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AMHERST -- The Ramblers (8-6-0-1) ended a rough October on a positive note with a come-from-behind 3-2 win over the Miramichi Timberwolves (9-6-0-0) in Maritime Junior A Hockey League action Saturday night at the Stadium. The Ramblers were 3-6 this month after a 5-0-0-1 September.
Following is the live blog transcript:
7:45 p.m. -- Warmup is over. Scratches for Amherst are Jonathan Pardy (shoulder) and Kodi Estey (healthy). Not dressed for Miramichi are Chris MacNeil, Ben MacSwain, Jake Bullen and Brent Pierro.
Referee is Steve Starzomski. Starting goalies are Jon Waye for Amherst and Luke Gallant for Miramichi.
Only about 250 people here. No surprise given the Halloween festivities. Bad night to schedule games.
8:01 p.m. -- Puck has dropped and we're underway. First line for the Ramblers is Justin Matthews with Scott Bragg and Trevor Layton, with the usual top defence pair of Derek Smith and Eric Boudreau.
8:02 p.m. -- Ramblers not sure of their line combos tonight, as a botched change results in a too many men call 49 seconds in. Simon Bissonnette to serve.
8:04 p.m. -- Other defensive units are Ryan Matheson and Drew McLaughlin, and Wes Herrett and Brandon Mercer, with Yohann Mathieu as the seventh man.
8:05 p.m. -- Penalty over. T-Wolves with two shots on goal and a couple of near-misses.
8:06 p.m. -- Amherst with its first PP, as Marshall Ellis goes for holding at 3:15.
8:08 p.m. -- Scott Bragg showing no fear despite wearing a full cage to protect his broken jaw, as he runs over Kyle Lapenskie in front of the Ramblers bench.
8:08 p.m. -- Penalty over. Not much doing for the home side there.
8:09 p.m. -- Shane O'Byrne is slammed into the boards on a clean hit from Miramichi's Graham Dyck, but takes offence and goes after him. T-Wolves tough guy Graham Telford intercepts and lays the boots to O'Byrne, who is five inches shorter and at least 30 pounds lighter. Miramichi with the extra minor, as Telford gets two for roughing. All this at 5:44.
8:13 p.m. -- Penalty over. Ramblers with one shot on goal.
8:14 p.m. -- Ramblers other forward units are Bissonnette-Chapman-Barron, Orr-Carson-Coleman, and O'Byrne and O'Neill as the spares.
8:18 p.m. -- Jeremy Barron with a giveaway at the Amherst blueline and Miramichi thinks they've scored on a slapshot. Starzomski waves it off as the puck bounced out, but no usual clang of frozen rubber hitting metal, so the Ramblers might have got away with one.
8:21 p.m. -- Stretch pass springs Miramichi's Matt Milson on a partial breakaway, but Drew McLaughlin catches him in time and lifts his stick to disrupt a backhand attempt.
8:22 p.m. -- Minors to Amherst's Drew McLaughlin for roughing and Miramichi's Bobby Christie for interference at 13:44.
8:23 p.m. -- T-Wolves on the PP, with Mitchell O'Neill off for hooking at 14:10.
8:27 p.m. -- Penalty over. Ramblers with a lot of giveaways in their own end, but Miramichi is not capitalizing.
8:28 p.m. -- Sterling Bear and Kody Orr have dropped the mitts and are raring to go. Orr with some good shots early, but Bear with a late flurry. Call it a draw at 16:53. A win for Miramichi, though, to have Orr off the ice for the rest of the period.
8:31 p.m. -- Now it's Yohann Mathieu and James Williams at centre ice. Must be some bad blood from last weekend in Miramichi. Mathieu scores early, but Williams with a left that knocks Mathieu to the ice. This at 16:55.
8:32 p.m. -- Amherst on the PP, with Kris Keating called for hooking at 17:07.
8:34 p.m. -- Penalty over. Ramblers not getting pucks to the net.
8:35 p.m. -- First period over. Shots 10-8 Miramichi.
After 20 minutes -- Ramblers aren't doing much offensively, and if not for a lack of finish on the T-Wolves part, Miramichi would be up a goal or two.
8:50 p.m. -- Second period has begun.
8:54 p.m. -- Not much flow to begin this period. Lots of stops and starts.
8:56 p.m. -- Ramblers on the board. Drew McLaughlin with a burst of speed into the Miramichi zone and feeds Simon Bissonnette charging hard to the net for the tip-in at 3:21. Second assist to Adam Chipman. 1-0 Ramblers
8:58 p.m. -- Mass confusion out there. Starzomski went to the penalty box and apparently Amherst was called for delay of game for a late line change at 3:31. Starzomski didn't explain the call to the Amherst bench, but went over to Miramichi's bench twice during the stoppage. Not the way to take charge of a hockey game.
