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Timothy Trout knows what hot is.
He has tested the temperature of lava - 1,000 degrees Celsius. He has walked across its black, jagged surface, shoved a rock hammer into a moving lava flow, pulled it up red and glowing and watched it turn to stone.
"You can't really look at it directly," said Timothy, who arrived in Hawaii on Jan. 31. "You have to turn your head. The radiant heat is so immense. The air temperature around the lava flows never really drop below 90 degrees, and if you get close to a lava flow, it's around 120."
Timothy, a 14-year-old Greenbrier Middle School eighth-grader, is one of two pupil Argonauts on the JASON Project, a program that promotes science and technology through exploration.
Along with teachers and scientists, Timothy is exploring the East Rift Zone of the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii, which has been erupting almost continuously since 1983.
On Monday at 2:30 a.m., Hawaiian time, he began his first day as a "Lava Dog," as the researchers are called.
"(Monday) morning was the first time I saw the lava field," he said from the "lava house" where he is stationed for the week. "We were driving down this road where I could see this glowing rock flowing down from the side of Pu'u O'o. It's just absolutely amazing, so cool. The fact that I've gotten so close to it is mind-blowing."
Some of the first experiments they did involved checking the temperature of the lava.
"Another thing I did was take a rock hammer type of thing, walked over to a running lava flow, dipped it in there and pulled out this glowing orange dripping rock and watched it cool," Timothy said. "It cools so fast when you pull it out, it turns into stuff that's almost like glass. It's very brittle, very smooth, and there's hardly any bubbles in it."
The Argonauts are broadcasting five shows a day. Timothy's first broadcast included a live interview from the International Space Station with astronaut Commander Bill Shepherd. During another broadcast,the team did an experiment to demonstrate the temperature of lava. They poured a bottle of water on it and watched it sizzle away.
"It's sweltering; it's absolutely boiling," he said.
His team has been using a global positioning system and computer mapping equipment to track the daily flow of lava.
"Every time you go out there it's different - literally," Timothy said. "I walked on lava that was hours old. If I had been there earlier, it wouldn't have been there because the terrain is always changing."
Timothy said the house where his group is staying is only two miles from the ocean and he can see the lava glowing red at night.
He's been learning about Hawaiian customs and starts each day with a Hawaiian sun chant. He's too shy to repeat the chant over the phone, but he said it sounds much like Queen's We Will Rock You.
Timothy will return home from Hawaii on Sunday, but he said he plans to return to the island paradise for a different kind of adventure.
"Everything is just so beautiful. I would like to come back here and get to relax," he said. "I'd like to spend a few days at the beach, do some scuba diving, maybe learn how to surf."
Timothy then let out a long yawn.
"Long days. Very long days."
For more information of the JASON Project or to read Timothy's field journal, go online to www.jasonproject.org.
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Job seekers in or near the town of Celebration have a chance to speak with several employers Thursday.
A job fair will be held at Stetson University at 800 Celebration Ave. from 9 a.m. until 12:30 p.m.
The Celebration Area Council in conjunction with Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber of Commerce is running the event, which will feature dozens of employers.
According to a news release, Workforce Central Florida, Panera Bread, Sea World, Universal Orlando, BrightStar Care, Fun Spot, Chick-fil-A, Wendy's, Osceola County, Gatorade, Interim Healthcare of Greater Orlando and Good Samaritan Society are just some of the companies represented.
