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Most of us can't imagine losing our pets, but research proves that around 1 in 3 pet owners will lose their pet at some time.
It's obvious, but without up to date ID their owners can't be found. With no way to make it back home, some of these pets end their days lost in overcrowded shelters and become forgotten among the 8 MILLION or more animals that are euthanized every year.
Most of us are shocked to learn that, due to sparse resources and lack of space, some animals will be killed just 72 hours after arriving at a shelter. Today and every day, more than 10,000 healthy animals will die scared and alone.
Here's something to remember the next time you look at your pet: A staggering 90% of lost pets wearing visible ID are returned to their owners - likewise a staggering 90% without ID are never ever seen again.
We created a better way to make sure that your pet could be identified and returned home quickly and safely; an ID tag that would hold details online and never be out of date, together with a simple system that could immediately alert shelters, pounds, animal control, SPCA and any other local members with details and a photo of a missing pet.
Then, we made it even better; we added tools to print your own lost posters and flyers, GPS mapping of where pets were reported found and even the option to report your pet as Stolen (it happens more often than you think!).
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The Fairfax County School Board has voted to open three new advanced academic program (AAP) centers—at Lemon Road, Navy, and Westbriar Elementary Schools—in order to alleviate overcrowding at Haycock, Hunters Woods, and Louise Archer Elementary Schools. The new centers will open in fall 2013 and will be in effect for new AAP center placements for eligible students entering grade 3.
With the exception of the new AAP center at Lemon Road Elementary, rising fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students will be able to stay at their current AAP centers with transportation provided. The AAP center at Lemon Road will open in the fall with all rising third, fourth, and fifth grade AAP center eligible students from Lemon Road, Westgate, and Shrevewood Elementary Schools. All rising sixth grade AAP center eligible students will remain at their current Haycock AAP center for the 2013-14 school year, with transportation provided.
The Board also approved opening a new AAP center at South County Middle School in fall 2013 with rising seventh grade AAP center eligible students who reside in the South County Middle School attendance area. Rising eight grade students who currently attend the Lake Braddock Secondary School AAP center can remain at Lake Braddock, and newly-eligible eighth grade AAP center students can attend Lake Braddock, with transportation provided to both groups.
Additionally, the Board voted to direct Superintendent Jack D. Dale to conduct an analysis on the Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) Continuum of Advanced Academic Services to ensure that current FCPS practices are aligned with best practices in K-12 gifted education. The report is to be submitted no later than June 30.
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The St. Louis Blues are off for the next couple of weeks. While Olympic hockey is a nice substitute (you know, if you're actually able to watch the games and not have them spoiled), it's just not the same as Blues hockey, especially considering how well 2013-14 has gone.
There are several members of the organization you could follow in Sochi. However, due to some boredom and a lack of Blues things to write about, here's a list of other Olympic events the Blues should compete in.
Ryan Reaves. Please, please make this happen. The man would shatter some of those rocks and then yell at the crowd. Yelling is a pretty common occurrence in the event, so he'd fit right in. Bonus points for pulling someone's shirt over their head if they knock one of his rocks out of the circle.
Speed Skating
Magnus Paajarvi. He's the fastest guy on the roster and he's a guy you can't help but root for. Perfect combination. Bonus points if he carries his stick during the event.
Figure Skating
This is a tough one. T.J. Oshie is the master of spinning / twirling around the ice and Jaden Schwartz is a solid choice too, but Ian Cole has the look down.
Have to give this one to Cole. Bonus points if he dances with Pang.
Ice Dancing
Patrik Berglund. You know you want to see him Teach Us How to Bergie on ice.
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Bonus points if he wears the shirt above.
Luge / Skeleton / Etc.
Group of guys sliding down the ice. This one is too easy. No one on the Blues is better at leaving his feet and slipping on the ice than Oshie. This one is locked up. Bonus points if his Bobsleigh partner is Ken Hitchcock.
What happens when skiing is crossed with rifles? The biathlon, apparently. Have to pick one of the goaltenders for this one. You have to be a little off to participate in an event this weird and that perfectly describes every NHL goaltender.
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The Brasilian Post Office is not serious. An insured priority package with 5 business days delivery left US on 2 September - arrive Brasil 3 Sept - It cleared Customs 5 Sept 2011 in Rio de Janeiro disappeared.
This is not the first time - other packages have vanished !!
I hope everything fits. I am holding my tongue.
A pissed off Gaucha now in the USA.
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Hi Martha,
Nothing is guaranteed and anything can happen when it comes to shipping. Even the expensive FEDEX, DHL, UPS service can also sometimes making your parcels disappear. That is not to say they are not honest company but its because of the people who handle the stuff. How items can get lost
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No use horsing around with equine
So, consider this a shout out to those in Orb's camp for his win in Saturday's Kentucky Derby.
I knew as far back as two days before the race, when I traditionally start to pretend I seriously follow horse racing, that the 3-year-old bay colt would wear a wreath of roses at Churchill Downs.
"Wait," I'll bet you just said to yourself. "Did Mike just admit that he doesn't religiously follow every stinking sport there is?"
