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East Wheatfield Township
State police at Indiana said thieves entered a Turm Oil Inc. parking lot along the west side of Route 56, east of Wagner Road, Saturday or Sunday, and stole items from four parked water trucks.
Police said tires chains, a tow chain, batteries and battery cables valued at $1,835 were stolen.
The thieves also caused $90 damage to the trucks.
Anyone with information on the theft is asked to call the state police at (724) 357-1960.
Pine Township
Criminal mischief
State police at Indiana said it's believed someone cut the spark plug wire and fuel lines on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle owned by Ruby Klingensmith, 42, of Strongstown.
Police said the criminal mischief happened Saturday along Country Meadows Lane.
Burrell Township
Retail theft
Amy Beth Mahkovic, 46, of Blairsville, was charged with retail theft by state police at Indiana.
Police charged her with stealing $23.10 worth of merchandise from the Walmart store at about 2:05 p.m. June 23.
Conemaugh Township
Computer trespass
State troopers from the Indiana station are investigating an incident in which someone unlawfully accessed and altered the Facebook account of Addam Fink, 26, of Clarksburg.
Police said the unlawful use of his account happened at 6:39 p.m. Saturday.
Center Township
Simple assault
Dale Hiltabidle, 35, of Coral, was assaulted at 6176 Route 119 South at 3:15 a.m. Sunday, according to state police at Indiana.
Police described the suspect in the assault only as a 29-year-old male from Coral.


