSulfate, Nicotinic Acid, Calcium Pantothenate, Copper Proteinate, Manganese Proteinate,Vitamin A Supplement, Vitamin K1, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Manganous Oxide, Vitamin D3Supplement, Ethylenediamine Dihydriodide (source of iodine), Riboflavin Supplement (VitaminB2), Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1), Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B6), Folic Acid
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This would be great for backpacking pet food camping trip
By MountainSuze
from Colorado
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Comments about Only Natural Pet Grain-Free MaxMeat Air Dried Cat Food:
Our old senior cats with teeth problems can't chew it.The Dog loves it:}
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Going to Pass on these
By Momma Meow
from Screven, GA
The chunks are large for a cat. They were not edible without soaking them in water first. After that, they (3 of them) refused to eat them. Even my "Mikey" cat that eats anything!
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Disappointing & crude texture
By Cat-Carer
from Bethesda MD
This was expensive but I was willing to try it since it's difficult to find digestable foods for my hyper-allergic cat. I noticed the texture seemed very coarse - large uneven chunks that look too much for a feline. Maybe should just be for dogs. Although the cat gobbled it down eagerly, it didn't stay down...horrible mess and felt sorry for poor cat, couldn't have been pleasant! The other cat, without food allergies, seemed to eat it fine with no ill-effects but I won't get it again.
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Food too large and hard
By gailforces
from Murrells Inlet, SC
5 cats did not like food! The nuggets are too large and hard. Tried chopping them, cats still did not like it.
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Morsels are Rock-Hard
By DJB
from Denver, CO
I feed raw and freeze-dried food and thought this would be a good addition. But the morsels are so hard they are inedible. I soaked them in water for about an hour and they had not absorbed any of the water. So I let them soak overnight and by morning they were soft enough to chew. I was expecting a product that I could serve straight from the bag, not something I would have to soak overnight in order to be edible.
Okay, not great for finicky eaters
By Sphynx9
from Illinois
I have two Sphynx cats with digestive issues. Velvet currently eats a frozen raw diet. Tiger wants nothing to do with that. So, I was hopeful that this would get her the raw-type / healthier food that I know will help her skin and allergies/auto-immune issues. But it did not. She smelled and walked away. She won't even eat it as a treat.So, Velvet gets a couple pieces as a snack because chicken upsets her stomach in large doses.Maybe others will have better luck with their cats and/or finicky eaters.
Cats don't like it!
By puttle712
from New Jersey
Sorry to say, my cats refuse to eat this food. It's too big, and even when I cut it up, they won't eat it. And they're not fussy eaters. Will not buy this product again.
Caviar for the feline friends
By Loki
from Fairmont, WV
My older cats LOVE it. I use it as a treat and they are truly crazy about it. Good to know it is all natural.
Too hard/large to chew for my cats
By MyTwoKitties
from Chicago, IL
I have two somewhat picky cats, but I was fairly confident that this food would appeal, as it's mostly chicken, which they love. Unfortunately, one needed it broken down into much smaller pieces to eat it, and she lost interest before finishing two pieces. The other cat sniffed it and didn't even try it. I will try again tomorrow when they're hungrier. Otherwise, I will be giving this away since I'm sure it will appeal to some other cats, but this food wasn't the slam-dunk I had hoped it would be. If your cat likes this, it seems like a great nutritional choice.
Merchant response: Stay tuned- we are trying to make it in smaller pieces- thanks for the feedback!
good food but had to "modify" it
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from millington, mi
I bought this for 2 cats with megacolon and 1 cat with bad teeth.They all refused to eat it out of the package, so I soaked it,then ground it with a food processor.I added it to their regular food and they eat it all! I especially like that it is nutritionally complete,easy to store, and concentrated.Just wish it was in smaller pieces.
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Retro game, which has now been released in 3D version.
I'm off for a game of Q*Bert
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A legendary turntablist, a DJ. AKA DJ Qbert.
Hot damn, Qbert is tearing up those turntables.