I realize that confession could cause some, if not all of you, to mockingly grab your chest Fred Sanford-style. But, it's true.
Covering and/or attending a Derby isn't on my athletics bucket list. The vibe just isn't there to mingle with debutantes in performance art hats, the 100,000 Woodstock wannabes corralled in the infield, and all of the masses in between those extreme extremes.
A recent sports assignment had me interview Amanda Cermak and Hannah Patton, two Erie-area high school students who qualified for what amounted to the 2013 national scholastic equestrian championships. I hadn't been around the likes of Randy and Yoder, the girls' trusted mounts that day at Brenric Stables, in some time. It got me to thinking why I don't appreciate such magnificent creatures more.
Could it be footage of those weary-looking burros who carry city slickers up and down the switchbacks of Grand Canyon National Park?
You're warm.
I don't care how much reassurance the trail guide would offer. I'd never trust my ride to instinctively hug the canyon wall as we traversed 2-foot-wide trail stretches beside 2-mile drops.
All you need is to draw that one suicidal burro who finally realizes that decades of free feed bags aren't worth it anymore and decides, "The hell with it. This is the day."
Or, could my horse indifference be from my experience in the saddle 25 years ago?
There you go!
We were at a family reunion at my late aunt's farm near New Castle, and one of her horses was made available for rides. I don't remember the horse's name, so I'll call him Devious.
A relative offered easy-to-remember instructions on how this 1800s Lamborghini operated.
He was right. It was easy.
Then, Devious took off. The following are personal highlights from the next five minutes:
1. I was sore, if you know what I mean.
2. I couldn't hear the cathartic laughter from roughly three dozen branches of my family tree. That's because pretty much the entire Shenango Valley could hear me repeating, "WHOA! WHOA! WHOA!" to no avail.
3. I didn't need a broken Grand Canyon burro after all, as my inner dialogue informed me, "Yeah, this is it," when Devious approached a barbed-wire fence at his full one horsepower. Fortunately, one of us realized where the property lines were and froze inches away.
Will there be other such horse rides in the future? I won't rule it out.
But if I ever say "Giddyap!" again, it's likely because I'm quoting Kramer from some random "Seinfeld" episode.
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Straight away we can see the difference that the i7-950 has over the i7-930. Both at stock and overclocked it takes a big lead in what is normally a very tight test.
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Being the most synthetic of our synthetic tests, the Sandra testing responds perfectly to the clock speed increase of the i7-950 over the i7-930. The only glitch in our testing is the Float x8 result on the i7-930 being abnormally high.
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- Jackson Police investigating another possible shooting, this one on Francis Street
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- Tough Mudder participants were sickened by norovirus, Michigan Department of Community Health confirms
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"Regardless of the partisan implications (of ending slavery), Under the Oaks is important to history."
- Mike Swope, this year's organizer of the annual Jackson County Republicans ceremony at Under the Oaks, which commemorates the Emancipation Proclamation and the birthplace of the Republican Party. The event was held over the weekend.
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> 200 - The number of people who participated in the Tough Mudder at Michigan International Speedway who afterward had symptoms of the norovirus. According to Michigan Department of Community Health officials, more than 200 more than likely suffered from the virus in the days following the race.
4. From Facebook
On the Jackson Citizen Patriot's Facebook page, readers are talking about Jackson-native and professional golfer Brian Stuard placing sixth in the PGA Tour's Greenbrier Classic. "Way to go!" one reader wrote. Stuard has netted nearly $1 million in winnings this season.
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OK, I'VE LEARNED my lesson. Team meetings, pledges to make this the week the season turns around - none of that means anything with this particular group. As Rich Hofmann pointed out in Thursday's Daily News, the Eagles CAN still get it back together - from a math standpoint, they still hold their fate in their hands, this week against a pretty similar 3-5 train wreck of a team. But Demetress Bell against DeMarcus Ware? Really?
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They were not kidding on the evening news last week, I heard a story telling how the flu has not hit us hard this year, as of yet. That being said, they stated that it is just getting a late start and how the state of Virginia was just now getting hit with this years flu, and it hit my family hard, just a few short days of the news story.
We were really running low on so many things around the house and the refrigerator was looking pretty bare, and hubby was still looking pretty piqued today, so I decided to go out and brave the world on my own, armed with a pretty long list and my debit card. I really wanted him to get another good day of some rest and possible sleep while he can.
It did not take long to spend over $200 at the supermarket, but by the time I got home and unloaded it all from the car into the house and put away, I was too pooped to fix anything for our dinner. My hubby, at that point, insisted that he was up to the task and managed to put together the first decent home made meal that we both have had and enjoyed the taste of only once, ha ha!


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Did you know that two equal-sized ready-meal lasagnes (400g) can vary by as much as 500 calories and 37g of fat!
It might seem unlikely, but both lasagnes described above are sold by leading UK supermarkets, with one containing three times more calories and almost five times more fat than the other! Proves it's worth reading the labels...
Fast facts about ready meals
- The amounts of key nutritional components, such as saturated fat, sugar and salt, can vary enormously between different brands.
