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WESTLAKE, Ohio -- Woo-hoo! It's Spring Break week for Westlake City Schools. That means you'll be seeing a lot more kids out playing in the streets and parks this week, so be extra cautious when driving around town.
Also, you know Crocker Park is going to be brimming with gaggles of giggly, texting teens. Bet you anything my 15-year-old daughter will be among them.
Anyhoo, since schools are on a break I though this is the perfect week to highlight all the stellar things Westlake students are doing.
From Kindergarten through college, Westlake students are reaping accolades nationwide. Wish I could recognize them all, but space is limited, so here's a smattering from across the district.
Westlake student hoping to win National Geographic GeoBee
Last year, Lee Burneson Middle School student Kyle Yu was the state winner for Ohio in the National Geographic GeoBee.
This year he's heading back to Columbus to defend his state title in the oral competition on Friday, April 4.
If he wins again, Yu will compete in the National Geographic GeoBee national competition in Washington, D.C., May 19-21. Not only could he win the national title, he'll also compete for several scholarships.
Good luck Kyle!
2nd grader's story featured on national website
Hilliard Elementary second grader Serena Zirkle had her story featured on Green Screen Adventures, a national children's website featuring stories written and illustrated by first through eighth grade students.
Zirkle's story is entitled, "The Princess and Her Family." It combines her love of princesses, gymnastics and the Disney show "Kickin' It."
Serena's father, Stephen Zirkle, says Serena and her older sister, Sierra, both love to write stories.
Sierra, a fifth grader at Parkside Intermediate School, published a couple of stories and inspired Serena to submit hers.
You can read Serena's story on the Green Screen Adventures website.
College scholarship winners announced
Westlake resident Julia Dunbar has been awarded a Jeremy Cares Inc. Survivor Scholarship.
The $1000 college scholarship recognizes young adult survivors of pediatric, adolescent, and young adult cancers.
This is the first year Jeremy Cares Inc. has offered scholarships and awarded a total of $9000 to 14 Northeast Ohio students.
"These students are remarkable young adults who have battled cancer while continuing to pursue their education," explained Kristen Moran, Jeremy Cares Inc. secretary. "Each one has overcome incredible obstacles and have displayed incredible courage, determination and have found ways to pay it forward."
Staying true to the mission of Jeremy Cares Inc., scholarships were also awarded to siblings. Andrew Lewis of Westlake was awarded a $500 Honorable Mention scholarship.
"Siblings face fears and anxiety when their family is thrown into the emotional turmoil of pediatric cancer often making sacrifices and overcome struggles of their own and deserve to be honored alongside their brothers and sisters, " said Moran.
Jeremy Cares is an Avon Lake based non-profit organization established in 2009 with a mission of "creating moments of joy" for families going through a pediatric medical crisis.
The organization is named after Jeremy George who was diagnosed with cancer during his senior year in high school.
Jeremy is now a student at Kent State University and is expected to graduate in May.
To learn more about Jeremy Cares visit its website www.jeremycares.org.
Middle School math students earn spot at state competition
The Lee Burneson Middle School MATHCOUNTS team won the Northeast Ohio chapter mathematics competition on Feb. 15 at Cleveland State University.
MATHCOUNTS is a national middle school program promoting math through a "bee" style contest.
Eighth graders Ryan Karpuska and Patrick Lee also placed first and third, respectively.
The top 15 scorers in the regional competition went on to compete in the state competition at Columbus State Community College on March 8.
State participants from Westlake were Patrick Lee, Ryan Karpuszka, Angela Zhu, Sean Rossander, Lalit Kulshreshtha, Sanil Gosain, Miranda Li, Akshya Dhinakaran, Amin Boukzam and Meghana Tandon.
Ryan placed 23rd out of about 200 middle school students sate-wide.
The MATHCOUNTS team is coached by middle school math teacher and Math Club advisor Anne Dill and parent Mark Stewart.
Science Fair winners
Students from the Westlake High School Technology & Engineering Department recently competed in the 61st Northeast Ohio Science and Engineering Fair at Cleveland State University.
Robert Slater won second place in the Engineering category for his project on inventing a power arm assist used for lifting heavy objects.
Paige Rimko won second place in the Math/Computer Science category for creating a computer app used to navigate around your school.
Third place winners at the science fair were Hon Kwok, Chris Stone, Loren Kreider, Cal Craven and Jake Johanni.
Honorable mention winners are Nicholas Button and Chris Tsuei.
LBMS Science Olympiad teams win top places
Two Lee Burneson Middle School Science Olympiad teams took first place in 23 events at a regional tournament at Lorain County Community College on March 8.
The team of seventh, eighth and ninth graders from the Lee Burneson Middle School and Westlake High School took first and third place team finishes and won the Director's Award. The top finishes won the middle school team a chance to compete at the state tournament on April 26 at The Ohio State University in Columbus.
The Westlake teams competed against about 500 middle and high school students representing 25 schools.
Lee Burneson Middle School celebrates Pi Day
March 14 is known as Pi Day. In case you've forgotten your math, "Pi" is mathematical constant-- the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, or approximately 3.14. Hence the tied-in to March 14, or 3.14. Get it?
Well, the creative folks at Lee Burneson Middle School celebrated Pi Day with pie. Students and staff spent the day eating pie and working on math formulas.
Students brought in everything from homemade blueberry pie to frozen cookies to cream pies. And all money raised from the sale of the goodies was donated to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Math teacher Anne Dill and Language Arts teacher Nicole Goshen organized the event.
Grady Schlott, who donated the greatest number of pies, tied with Katie Cirinione in reciting the most digits of Pi.
St. Baldrick's fundraiser follow-up
Nearly 50 people took part in the St. Baldrick's fundraiser at the Lakewood Elks Lodge in Westlake on Sunday, March 16.
Organizer Jim McPhillips says they raised more than $50,000 for the foundation which fights to end childhood cancers.
"We are blown away by the community's generosity," said McPhillips.
Jim McPhillips and his 15-year-old son Kyle were inducted into the Knights of the Bald Table because this is the seventh time they've shaved their heads to help St. Baldrick's.
"I think it's neat that The St. Baldrick's Foundation recognizes people who participate on a consistent basis. It's not fun asking people for money. Shaving our heads is the easy part. We will both wear our Knights of the Bald Table pins proudly, and who knows, maybe someone will buy us a burger at B-Spot the next time they see us," joked Jim.