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Sir.—Influenza is an important cause of pediatric morbidity, especially in children with chronic cardiopulmonary conditions.1 The American Academy of Pediatrics' Committee on Infectious Diseases recommends that children with asthma be targeted for vaccination.2 Although pediatricians devote much attention to universal immunizations, only 1% to 7% of high-risk children are vaccinated against influenza.1 Mailed reminders have been effective in improving adherence to recommended health care in other settings. Several studies in adult medicine demonstrated that mailed reminders improve the rate of immunization against influenza.3-5 Mailed reminders have also been effective in improving compliance with immunizations in pediatric clinics.6 We were unable to find any studies addressing the effectiveness of mailed reminders in improving the rate of influenza immunization in pediatric clinics. Accordingly, we performed a controlled clinical trial to answer the following question: do computer-generated reminder letters improve the rate of influenza immunization in children
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White Chocolate and Craisins Haystacks
I already made couple of batches for my nieces and nephews for Thanksgiving and I am happy that they loved them. For me, they make a great after dinner dessert.
You need:
2 cups white chocolate chips OR 12 oz white chocolate coarsely chopped (I used Hershey's)
1 1/4 cups thin pretzel sticks, broken into 1 1/2 inch pieces
1/2 cup roasted unsalted peanuts
1/4 cup Craisins (dried cranberries)
1. Line a cookie sheet with foil paper
2. Melt the white chocolate as per package instructions. For two cups of chocolate chips, I microwave for 1 minute and then additional 15-20 seconds in 5 second intervals.
The chocolate chips may maintain their shape so try to run a spoon and stop when it spreads creamy. You have to be very careful that it does not get over heated.
3.Add peanuts, cranberries and pretzels, stirring until well coated.
4.Drop by spoonful onto the cookie sheet and sprinkle some colored sugar crystals or sprinkles.
Once cool, store the haystacks in an airtight container. They can be refrigerated for several weeks.
You can try different variations: Stir in 1/4 cup chopped roasted almonds or pistachios instead of Craisins.
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Eutawville police on Friday arrested a Summerville woman who they said appeared to eat drugs found in her car at a driver's license checkpoint.
A grey Buick approached a checkpoint conducted by several Eutawville officers about 8 p.m. Friday, an incident report states.
A driver's license identified the woman behind the wheel as Shantia Shalar Simmons, 26, of West 4th North Street in Summerville, according to the report.
The vehicle contained three passengers, two children and a man, police said.
Police noticed a bag filled with marijuana sitting on the vehicle's center console, the report states.
Police told Simmons to put the vehicle in park. Instead, they said she turned her back toward them and tried to hide the bag.
Then, Simmons reached into her pockets, ignoring commands to show her hands, the report states.
Police struggled to remove Simmons from the car and she resisted as officers placed her in handcuffs, police said.
Officers positioned her against the vehicle's trunk to control her, the report states.
Simmons appeared to be chewing on something as she was bent over the trunk, according to the report. Officers told her to spit the object out, but she swallowed and yelled that she wasn't eating anything, the report states.
Police found 30.9 grams of marijuana, 3.9 grams of cocaine and $700 in cash in a search of Simmons and the vehicle, the report states.
Police said they believed Simmons ingested some of the drugs. She was taken to Regional Medical Center for observation before being held at the Orangeburg County jail.
She was charged with possession of marijuana, possession of cocaine and resisting arrest, according to the report.
Passenger Steward Frasier 32, of Gould Road in Pineville, was also charged with possession of cocaine, the report states.
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Myeloma cells grow and survive in the bone marrow where they adhere to the normal bone marrow cells and proteins. This binding of tumor cells assures their localization in an environment where they can grow and survive, and furthermore makes them resistant to chemotherapy. Drugs which inhibit myeloma cell binding to bone marrow cells can restore the ability of chemotherapy to kill myeloma cells. Potent aminobisphosphonates, which are currently used in myeloma to delay bone disease, also may act by inhibiting the ability of myeloma cells to adhere to bone marrow. When myeloma cells adhere in the bone marrow, factors which augment tumor cell growth and survival are also produced (i.e. interleukin-6). Proteosome inhibitors are newly available drugs which not only directly kill myeloma cells, but also are able to decrease tumor cell binding in the bone marrow and interleukin-6 production. Moreover, these new drugs kill even those myeloma cells which are bound to bone marrow and protected against chemotherapy. Other factors are produced in excess by tumor and bone marrow cells in myeloma which change the marrow environment. One such factor is vascular endothelial growth factor, which both augments tumor cell growth and increases formation of new blood vessels in the marrow to supply myeloma cells with needed nutrients. Drugs are now available which inhibit this new blood vessel formation, such as angiogenesis inhibitors and thalidomide, and also target cells. More potent analogues of thalidomide directly kill tumor cells, alter the interaction of myeloma and bone marrow cells, overcome resistance of myeloma cells to chemotherapy, and stimulate the patient's own immune response against their myeloma cells. These and other agents therefore offer great potential to improve the outcome of treatment, since they both directly kill myeloma cells and in addition act to change the bone marrow in ways which further inhibit the ability of the myeloma cell to grow and survive.