9 p.m. -- Penalty is negated on a hooking call to Miramichi's Ryan Taylor at 4:10.
9:01 p.m. -- Amherst with the man advantage now as Nathan McQuaid runs into Waye at 4:44 and gets called for goaltender interference.
9:05 p.m. -- Teams back at even strength. Opportunity squandered there by the Ramblers.
9:06 p.m. -- Shane O'Byrne having a rough night, getting slammed into the boards by Sterling Bear on the rush. Too long a shift for the fourth line here, as Miramichi is all over Amherst. Mitchell O'Neill was out there for close to two minutes.
9:08 p.m. -- Starzomski with more questionable decision-making, asking Gallant to play the puck while flat on his stomach in front of his crease with two Ramblers bearing down on him.
9:09 p.m. -- Adam Chipman doubled over in pain, and is not moving his left arm. Scott Bragg goes after Sterling Bear, and gets two for unsportsmanlike conduct at 11:01. Fans letting Starzomski have it.
9:12 p.m. -- Chipman using his left arm to do up his chin strap, so he might have avoided major damage. He's back on the ice.
9:12 p.m. -- Timberwolves have tied it on a goalmouth scramble on the PP at 12:54. Kyle Lapenskie gets credit, from Sterling Bear and Bobby Christie. Miramichi with a delay of game call on another late line change following the goal, which is just silly. How much time do you need after a goal to change your line? 1-1
9:16 p.m. -- Penalty over. Ramblers PP is flat tonight.
9:17 p.m. -- Chipman has now gone to the dressing room, so there's defintely something amiss.
9:19 p.m. -- Josh Coleman with a good sequence, breaking up a play at the Amherst blueline to generate an odd-man rush.
9:20 p.m. -- 2:26 left in the period.
9:21 p.m. -- Miramichi carrying the play when it's five-on-five. Ramblers with not a lot of jump out there.
9:22 p.m. -- Mitchell O'Neill is drilled by Kyle Lapenskie near the Miramichi bench, and is slow to get up. Drew McLaughlin rushes in and he and Lapenskie go in the fourth fight of the night. Lapenskie has been sent to the dressing room. Miramichi bench jawing with Rambers fans at the far end of the rink.
9:24 p.m. -- It's a five-minute power play for the Ramblers. Lapenskie gets a match penalty plus five for fighting, and McLaughlin gets five for fighting at 18:41. The match will mean an automatic suspension.
9:26 p.m. -- Second period is over. Shots 14-7 Miramichi in the period, 24-15 Timberwolves in the game.
After 40 minutes -- Miramichi using its size to intimidate and wear down the Ramblers and the home team needs to make them pay where it counts, on the scoreboard. A goal on the major penalty is an absolute must.
9:42 p.m. -- Third period underway. Ramblers with 3:40 remaining on the major penalty, and need a goal in the worst way. Chipman is on the ice to start the period.
9:44 p.m. -- One minute left in the PP. Ramblers with zero shots on goal so far in the third.
9:46 p.m. -- Power play is over. Miramichi with a big kill, and the Ramblers looked just dreadful.
9:47 p.m. -- Miramichi has taken the lead as Waye can't snare a Sterling Bear wrister destined for the top corner at 4:26. Assist to Matt Bourdeau. 2-1 Miramichi
9:49 p.m. -- Thankfully Chipman didn't leave the game, as he has tied it at 4:57, and bowled over Gallant in the process as he charged the net at full speed. Jeremy Barron with the assist. 2-2
9:50 p.m. -- Waye has played well tonight, and flashes the glove on a rebound to stop a Timberwolves scoring chance.
9:52 p.m. -- Pace is picking up out there. Ramblers are capable of outskating this team and need to keep the game up tempo.
9:53 p.m. -- Miramichi captain Chris Owens just misses the short side after getting Waye to commit on a deke.
9:55 p.m. -- Chipman and Graham Dyck push and shove on a scrum. Starzomski letting them play now, as 20 minutes ago, that was probably coincidental minors.
9:56 p.m. -- Good effort by Scott Bragg to cause a turnover at the blueline and if he could've corralled a bouncing puck, he would've been in alone. Sequence draws a penalty seconds later, as Bobby Christie gets two minutes for hooking plus 10 more for yapping at 10:19.
9:58 p.m. -- Chipman in the middle of things again, getting dropped by Ryan Taylor in front of the Timberwolves net just as the play is blown dead. No call.
10 p.m. -- Penalty over. Ramblers just can't do anything on the man advantage.
10:01 p.m. -- Scott Bragg throws a punch away from the play and Starzomski spots it. Bragg goes off for roughing at 12:28.
10:03 p.m. -- Penalty over. Ramblers dodge a bullet there. Pace has slowed back down again with 5:25 left.