Gown Town is the best deal around!
After a huge success last year, Gown Town is coming back to Crocker Park.
Just in time for prom and wedding season, you can buy a donated dress that looks almost as good as new for just $20!
This year's gown town will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 5, in the space next to Aladdin's Restaurant in Crocker Park.
And if you have a gown you no longer need, they're collecting donations as we speak.
In return, you'll get a 20% off coupon from Ridge Cleaners and a free appetizer from Applebee's.
Drop off all your new and gently worn gowns, formal wear, prom dresses, bridal gowns and cocktail dresses through Friday, March 28 at any area Ridge Cleaners.
Now it's your turn:
Have some good news gossip you'd like me to spread? Maybe Aunt Mabel is turning 100, or little Bobby just won the pie-eating contest at church, or you organization is holding a fundraiser?
Whatever it is, I want to hear! Email me your good news at firstname.lastname@example.com
Great gossiping with you Westlake!


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Tracy Tylee, M.D.
Metabolism, Endocrinology and Nutrition
Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine
Dr. Tylee specializes in endocrinology, with a particular interest in the management of type 1 and type 2 diabetes, adrenal disorders, disorders of calcium metabolism and thyroid disease, including thyroid biopsies.
Dr. Tylee received her medical degree from the University of Washington. She completed her residency training in internal medicine at the University of California San Diego before returning to Seattle for her endocrine fellowship at the University of Washington. Following the completion of her fellowship, she accepted a position at the Diabetes Care Center at the University of Washington. She also spends time in general endocrine clinics at both Harborview and the University of Washington where she is involved in teaching fellows and residents through the training programs at the University of Washington.
Clinical Interest
Dr. Tylee specializes in the care of patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. In addition, she is experienced in the management of general endocrine conditions such as thyroid, adrenal and calcium disorders.
Research Interest
Dr. Tylee's research interests involve ensuring that patients are getting the best quality care for their diabetes, as well as finding ways to improve the delivery of health care.
Tylee T, Trence D. Glycemic variability: looking beyond the A1C. Diabetes Spectrum. 2012;25(3):149-153.
Kaiyala K, Morton G, Thaler J, Meek T, Tylee T, Ogimoto K, Wisse B. Acutely decreased thermoregulatory energy expenditure or decreased activity energy expenditure both acutely reduce food intake in mice. PLoS ONE 2012;7(8):e41473.
Adams K, Holmberg L, Leisenring W, Fefer A, Guthrie K, Tylee T, McDonald G, Bensinger W, Nelson JL. Risk factors for syngeneic graft-versus-host disease after adult hematopoietic cell transplantation.Blood. 2004;104(6):1894-7.
Adams K, Lambert N, Heimfeld S, Tylee T, Pang J, Erickson T, Nelson JL. Male DNA in female donor apheresis and CD34-enriched products. Blood. 2003;102(10):3845-7.
Lambert N, Lo YMD, Erickson T, Tylee T, Guthrie K, Furst D, Nelson JL. Male microchimerism in healthy women and women with scleroderma: cells or circulating DNA? A quantitative answer. Blood 2002;100(8):2845-51.
Lambert N, Stevens A, Tylee T, Erickson T, Furst D, Nelson JL. From the simple detection of microchimerism in patients with autoimmune diseases to its implication in pathogenesis. Ann NY Acad Sci. 2001;945:164-171.
Lambert N, Distler O, Muller-Ladner U, Tylee T, Furst D, Nelson JL. HLA-DQA1*0501 is associated with diffuse systemic sclerosis in Caucasian men. Arthritis and Rheumatism. 2000;43(9): 2005-2101.
Stevens A, Tsao B, Hahn B, Guthrie K, Gazinski A, Lambert N, Porter A, Tylee T, Nelson JL. Maternal HLA Class II Compatibility in Males with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Arthritis Rheum. 2005;52(9):2768-73.
Tylee T, Trence D. Diabetes and Cancer. EmPower Magazine. 2012;4(4).
Tylee T. Confirming the Diagnosis of Primary Aldosteronism. Endo Trends: A Newsletter of the Endocrine Fellows Foundation. 2011;18(3).
Tylee T, Schwartz M, Kaiyala K, Wisse B. Leptin is Required for the Effect of High Fat Diet to Increase Wheel Running in Mice. Diabetes. 2012;61(suppl 1): 1917-P.
Tylee T, Trence D. Bilateral Adrenal Enlargement Due to Vasculitis. Endocr Rev. 2011;32: P3-547.
Tylee T, Wisse B. Initiation of a High-Fat Diet Increases Voluntary Exercise in Mice. Endocr Rev. 2011;32: P3-364.
Tylee T, Cumming DE. The role of ghrelin and insulin in cellular signaling in the hypothalamus. J Invest Med 2006;54(1)
Tylee T, Cummings DE. Effects of ghrelin and insulin on phosphoinositide 3-kinase signaling in the hypothalamus. Diabetes. 2005;54(S1):A445
Tylee T, Overduin J, Frayo RS, Cummings DE. Lactulose suppresses ghrelin in a dose-dependent manner. J Invest Med 2004;52(1):S131
Tylee T, Yee C. Generation of T-T cell hybridomas as a tool for measuring antigen presentation. J Invest Med 2003;51(1)
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Pearle Discusses CSL Theory
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Philip Pearle, professor of physics emeritus, was an invited speaker on May 28 at "The Quantum Landscape," a conference held at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Ontario.
In his talk, "Collapse and Consequences," Pearle gave an introduction to the conceptual ideas and equations of his Continuous Spontaneous Localization (CSL) theory of dynamical wave function collapse. He also discussed various applications of the theory. Pearle said that of the 16 talks given at the conference, six, including his, were related to CSL.


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CBS renews 'NCIS' as Mark Harmon earns a contract extension
TV's most watched show will be back for an 11th season
CBS has renewed "NCIS" for the 2013-2014 season, an unsurprising announcement for TV's most watched program.
The renewal came on the heels of star and executive producer Mark Harmon signing a new contract extension for what will be the procedural smash's 11th season.
In its current 10th season, "NCIS" is averaging a whopping 21.48 million viewers per week and doing a robust 4.2 rating among adults 18-49 (and an even more robust 5.9 rating among adults 25-54). Even at its advanced age, "NCIS" continues to buck traditional industry trending by growing its audience 7 percent over last season, including hitting Live+3 series highs with the 25.36 million viewers who watched the January 15 episode.