- Front-of-pack food labels such as Traffic Lights or Guideline Daily Amounts (GDAs) provide a quick and easy guide to the amounts of these nutrients in a food, and can be used for quick comparison in the supermarket.
- You can make sure you're comparing foods accurately by always looking at the amount of nutrient per 100g rather than per serving.
- If you usually look at Traffic Lights (found on Sainsbury's, Asda or Co-op products), choose foods with the most green and least red lights.
- If you usually look at GDAs (found on Tesco, Morrisons and many major brands including Kellogg's and Nestlé), compare the GDA flashes to find foods with the lowest amounts of saturated fat, sugar and salt. (Look for amounts per 100g rather than per serving if you can, as serving sizes vary.)
For information on front-of-pack labelling, what it means and how to use it, check out the GDA and Traffic Light links on Netmums' labelling pages or look at the FSA Eatwell website.
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When you do your next family shop, choose three of the items below, compare brands by browsing the labels and choose a brand that has a lower saturated fat, sugar or salt content than your usual choice. If you can, compare and re-select foods that you buy most weeks, in order to make the biggest change to your family's diet. Get the kids involved, and let the child who finds the best swaps choose dinner (from the healthy swaps of course!)


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Swollen mitochondria; swollen ER; pyknosis
List the characteristics of a cell in a state of reversible injury.
Decreased cellular pH resulting in the denaturation of cellular enzymes occurs in this type of necrosis.
Wet Gangrene
A necrotic tissue (usually an extremity), originally ischemic, now infected with a bacteria
Necrosis characterized by amorphous granular debris enclosed within a distinct inflammatory border
Dystrophic Calcification
When necrotic tissue (any necrotic tissue) attracts Ca and other minerals, becoming calcified.
This element binds to the sulfhydryl groups of the cell membrane increasing membrane permeability and inhibiting ATPase-dependent transport
Compound that blocks oxidative phosphorylation by poisoning mitochondrial cytochrome oxidase
Carbon Tetrachloride
Compound metabolized by CYP450 into a reactive toxic radical species that attacks phospholipids, generating new radicals.
Fatty Liver
The dissociation of ribosomes from the rough ER leads to a decrease in apoprotein synthesis which is responsible for this morphologic change
Tylenol (acetominophen)
A drug that is detoxified first by Cytochrome P450 (via sulfation and glucuronidation) and then by GSH. Toxicity results in hepatocellular necrosis
A normally intracellular phospholipid, flipped extracellularly in an apoptotic cell
Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF)
Family of membrane bound receptors that function in the extrinsic apoptotic pathway.
Tumor suppressor protein that accumulates when DNA is damaged. It stalls the cell cycle in G1 and can lead to apoptosis if its levels remain high.
Ingestion of apoptotic bodies by macrophages is an example of this type of lysosomal catabolism
Drug that inhibits lysosomal enzymes, reducing tissue damage in inflammatory reactions. Used to treat rheumatoid arthritis.
Smooth ER
Organelle that will undergo hypertrophy when exposed to toxic chemicals (ethanol, barbituates) over an extended period of time.
Mallory bodies are composed mainly of this intermediate filament and are characteristic of alcoholic liver disease.
Alcohol abuse
The most common cause of significant fatty change in the liver in developed countries.
Intracellular hyaline change is attributed to the accumulation of what type of macromolecule.
Hyalinization of the walls of renal arterioles are an example of (intracellular/extracellular) hyaline change
Russell bodies and Mallory bodies are examples of (intracellular/extracellular) hyaline change.
Accumulation of exogenous carbon particles in the tracheobronchal lymph nodes resulting a blackening of the tissue.
Hemoglobin derived golden to yellow-brown pigment. Seen where there is a local excess of iron.
Metastatic calcification
Calcification always related to hypercalcemia secondary to disorder in calcium metabolism.
Type of calcification found most often in tissues that have an internal alkaline compartment (lungs, kidneys, arteries, pulmonary veins and gastric mucosa)
With each replication this portion of the chromosome is thought to shorten eventually arresting the cell cycle.
The RNA-protein complex responsible for adding nucleotides onto the end of chromosomes using its own RNA template.


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Focus on students when making zone changes
The Dec. 13 editorial, "Focus on what's best for county schools," should have focused more on what's best for students.
I have been in favor of creating smaller school districts, as the Mobile County Public School System is so very large, but the things I have been hearing lately have caused me to wonder if the proposed splits are best for our students.
The students attending the schools involved in the splits are troubled, thinking they might not be able to attend the schools they always thought they would be attending. In many cases, their parents and siblings attended these schools, and the friends they have gone to school with since kindergarten are there also.
Students have been told that the schools withdrawing from the Mobile County system are not going to grandfather in the students already there who do not live in those cities. I personally believe this is cruel. The schools are going to be very small and could easily accommodate more students.
I also think they should include students living in nearby cities who would normally attend next year if a sibling is already attending. It will present a hardship on the parents to have their children attending schools all over Mobile County.
Our children and grandchildren should not have to worry about where they will attend school. Thoughts of money, taxes, etc., should not be a priority. The students are more important.