The second area of great promise is derived from an increased understanding of the circuits within the myeloma cell which allow the tumor cell to grow and survive without the controls which exist in normal cells. Novel drugs can either be circuit-breakers, which inhibit myeloma cell growth circuits, or circuit-makers, which trigger the circuits in myeloma cells leading to their death. These designer drugs are undergoing laboratory testing and should be available for clinical evaluation soon.
The third area of high promise is the development of immune-based treatments, either vaccinations or adoptive therapies. Vaccines against myeloma are designed to stimulate the patient's own immune system to recognize and reject the myeloma cells as foreign invaders. These vaccines stimulate the patient's immune system to recognize proteins which are either unique to each patient with myeloma or proteins which are shared by many patients. Additional vaccines are designed to stimulate a patient's immune defense system to recognize the entire myeloma cell as foreign and reject it. Besides vaccines, it is now possible to remove immune T cells from patients or their siblings and educate them in the laboratory to recognize and kill myeloma cells. These educated T cells can then be transfused to patients as another way to generate an immune response against myeloma cells. These immune-based approaches offer the opportunity to selectively and very efficiently target myeloma cells without the adverse side effects related to the harm done to normal cells which accompanies chemotherapy.
In summary, multiple new treatment approaches will kill the tumor cell directly and target the bone marrow microenvironment; target the abnormal growth and survival circuits in myeloma cells; and stimulate immune responses against myeloma. These new treatments will not only be more effective, but also have fewer side effects than currently available therapies. They offer great potential to improve the quality of life and survival of patients with myeloma.


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The Innovation Studio in the College of Education is offering area schools the chance to win a 3-D printer in order to integrate the technology into their class curriculums.
Georgia Southern University's Center for Sustainability is gearing up for its fourth annual GreenFest event, set for 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1 in downtown Statesboro.
John Schenk, Ph.D., curator of the Georgia Southern Herbarium in the Georgia Southern University Department of Biology, received notification that his National Science Foundation (NSF) Biological Research Collections grant has been funded in the amount of $280,798 to integrate uncatalogued plants into the Herbarium.
Georgia Southern University alumnus Charles A. Abner ('67) was presented the 2016 National Space Club Lifetime Achievement Award by the National Space Florida Committee.
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Der Rosenkavalier highlights on Classics for Pleasure
For the opera of average length, a decent highlights disc can feature as much as half the score.
Edouard Lalo (1823-92) is best known today for his instrumental works: the Symphonie espagnole (which is, despite the title, a five-movement violin concerto), the Symphony in G Minor, and perhaps some movements from his ballet Namouna, a scintillating work that the young Debussy adored.
Two new recordings from highly acclaimed specialists Opera Rara - Gounod La Colombe and Donizetti Le Duc d'Albe.
It is not often that a major work by a forgotten composer gets rediscovered and makes an enormously favorable impression on today's listeners. That has happened, unexpectedly, with Herculanum, a four-act grand opera by Félicien David, which in 2014 was recorded for the first time.
This recording, made in the Adrian Boult Hall at the Birmingham Conservatoire of Music in June 2014, is the fourth disc in SOMM's series of recordings with Paul Spicer and the Birmingham Conservatoire Chamber Choir.