The "NCIS" renewal is a big enough deal that it earned a press release blurb from Leslie Moonves, rather than CBS President Nina Tassler.
"In a world gone niche, 'NCIS' keeps getting bigger, and Mark Harmon continues to define the role of leading man on the #1 show on television," states Leslie Moonves, President and Chief Executive Officer, CBS Corporation. "'NCIS' is the type of franchise every company wants in today's global content ecosystem -- high-quality storytelling that generates passionate viewers and drives revenue on every conceivable platform."
Originally launched as a spinoff from NBC transplant "JAG," "NCIS" then launched the hit drama "NCIS: Los Angeles." A nested pilot for a potential spinoff from "NCIS: Los Angeles" will air later this spring. "NCIS" first ascended to its position as TV's top scripted drama in the 2009-2010, while this is its first season in the top position overall, outdrawing Sunday Night Football.
In addition to Harmon, "NCIS" stars Michael Weatherly, Cote de Pablo, Sean Murray, Pauley Perrette, Rocky Carroll, Brian Dietzen and David McCallum.


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It has always intrigued me to see rather average examples of the more popular-to-win breeds consistently take precedence over dogs of the less popular breeds in Group and Best in Show competition. Some of these lesser-winning breeds include true greats.This is exactly why I was so pleased to be assigned the breeds I was to judge at the Garden this year. All were from the Non-Sporting Group: American Eskimo Dogs, Boston Terriers, Chinese Shar-Pei, Keeshonden, Tibetan Spaniels, Tibetan Terriers and Xoloitzcuintli. Interestingly, although they represent what might normally be considered the less-popular-to-win-big breeds, they did in fact constitute the largest entry of the day.Most of them were breeds that I have a lot of experience placing ahead of and behind in my previous incarnation as breeder-exhibitor of Bichons Frisés. I thought there were good ones competing back then and I know there are even better examples of those breeds now.Two of the breeds were new to the Non-Sporting Group since the days I competed there. The American Eskimo ("Eskie") was recognized by the AKC in 1994; the Xoloitzcuintli ("Xolo") in 2011.
XoloitzcuintliIt has been my great fortune to have judged the Xolo breed over a long period of time in many parts of the world. But without a doubt there was never any greater pleasure than to be able to award the late, great all-time Mexican top winner and many-titled Ch. Tenango three of the nearly 60 all-breed Best in Shows he won during his campaign throughout the entire of Mexico, Central and South America.The iconic Tenango was one of the dogs that impressed no matter how many of the breed one had seen. And as I told Carissa DeMilta-Shimpeno who handled the standard dog, GCh. Bayshore Georgio Armani, my Garden Breed winner, her dog was one that could step proudly alongside the great Tenango to represent the breed.The Armani dog excels in both type and soundness. His feet and legs are unusually good for the breed and he is of ideal bone and substance. Further blessed with great attitude and presence there is no doubt he will continue to represent his owners J. Frank Baylis, Lynda Hylton, Traci Johnson and the entire new-to-North America breed well.Best Opposite Sex was the beautifully typey miniature bitch, GCh. Chabella Mazzarella handled by Clint Livingston for breeder-owner Stephanie Mazzarella. There is no doubt the Xolo will represent formidable competition for all comers in the Non-Sporting Group.
American Eskimo DogsWhile taking photos my Best of Breed winner's Canadian handler, Graeme Burdon, down from Canada mentioned that the win represented the fourth time his dog had won Best of Breed at the Garden! Exciting indeed, but not entirely surprising really. GCh. Nuuktok's Atka Inukshuk, bred and owned by Sharon Robertson, is a remarkable example of the breed. Beautiful proportions, elegant arch of neck, and the hard-to-come-by tail set and carriage described in the standard.Combine that with wonderful standoff double coat, wedge-shaped head with beautiful dark brown eyes, and ink-black pigmentation, and you have a most impressive stallion of a dog. He's a charismatic showman that knows exactly how to strike that pose completely on his own.Best Opposite to him was the beautifully made 3-year-old bitch, Ch. Timber's Everhart Mi Da One, bred, owned and exceptionally handled by Tracy C. Vittetoe. This bitch was an excellent counterpart to my Best of Breed with classic proportions and matching him in balance and an outstanding headpiece. Bitches seldom carry the coat of their male brethren, but every hair on the body of this beautiful bitch glistened with quality. She's a breeder's dream without a doubt.
Boston TerriersTwenty-one were in for Best of Breed competition and not a loser among them. As I've written in the past, the Boston Terrier breed is in outstanding shape with top-class dogs and bitches appearing repeatedly throughout the country.My Garden Breed was topped by the almost 2-year-old Ch. Fivefork's Geometry Matters At Kayas, handled by Ruth Rauherz for owners Adrienne Hullender and Ruth Rauherz. He was bred by Judith Queitzsch and Ronda C. Whitson. Square headed and square of body, this handsome youngster has a rock-hard topline and finished off with those "painted by God" markings. He's the kind that clever Boston breeders should always be aiming for.Best Opposite Sex to this class boy was Ch. Martini's A Perfect Sip Or Two In Hi-Society, a bitch of exquisite type, blessed with a killer expression and fully aware of just how attractive she is. She complemented the Breed winner with her own beautiful eye, square shape and head, and lovely markings. A breeder's Boston without a doubt, bred by Linda Martin and co-owned with Cynthia Davis and Sandra Chrisman.
Chinese Shar-PeiMy Best of Breed in Shar-Pei, GCh. Vaje's Miss Jayne Hathaway, needs little introduction in that she has been a banner waver for the breed from coast to coast in the past year. Miss Hathaway is blessed with the bristle-harsh coat, "hippopotamus" muzzle shape and distinctive tiny crinkled ears that are hallmarks of the breed. She is handled by Clint Livingston for breeder-owners Jeff and Vicki Mauk.The latter are also breeders of Miss Hathaway's excellent half-brother, GCh. Vaje's Cruzin To Chesapeake who was my choice for Best Opposite Sex. Jill Parslow owns him. The pair is sired by Ch. Vaje's Crew Cut out of different dams and fine examples of what the Chinese Shar-Pei can be.KeeshondenOne of the joys of judging is watching a promising puppy develop into a full-blown top-class adult. This is exactly the scenario I watched unfold as Kelli Denton's owner-handled, bang-on Keeshond GCh. Baronwood Infinity And Beyond made his ring debut at 6 months and a couple of days going Best of Breed over Specials and on to win the Non-Sporting Group the same day.Since then he's developed into a superb adult with a most admirable record — sound, abundantly and correctly coated with all the trappings of color and markings the standard calls for. He looks at you through those breed-defining "spectacles" with excitement and a rarin'-to-go attitude.The Best Opposite Sex award went to Ch. Bonnyvale's Paperback Writer By Wolfers Fortrumpet, a beautifully feminine bitch handled by her owner Beth Blankenship. This one represents her sex well both in type and soundness. Bred by Darlene Bosch and Rob and Bonnie Fowler.