10:05 p.m. -- 4:15 left. Faceoff to Gallant's left. Shots 12-5 Miramichi in the third, 36-22 Timberwolves for the game.
10:06 p.m. -- Ramblers have taken the lead as Josh Coleman is in the right place at the right time with 3:57 to go. Chipman and Barron with the assists. 3-2 Ramblers
10:09 p.m. -- Two minutes to go.
10:10 p.m. -- Good work from Shane O'Byrne and Zach Carson down low in the Miramichi end to kill off some clock. Timberwolves call timeout with 1:15 left and the faceoff to Waye's right.
10:12 p.m. -- Miramichi pulls Gallant on the timeout. In the final minute now.
10:13 p.m. -- Puck deflected into the netting in the Amherst zone. Faceoff to Waye's right with 4.8 seconds remaining.
10:14 p.m. -- Jeremy Barron falls on the puck off the draw, and that sparks a mad scramble, allowing the clock to run out. Chipman called for cross-checking on the sequence. Shots 14-8 Miramichi in the period. 38-23 Timberwolves for the game.
Three stars -- 1. Adam Chipman; 2. Jon Waye; 3. Jeremy Barron. Could make a case for Luke Gallant or Sterling Bear at No. 3, but a minor quibble.
Final thoughts -- The captain led the way for the home side in this one, and heaven help this team if he goes down for any length of time. Good to see Bissonnette and Coleman contributing, but lack of offence still a major problem, as a handful of players are carrying this team. Waye with another solid effort, and is starting to show signs he's capable of winning games on his own.


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A domestic situation today turned violent when an angry boyfriend discovered his girlfriend's visitor. But the boyfriend was the one who ended up in the hospital.
The boyfriend and girlfriend, who were not immediately identified, are neighbors in the 700 block of Northwest Fourth Avenue, and had been dating a long time, Amarillo Police Department Lt. Ken Farren said.
The family feud began before 9 a.m. today when the boyfriend awoke and walked across his yard to greet his girlfriend.
The boyfriend caught his girlfriend with a visitor, Farren said, and started to fight with her visitor.
Farren did not elaborate on the identity of the visitor.
The girlfriend, in an apparent attempt to defend the visitor or stop the fight, grabbed a gun inside the house and fired at the feuding pair, Farren said.
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After the gun was safely out of reach, Farren said, someone inside the house called 911 on a cellular phone and an ambulance and police arrived. The ambulance transported the boyfriend to Northwest Texas Hospital with a gunshot wound to the face, which turned out to be superficial, Farren said.
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Lomiko Starts Exploration At The Previously Drilled Quatre Milles Graphite Property LMR.v 0 commentsStrategic Commodities: Lomiko Metals - Exploring for Graphite in Quebec LMR.v
"We like to see, when CEO of the Lomiko Metals is constantly buying shares of the company. Upcoming drill program and resource estimation will be the pivotal point for Lomiko and can become the company maker."Lomiko Starts Exploration at the Previously Drilled Quatre Milles Graphite Property
Jun 13, 2012 (ACCESSWIRE-TNW via COMTEX) -- Vancouver BC - LOMIKO METALS INC. CA:LMR 0.00% LMRMF +1.59% DE:DH8B -1.89% (the "Company") is pleased to announce that an exploration crew form Consul-Teck Exploration has started sampling and preparing for the upcoming drilling at the Quatre Milles East Property which was drilled in 1989, previous to National Instrument 43-101.
Lomiko entered the race to locate graphite in January, 2012 when it optioned the Quatre Milles Graphite Property in Quebec to search for large flake, crystallite graphite. Prices for flake graphite were recently quoted at $ 2,200-$ 3,000 per tonne depending on flake size.
Graphite Blog www.graphiteblog.com indicates ina June 11, 2012 article that Graphite consumption will increase if new, fast-recharging battery systems under development are adopted in electric vehicles. "The fast charging systems are being complemented by advancements in battery technology, and specifically Li-ion battery technology, which is one of the driving forces behind the sustained demand for graphite. It so happens, that a radical acceleration in the pace of electric car development and popularity may be 'around the corner'. Thanks to evolving battery technology and better understanding of materials such as graphite and its derivatives, the time needed to charge an electric power only car battery back is quickly dropping from hours to minutes. The prospect of convenient re-charging times, which may drop to the amount of time required to fill up a tank with gasoline in a gas powered engine will further boost battery evolution and demand for graphite."
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On March 27, 2012, a 43-101 compliant report by Consul-Teck Exploration Services regarding the Quatre Milles was accepted by the TSX-Venture Exchange and was filed on Sedar (Canadian Securities Administrator Website).
Consul-Teck has proposed a budget of $307, 028 for Phase I and a contingent $724,041 for Phase II for work for the property in the technical report. Lomiko is now proceeding with commencement of exploration.