USA's music department presented amazing concert
It is with sincere gratitude and appreciation that I offer my input regarding the Dec. 8 holiday concert that was presented by the University of South Alabama Department of Music.
There is not enough space available on this page to list all the super-talented performers who were on stage, including the off-stage performance by the Jaguar Marching Band. However, I will mention at least two of the fantastic talents — Linda Zoghby (soprano) and Jerry Alan Bush (piano) — and the master of ceremonies, Fulton Burns.
And, finally, many thanks to USA President Gordon Moulton for setting the gears in motion to make this event possible.
Mobile is most fortunate to have such a great university available for all who care to become part of USA's family.
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An alternative to the compulsory spay/neuter
Compulsory spay/neuter laws are seen by some people as the answer to pet overpopulation, but such an approach has flaws that need to be considered.
Many pet owners who provide caring homes for their animals cannot afford even the so-called "low-cost" spay/neuter fees. Strict enforcement of mandatory spay/neuter laws could result in much hardship and the consignment of many animals to pounds that might put them to death.
An alternative might be to provide inexpensive no-kill pounds for female animals only, where people unable to pay spaying costs could leave their animals. Such enclosures could be quite large, encompassing a number of acres and accommodating hundreds of animals.
Since animals can have at least two litters a year and from four to eight puppies or kittens per litter, a few such compounds could prevent thousands of unwanted births. And such a program could be quickly implemented.
The ultimate answer to animal overpopulation may be on the horizon. A wealthy veterinarian is spending millions of dollars to fund research on a low-cost vaccine or pill that would sterilize animals.
When such an agent is developed, it will have a tremendous impact on the problem of over-population.


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ALL but one of 20 medical schemes surveyed by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) welcome the Competition Commission's proposed investigation into private healthcare costs.
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has declared war on high healthcare costs and accused the private healthcare sector of engaging in "uncontrolled commercialism" and "destructive, unsustainable practices".
Last year deputy commissioner Tembinkosi Bonakele said the competition was "likely" to start with an inquiry because of growing concern over the high cost of private healthcare and the effect this had on the public healthcare system.
However, attempts yesterday to obtain comment from the commission were unsuccessful.
The surveyed medical schemes cover half of the industry's principal members in SA. The study highlighted healthcare costs as the most pressing concern facing their businesses, with 57% saying the investigation by the commission "could be useful" and 38% claiming it was long overdue.
Respondents said medical inflation, which was "higher than CPI (consumer price index)" made healthcare "unaffordable".
Dr Motsoaledi has said he is intent on regulating private healthcare sector prices to contain costs and provide certainty to funders - including medical schemes and the state.
The government believes the two-tiered healthcare system in SA is not sustainable.
However, the majority of the respondents surveyed (60%) said SA's system was sustainable, although they acknowledged a deterioration in healthcare.
But they said the National Health Insurance (NHI) would not necessarily resolve the current state of healthcare services.
The NHI aims to provide universal access to quality healthcare, although critics have questioned the plan's affordability and the current state of public hospitals.
The government has allocated R150m for the 2012-13 fiscal year, which is intended to improve district health facility management and hospital revenue collection, and raise the standard of patient care, in preparation for the NHI.
But "NHI alone is not the solution as working conditions need to be improved, primary healthcare has to be revived (and) pharmaceutical distribution for state-owned facilities should be decentralised," the respondents said.
Ilse French, PwC's medical scheme's leader for Southern Africa, yesterday cited regulations and "excessive interference by the Council for Medical Schemes " as the main challenges facing the industry.
"The medical schemes say there is too much interference by the (council)."
However, Boshoff Steenekamp, a strategist at the Council for Medical Schemes, said : "The cost of healthcare is a major issue in many countries in the world . not regulating is not an option. Free markets don't work in healthcare, it doesn't work anywhere in the world."
Respondents were also concerned the NHI would worsen this "excessive" regulation. Ms French said: "The NHI will make the industry more complex, and many schemes do not believe regulation will level the playing field."
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At least 3 killed after plane hits home in Florida
PALM COAST, Fla. -- At least three people were killed when a small plane crashed into a house Friday afternoon while trying to land at a central Florida airport, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
The 1957 Beechcraft H35 Bonanza was heading from Fort Pierce to Knoxville, Tenn., when it began experiencing mechanical problems, FHP Lt. Justin Asbury said. The pilot told controllers that the engine was shaky and there was smoke coming from the plane. The plane was also entering bad weather.
The Flagler County Sheriff's Office said the plane hit a Palm Coast home just east of the Flagler County Airport around 2:20 p.m., several minutes after the pilot's call.
Florida sky diver missing after jump in Washington
SEATTLE -- A sky diver who was wearing a special flying suit when he jumped out of a helicopter at 6,500 feet was missing Friday in the Cascade foothills east of Seattle, authorities said.
Searchers were hoping 29-year-old Kurt Ruppert of Lake City, Fla., was stuck in a tree with his parachute or perhaps lost in rugged state-owned land at Mount Si after sky diving on Thursday, said King County sheriff's Sgt. Cindi West.