Tibetan Spaniels"Tibbies" are a breed that teems with quality throughout the nation, and the entry at Westminster was no exception. Selecting a single dog to represent the breed was no mean feat I assure you, but GCh. Shilo Time For A Good Time caught my eye as he entered the ring and in the end walked off with the Breed laurels.This striking 3-year-old blond boy stands out with his difficult-to-achieve ideal proportions, correct coat, and beautiful head and expression. Christopher Keith handles him for breeder-owner Shirley Carroll.Best of Breed was pressed heavily by the beautiful bitch GCh. Wassong's Hanover Alice, handled by Ernesto Lara for breeder-owners Patricia Sarles and Kevin Wassong, the team that has produced an outstanding array of quality for the breed. The Tibetan Spaniel is more than just a head, but it is hard to get by this gal's face, it is so typically Tibetan.
Tibetan TerriersWithout a doubt the Tibetan Terrier breed abounds with quality throughout the country and it was apparent in my entry at Westminster. The breed standard offers considerable latitude with respect to size and substance, so it is up to the observer to determine within reasonable limits just what suits a dog that has been required over centuries to survive Tibet's extreme climate and rugged terrain.It is and should be a breed that bears no extremes of any kind; a natural dog in all respects. This figured heavily into my ultimate decision to award Best of Breed to the David Murray bred, owned and handled bitch, Ch. Players Paint A Picture.At just 1½ years old her breed type and impressive construction made her a standout. Her neck, shoulder and front construction are exceptional for the breed and her coat texture promises even further excellence at maturity. What is so striking about this bitch is her complete state of naturalness both in the way she stands over her beautiful front and uses herself in movement.Best Opposite Sex to Lois and Herman Goldstein's stallion of a dog, GCh. Panchen's Great Ball Of Fire, bred by Deborah Campanella and handled by Pam Desrosiers. This charismatic showman epitomizes the standard's call for a dog capable of withstanding the harshest of Tibet's climate conditions. He combines soundness, type and movement in an attractive package.In my conversation with Tom Bradley after my judging he captured the very essence of my assignment in saying, "You never know where you're going to find the good ones." How true! All one needs to do is look beyond the hype and razzle-dazzle to where quality actually lies.
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Intendant's assurance that the labour of the Parìs
or negro would be beneficial to CanadaCanada.
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but have confined myself to the established jurisprudence
of FranceFrance, which was law in CanadaCanada, and
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that neither slavery itself, nor the slavery of any purchased
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tribunals of FranceFrance, notwithstanding the purchase
of the subject, or the existence of an abusive practice
arbitrarily attempted to be legalized by the Ordinance
of the Intendant RandotRandot .
It only remains to say a word upon the Ordonnance
of the Intendant Hoquart, of the first of September 1736,
which, in form, is not obnoxious to the nullities attachable
to that of that of Mr. RandotRandot . It is of a mere police character
WB intended WB as a preventitive to litigation, and preservative
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by a written proof of the fact, requiring
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executed before notaries public, functionaries to whose [ actes ] full faith and credence were given by Law, and verbal testimony
avoided thereby.
I need not add, that any other effect that might be
ascribed to this second Ordinance would be obnoxious
to the same nullities as were applied to
the former.
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The necessary deductions from the authorities
and facts stated, which hav been carefully considered
and supported by the references, in general
literally trancribed, are, that the public law of
FranceFrance did not allow or recognise the slavery of
negroes or other persons, either in FranceFrance or in French
CanadaCanada;- that the only law of local application
in CanadaCanada was a nullity:- and that though
a forced servitude de facto existed in the Colony,
it was an abusive servitude, servitude d'abus,
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HEDGESVILLE -Luke Beavers has a passion for cars - especially German makes, such as Volkswagen and Audi - that can't be denied.
More than a hobby, Beavers is planning to make a career out of this interest and has already taken steps to turn his dream into reality.
A Musselman High alumnus, Beavers, 20, officially graduated from the James Rumsey Technical Institute's automotive technology program on June 21. He has also been accepted at Potomac State College for the fall semester, where he's planning to get business fundamentals for owning and operating his own auto shop.
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Luke Beavers works on a vehicle. Beavers, who is deaf, recently graduated from James Rumsey Technical Institute's automotive technology program.
Eager to get into the real world, he's already begun working at a local auto repair shop.
However, all of these accomplishments are even more impressive because Beavers is deaf - born with nerve deafness hearing loss, he wears a hearing aid in one ear and also hears very little in the other.
"In fact, Luke began wearing a hearing aid and signing when he was just 15 months old. He can read lips and is very visual, he adapts well to situations and speaks some," said his mother, Patty Beavers.
"Luke is just the kind of person who accomplishes what he puts his mind too. We're very proud of him," she said.
Speaking through his interpreter, Sheila McChesney, Beavers said he is also interested in car modifications such as lowering suspensions, but doesn't plan to stay local.
"It's going to be somewhere warm," he signed.
"And I also want to work on models that are 2000 or earlier, because there's too much plastic in the newer cars," Beavers continued.
McChesney, who has worked periodically with Beavers since he was in middle school, has no doubt his life will be successful.
"Having had these other experiences and also going through this 11-month program with Luke, he has shown an overwhelming dedication to his field of study. His passion for the automotive industry is just amazing," McChesney said.
"Luke has also overcome many obstacles, but he has kept his eye on the future and never been detoured. He knows what he wants and finds a way to make it happen - no matter what. And I've seen that for myself here," she said.
James Rumsey instructor Melissa Williams said she had never before taught a hearing-impaired student, readily acknowledging there had been challenges along the way.
"You do have to change your language on tests because he doesn't have synonyms. We use different words but he only has one sign. It also meant I couldn't do as many true/false questions. It was also hard to find videos, because unfortunately the world of the deaf community hasn't joined up with technology too much. So it was hard to find videos with subtitles," Williams said.