Lomiko's drilling will focus on verifying the areas of historical high-grade graphite intersected previously by Graphicor on the property. The historical results are detailed below. It is Lomiko's goal to complete both Phase I & II and establish a flake graphite resource at the Quatre Milles Property by December 2012.
Lomiko's Quatre Milles Graphite Property
The Quatre Milles Property is road accessible and is located approximately 175 km northwest of Montreal and 17 km due north of the village of Sainte-Veronique, Quebec. The property consists of 28 contiguous claims totaling approximately 1,600 hectares.
The property was originally staked and explored by Graphicor Resources Inc. ("Graphicor") in the summer of 1989 based on the results of a regional helicopter-borne EM survey. The underlying geology consists of intercalated biotite gneiss, biotite feldspar gneiss, marble, quartzite and calc-silicate lithologies of the Central Metasedimentary Belt of the Grenville Province.
Historical Highlights
Graphicor completed reconnaissance mapping and prospecting as well as ground geophysics and a 26 hole diamond drill program totaling 1,625 metres. The work identified several conductive trends in the central portion of the property and at least three, relatively flat lying graphitic beds.
Three surface samples were collected and analyzed returning results of 14.16% Cgf, 18.06% Cgf and 20.35% Cgf. 23 of the initial 26 drill holes intersected graphite concentrations with graphite concentration in range of 4.69% in hole Q90-1 to a highlight of 8.07% Cgf over 28.60 metres in hole Q90-7. The highest individual assay was reported in hole Q90-10 reporting 15.48% Cgf over 0.50 metres. A table of results from the 43-101 indicates:------------------------------------------|HOLE NO.|FROM(NYSE:M)|TO(M)|WIDTH (M)|GRADE || | | | |(% CGP)||----------------------------------------||Q90-1 |8.94 |10.46|1.52 |7.33 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-2 |28.68 |30.13|1.45 |10.38 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-3 |16.23 |17.84|1.61 |4.09 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-4 |9.4 |14.1 |4.7 |3.95 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-5 |2 |3.90 |1.90 |2.07 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-5 |22.13 |23.25|1.12 |10.52 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-6 |32.54 |41.19|8.65 |8.07 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-6 |43.47 |44.05|0.98 |3.87 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-7 |3.94 |32.54|28.60 |8.07 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-8 |1.54 |2.16 |0.62 |14.89 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-8 |5.23 |8.05 |2.82 |7.45 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-9 |2.05 |3.10 |1.05 |8.47 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-9 |5.76 |6.8 |1.04 |10.86 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-10 |2.14 |5.54 |3.40 |8.02 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-10 |7.03 |7.61 |0.58 |10.59 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-10 |8.53 |9.03 |0.50 |15.48 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-10 |9.27 |11.24|1.97 |12.37 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-10 |14.16 |15.46|1.30 |4.26 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-11 |26.82 |34.02|7.20 |4.63 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-12 |0.94 |8.53 |7.59 |8.60 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-12 |38.16 |43.61|5.45 |3.79 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-13 |0.69 |10.28|9.59 |4.64 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-13 |40.95 |43.14|2.19 |3.82 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-14 |5.56 |7.22 |1.66 |8.12 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-15 |2.21 |5.59 |3.38 |9.76 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-16 |A |A |A |NSV ||----------------------------------------||Q90-17 |15.48 |18.63|3.15 |8.11 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-17 |21.43 |23.67|2.24 |13.29 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-17 |36.77 |47.97|11.20 |5.88 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-17 |57.15 |58.21|1.06 |9.53 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-17 |59.54 |69.82|10.28 |5.99 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-18 |10.68 |12.90|2.22 |8.12 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-19 |47.80 |49.25|1.45 |9.16 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-19 |50.42 |58.49|8.07 |5.72 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-20 |13.51 |16.98|3.47 |5.81 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-21 |2.80 |4.98 |2.18 |5.56 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-22 |17.37 |20.04|2.67 |2.58 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-23 |A |A |A |NSV ||----------------------------------------||Q90-24 |1.78 |4.14 |2.36 |3.77 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-24 |12.32 |13.09|0.77 |4.20 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-24 |16.86 |18.66|1.80 |4.96 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-25 |19.69 |21.24|1.55 |3.67 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-25 |25.27 |26.65|1.38 |9.66 ||----------------------------------------||Q90-26 |A |A |A |NSV |------------------------------------------The Company cautions that it has not had the chance to verify the quality and accuracy of the historic sampling and drilling results reported in this news release which predate the introduction of NI 43-101 and cautions readers not to rely upon them. The historic figures were generated from sources believed to be reliable, however, they have not been confirmed. Although the sampling and drilling results are relevant, they have not been verified.