Authorities know the flight pattern of the aircraft, but a number of factors have made it difficult to find Ruppert, who was wearing a wing suit with fabric under the arms to allow gliding like a flying squirrel.
West said she was told wing suit flyers don't deploy parachutes until they reach an altitude of 2,000 feet.
NYC man accused of making 403 phony 911 calls
NEW YORK -- Police said a 51-year-old landlord who lived on one of Brooklyn's trendiest corners was so annoyed by street noise that he placed hundreds of 911 calls of bogus tales, including a subway explosion, to bring police to the scene.
Police said Louis Segna was arrested Friday after police discovered that 403 phony emergency calls were made from his cell phone during the past two years.
Many of the calls were about unruly crowds, but some were more serious, such as a Sept. 1 call that there was an explosion inside the L-train subway line that connects Brooklyn and Manhattan. Police raced to the scene and found nothing wrong.
Segna was charged with false reporting and reckless endangerment.
N.Y. soldiers wed at airport before catching flights
COLONIE, N.Y. -- A military couple enlisted the help of a New York airport's staff to get married while awaiting flights to their respective military assignments.
The Times Union of Albany reported that Caitlin Murray and Sean Whitney's spur-of-the-moment wedding occurred Thursday in the observation deck at Albany International Airport.
The soldiers, both privates first class, decided to get hitched as they awaited separate flights, hers to North Carolina and his to St. Louis.
The couple asked airport employees for help, and they responded by getting the town's marriage officer to show up.
The airport's chief executive served as witness.
After being declared man and wife, the couple kissed while two dozen strangers and airport workers applauded them.
New federal rules restrict sales of wild horses
CARSON CITY, Nev. -- Sales of wild horses and burros will be restricted under new rules announced Friday by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management after an investigation into the sale of more than 1,700 horses to a Colorado livestock hauler who supports the horse meat industry.
"It is a response to that inquiry, which is being conducted right now by the Office of the Inspector General of the Interior Department," said Tom Gorey, BLM spokesman for the wild horse program in Washington, D.C.
The inspector general is investigating what became of 1,777 horses sold since 2009 to Tom Davis. Wild horse advocates fear the animals were taken to Mexico for slaughter.
"He's the biggest buyer among all of our buyers over the years," Gorey said of Davis.
Since 2005, the agency has sold 5,400 animals, Gorey said.
Board weighs allowing guns in Arizona county building
KINGMAN, Ariz. -- An Arizona county is considering a plan to remove the metal detector at its administration building and allow people to freely carry guns at the location as they carry out government business.
Mohave County added the walk-through metal detector and gun lockers in 2010, subjecting people to security and forcing them to stow their guns before entering the building. But the county is now exploring an idea to let people carry guns in the building.
The Daily Miner reported the northwest Arizona county's board of supervisors has directed staff to evaluate the idea.
Supervisor Steve Moss said the "staff and the citizens have a right to provide for their own protection." Arizona law allows local governments to direct people carrying guns to leave them in their car or lock them in a lock box before entering a government building.
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I think a lot of people got a bit shocked when they saw this many people at the entrance of dbsh :D.
But we all recognized why the crowd was standing in a row, because their was a wheel of fortune implemented and a NPC that changes keys of Powahran or coins for one or more token(s) for this wheel.
This wheel isn't the same like we already know from the fieldbosses, because the food symbol gives a piece of paper. 10 of them you can exchange for a new try at the wheel
The Bo Pae Symbols give a box in which you can find a hexa gem. The Bo Pae symbol with the 3 gives a blue Hexa, 8 gives a purple Hexa. 5 I don't know yet.
One of the accesory symbols gives a chest where you can find a blue or purple key for opening the chests of dbsh.
The other acc symbol I don't know yet.
It seems that the Dobok and weaponsymbol is really hard to hit at this wheel xD. Is it possible and what kind of chests will we get their?
One type of those monsters seemed to be very special.
Those monsters are testdummys of three diffrent types (blademaster, forcemater and kfm). Each of them dropped an item in a diffrent color. as you can see in the picture below.
I also didn't find a npc to exchange them or anything or didn't find it yet.
Can somebody tell me what to do with them?
Perhaps you also recognized something new.
EDIT: The Rings which were dropped by the Destroyer boss after killing Haemojin is a random drop now. You don't need to identify them anymore
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A total of 34 area residents lost 370 pounds and 232 inches in the Holloway Health & Wellness Center's inaugural "Flab2Fab" program.
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The Bonner Leaders Program received a state award for its service to the region.
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Ellen Page Discusses 'Constant' Sexism in Hollywood
Originally posted 07/09/2013 01:35PM
She's been embraced by Hollywood but Ellen Page says Tinseltown is still a tough place for a woman to work.
When asked if she ever encounters sexism, Page, 26, replied, "Oh my God, yeah! It's constant! It's how you're treated, it's how you're looked at, how you're expected to look in a photoshoot, it's how you're expected to shut up and not have an opinion," she told The Guardian in a recent interview.
Page, who currently stars alongside her close pal Alexander Skarsgard in The East, also says it's even more difficult for women who look a certain way.