"There were some disconnects some time, but we worked around them. Luke did well in class and he's a good wrench-turner, as well as a hard worker, so I'm sure he'll do well," she said.
- Staff writer Jenni Vincent can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 131.


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Anduramba Accommodation, Hotels, Tours & Information
Places nearby Anduramba
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Anduramba: Where To Go / Sightseeing
Crows Nest Regional Art Gallery
The gallery also regularly features exhibitions and artists from outside the region and holds a popular Christmas Festival Exhibition where art works are available for sale.
The gallery's annual Crows Nest Acquisitive Art Prize has gained a steady reputation, offering generous prize money and attracting high quality entries from far and wide.
Established in 1996 in the board room of the original Crows Nest Shire Chambers, the gallery is run by a part-time coordinator and a dedicated team of volunteers. It provides an arts reference point and fosters a community cultural identity, not only for those directly involved, but for visitors and the local community.
New England Highway
Crows Nest, QLD, 4355
Located 15.0K from Anduramba
Crows Nest Falls
On steep slopes and cliff tops, eucalypts tower over a thick understorey of shrubs and small trees. The Falls are a haven for native birds and provides many opportunities for birdwatchers. Wildflowers, including the rare Acacia granitica, flourish in the shallow, rocky soils and provide colourful displays in spring and summer.
Explore Crows Nest Creek, the falls and the Valley of Diamonds by following walking tracks that start at the picnic ground. Lookouts provide views over the Valley of Diamonds. Seasonal wildflowers provide interest for photographers and naturalists, and spotlighting for nocturnal native animals can be rewarding.
Picnic and camping areas are provided (a camping permit is required). The campground includes unpowered sites for tents and caravans. Showers, toilets, barbecues, tables, water and firewood are also provided.
Albert Street,
Crows Nest Falls National Park
Crows Nest, QLD, 4355
Located 15.1K from Anduramba
Crows Nest National Park
Nestled amongst eucalypt forest, bloodwood and stringybark trees lies Crows Nest Falls, about six kilometres east of Crows Nest and 56-kilometres north of Toowoomba.
Take in the sights of nature as water plunges 20 metres over steep granite cliffs at Crows Nest Falls lookout. Extend the original 2.1-kilometre circuit by adding the Kauyoo Loop to The Cascades, Kauyoo Pool and Bottlebrush Pool, where you're able to take a dip on a hot summer's day.
Continue to adventure four and a half kilometres to Koonin lookout with a glistening birds-eye-view over the Valley of Diamonds and spot brush-tailed rock-wallabies, rosellas and fantails. Plan ahead with a reserved campsite for nocturnal bandicoot and glider sightings at night.
Three Mile Road
Crows Nest, QLD, 4355
Located 16.5K from Anduramba
Anduramba: Events
Crows Nest Day
The program starts at 7am with a fun run, then all day entertainment, music, dance displays, children's activities and finally a rodeo.
Food will be available. There will be a licensed bar, drinks, tea and coffee also available.
You can enjoy many stalls selling handcrafts, gifts and more and there will be competitions including whip cracking, crow calling, hay stacking, tyre stacking, picnic races and a tug of war.
Worm races for trained earthworms conclude with the world championship Grand Old Crow Cup.
Toowoomba Road and Curnow Street,
Crows Nest, QLD, 4355
Located 14.5K from Anduramba
Anduramba: Travel Tips
Hampton Visitor Information Centre
It is set amongst the tall timbers right on the escarpment of the Great Dividing Range at 715 metres above sea level.
It is an accredited visitor information centre which offers a one stop shop for travel information on what to see and do in the area including national parks, lakes, bushwalking, bird spotting, antique and arts and craft shopping...and much more.
The centre is staffed by friendly and knowledgeable locals who know all about the hidden gems of the region and are ready to help with directions, maps, brochures, accommodation enquiries and other travel assistance. It also has free WIFI for the travelling public's convenience.
The centre is housed in 100 year old building. The warmth emanating from the honey coloured hoop pine walls and the wide planks of the tallowwood floors mixed with the smell of the linseed oil finish make this a delightful place to pick up tourist information, talk to a local and linger awhile.
8623 New England Highway
Hampton, QLD, 4352
Located 24.9K from Anduramba


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Poor old Geri Halliwell had a bit of an underwear malfunction at the Cartier Polo the other day - her dress got caught in her knickers and she had to hide from photographers behind her companion, reports Look magazine.
Which is a shame, because Geri's white dress was fraught with potential underwear problems and it looks as though she got it right. What to wear under a crochet frock like Geri's? We reckon a smooth nude bra (some nice new arrivals from Chantelle and Sloggi) and nude control pants are the way to go (as long as you don't get them tangled up in your dress, of course).
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Only eight Big Ten teams played during Week 7, and three of those four games were forgettable. There was also a four-overtime thriller that will be remembered by many college football fans until the next great game is played next week.
But never mind all of that; the key to last week is that Ohio State did not play. This gives us a chance to finally acknowledge some of the other great players in this conference without them being overshadowed by one of the nation's top teams.
A Wisconsin running back, Northwestern linebacker and Michigan tight end are just some of the players who shined.


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KENTWOOD -- Friends of Renee Robbins, the East Kentwood High School graduate killed in a Vermont crash Sunday, are planning a candlelight vigil tonight in her honor.
The vigil is set for 7:15 p.m. at Pinewood Park, near 52nd Street and Kalamazoo Avenue.
A post on a memorial Facebook page for Robbins asks people to "bring your own candles and happy memories."
Robbins died when a car she was riding in crashed near Norwich Military University in Northfield Vt.
Police allege the driver was drunk and said that, of eight people in the car, three were critically injured.
Robbins, 18, graduated from East Kentwood High School in May.
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Friday, July 06, 2007
Inja Belgique
I racked it into a secondary fermenter yesterday and had a wee nip along the way. It's awfully green, so I want to hedge a bit, but it seemed to have turned out like I intended and I have high hopes that it may be something special.
The takeaway is, I guess, that the Summit hops are pretty amazing. I bet we start to see these appear more commonly in commercial beers. If you want to try one that really highlights the hop, go get a sixer of Widmer '07. Okay, I'm done, thanks for the indulgence.
3 comments:
- Stan Hieronymus said...
I agree that Summit is a terrific new hop, but I suspect we'll find it shines best a a blending hop.