Félicien David's intriguing Le désert, for vocal and orchestral forces plus narrator, was widely performed in its own day, then disappeared from the performing repertory for nearly a century.
This well-packed disc is a delight and a revelation. Until now, even the most assiduous record collector had access to only a few of the nearly 100 songs published by Félicien David (1810-76), in recordings by such notable artists as Huguette Tourangeau, Ursula Mayer-Reinach, Udo Reinemann, and Joan Sutherland (the last-mentioned singing the duet "Les Hirondelles" with herself!).
This new release of John Taverner's virtuosic and florid Missa Corona spinea (produced by Gimell Records) comes two years after The Tallis Scholars' critically esteemed recording of the composer's Missa Gloria tibi Trinitas, which topped the UK Specialist Classical Album Chart for 6 weeks, and with which the ensemble celebrated their 40th anniversary. The recording also includes Taverner's two settings of Dum transisset Sabbatum.
Sounds swirl with an urgent emotionality and meandering virtuosity on Jonas Kaufmann's new Puccini album—the "real one", according to Kaufmann, whose works were also released earlier this year on Decca records, allegedly without his approval.
Marion Cotillard and Marc Soustrot bring the drama to the sweeping score of Arthur Honegger's Jeanne d'Arc au bûcher, an adaptation of the Trial of Joan of Arc
Stephen Paulus provided the musical world, and particularly the choral world, with music both provocative and pleasing through a combination of lyricism and a modern-Romantic tonal palette.
Richard Taruskin entitled his 1988 polemical critique of the notion of 'authenticity' in the context of historically informed performance, 'The Pastness of the Present and the Presence of the Past'.
As the editor of Opera magazine, John Allison, notes in his editorial in the June issue, Donizetti fans are currently spoilt for choice, enjoying a 'Donizetti revival' with productions of several of the composer's lesser known works cropping up in houses around the world.
Philippe Jaroussky lends poetry and poise to the sounds of nineteenth- and twentieth-century France
Carolyn Sampson has long avoided the harsh glare of stardom but become a favourite singer for "those in the know" — and if you are not one of those it is about time you were.
This Winterreise is the final instalment of Matthias Goerne's series of Schubert lieder for Harmonia Mundi and it brings the Matthias Goerne Schubert Edition, begun in 2008, to a dark, harrowing close.
This elegant, smartly-paced film turns Gluck's Orfeo into a Dostoevskian study of a guilt-wracked misanthrope, portrayed by American countertenor Bejun Mehta.
We see the characters first in two boxes at an opera house. The five singers share a box and stare at the stage. But Konstanze's eye is caught by a man in a box opposite: Bassa Selim (actor Tobias Moretti), who stares steadily at her and broods in voiceover at having lost her, his inspiration.
Richard Strauss may be most closely associated with the soprano voice but this recording of a selection of the composer's lieder by baritone Thomas Hampson is a welcome reminder that the rapt lyricism of Strauss's settings can be rendered with equal beauty and character by the low male voice.
Bernarda Fink's recording of Gustav Mahler's Lieder is an important new release that includes outstanding performances of the composer's well-known songs, along with compelling readings of some less-familiar ones.
Das Rheingold launches what is perhaps the single most ambitious project in opera, Richard Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen.
For the opera of average length, a decent highlights disc can feature as much as half the score.
But for Strauss and Hofmannstahl's classic Der Rosenkavalier, even a very full disc, like this one from Classic for Pleasure, can only contain about a third of the music. Nonetheless, CfP has done an admirable job of selecting scenes and sections that not only contain the most beloved music, but which also give a good sense of the story's rollicking comedy and nostalgic, sentimental core. The 22 tracks take the listener right from the erotic trumpeting of the introduction through to the ecstatic climax and ironic twinkle of the last notes.