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a cool classic video game from the early 80s where you maneuver the joystick to place the little orange monster Q-Bert on a pyramid of pads, changing their color. The goal is to land on all the pads on the pyramid to change all the colors. Then you commence to do the same thing at the next level (the next pyramid). Q-Bert must avoid bouncing critters (like snakes), if he's hit by one he cusses (a talk balloon filled with "swear word symbols" like "@#$*!" appears). If you're not careful with the joystick, Q-Bert could jump off the pyramid edge by accident.
I first played Q-Bert while I was at a bash with some friends at a Godfather's Pizza joint. Their motto is "Pizza you can't refuse". Q-Bert is a thrill to play even today.
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A famous turtablist who has learned from Mix Master Mike and won the 1992-1994 DMC World Championships.
DJ Q-bert is won of the best!
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Slang term for a quarter pound of marijuana.
Meet me at the spot with a q-bert.
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1. thats what she said
2. backwards inverse opposite of a 69
3. spoon
2. backwards inverse opposite of a 69
3. spoon
3.Eat yogurt with a Q-bert.
2.I Q-berted your mom last night.
1.Man A: DAMN THATS BIG.
Man B: Q-Bert!!!!
2.I Q-berted your mom last night.
1.Man A: DAMN THATS BIG.
Man B: Q-Bert!!!!
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A very great Dj that influences the underground with his creative scratching.
damn, that Dj makes my day.
damn, that Dj makes my day.
Enough has been said. Listen to DJ Q*Bert and buy Wavetwisters.
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The sixth annual WKIS Stars and Guitars concert is just around the corner. When tickets went on sale, they sold out fast but there are still some opportunities for you to score some of these highly coveted tickets and you won't even have to pay a dime!
Sam Hunt is the headliner of the event, which takes place November 15th at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Also on the bill: Jerrod Niemann, Parmalee, Brothers Osborne, and Kelsea Ballerini.
During the concert, all five acts appear onstage at the same time and take turns performing their songs in an amazing acoustic set.
So what's a person to do if the concert is already sold out and didn't get tickets?
Win them of course at one of our ticket giveaway events.
Here's the current list which will be updated as new dates and locations are added:
- Lil Hoolies, 13135 SW 89th Place, Miami, Tuesday 11/10 from 10pm to 12am with Bryan
- Turn 3, 23032 Sandlefoot Plaza, Boca Raton, Wednesday 11/11 from 6pm – 8pm with TC
- Cowboys Saloon, 1805 S University Drive, Davie, Wednesday 11/11 from 10pm – 12am with Dina B.
- Hot Leggz, 3128 N. Federal Lighthouse Point, Thursday 11/12 from 6pm – 8pm with U-Turn
- Carolina Ale House, 8669 NW 36th Street, Doral, Thursday 11/12 from 8pm – 10pm with Fish
- America's Backyard, 100 SW 3rd Ave, Fort Lauderdale, Friday 11/13 from 10pm – 12am with U-Turn
- Miami Lakes Auto Mall, 16600 NW 57th Avenue, Miami Lakes, Saturday 11/14 from 11a – 1p
- Son of a Pizza, 30390 Old Dixie Highway Homestead, Saturday 11/14 from 6pm – 8pm with Fish


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on November 9, 2012 - 4:56 PM
MAYVILLE – The manhunt is over for a Silver Creek man who police said fled from a fatal car crash early Friday,
Jeremiah Burgess, 22, of Porter Street appeared with his attorney Friday afternoon at the Chautauqua County District Attorney's Office and provided a statement.
Burgess had been sought by the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office in connection with the one-car accident. The car was westbound on Routes 5 and 20 at about 3 a.m. Friday, turned onto the split on Route 5 and went out of control before slamming into a concrete abutment in a roadside ditch, authorities said.
The investigation is ongoing and formal charges are pending the completion of the investigation, including the final autopsy and toxicology report from the Erie County Medical Examiner's Office.


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If Apple wins the Australian case at the end of the main proceeding, all Android-based products will effectively be shut out of the Australian market forever, unless Google or its device maker partners settle with Apple. Therefore, Google and Samsung will have to fight very hard to have the asserted patents declared invalid, or at least have their scope narrowed.