Last year Drake's (in the Bay Area) hosted a festival where everybody brought a beer brewed only with Summit. A lot of people loved it, but I also talked to some that said the beers were pretty one-dimensional.
A brewpub here in Albuquerque made a single-hop 65-70 BU IPA using Summit when it was first released. Astonishingly smooth and lots of hop flavor. But we quickly agreed that it would be better interacting with some C hops.
- 11:19 AM, July 07, 2007
- Jeff Alworth said...
I used Willamettes in the boil, which I hoped would give an honest, true bittering. The Summits were mainly for their own, unique quality. While I like single-hop experiments (and some hops stand on their own pretty well), you inevitably sacrifice some depth and complexity.
- 5:01 PM, July 08, 2007
- Chris said...
Hey Jeff,
The secret Double Mountain strain is the Rochefort house yeast.
Don't tell Charlie I told you ;)
- 5:11 PM, July 09, 2007


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Your New Favorite Vinaigrette
It's Recipe Redux time and this month's theme is condiments, spreads, and dressings. I'm sharing with you my favorite vinaigrette salad dressing!!
This Asian-inspired vinaigrette salad dressing is the backbone of my "famous" Mandarin Orange Salad. It's famous because if you know me, you've likely enjoyed this salad on many occasions. It's my go-to. Some of you are laughing right now because you're sick of this salad. And some of you are happy to finally get the recipe. The rest of you are dying to try it, right?
Mandarin Orange Salad
For the Salad:
- 1 head Romaine lettuce, chopped
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 4 scallions, sliced
- 1 can Mandarin Oranges, drained
- 1/2 cup sugared almonds
For the Dressing:
- 3 Tbsp olive oil
- 2 Tbsp red wine vinegar
- 1 Tbsp fresh parsley, chopped
- 1 tsp sugar
- 1/4 tsp dry mustard
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp pepper
Make the sugared almonds first by heating about 1/2 cup slivered almonds under medium heat in about 3 Tbsp sugar, stirring constantly. As soon as they start to tan, remove from heat. Lay out on aluminum foil until cooled.
Assemble salad ingredients in large bowl. In a small bowl, whisk together vinegar, seasonings and oil until blended. Stir in fresh parsley. Add dressing to salad, top with sugared almonds before serving.
Don't forget to visit my fellow Reduxers below for their take on condiments, spreads, and dressings.
- Carlene Helble-Carlene's Figments – Roasted Eggplant Pepper Schmeer
- Deanna Segrave-Daly – Teaspoon of Spice – Sicilian Relish
- Cherie Schetselaar Grain Crazy – Fry Sauce
- Dr Barb – Nutrition Budgeteer – Jalapeno Ranch Dressing is Versatile & Healthier
- Elizabeth Jarrard- Don't (White) Sugar-Coat it – Spicy Tahini Dressing
- Kat Lynch – Eating The Week – Citrus Sesame Avocado Dressing
- Emma Stirling – The Scoop on Nutrition – Recipe Redux Kitchen Garden Salsa Verde
- Emma Cutfield-The Hearty Heart – Go-Go-Goji: Blood Building Salad Dressing
- Lisa @ Healthful Sense – Sweet Peanut Sauce & Dressing
- Regan @ The Professional Palate – Ponzu Sauce
- Danielle Omar – Food Confidence RD – Recipe Redux: Your New Favorite Vinaigrette
- Stephanie Howard – Give Them Something Better – Creamy Garlic Feta Dressing
- Nicole Ferring Holovach – Whole Health RD – Mapple Salad Dressing
- Kristen @ Swanky Dietitian – Italian Vinaigrette Artichoke Dressing
- Ann Dunaway Teh – Eat to Nourish, Energize & Flourish – Thai Basil Peanut Pesto
- Kristina @ Love and Zest – Spiced Pumpkin Dip
- Meg @ Meg's Food Reality – Sweet Potato Hummus
- gretchen | kumquat – dariy-free ranch dressing
- Everyday Tastiness – Pistachio Butter
- Alysa Bajenaru – Inspired RD – How to Roast Garlic & a Recipe for Roasted Garlic Hummus
- EA Stewart-The Spicy RD – Creamy Triple Pepper and Kale Dip
- Liz Weiss & Janice Newell Bissex – Meal Makeover Moms' Kitchen – Garden-Fresh Tomato & Avocado Salsa
- Jessica Fishman Levinson – Nutritioulicious – Butternut Squash Cream Cheese Spread


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Currently, allergy testing is available Mon mornings, Tues and Wed all day, and Thurs mornings. Testing is only scheduled after you have seen one of our providers and been screened appropriately. Testing is by appointment only and generally last 45 minutes to an hour.
Allergy shots (subcutaneous immunotherapy) are available through our clinic. Appointments are required, and shots are generally given every day from 8 - 11:30 a.m. and then from 1 - 4 p.m.
Remember that the check in process for appointments can take up to 15 minutes. Be sure to plan enough time for parking and check-in before your appointment. Testing patients who are more than 15 minutes late may have to reschedule their appointments.
While we strive to stick to the above schedule, there are times where dates or times are unavailable. You can check this by calling 404-778-3381. Every effort will be made to notify patients affected by any change as quickly as possible, and to rearrange appointments to your convenience.
If you have questions or are having a problem, please call 404-778-3381 and ask to leave a message for the allergy nursing staff. You will generally receive a return call that business day. Messages left after 3pm may not be answered until the next day
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In 1978, when Morgan Freeman opened on Broadway in The Mighty Gents, he earned spectacular reviews and a Tony nomination. The play closed after nine performances. In 1987, when Freeman appeared onscreen in Street Smart, he earned spectacular reviews and an Oscar nomination. The movie folded in 14 days. Last month Freeman packed up his off-Broadway raves and the 1984 Obie award he won for The Gospel at Colonus and moved with the newly reopened musical to Broadway. The last time he looked, the production was still there.
Even if the oracle who convinced him that this gospel version of the Oedipus saga would be "huge" proves mistaken, Freeman isn't likely to slip back into the two-year depression that hit him a decade ago. His performance as Street Smart's cruel and mercurial pimp, Fast Black, has already won four major critics' awards, and Freeman hopes to pick up a Best Supporting Actor award on April 11. Last month he signed to play controversial, bat-toting New Jersey high school principal Joe Clark in Lean on Me, a movie some Hollywood insiders regard as the year's hottest property. Suddenly, at 50, Morgan Freeman is indisputably a star.