The recording comes from 1991, with Bernard Haitink leading the Dresden forces and a cast of Kiri te Kanawa as the Marschallin, Anne Sofie von Otter as Octavian, Barbara Hendricks as Sophie, and Kurt Rydl as Baron Ochs. Richard Leech, still in good voice, has the tenor cameo role of the Italian Singer. They all give fine performances, but that last tinge of charisma and sharp characterization is naggingly absent. Kanawa in particular presents a much more detailed, moving performance on the Covent Garden DVD with Solti conducting. Hendricks would seem to be ideal casting for Sophie, but somehow hers and von Otter's voices do not blend ideally. Similarly, the final trio lacks the blossoming beauty of the best renditions.
Still, there's much to be said for the professionalism of the set, and for those who doubt they would ever have much time to listen to a complete recording, this one would be a very suitable alternative. A detailed plot summary is tied to the track listing.
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The value of Jason Peters is most realized when he's not in the lineup. Without their Pro Bowl left tackle throughout the 2012 season, the Eagles lost 12 games and allowed 48 sacks. They were never able to adequately replace him.
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WASHINGTON D.C. — U.S. Sens. Joe Manchin and Jay Rockefeller, both D-W.Va., expressed their support of the Senate's approval of the Emergency Unemployment Compensation extension Tuesday....
Oh, wonderful. Give more money to the same people who have been sitting on their ass, not looking for a job for the last 4 years, while our taxes go up to pay for it. You'd think at least one of these idiots would get it. You don't hand out free money and not expect them to look for employment, because they will do exactly what they've been doing, sitting on their ass taking a 4 year vacation, while the rest of us work trying to make ends meet. It must be nice to have a 4 year vacation where you can go hunting or fishing when you like, sleep in on nasty days, or just lie around packing on the pounds at our expense. Of course, both Manchin and Rockefeller would support it. After all, WV is a welfare state.
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The bad news: Billions more in taxpayer dollars without any cuts in massive federal waste to pay for it! The good news: Rocky will not be in the senate after 2014! What a waste of potential this man's legacy will be. And, to repat yesterday's post, one would believe that an elected U.S. Senator would know that it is already illegal to draw both SS Disability or even workers comp. while receiving unemployment benefits! Surely an astute politician that wets his finger to check the political wind then, runs to get out in front of the herd would do some fact checking before making such a statement. But, it is Manchin and to be expected. Collectively, we begin 2014 by accumulating more massive debt, with no impetus to either eliminate some of it or even contol massive spending of money the federal gov't does not have!
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Although several writers had previously suggested the possibility of edema being due, at least in certain conditions, to the presence of abnormal quantities of sodium chlorid in the tissues, yet general attention was first called to this possibility by the observations and writings of H. Strauss in Germany and of Widal in France in 1902 and 1903. These clinicians observed a striking correlation between the elimination of chlorids and the development of dropsy in certain cases of nephritis, and brought forward evidence to support the hypothesis that in nephritis the ability of the kidney to excrete sodium chlorid is decreased, and that the retention of this salt in the body causes a corresponding retention of water to dilute the salt to that degree of concentration which is compatible with the normal osmotic pressure of the blood and tissue fluids. Many clinicians adopted the suggestions of Strauss and Widal as to
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YOUNGSTOWN - A judge agreed to move the trial of a man accused of taking part in an off-campus shooting at a fraternity party in February 2011.
Mahoning County Common Pleas Court Judge John Durkin said Thursday the recent conviction of Mark Jones' brother, Columbus Jones, of murder and 11 counts of felonious assault almost guarantees it would be hard to seat an impartial jury in Mahoning County.
''From that trial and sentencing, both counsel and the court are as convinced as we can be that it would be difficult if next to impossible to select a jury in Mahoning County,'' Durkin said.