Graphite Market
-Graphite prices have been increasing in recent months and over the last couple of years prices for large flake, high purity graphite (+80 mesh, 94-97%C) have more than doubled.
-Graphite prices have almost tripled since 2005 due to the ongoing industrialization of China, India and other emerging economies and resultant strong demand from traditional steel and automotive markets.
-Demand for graphite is expected to rise as electric vehicles and lithium battery technology are adopted, nuclear reactors are built in China, and if fuel cells and graphene patents become products.
-China, which produces about 70 per cent of the world's graphite, is seeing production and export growth leveling, and export taxes and a licensing system have been instituted.
-Europe and the USA have both indicated graphite is of economic importance and has a supply risk (Critical Raw Materials for the EU, July 2010).
Graphite Facts
-Natural graphite comes in several forms: flake, vein, amorphous and lump.
-Southwestern Quebec is host to some of the most favorable geological terrain for graphite exploration in Canada and is known to host graphite resources, including the nearby Lac Des Iles mine operated by Timcal.
-Graphite has many important new applications such as lithium-ion batteries, fuel cells, and nuclear and solar power that have the potential to create significant incremental demand growth.
-There is roughly 20-30 times more graphite by weight needed to produce a lithium-ion battery than there is lithium.
-Of the 1.2 million tonnes of graphite produced annually, approximately 40 per cent is of the most desirable flake type.
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Detroit police are searching for a man who shot a Detroit gas station owner in the head before stealing the man's belongings from his car.
Fox 2 reports that Adel Koebessi, 51, was leaving his gas station at Schaefer Highway and Puritan Street on Thursday night to deposit some money in the bank. Surveillance video shows a man approaching Koebessi from behind and shooting him in the head as Koebessi was entering his car. The suspect is then seen rummaging through Keobessi's car as the man fought for his life.
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A couple weeks back I got Romotive's Romo cell bot from a project I sponsored on Kickstarter. Cell bots use an onboard cellphone as their controller. As with other cell bots I've built, audio out is used to communicate with the robot platform. Some of the earlier cell bots actually directly controlled servo motors using the audio out. Romotive executed this far better with their robot base and it's the best such small cell bot I have. The assembly was straight-forward and with a pre-assembled board, no soldering was required. The only slight detraction was that the power switch on the circuit board came broken off and email to the Romotive team via both Kickstarter and their own support email has gone unanswered. It's fairly minor though since the switch can be forced on or off with a screwdriver but it would have been nice to hear from them. The Romo supports both IOS and Android phones and tablets (phones for the controller on the Romo itself). The devices vary in both camera placement and whether the screen is rotated which can make the wrong combination awkward to use. I'm sure this will be resolved in time. I've tried the Romo with iPhone and iPod Touch and control with iPad, Xoom, and iMac. For my array of devices, I found it's best to have the iPhone on
the Romo and control works best with iPad and iPod Touch. The small size of the robot and the traction afforded by the treads make it fun as it can move through some pretty confined spaces. Remote exploration is easy with ability to see remote real-time video from both front and rear facing cameras on the phone mounted on the Romo. As seen in the photo below, the Romo is very expressive with various emotive settings controllable from the remote.
The phone mounts very securely on the base. The front also has three accessory ports which could be utilized by various effectors (but probably not sensors unless other connections to the phone are utilized).
Romotive took advantage of alot of Pololu parts in designing the robot. Quite literally why re-invent the wheel (or track) when Pololu's got some excellent parts including the tracks, motors, and motor mounts. I think the original motors are probably the 100:1 #992 motors from Pololu. The Romotive guys also said they required about 10 oz-in of torque and that the limit on the H-bridges was about 1 amp as reported in this thread. The original Romo actually moves kind of slow and I thought speeding it up might be nice. I couldn't quite find another micro gear motor on the Pololu site that met the specs. But one of the posts on the previous thread mentioned a nice 56:1 gear motor that met the specs. So I decided to give it a try. I used a couple of JST connectors and wires I had around (since the Romo uses JST connectors for the motors) and I soldered the new motors onto the leads. After installing, the result is a much higher-speed Romo as shown in the video below.
This operates the Romo a bit faster than the original software was designed for. It would be nice to get some enhancements to the default applications to support this. For instance, better motor speed control would be nice or at least a mode where it slows down for turning in place. Also the Romo may more easily sense that it's been shaken and makes a noise and a confused expression — but this happens much more often at high speed and it would be nice to turn it off. I also somehow ended up with the motor polarities on the new motors exactly backwards even though I carefully mirrored the way the wiring was done with the other motors. This could obviously be a quick fix with a motor polarity software setting but unfortunately there's no such setting in the app. The Romo is a lot of fun and the high-speed version will certainly speed up my exploring.