Ellen Page and Alexander Skarsgard Are Just Friends, Says Source
Originally posted 06/10/2013 06:00PM
Some appearances – sweet as they may be – can be deceiving.
After a cozy photograph of Ellen Page and her The East costar Alexander Skarsgard made the rounds on social media over the weekend – Tweeted out by the film's director, Zal Batmanglij, no less – speculation ramped up that the two were an item off-screen.
But, a source tells PEOPLE, the costars are just friends. And it isn't even clear how long ago the picture was taken.
The actress, however, liked it enough to re-Tweet: the photo shows the two dressed in matching denim outfits with Skarsgard's arm around Page, who seems to be lying in his lap. "Canadian tuxedo party," she wrote, referencing their denim on denim ensembles.
Alexander Skarsgard Is a 'Meat and Beer' Kind of Guy at Dinner in N.Y.C.
Originally posted 05/22/2013 06:00AM
Alexander Skarsgard, Ellen Page, Patricia Clarkson and the cast of The East celebrated the film with a dinner at New York's Stanton Social on Monday.
The group of 15 people shared a feast of the restaurant's signature dishes that included red snapper tacos, potato and goat cheese pirogues, smoked duck and baby kale salad, wok charred edamame, beef carpaccio, spicy lamb souvalki, vegan spaghetti squash, shrimp and grits, grilled asparagus and herb dusted frites.
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Ordinarily I am not critical of young people. However, when I see something I feel is really wrong, I feel I must address it.
I presume most of you have read or heard on TV about the young valedictorian and the use of the word "hell" in her graduation speech. Because of this, her principal is denying her diploma until she apologizes. She refuses to apologize and, with her father defending her, is "standing her ground."
I feel she should apologize her for dishonesty. She handed in her written version of her graduation speech for approval, but used the word "heck" instead of "hell." This was dishonest. As valedictorian she is setting an example for many young people. Vulgarity has no place anywhere, but especially not on the graduation platform.
I was appalled that in a vote, conducted by NBC on the "Today Show," 82 percent of the people voted that she should "stand her ground" and not apologize. The approval of the public can surely influence our young people of the future that "anything goes."
If we are "standing our ground" in instances like this, are we standing for qualities which will make this a better world? There is a difference in what you are "standing your ground" for.
Ruth Rudloff
East Palestine


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The E-Series is available as a commercial van and as a passenger van, which can carry up to 15 people. Formerly called the Econoline, the E-150 competes with the Chevrolet Express and Dodge Sprinter.
Skip to details on the: E-250, E-350 and E-350 Super Duty
New for 2011
There are no significant changes.
The Ford E-Series features a large front grille and squared-off headlights. Also, the rear doors can swing out a full 178 degrees. Swing-out 60/40-split doors are installed on the passenger side, but a sliding cargo door is available as a no-cost option. Swing-out doors are the only choice in the rear. Exterior features include:
- Standard 16-inch steel wheels
- Available chrome bumpers and aerodynamic headlights
Aimed at commercial applications, the cargo-hauling van is fitted with two bucket seats up front. Passenger models have seating for eight occupants on two front buckets and a pair of three-passenger bench seats. Optional captain's chairs, reduce seating positions to seven. Interior features include:
- Standard air conditioning
- Available cruise control
- Available power windows, locks and mirrors
- Available in-dash computer with high-speed internet access; mouse and printer can be connected
- Available navigation system now with real-time traffic data and fuel prices
Under the Hood
Two engines are available for the E-150.
- Standard 225-horsepower, 4.6-liter V-8 with 286 pounds-feet of torque
- Available 255-hp, 5.4-liter V-8 with 350 pounds-feet of torque
- Standard four-speed automatic with overdrive
- Optional five-speed automatic with TorqShift that maximizes low-speed torque
Safety features in the E-Series include:
- Standard dual front airbags
- Standard four-wheel-disc antilock brakes
- Traction control and electronic stability control (standard on all wagons and recreational vans, optional on commercial vans with gasoline engines)
- Available rearview backup camera
- Available factory-installed integrated trailer-brake controller
Rated for heavier duty than the E-150, the E-250 has the same engine choices but comes in both regular and extended lengths. Extended vans are 20 inches longer overall. The maximum gross vehicle weight rating for the E-250 is 8,900 pounds. Passenger wagons aren't available in this series.
- Standard 255-hp, 5.4-liter V-8 with 350 pounds-feet of torque
- Standard four-speed automatic with overdrive
- Optional five-speed automatic with TorqShift
E-350 and E-350 Super Duty
Available in regular and extended lengths, the 350 Super Duty van has a maximum gross vehicle weight rating of 9,500 pounds. Single- and dual-rear-wheel trims are available. The E-350 passenger wagon can seat seven, eight, 11 or 12 people; extended-length vans seat 11, 14 or 15 occupants.
The standard E-350 engine is a 5.4-liter V-8, and E-350 models with this engine come standard with an electronic stability system. A 6.8-liter V-10 that generates 305 hp and 420 pounds-feet of torque can be installed with a five-speed automatic transmission in either model.