Durkin said he is searching for a court to try Mark Jones, 21, on charges of murder and felonious assault for the death of Jamail Johnson, 25, and the wounding of 11 others at the Indiana Avenue home just off the campus of Youngstown State University on Feb. 6, 2011.
Police and prosecutors say Mark Jones gave his brother the gun that was used in the shooting, which they say stemmed from a series of arguments and fights at the party.
Also to be tried with Mark Jones is Jamelle Jackson, 20, on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon.
Columbus Jones was convicted in August after a nearly two-week trial and sentenced to 92 years in prison.
Mark Jones' attorney, Thomas Zena, filed the request for change of venue after the conviction and sentencing of Columbus Jones, saying the publicity from his case would make it hard to find an impartial jury in the trial of his brother.
For the trial of Columbus Jones, it took more than a week to seat the jurors. Assistant prosecutor Becky Doherty said that was a hard process as well. She said about 15 jurors were dismissed from the case during the selection process after they were found to have discussed the case with others.
Durkin said he has been searching for a county to hear the case that is not in the umbrella of the local media, which rules out Trumbull and Columbiana counties. He said officials in Portage and Stark counties cannot accommodate the trial, so Durkin has now had the court administrator contact Summit County to see if it can be held there.
The court is looking at a trial date of mid-November for Mark Jones, Durkin said.
Johnson's mother, Shirlene Hill, said she had no problem with the change of venue.
''Whatever he (Durkin) decides, I'm with him,'' Hill said. ''I just want it to be fair for all.''
Durkin said he will preside over the trial and his bailiff and court reporter will also be present. Security arrangements need to be worked out with the respective sheriff's offices, Durkin said.
In another motion, Durkin denied a motion by Jackson's attorney, Doug Taylor, to have a special prosecutor appointed. Taylor filed the motion because Jackson's father, Jeffrey Riddle, is serving a prison term for the attempted murder of Mahoning County Prosecutor Paul Gains.
Durkin said he has seen no evidence that Doherty has treated Jackson any differently and, in fact, Doherty is not from Mahoning County originally and had no idea who Riddle was before she was handed the case.


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What happens when a burnt-out journalist meets a house full of lost souls? Liz Cane has seen too many sob stories in her career at The Sacrementan to have much sympathy for the boarders at Flint House who face eviction after the ownder of the house dies, literally at Liz's feet. But when she's drawn into the battle to save their home, she discovers the story isn't the one she expected, and family begins in the heart.
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Gaming background: I have owned the following systems during my lifetime: SNES, Turbografx16, PSX, PS2, Dreamcast, PSP, PS3, Wii, Xbox360.
Gaming tastes: I prefer action and fighting games. I used to be a huge RPG fan but those days have died out. ANything that has offline multiplayer I am down with. Online can be fun but nothing beats playing with people around you.
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PS3: Multi console ports are getting better ont he PS3 and I really don't understand the grudge people seem to have. It must be the fact people like to see the number one player gets dethroned. I love the PS3 though, it's well worth the $1,200 price tag (I've bought 2 60 gigs, one for my parents, one for me). I basically use the system everyday if not for gaming, then for the BD and music in HDD. Right now it has a pretty nice array of exclusive videogames to choose from as I find it comparable to the 360 and well ahead of Wii (IMO). My current faves are Valkyria Chronicles and LittleBigPlanet. LBP has brought back hotseat multiplayer and its one of the most fun games I've ever played with people. Oh and the first Resistance is still played a lot. One of the most fun co-op campaigns I've played this gen. Resistance 2 is just a dissapointment.
360: Right now I enjoy playing the Orange box and Left 4 Dead. L4D is great fun but I wish it had 4 player split screen. I also have Gears of War 2 and the only thing I like about it is the Horde mode. Split screen play is great but the campaign mode left much to be desired in everything. The story and the set pieces just didn't do it for me for some reason. Oh and Ninja Gaiden 2 is great fun. I find it more fun than DMC4 and it is a step up from the first one but I still think DMC3 is still the best 3d action I've ever played.