Nonetheless, the face beneath the battered hat is none too happy this day. He has shown up at the right time but the wrong place, forcing his interviewer to race first uptown and then downtown through Manhattan's wind and rain. "You hungry?" It's not a question. "I owe you somethin' "
Faster than the sky unleashes its next downpour, though, the city's cabbies are flicking on their Off Duty signs. Caught at a light, one hack shakes his head and then, taking pity, nods. As Freeman climbs in, the driver grins. "If I'd seen it was you, I would a took you right away. Easy Reader."
"Easy Reader," says a Russian Tea Room waiter. Freeman winces. Though he played that hiply literate character from 1971 to 1976 on public television's The Electric Company, he finds no joy in being remembered for it. "It's like being known as Captain Kangaroo," he mutters. And another thing: "It irks me when I meet people who are parents now who talk about how they grew up with me."
Yet one way or another, recalling one performance or the next, people are talking about Freeman. Here's Alfred Uhry, author of the off-Broadway hit Driving Miss Daisy, turning up to say hello. Freeman won another Obie for Daisy, originating the part of the crotchety old lady's slyly submissive chauffeur. ("Excuse me," says Morgan, abandoning his meal to chat up a filmmaker at a nearby table, "but this is what this place is good for.") He has, Uhry says later, "a deep and abiding sense of humor. Especially about the fact that this year, he's hot. He's not about to forget the dark years."
There is too much to forget. The fourth child of May me Edna and Morgan Freeman, a barber who drank, Freeman spent his earliest days with his paternal grandmother near Greenwood, Miss. "I walked out the door, there was cotton," he remembers. But his grandmother died when he was 6, and Morgan and his sister joined their mother in Chicago, where he quickly learned to survive the South Side. "I stole, I conned, I passed the tests," he says.
"But I was scared. I'm not the violent type." What he liked was school and showing off, and at age 8, he was cast in a school play.
Looking back, it seems there was a certain inevitability to Freeman's career. "When I was a kid, it cost 12 cents to go to the movies," he says. "If you could find a milk bottle, you could sell it for a nickel. Soda and beer bottles were worth 2 cents. If you were diligent, you could come up with movie money every day."
Curiously, he never connected the movies to his own acting skill. Instead, he looked at the screen and stole another dream. By high school, he wanted to be a fighter pilot. "My value system was put in place by the movies," Morgan explains. "I believed what I saw." He also believed the Air Force would give him his chance. It did not. Despite high test scores, he says, he was given a job as a mechanic. "I don't know what else it could have been but race," he insists, still bitter.
Leaving the Air Force in 1959, he headed for Hollywood with no money, no car and no notion of what was in store. "I thought I'd just present myself and be hired," he says. Eventually he did land a job—as a dancer at the 1964 World's Fair. Not until two years later, when he was touring with The Royal Hunt of the Sun, did Freeman get his shot at drama. "It was so easy," he recalls. "I thought, this is what I do."
New York producers agreed, particularly Joseph Papp, who cast him in Mother Courage and Coriolanus. "Morgan's mind is never a blank," says Papp, "and you see that onstage. It's as if he's had 1,000 years of living experience. But also, he has the good speech required for Shakespeare." Gloria Foster, who starred with Freeman in both productions, puts it more bluntly: "Next to James Earl Jones, he's got the best voice in the business."
It's a voice that's having its share of trouble now, as Freeman struggles to be heard above the pounding jack-hammers outside the restaurant. Boarding another cab, he takes the interview home—to his warm, cluttered apartment in a grand old West Side building where he and his second wife, costume designer Myrna Colley-Lee, 47, took on the back-breaking task of removing the layers of paint that concealed wooden moldings.
The couple met in 1976, when both were working off-Broadway. "He was very aloof, alone," she says. "It turned out he was separating from his wife, so he was very melancholy." Freeman had met his first wife, Jeanette Bradshaw, when they worked in a New York travel agency. In 1971 they had a daughter, Morgana, and Morgan adopted Jeanette's daughter Deena, now 25. The personal life he calls "convoluted" also includes two sons, Alphonso, now 28, and Saifoulaye, now 27, by women he did not marry. Freeman remains close to all four children.
When Morgan and Myrna first connected, his moodiness might also have been traced to alcohol. "I don't know how you slide into these things," he muses. "But I found myself lying face down in the hall one morning. I quit drinking." Says Myrna: "Thinking about his father made him stop."
When Myrna and Morgan married in 1984, she says, "I was hysterical to have a baby. But Morgan didn't want another." The solution came in the form of Morgan's granddaughter, E'Dena Hines, now 6. "His daughter Deena was having a hard time, so I asked for E'Dena to live with us," Myrna explains. "Morgan functions more like a grandfather, but he's happy I got this chance at parenting."
Glasses pushed halfway down his nose, a small smile crossing his face, Freeman reaches up for a framed photo of E'Dena and Myrna's sister, Donna Lee, 26, a writer who also lives with them. A broader smile appears with a picture of what he calls "my estate"—44 acres in Charleston, Miss. Walking down the hall, he points to a picture of his 30-foot sloop; someday he plans to sail around the world. His other passion is the history of blacks in the West. He still hopes to be the screen's first black cowboy star.
"I've always been impressed by how completely Morgan becomes a character," says Myrna, "and how little he takes away." Christopher Reeve, who played the desperate journalist to Freeman's evil pimp in Street Smart, agrees. With a chuckle, Reeve recalls a scene in which Morgan threatened him by holding a broken bottle to his neck. "On one take, he drew blood," Chris says. "He kept acting, didn't stop, because he's too good for that. But afterwards it took me a half hour to calm him down. He kept saying, 'Oh my God, I cut you,' and apologizing, and I had to laugh. All this sensitivity from a crazed street pimp!"
What Reeve calls Freeman's "basic decency" may find expression in his role in the film Clean and Sober, scheduled for release this fall. In that one, Michael Keaton plays a hotshot real estate agent addicted to cocaine, Morgan the recovering addict-drug counselor who treats him. "I discovered cocaine in the early '80s, when I started making movies," says Freeman. "I stopped." What pulled him back, he believes, is the simple fact that "I'm not a kid. I've got lots more control over myself."
Since then, he swears, "I've been clean and sober for years." Sober enough to raise an eyebrow and remark of his current close encounter with fame, "You know, I've gotten this kind of attention before." Sober enough to say that since television "never takes the time to do something well," he'd never do a TV series. Sober enough to take that back. "I want a new boat," he admits.