- 255-hp, 5.4-liter V-8 with 350 pounds-feet of torque
- 305-hp, 6.8-liter V-10 with 420 pounds-feet of torque (E-350 van/wagon)
- Standard five-speed automatic
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nobody is stupid enough to just stand in front of Cotto and let the world see if he still has Power...that is just fukin stupid
Margarito cheater or not the dude has a GREAT CHIN and he is though so it is hard to Measure Your Power against Margarito and against Mayweather, it is just hard to land clean punches...especially CLEAN POWER PUNCHES yeah Cotto landed some punches on Mayweather of course but nothing damaging obviously
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A boxer's power doesn't just go. As they go up in weight, bigger fighters can take their power better than the guys in lower weight classes can.
For example, Kelly Pavlik's power is exactly the same as it was at 160. But because he's fighting bigger guys than at 160, they can take his power much better. This Sigmond guy, would have been knocked out instead of just stopped by the corner, if they were both MW's.
Also, you have to realize, Cotto's power is the same, but depending on what level of opponent he's fighting, his power will show. Mayorga and Foreman were apparently outmatched. Margarito was outmatched as well but more because of his injury. Cotto "stopped" all 3 of them, with Foreman being a more legit, clear stoppage. While Margarito was more of a doctor stoppage but Marg was alright physically, and Mayorga was a weird 12th round stoppage were it seemed like Mayorga just quit because he couldn't keep up with the punishment and was too old and worn.
Truth is Cotto's power is still there but if he faces good-elite fighters, he's not gonna stop them. Malignaggi was/is good, Mosley was very good in 2007, Margarito was good in 2008, Clottey was good in 2009, Pacquiao is very good, Mayweather is elite. Cotto couldn't knock any of these guys out.
Cotto has knocked out like 4 good boxers, Judah, Corley, Quintana, and Foreman.
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Not sure if he can punch as hard as he used to, his record suggests he cant, but ask Floyd whether he punches hard.
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The 2013 GRAMMY Awards are quickly approaching, and this year, no category has been as tough to predict as that of Best New Artist. With five stellar nominees in Alabama Shakes, fun., Hunter Hayes, The Lumineers, and Frank Ocean, it's really anyone's guess as to who will walk away with the coveted gilded gramophone. Three of the five candidates (Frank Ocean, fun., The Lumineers) earned substantial recognition following debut performances on the current season of Saturday Night Live, while Alabama Shakes was recently announced as an upcoming musical guest for the show's Feb. 16 episode.
No need to fret Hunter Hayes fans, as the up-and-coming singer has secured a slew of accomplishments himself. The 21-year-old's hit song, "Wanted," recently earned double-Platinum status after surpassing two million copies sold, while his self-titled debut album needed just over a year to reach Gold last November.
2013 GRAMMY Awards tickets are on sale now for the Feb. 10 celebration at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. In addition to fun., Frank Ocean, and The Lumineers, other nominees scheduled to perform include Mumford and Sons, The Black Keys, Taylor Swift, Rihanna, Jack White, Carrie Underwood, Dierks Bentley and Miranda Lambert, and Ed Sheeran (with Elton John). Plus, for the first time in four years, six-time GRAMMY winner Justin Timberlake will take the stage for a much-anticipated live performance. The majority of nominees are also currently on tour, so be sure to browse the affordable selection of concert tickets in stock at Vivid Seats.
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This is one of the weakest linebacker classes, especially on the inside, in this decade.
There are some decent pass rushers in the lot, but not many traditional 4-3 linebackers with the size to play the run.
With a dearth of talent at the position, look for the good ones to be picked early and often.
There is a chance that four or five linebackers will go in the first round and many others will be selected higher than they should because of the lack of talent.
Here are the Top Five linebackers in the 2010 NFL Draft.


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Our New Addition!
Hi Ladies!
I just wanted to share some pictures of our new addition. We adopted Cayenne from a rescue, she came from a kill shelter in Alabama. She's 14 weeks old and she's about 20lbs right now,lol She's a Great Pyrenees mix, although we are thinking she's got some Newfoundland in her or maybe Bernese Mountain dog, either way she's going to be a big girl. But as you can see by my pics, we definitely like our dogs big,lol
Kody, our Bernese Mountain Dog, getting to know Cayenne.
Cabo, our Hungarian Kovasz, sacked out with Cayenne.
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Oh My Gawd!! She is just lovely!!!!!! I want to mush up that face of her's and smother her with kisses!!!


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For a cute, patriotic touch to a July 4th picnic, barbecue or party at your home, put together these utensil bundles designed by Molly Kozera. This 4th of July craft project is a great way to tie together mismatching plastic utensils.
- thin weight paper
- scissors
- glue
- green covered floral wire
Optional but recommended materials:
- sewing pin
- circle punch
You can start with colored paper but make sure it is a thin weight paper as you'll be folding it several times and the thicker it is, the more difficult it will be to fold. If you don't have colored paper available computer printer paper works just great.
If using printer paper: Do not use a circle punch, the paper is too thin and it will likely tear instead. Use a biscuit or cookie cutter, jar lid, compass, etc. to trace your circles and cut them by hand. When you've gone through the steps listed below you can then color your plain paper by making a wash (paint and water mixture) to color your flowers.