Wii: I don't get the hype. Its only fun when you have a group of people over but it has to be a different group of people each time. The games get old. Rayman Raving Rabbids is my favorite minigame series but you can only play it in small bursts. Paper Mario RPG was my first wii game and it literally put me to sleep. Mario Galaxies did too. I miss the days of the 2d marios where there was at least a challenge to the games and a handful of enemies were on screen... Besides Rayman, I enjoy playing No More Heroes. Its bloody delicious to be exact. Oh and super smash bros is a good time had by all. THe idea of a snsor plus controller seems like a rip off to me though.
When I first heard about the system, I thought games were actually going to be innovative. I thought a sword in a game would swing however I swing the wiimote. Unfortunately, the wiiemote has only been used as a button replacement in games. I have yet to play a game where I think "wow, this game can never be done on a regular controller".
Oh and I'm still waiting for some cool DDR games with some next gen metal pads :)


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If you read our story last Sunday "A family of survivors," here's an addendum worth telling.
The article recalled the tragedy in Altoona 35 years ago in which three family members - mother Cora Cordova and two of her daughters, Charlene Cordova and Ivy Irby - died in or after a fire that destroyed their home on Washington Avenue.
Six of the seven surviving family members convened here last weekend for the first time since the tragedy. Because they lived separately after the fire, they had never before talked about the details, at least not all together.
A couple mentioned that they thought neighbor Elton Futrell had notified the fire department.
It turns out Futrell did much more than that, information he willingly related after reading the story.
Futrell and his younger brother, Candy, were on their way to work Nov. 11, 1974, when Candy noticed the Cordovas' house was on fire.
He summoned Elton, who raced to the scene. Elton instructed Candy to pull the fire alarm that in those days hung on neighborhood telephone poles.
In the meantime, Elton heard Cora Cordova, who had jumped out the second-floor window, "hollering for help."
Candy quickly secured a blanket, and Elton hustled to the front of the house, "and that's when I heard the kids hollering from the window."
He started to go through the front door, but it was too hot, so he somehow climbed onto the roof above the porch.
Amy Cordova, 6, was handed out the window to him.
Two other sisters, Gina and Dolores, "were going to jump," but Elton kept them calm "because I could hear the fire trucks coming."
The story may be 35 years old, but the images have never been too far from Futrell.
"They grew up on the avenue as long as I did," he said. "Me and Steve Cordova were pretty good friends. I never forgot about it, and when I think about it, it brings tears to my eyes."
Mirror dad
Here's hoping you're enjoying the Mirror's monthly supplement "MirrorMoms.com" (and contributing to the blogs and interacting on the Web site).
A recent addition has been the debut of Scott Franco's column in which our versatile sports writer/page designer talks about being a husband and father of four in his typically candid, conversational fashion.
Mirror TV
Another new online feature is Mirror TV, a five-minute segment we plan to air weekly.
The first installment was an interview, which is archived, with veteran reporters Phil Ray and Kay Stephens on the high-profile local murder cases currently set for trial.
The second included Life staffers Barb Cowan and Jimmy Mincin concerning the Doobie Brothers' upcoming visit.
20 under 40
The Mirror's third 20 under 40 publication, recognizing 20 from Blair County and central Pennsylvania who have enhanced the quality of life here through business achievement and community commitment, will be published Oct. 27.
Nominations can be sent to: 20 under 40, P.O. Box 2008, Altoona, PA 16603. The deadline to nominate is Sept. 15.
Mirror Managing Editor Neil Rudel can be reached at 946-7527 or email@example.com.


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7&4's Holly Baker hits the road to Northwood Animal Hospital for a special edition of Pet Talk Live! This week we're dealing with heartworm disease. March 1 is when people need to start protecting their pet from the disease if they haven't been keeping up with it all year.