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quote: At one point during the hearing, she held one black glass tablet in each hand above her head, and asked Sullivan if she could identify which company produced which. "Not at this distance your honor," said Sullivan, who stood at a podium roughly ten feet away. "Can any of Samsung's lawyers tell me which one is Samsung and which one is Apple?" Koh asked. A moment later, one of the lawyers supplied the right answer.


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Bowling Green Neurologist Doctors for Dementia
Type of Physician: Neurologist
What is a Neurologist? A certification by the Board of Psychiatry & Neurology; practitioners focus on the diagnosis and treatment of all categories of disease or impaired function of the brain, spinal cord, muscles and nervous system, as well as the blood vessels that relate to these structures. The neurologist is often the primary physician but also serves as a consultant to other physicians and may render all levels of care, including the continuing care of outpatients and/or inpatients. The neurologist will often perform and interpret tests that relate to the nervous system or muscles.
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Megan E. Mason
Sumner Medical Group
300 Steam Plant Rd Ste 300
Gallatin, TN 37066
(615) 230-8070
- 9 years experience
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Dennis M Okeefe MD
1221 Ashley Cir
Bowling Green, KY 42104
(270) 782-9424
- 42 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
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Eric A. Weisman
The Neurology Behavioral Institute
1215 Old Main St
Hartford, KY 42347
(270) 298-4839
- 30 years experience
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Amir Zia
Zia Neurology Associates
996 Wilkinson Trce Ste A7
Bowling Green, KY 42103
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220 Northcrest Dr Ste 220
Springfield, TN 37172
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Graves Gilbert Clinic
201 Park St
Bowling Green, KY 42101
(270) 781-5111
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Graves Gilbert Clinic
201 Park St
Bowling Green, KY 42101
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Ohio County Specialty Care
1215 Old Main St
Hartford, KY 42347
(270) 298-5417
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310 N L Rogers Wells Blvd
Glasgow, KY 42141
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250 Park St
Bowling Green, Kentucky 42101
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Bowling Green, Kentucky 42104
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Bowling Green, Kentucky 42134
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1625 Nashville St
Bowling Green, Kentucky 42276
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1301 N Race St
Bowling Green, Kentucky 42141
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Bowling Green, Kentucky 42749
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Bowling Green, Kentucky 42754
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Phantom is the only liquid nonrepellent, non-IGR labeled for indoor general pest control including commercial food handling areas.
What is the secret behind the success of Phantom® termiticide-insecticide it lies in it's cutting edge chemistry. It's active ingredient, chlorfenapyr, is totally undetectable. Pests can't smell it, taste it, or, most importantly, avoid it. As a result, they unknowingly contact and ingest it as they go about their routine activities.
Phantom once ingested attacks pests from inside their own bodies by preventing their cells from generating energy. This leads to paralysis, and, ultimately, death.
However, this process is not instantaneous, which means Phantom will not cause an accumulation of dead pests in a particular spot. Instead, they continue to behave normally and go about their regular routines for a short time before dying. There is nothing about their behavior to tip off others to Phantom's presence.
Other products are far less stealthy, and, as a result, far less successful.


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on January 4, 2013 - 10:28 PM
, updated January 6, 2013 at 11:30 PM
It was a handful of minutes here, a handful of minutes there. A missed opportunity on offense, then a letdown on defense.
And suddenly a well-played hockey game by Canisius ended up in a 3-2 loss to Bowling Green in front of 629 at the Buffalo State Ice Arena on Sunday afternoon.
The loss dropped the Golden Griffins to 6-9-5 on the season and 0-6 in one-goal games.
"We know what we're all about," Canisius coach Dave Smith said. "We know when we've played well and what our record could be. But the truth is we are what our record says we are."
The Griffs took a 1-0 lead when Cody Freeman jumped on a loose puck and fired it into an open net just five minutes into the second period.
Bowling Green tied the game late in the second, then took a 2-1 lead at 7:02 of the third.
With five minutes left in regulation, Kyle Gibbons of Canisius dove after a loose puck around the net and scored to tie the game. The momentum quickly left, however, as Marc Rodriguez of the Falcons scored with 1:32 left to play.
"It looks like the last three minutes is the difference but really it's scoring a goal on a two-on-one or a three-on-one," Smith said. "We need our team … to stay at top speed, top intensity all game. Because that's who we are. If we do that, then we win those games. We just get a little bit of a lull, and we're talking about one guy making one mistake on one shift. That's hurting us right now."