Oscar Hopeful Morgan Freeman Knows Better Than Anyone That Sometimes Genius Isn't Enough
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The sword and sandal film, or the peplum (as it is known in Italy, where the genre originated,) has been a part of movie lore since at least 1914, when the character of Maciste debuted in the Italian silent epic Cabiria. Pepla have remained a part of cinema ever since, with stories derived from barbarian and gladiator tales or Biblical and mythological origins. Most of these movies are infused with similar tropes: low technology warfare (hence the swords and sandals,) beautiful and scantily clad women, oppressive political states, a casual (yet oft interesting) relationship to history, and a surfeit of action and violence. Mostly, though, sword and sandal epics are known for their heroes, men with hyperstimulated musculature who tend to grunt and smash their way through much of the narrative. These films celebrate the excess of the masculine, reveling in depictions of male flesh and distinctly male aspects that distinguishes the genre from any other. Hundreds of these films have been produced in Italy alone, though the more famous incarnations to North American audiences have been produced since 1980, including the Conan the Barbarian series, the Beastmaster series, Ridley Scott's Gladiator, Wolfgang Peterson's Troy, and Zack Snyder's 300. Currently, the genre is enjoying a renaissance, with numerous variations forthcoming: the remake of The Clash of the Titans, Centurion, and The Prince of Persia will all be released in theaters in 2010, and on television, Starz network has already renewed their original series Spartacus: Blood and Sand. Despite the proliferation of these movies, however, little critical exploration has been done on these films, especially on the nature of the genre as a whole. This collection works to correct that oversight. This work hopes to examine the genre's relationships to masculinity, sex and sexuality, women, and violence and explore critical issues that take seed in individual films, in series, or in the genre as a whole.
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The Italian Hercules, Maciste, Samson, Goliath, or Ursus series of pepla
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[QUOTE=palebluedots;880699]Something rubs me the wrong way about how that was said. I suspect it's not that people with health problems are gullible and will "latch on" to whatever's out there, but rather that they are more inclined to try experiments to see what makes them feel better. As you admittedly have no health problems, you may not understand the awfulness of not being well on a day-to-day basis. For myself, after years of staunchly believing what the science does officially say got me absolutely nowhere, so it was time for a change. It's still approached in a completely reasonable manner, and it's not at all that I've just latched onto the next fad. :-/[/QUOTE]
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Adrian Lamo on the line there. Lamo also told me he submitted those chat logs between him and Manning to wikileaks and it's their decision whether or not they want to publish them ...
The allegations are false. If you continue to print false material, there will be repercussions. Mr. Lamo is by no means a credible source. It is disturbing that you entertain him.
I don't have time to deal with CNN, and you want me to play 20questions with a Lamo puppet from 'daily tech'?
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um miss your husband made the most stupid mistake! buying a wii from china if you dont know the language is dumb really dumb. sell it on e-bay and buy an american wii.
My husband has just returned from China complete with a new Wii as a christmas present for the kids (aye right!!!) I believe that it has been "chipped" but have absolutely no idea of what this means. The start up menu's all seem to be in chinese / japanese but the games are in english. We purchased a couple of games today but neither seem to work, the only games working are the games he bought in China. Apparently we can download games from the internet etc but unsure of how this works ... the instruction manuals are also in chinese/japanese.
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um miss your husband made the most stupid mistake! buying a wii from china if you dont know the language is dumb really dumb. sell it on e-bay and buy an american wii.
Hey everyone it's me MRCOOLGH its been forever and a half since I came back on in fact its been at least a year and a half since I was here. Last time I visited Wiichat was 02-26-2008 and I'm gald to be back everyone!
Since its been chiped it means it should play ALL wii games
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A friend of mine had one of our developers in China get a Wii for him. It is properly chipped and plays all Wii games. The menu is in Chinese and the weather channel only shows Japan, but it's not a problem for him since he can read Chinese.
I would toss/sell the dern thing. Even if you somehow get it properly chipped here in the U.S., the risk of something breaking (with no warranty) is much greater now that it's been cracked open twice. Also, the dang menus are in Chinese. If you and the kids can't read the menus, forget about it.
edit: where in China did your husband get the Wii? A street vendor or store? Beijing?
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May 24, 2011, 10:22 AM
Hi fellas where could I find the small grip insert for an old Walther p99? Mine came with one in there and I want to find the small one to see if it fits better. Thanks!
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May 24, 2011, 11:06 AM
Where are you located? Maybe someone local has one you could try.
May 24, 2011, 11:21 AM
Wouldn't S&W/Walther parts be the frist place to check with? 1-800-372-6454
May 24, 2011, 11:48 AM
If you want to buy one blind, Earl's is the place for all Walther odds and ends you could want. The piece you're looking for is called a backstrap. Their prices tend to be high, but you can find just about anything by calling them.
May 24, 2011, 12:12 PM
Go to the walther forum website and post a WTB - someone may be able to hook you up. Earl costs a lot and has a minimum order as well
May 24, 2011, 12:22 PM
S&W tends to be cheper than Earl's.
May 24, 2011, 01:21 PM
thanks for the number (sincerely)... tried it... always so hard to get through?
May 24, 2011, 02:59 PM
:DOK got it coming $25 and change for the small and the large shipped. THanks for the phone number!
May 24, 2011, 07:48 PM
I saw this a bit too late. I've got one I would've given you (except now seeing you're out $25, I might've tried to get $12.50 off of ya :evil:). If shipping doesn't eat up the value of returning it, give me a shout. Mine has never been installed, never will be on my gun, and I ain't getting rid of the gun so I don't need the strap.
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May 24, 2011, 10:15 PM
What a rip off. Earl's provides a service but I bought a back strap from S&W for 10 bucks shipped for my P99...
Earl's is a joke.
May 25, 2011, 04:39 PM
Uh, I think he ordered two from S&W for that price. I gave him the S&W parts order phone number.
May 29, 2011, 09:25 PM
Hey fellas, any tips in switching out the grips? Looks like a couple of roll pins?
wild cat mccane
May 29, 2011, 09:50 PM
if you don't have a punch set, just find a drill bit that fits in. Put the drill bit upside down into the hole. Walla! hit with hammer lightly and you are on your way :)
There is talk that the pin in there can get scratched and rust easily. Take care with it
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