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Raymond P. Yohe, 91, Altoona, died Sept. 18, 2012, at Nason Hospital, Roaring Spring. He was born in Houtzdale, son of the late Ervin and Eutta (Sponseller) Yohe. He married Evelyn R. Turnbull on Oct. 20, 1945, and she preceded him in death. Surviving are two sons: Paul of Richmond, Va., and James at home; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. He was a U.S. Army Air Force veteran of WWII. At the request of the deceased, there will be no funeral service. Arrangements are by E. Merrill Smith Funeral Home Inc., 2309 Broad Ave., Altoona.


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Andy Andrews new book: The Heart Mender
August 6, 2010 - Cheryl Clarke
Imagine one of the greatest stories of forgiveness set during one of the greatest conflicts of the 20th century, and you have the story of "The Heart Mender."
Released earlier this year, Andy Andrews' latest offering will keep you spellbound until you finish it, as I have found all his books do. A master at weaving the "moral of the story" into everything he writes, including "The Traveler's Gift" and "The Noticer," Andrews does not disappoint with "The Heart Mender."
The time is 1945, the place is the white sands of the Gulf of Mexico. A young war widow comes across a German U-boat officer washed up on the shore, left for dead, and he must depend on her to survive. Her ambivalent feelings toward the young officer initially keep her from wanting to help him, but in the end, she discovers a way to forgive him and his country for taking her husband from her and...well, I can't give away the ending, but you will love it.
I have one copy of "The Heart Mender" available to a reader who can answer the question: Who was instrumental in getting Andrews' first book "The Traveler's Gift" published?" The answer can be found on his website http://www.andyandrews.com.
Just comment on this blog to post your answer. The first person to get the right answer wins a copy of "The Heart Mender," free, plus $5 shipping and handling.
"The Heart Mender" is available from Thomas Nelson Publishers, www.thomasnelson.com.
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GEN News Highlights : May 14, 2009
The Naval Medical Research Center (NMRC) and the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) inked a deal with Oxygen Biotherapeutics to use the firm's perfluorocarbon (PFC) therapeutic oxygen carrier for decompression sickness (DCS) and arterial gas embolism (AGE).
Under the terms of the limited-purpose CRADA, the firm will provide information that NMRC and WRAIR will use for preparation, writing, and submission of an IND application for Oxycyte in decompression sickness.
Oxygen Biotherapeutics will retain ownership of and IP related to the product. If the research is successful and the Navy gets FDA approval to use Oxycyte, the company will have an exclusive option to license the rights to these new indications.
NMRC and the company's primary research partner, Virginia Commonwealth University Reanimation Shock Center, have developed a $3.8 million research program dedicated to determining the efficacy of PFCs for treating DCS and AGE. The program's ultimate goal is to make a PFC preparation like Oxycyte available for the treatment of DCS and AGE by the fiscal year 2012.
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HOBOKEN — A water main break in Hoboken flooded basements and damaged vehicles, according to a report on WABC-7's website.
The break occurred on Willow Avenue near 8th Street around 3 a.m and caused water to fill the road. Although the line was capped around 5 a.m., cars were submerged and water entered basements of some homes in the area, the report said.
Willow Avenue is closed at 9th Street and 8th Street is closed at Park Avenue.
The city says residents on Willow Avenue between 8th and 9th Streets are expected to be without water service until repairs are completed.
New Jersey Transit buses that travel along Willow Street will likely have to be re-routed. As of 6 a.m. the NJ Transit website made no mention of route changes, though.
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Fibromyalgia can be difficult to diagnose. Many of the symptoms are similar to other disorders. A history and physical exam will be done. Your doctor will discuss your pain symptoms and check for tender (trigger) points. Tender points are areas of pain throughout your body. Symptoms of chronic and widespread pain must be present for more than 3 months. The doctor will also discuss how much fatigue, waking unrefreshed, and thinking problems you are having.
Testing for Tender (Trigger) Points —According to criteria established by the American College of Rheumatology (ACR), there are 18 specific tender points around the body that are potentially painful when palpated in people with fibromyalgia. These points are located around the neck, shoulder, chest, hip, knee, and elbow regions. Most healthy people have only a few tender points.
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With an inanely cheerful smile plastered across her face, Eleanor Powell, a movie star of the late '30s and early '40s more noted for her vim on the dance floor than her thespian talents or beauty, sings and taps her way through the Gershwins' "Fascinating Rhythm" in 1941's Larfy Be (hod. What makes her smile all the more remarkable is that on the other half of the split screen, we see the number actually being filmed: a frantic freeway of stagehands forklifting away and repositioning sections of the stage only seconds after Powell has passed, curtains being whisked to and fro behind her and cameramen wheeling in closer and closer on the star.