Canisius held a 34-30 advantage in shots on goal and created a number of scoring opportunities, particularly after taking the 1-0 lead, but couldn't finish them.
"I would compare this game to a playoff game," said Gibbons, who had an assist on Freeman's goal. "Not a lot of cute, pretty plays. That's a game that you're not going to win on skill. You've got to be a man. You've got to fight. You've got to go in there strong on the puck. You can't be weak. You can't fish for pucks. You've got to play hard the whole game and unfortunately we didn't do that for a handful of minutes and it cost us tonight."
The one-goal losses are frustrating, but this weekend's series with Bowling Green (5-10-5) had plenty of positives for the Griffs, who held a one-goal lead on Saturday before settling for a 2-2 tie.
"I think our program is ready to take the next step," Smith said. "There was a time when we could not play 60 minutes with a CCHA team, whether they were top of the standings or bottom of the standings. We saw both nights, that's 125 minutes where I thought we wore them down. What we need to do as a program is eliminate that little bit of a lull … and win those games on a consistent basis. The talent is there, it's the evolution of a mind-set. I thought we really skated and pushed them down but we didn't get the win."
The series with Bowling Green completed the non-conference portion of the schedule for Canisius. The Griffs return to Atlantic Hockey action with their next five games on the road. It begins with a two-game series at Sacred Heart on Saturday.
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on December 26, 2012 - 2:21 PM
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Six people and their dog were left homeless a day after Christmas when their two-story house in the Village of Hamburg was heavily damaged by fire.
Two adults and four children, including the family dog, made it out of the home safely after the fire broke out about 5:30 a.m. Wednesday.
An adult man, whose name was not provided, was released after treatment at Erie County Medical Center for minor burns and smoke inhalation.
Village of Hamburg Fire Chief Dave O'Brien said the fire, at 374 Pleasant Ave., was believed to have started in a rear bedroom on the first floor. Erie County sheriff's deputies and Hamburg police later Wednesday continued to investigate what sparked the blaze, which is estimated to have caused at least $100,000 in damage.
The house is uninhabitable and the family is staying with relatives, O'Brien said.
Linda Wray-Enser owns the property, but no further information was released by police or fire officials.
The house is at Pleasant and Westview avenues, in front of an automotive business.
On Wednesday afternoon, many of the windows on the two-story, gray-sided home were boarded up. Fire had torn through part of the roof and in other parts it was heavily charred. Smoke damage was extensive throughout the residence, O'Brien said.
Lakeshore, Woodlawn, Eden and Scranton firefighters also responded to the fire scene. The blaze was brought under control in 50 minutes, although firefighters remained at the scene for about 3½ hours.
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More options
Life would be simpler if taking a pill meant the end of chronic pain, but that's not true for many pain sufferers. Medications may not be the best option for mild pain. Medications don't help some people, and other people don't want to take them every day. Even when medications help, many people still face a lot of pain.
Fortunately, other options, alone or with medication, can help. Here are some to consider:
- Lifestyle changes . You may be able to ease your pain by losing weight, quitting smoking or exercising more. Exercise can help you stay flexible and mobile. Dietitians and physical and occupational therapists can help you reach your fitness goals.
- Electrical stimulation . Low-voltage electrical currents from small, battery-operated devices can stimulate nerves through the skin and interrupt the brain's normal pain signals. According to the ASA, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation is the most common form. It is not a painful treatment.
- Psychological support . Antidepressants prescribed to help relieve pain may also help depression related to the pain. Support and counseling from a psychiatrist or psychologist may be needed, as well as self-help therapies such as relaxation or biofeedback training.
- Surgery. Various surgical procedures target conditions that cause pain. New techniques, for example, can combat certain painful back disorders. The ASA says that surgery is considered only after all other methods have failed.
Complementary therapies . Many people find that acupuncture, guided imagery, meditation and other alternative therapies can ease pain and improve a sense of well-being. Scientific evidence supporting these therapies varies.
Source: http://resources.purematters.com/healthy-body/chronic-pain-and-how-to-cope