- Cut floral wire in half and dab some glue on each end to keep the covering from fraying loose when you try to work with it. When that is dry curl one end in on itself to create the flower center. While the glue is drying, cut or punch your circles.
- Fold your circle in half, then in half again, then in half again - it should form a tiny cone shape (see below).
- Trim the wide end to a rounded edge - this will form the "petals" when you unfold it.
- Cut down one of the fold lines - it doesn't matter which - then trim the top and side off the "petal" to give yourself a little flap.
- Dab glue on your newly made flap and bring your sides together, putting the flap behind the whole petal. This adds dimension to your flower. Let glue dry.
- When your glue has dried, use a sewing pin to make a hole in the center of the flower - this will make it easier to push your floral wire through.
- Now gather your utensils inside a paper napkin and use the floral wire to bind them together creating a napkin ring/bundle all in one!
- Enjoy your Independence Day!
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Just looked at the five year chart and its about where it was in 2009 after the big crash. I sure hope its about to turn around.
Sentiment: Buy
I'm hoping that's right, because I bought back in today.
Looks like $16.60 was the bottom. It seems like this is a pretty good company and pays 3.6% dividend regularly so not too risky. Seems like they could be more aggressive with building new restaurants but I guess they have a plan that reads something like "Slow and steady wins the race". Next couple of earnings reports will tell the story.
Sentiment: Strong Buy


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Nebraska's Ndamukong Suh is a big name in defense
LINCOLN, Neb. - Around here, Ndamukong Suh rolls off people's tongues.
How could you not know how to pronounce the name of the defensive tackle who many predict will be remembered as one of Nebraska's all-time greats?
En-dom-ah-ken SUE. No harder than dropping the names of Tommie Frazier or Grant Wistrom.
No mistaking the 6-4, 300-pound senior, either. His tree-trunk thighs fill out most every stitch of his Big Red-issued sweat pants, and he makes most of the sportswriters stretching to place tape recorders near his mouth look like munchkins.
It may be a little hard to believe when his counterpart on the defensive line, Jared Crick, describes him as a "somewhat of a teddy bear" off the field.
Suh is partly responsible for making ferocious defense sexy in a college football season when defense stole the show. Now he gets to play for the Big 12 championship Saturday against BCS No. 3 Texas at Cowboys Stadium.
"I love playing in big games," he said this week. "I think we're ready to go out there and challenge Texas."
Suh breaks the mold of defensive tackles with his athleticism. SportsDay's Big 12 defensive player of the year can toss opponents like they're Cabbage Patch Kids, but he can also drop back in coverage. He is tied for the Huskers' lead in tackles with 70 and second to Crick with 7 ½ sacks.
Saturday, he will try to harass UT quarterback Colt McCoy, the Heisman Trophy favorite in most polls.
Suh, the only defensive player among the five finalists for the Walter Camp Football Foundation player of the year award, has wedged his name into the Heisman conversation with the offensive cover boys. Still, he isn't projected as a finalist in most of the latest polls.
"He may the best player in college football," Texas coach Mack Brown said. "Someone was asking about the Heisman, and he might be in that mix if they had a defensive player that could do it. He's huge and just dominates. ... When it's a defensive tackle and you're going into the game knowing that he can change the game, every play that you run you have to be aware of where he is and what he does."
Heisman Trophy or not, Suh is projected as one of the top picks in the NFL draft - if not the top.
"It's definitely huge stuff," Suh said. "The way I look at it, I've worked myself into that position. I can accept it because of the hard work I've put in and will continue to put in."
Suh credits his work ethic to his upbringing in Portland, Ore.
He's the son of Bernadette, who is from Jamaica, and of Michael, who is from Cameroon. In the Ngema tribe in Cameroon, Ndamukong means "House of Spears."
Bernadette is a teacher, Michael a self-made success who installs heating and air-conditioning systems. Ndamukong's older sister played soccer at Mississippi State.
"I just try to follow their footsteps in a different way," Suh said. "Even though I have the opportunity to take care of my family, my dad still wants to work. ... It's just how my family is."
Suh, who is scheduled to earn his degree in construction management this month, debated returning for his senior season but said he believes he made the right decision.
"I give him a lot of credit," Nebraska coach Bo Pelini said. "He walked away from a lot of money ... and came back here with a purpose and he played that way. It shows a lot about who he is and the type of character he has."
His signature game this season may have come against Missouri. Suh had a sack and caused a fumble, recorded three hurries and broke up a pass - and he grabbed his fourth career interception.
"Well, that ball was kind of thrown low, though," Suh reasoned.
Teammates say Suh has always played with all-out abandon.
"He's the most ferocious person out there," said Crick, who has a friendly competition going with Suh on their sack counts. "He'll do anything it takes to win. Scrap, fight, whatever."
But Suh said he's prided himself on honing what no coach can install and no technique can fix - the effort with which he plays, better known in football speak as his "motor."
"It's one thing in football that you can really control," Suh said. "It's a huge part of your game. You can have all the technique you want, but if you don't have the effort to add with it, you might as well not play football."