The scene perfectly captures the huge effort, skill and planning that went into creating the onscreen magic of golden-era MGM musicals. One only wishes there were more backstage segments and interviews in Entertainment! Ill, a belated and tired sequel to its 1974 and 1976 predecessors. The movie dutifully trots out such MGM stars of yesteryear as Gene Kelly, June Allyson, Ann Miller, Lena Home, Howard Keel, Mickey Rooney and Esther Williams. But it gives them little to do besides display the wonders of cosmetic surgery, indulge in hokey scripted chatter—Williams describes Tom and Jerry as "more animated than some of my leading men"—and introduce clips from some 100 films, many of which weren't all that thrilling the first time around. The movie does have its moments (Joan Crawford in blackface lip-synching to India Adams' recording of "Two Faced Woman" in 1953's Torch Song and a wan, out-of-it Judy Garland singing "I'm an Indian Too" shortly before she was fired from Annie Get Your Gun in 1949), but the MGM lion's roar is decidedly at half-meow here.(G)
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Blade, a half-breed vampire born right after his mother got bitten and died, has set himself the mission to rid the earth from the bloodsuckers in an attempt to avenge his mother and together with his partner, Abraham Whistler, he fights them everywhere he can. When one night Blade sees Dr. Karen Jenson get bitten, he manages to save her and find out she could be a powerful new allie to his fight. When investigating what the local vampires are up to, he finds out local vamp leader Deacon Frost is planning to unleash the Blood God, La Magra, which would make him invincible…
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This Blu-ray is yet another one of RCV's first batch of releases on the new medium and contains pretty decent image quality that's nicely cleaned up. Detail is good, colors overall are very dark except for red (blood) which is extremely bright. The transfer was done well and we can't complain at all.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012
There's a simple genius to Boloco, which opened its first area location in Bethesda in mid-July. The self-proclaimed "globally inspired burrito" joint realized that you can wrap up a multicultural array of culinary traditions in a tortilla.
That said, this Boston-based fast-casual chain (its name is short for Boston Local Company) does the briskest business with its Classic Mexican. This unremarkable take on the standard sticks to the formula: beans, cheese, salsa, rice and your choice of protein (all burritos: five-inch mini, $4.01; 61 / 4-inch small, $5.66; 71 / 4-inch original, $6.55; two mix 'n' match minis, $6.55). But if you're more adventurous when ordering, you'll be rewarded.
Burritos here are completely customizable and come in either a flour or whole-wheat tortilla made by Maria & Ricardo's Tortilla Factory in Boston. You can get your meal as a bowl made with your choice of white rice, brown rice or salad ($4.01 to $6.55). Boloco takes the design-your-own aspect to the next level with its interactive ordering system. Diners can opt to order at a touch-screen kiosk, or they can step up to one of the cheerful attendants instead.
There are several signature standouts to try. They all arrive as tinfoil torpedoes with twisted ends, making them easy to spirit away. The Buffalo uses a spicy sauce with a vinegary tang and creamy blue cheese. I tried mine with tender white-meat chicken (75 cents to $1.27 extra). You can choose these add-ons with no upcharge, though: dark-meat chicken, well-seasoned steak, organic tofu, slow-cooked pork carnitas or sauteed peppers and onions. The Mediterranean is fresh and light, with cucumber crescents, crumbles of feta, olive rounds and black bean hummus.
For the company, this pan-global menu is a balancing act. "We can't be too off the grid or else we'll lose mainstream customers who just want a burrito," says chief executive and co-founder John Pepper, 42, of Boston. "Some people see too many eclectic options and literally run to Chipotle."
Boloco has a secret weapon to take down the burrito behemoth, though: a selection of eight shakes and smoothies (10-ounce mini, $3.07; 16-ounce small, $3.77; 24-ounce original, $4.72). Two thumbs way up for the thick, creamy Nutella and the peanut-butter-and-banana Jimmy Carter milkshakes. Those, too, are available in the refreshingly restrained mini option that's Boloco's anti-supersize. "We wanted people to visit us more often without making a big financial commitment," says Pepper. "Or such a caloric commitment."
With those sweet sips in hand, you can skip the Nutella Snack Wrap ($3.02), a small flour tortilla filled with the chocolate-hazelnut spread. If you're eating in or want to sit down for the few minutes it will take to prep your meal, grab a swivel stool at the brass counter in the window or settle into a red-cushioned booth.


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Smith + Kennedy Architects operate as a Limited Company.
Joe Kennedy is the principal and Managing Director. Martin McKenna is the Director with responsibility for Financial Overview and Mark Curran is Director and Company Secretary with responsibility for IT and administrative procedures.
Marc Karol and James Walsh are Associate Directors. James ensures that the practice is current in relation to ever changing regulatory requirements and developments in building technology. James is also a registered BER assessor.
There is a vibrant group of Architects, Technicians and Administrative staff who form the rest of the Team. Anne Ryan manages the companies accounts.