Hearworm disease is spread through mosquito bites but it is 100% preventable. The symptoms you should look for in your pet include coughing, difficulty breathing, exercise intolerance, or there may not even be any signs at all.


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FL Studio Video Tutorial: Using the Keyboard Editor to Modify Pitch, Drag Notes, and add Portamento
April 01, 2008
Watch this video on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLZTxaNsCEg.
This video tutorial covers how to go sequence with the Keyboard Editor and covers creating notes with different pitches, moving notes, and using portamento.
If you are new to FL Studio, you can save 10% with this link.
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Folks who commute east from the Lakeshore area to Grand Rapids and beyond are facing a long summer of traffic delays now that state transportation officials have reduced eastbound I-196 to one lane near the Kent County line.
The eastbound lane restriction from Kenowa Avenue to 28th Street began late
MDOT spokeswoman Dawn Garner said traffic had to be transferred from the westbound lanes to the eastbound side in preparation for demolishing the westbound bridge.
"We've kind of had our eye on this one as the one that's going to have the greatest impact to traffic (in the area)," Garner said
That's why Garner said MDOT officials are encouraging eastbound drivers to avoid the snarl entirely by using the South Beltline (M-6) and linking up with U.S. 131 or I-96.
An additional alternative route for eastbound traffic is to exit at 44th Street. Westbound traffic will be directed to use the Grandville exit to Wilson Avenue SW to Chicago Drive, or continue west to the 44th Street exit to enter Georgetown Township.


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The plot: All sex, all the time.
Showrunners: Phoef Sutton
What works: The scripts, almost carbon copies of the BBC original, are clever and witty.
What doesn't: The cast feels a little old for such shenanigans, and they're not that sexy.
Bottom line: It's still the funniest show NBC has put on Thursdays since "Scrubs."
Happy Family
The plot: John Larroquette and Christine Baranski come to terms with the fact that their kids are needy losers who can't seem to leave the nest.
Showrunners: David Guarascio, Moses Port
What works: The jokes are funny, the cast is great and the characters, though broadly drawn, aren't cartoons.
What doesn't: NBC's refusal to realize this show belongs at 9:30 p.m., after "Frasier."
Bottom line: The Peacock's best shot at a comedy hit this season.
Las Vegas
The plot: Sin City sudser where the cameras see all.
Showrunner: Gary Scott Thompson, Gardner Stern
What works: Sexy cast led by Josh Duhamel and Molly Sims; fun storylines that aren't too over the top.
What doesn't: Nikki Cox's hooker-with-a-heart-of-gold.
Bottom line: Jackpot, though it may take a better timeslot for the full payoff.
The Lyon's Den
The plot: Ensemble legal soap led by Rob Lowe
Showrunner: Remi Aubuchon
What works: Ladies love Lowe and there's room for fresh legal blood 10 p.m. Sundays.
What doesn't: Did Lowe have to play a moralistic suit in D.C. again?
Bottom line: A much better fit with "Law & Order: CI" than "Boomtown."
Miss Match
The plot: Alicia Silverstone's a divorce attorney who moonlights as a matchmaker.
Showrunners: Jeff Rake, Darren Star
What works: Silverstone is cute and the scripts are the perfect mix of funny and real.
What doesn't: The pilot doesn't have the energy level you'd expect from a Silverstone starrer.
Bottom line: A perfect match.
The plot: Whoopi Goldberg plays a one-hit wonder soul singer who now runs a boutique hotel in Gotham staffed by a "Fawlty Towers"-esque assortment of oddballs.
Showrunner: Larry Wilmore, Terry Turner, Kris Turner
What works: The rapid-fire one-liners, many of them tinged with social and political commentary, prevent this from being another silly sitcom.
What doesn't: Omid Dijalili's handyman and Elizabeth Regen's sistah act are fine in small doses … very small doses.
Bottom line: What could have been a disaster actually works, but NBC hasn't had a hit in this timeslot in years.


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