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Patrick Howard Menard
Funeral services were held at St. Joseph Catholic Church on Wednesday, April 8, 2009, at 2 p.m. for Patrick Howard Menard, 56, of Rayne, who died Sunday, April 5, 2009.
Interment was in the St. Joseph Cemetery #2, Rayne.
Surviving are sister, Rosina Menard Kinkade and husband Jerry of Rayne; brother, Carroll Joseph Menard and wife Elaine of Rayne; brother, Christopher Bryant Menard and wife Melisa of Rayne; six nephews; two nieces; six great nephews; seven great nieces; his godchildren, Bridgette Credeur, Nicole Benoit, and Chris "Chrissy Boy" Menard; and his mother, Anna Cormier Menard of Rayne.
He was preceded in death by one sister, Brenda Holloway; and his father, Howard J. Menard.
He was born Tuesday, March 31, 1953, in Rayne, son of Anna Cormier Menard and the late Howard J. Menard.
Friends were received from 2 p.m. until 8 p.m., Tuesday, April 7, and 8 a.m. until service on Wednesday, April 8, 2009, at Gossen Funeral Home, Inc., Rayne.
Friends may view the obituary and guestbook online at www.gossenfuneralhome.net.
Arrangements were entrusted to Gossen Funeral Home, Inc. of Rayne.


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Barrie Houghton is a Winnet
додав Dangleberry 17 Лютого 2005
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Can you define these popular missing words?
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faecal matter that adheres to hairs around the anus
that winnet is a bugger to remove
додав Marty 22 Березня 2005
Nuts of poo dangling from the hair around your ricker.
Bum nuts
додав Bob 24 Листопада 2003
1) Poo that is found under the males foreskin after poo-sex
2) Poop that has lodged itself and stuck in ur butt hair
2) Poop that has lodged itself and stuck in ur butt hair
1) Three hours after butt-fucking the Rump Raider found his sausage was itching, and upon inspection found a sizeable lump of winnet lurking beneath his man-skin
2) Not wiping is not a good idea - little johnny wipe-alot
2) Not wiping is not a good idea - little johnny wipe-alot
додав Monkeyman_00 02 Травня 2004
the pieces of poo stuck in your bumhair from not wiping your ass enough
shit i ran out of toilet roll, pieces of poo will gather around the bumhair,called winnets
додав stevieb100 12 Жовтня 2007
the bits of shit that are left behind after youve wipped youre arse.
I had several winnets stuck to my a hole, they itched like hell!
додав david sidebotham 19 Квітня 2006
General term for the deposition of faecal matter deposited on or around the hair on ya bum. Similar to dewberry but runnier in form. Often reffered to as the masculine version of quimmets
додав Weezhard 31 Січня 2003


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Very well written, great article. It's amazing how this subject still causes huge uproars. I agree especially with the part about art direction, it does have a huge impact on what the visuals seem to be, look at Metroid Prime 1 & 2, LoZ: TP, Okami, etc. They're beautiful, and stunning still, IMHO. I personally don't really care about graphics, in terms of polygon count, HD, or all that. If I did, I certainly would have never bought or played any PS2 game since Xbox and Cube came out, and because I had a high-end gaming PC back then also. It's funny how the Sony fanboys were screaming a different thing when PS2 was weaker than it's competitors, now that PS3 competes in processing power, suddenly "it's all about gfx". Hell, I'd even play a visually C64-level game now if it had something new and innovative gameplay-wise (and would be compelling in terms of story, etc. of course). I've been playing since C64, and now, 10 years after Nintendo made analog stick a standard in console gaming, I want a change. I don't want to play the same old games from the end of '90s on an upgraded graphics engine, on the same controllers. That's why I don't play much on my PC anymore, even though I have a high-end one. That's like eating the same few kinds of food day after day for years and years, only served differently, and possibly on a newer, shinier plate. I think the gfx that Wii is CAPABLE of, (as DazzeL pointed out, at least Doom 3/HL2 quality), are more than enough. And with a little skill and effort, especially on the art department from the devs, I say Wii could have some truly stunning looking games (at least IMHO, but I consider visuals to be a lot more than just high polycount and HD.).
Plus, finally, there's a console that can have a decent AI in FPS games without giving the player auto-aiming, not to mention the indefinitely better immersion and the feeling of aiming and firing w/ the Wii Remote, if done properly. And RTS games where you don't have to spend hours on a single mission, simply because moving camera, selecting troops via dragging, moving to build/command/etc. -menus in a hurry, with an analog stick, is a real pain and really annoyingly slow.
But, I'm not saying "Nintendo rulez" or any other fanboy-&¤%#. No matter which company would have done what Nintendo did with Wii, I would've felt the same and loved them for it. I'm just saying, as a long-time hardcoregamer, thank you Nintendo for the Wii.