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Castellani, CES and Kelleher, EJR and Travers, JC and Popa, D and Sun, Z and Hasan, T and Ferrari, AC and Popov, SV and Taylor, JR (2011) Nanotube-based passively mode-locked Raman laser. 2011 Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics: Laser Science to Photonic Applications, CLEO 2011.Full text not available from this repository.
We demonstrate passive mode-locking of a Raman fiber laser using a nanotube-based saturable absorber. The normal dispersion cavity generates highly-chirped 500 ps pulses that are compressed down to 2 ps, with 1.4 kW peak power. © 2011 OSA.
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Wilson is as American as you can get,who happens to hold Dual Citizenship. Everything in international context is USA. Born here,thats it.
Burke drafted more after Cherry called him on it too i know.
He actually lived in Canada until 12 years old, he moved to the United States because his dad was a professional hockey player. That being said, he comes from a long line of Canadian hockey folk.
He wasn't the most skilled player, so would have never made a Canadian team as a player and thus chose to play for the U.S. instead of sitting home during international tournaments - because he loved playing the game of Hockey.
I hardly think this is because he is as American as they come.
Burke Draft history before comments made by Cherry in 2012:
25 1 Stuart Percy D Mississauga St. Michael's Majors [OHL]
86 3 Joshua Leivo L Sudbury Wolves [OHL]
152 6 David Broll L Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds [OHL]
190 7 Garret Sparks G Guelph Storm [OHL]
2010 Entry 62 3 Greg McKegg C Erie Otters [OHL]
2010 Entry 144 5 Sam Carrick C Brampton Battalion [OHL]
2009 Entry 7 1 Nazem Kadri C London Knights [OHL]
2009 Entry 58 2 Jesse Blacker D Windsor Spitfires [OHL]
2009 Entry 68 3 Jamie Devane L Plymouth Whalers [OHL]
2009 Entry 188 7 Barron Smith D Peterborough Petes [OHL]
Only in 2010 did he select less players from the OHL then in 2012, after those comments.
In 2009 and 2011 he selected more players than in 2012, when supposibly listened to Cherry and started drafting guys from the OHL...
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How to: Create TableAdapter Queries
TableAdapter queries are SQL statements or stored procedures that your application can execute against a database.
Add as many queries to a TableAdapter as your application requires. TableAdapter queries appear as methods on a TableAdapter. When you create a query called FillByCity that takes a parameter representing the city value, the query is added to the TableAdapter. It is added as a typed method that takes the correct type of parameter as an argument — in this case a string representing the city value. You call the TableAdapter query just like any method on any object. For example, the following code executes the FillByCity query and fills the Customers table with all customers with a city value of Seattle:
string cityValue = "Seattle"; customersTableAdapter.FillByCity(northwindDataSet.Customers, cityValue);
String cityValue = "Seattle"; northwindDataSetCustomersTableAdapter.FillByCity(northwindDataSet.get_Customers(), cityValue);
TableAdapter queries can fill a data table (Fill and FillBy queries) or return new data tables populated with the data returned by the query (GetData and GetDataBy queries).
You can add queries to existing TableAdapters by running the TableAdapter Query Configuration Wizard. (Right-click any TableAdapter and choose Add Query.)
The dialog boxes and menu commands you see might differ from those described in Help depending on your active settings or edition. To change your settings, choose Import and Export Settings on the Tools menu. For more information, see Visual Studio Settings.
Create a query in the Dataset Designer
To add a query to a TableAdapter in the Dataset Designer
Open a dataset in the Dataset Designer. For more information, see How to: Open a Dataset in the Dataset Designer.
Right-click the desired TableAdapter, and select Add Query.
Drag a Query from the DataSet tab of the Toolbox onto a table on the designer.
The TableAdapter Query Configuration Wizard opens.
Complete the wizard; the query is added to the TableAdapter.
Create a Query Directly on a Form in Your Windows Application
If you have an instance of a TableAdapter on your form you can add a query using the Search Criteria Builder Dialog Box, which adds a ToolStrip control to the form that accepts any input parameters required by the query, as well as a button to run the query.
To add a query to a TableAdapter using the Search Criteria dialog box
Select a TableAdapter in the component tray.
Click the TableAdapter's smart tag, and choose Add Query.
Complete the dialog box and the query is added to the TableAdapter. For more information, see Search Criteria Builder Dialog Box.
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TasksHow to: Edit TableAdapter Queries
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Michael Robbins's Drone Poem for President Obama
As poets craft their own poems at this inaugural moment, we'd like to steer you over to Michael Robbins's Tumblr. Apparently, his poem was so on target that it missed the mark for some unnamed news organization. Here's what Robbins says:
So a certain news organization has informed me they cannot publish the inaugural poem for Obama they commissioned from me, because it contains the word "queef." I could drone (ha!) on about the obscenity of a society in which any moron can purchase an assault rifle but a tiny vulgar word is considered too dangerous, but instead, I'm just going to post the poem here. I hope you like it.
N.B.: American drone strikes, which are almost certainly illegal under international law, have killed at least 203 children in Yemen & Pakistan. President Obama has ordered six times as many drone strikes as President Bush did.
We'll leave it up to you to head over to Robbins's Tumblr for the full poem.
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[quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="bigblue4417"]Morehead, here is why I traded for Vick in a nutshell. lol
Vick is on pace to do something no NFL player has ever done: Throw for 4,000 yards and run for 1,000 yards in a single season.
course, staying healthy enough to play 16 games wont be easy if the
Eagles offensive line doesnt improve. And if the Eagles defense
doesnt improve, Vick is going to be playing in a lot of meaningless
games in December.</p>
and because u traded garbage to get him
who are we kidding here
It's not that bad. lol
Who would you want with Stafford for Romo?


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Pizza Night
For February's dinner, I wanted to do something different, something that didn't necessarily revolve around a cuisine. I chose to go with a "Pizza" theme. I"m using quotes because my challenge was that everything either had to look like pizza or taste like pizza somehow. I admit this gave me a lot of flexibility, but it was still a challenge. This was also my biggest group thus far. Many of the regulars attended, as well as few newcomers. Angela, who attended the Mediterranean dinner, arrived a bit early and kept me company while I finished making appetizers. I chose to go with baked wonton pizza bites with a tomato dipping sauce. I used a mini-cupcake pan and filled the wonton wrappers with a mixture of spinach, turkey pepperoni, mozzarella cheese and a simple tomato...read more


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Pork Chops and Applesauce
8 boneless pork loin chops, about 3 ounces each
1 teaspoon kosher sea salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon turmeric
1/8 teaspoon ground cumin
1/8 teaspoon ground coriander
1/8 teaspoon ground cardamom
pinch ground cloves
pinch cayenne pepper
pinch allspice
2 tablespoons lard or other cooking fat
1 cup
Homemade Applesauce
Mix all of the ingredients except the pork chops, lard and applesauce in a small bowl. Rub the pork chops with the spice mixture and allow to rest at room temperature for at least 30 minutes.
Melt the lard in a large, heavy skillet over medium-high heat. Sear the pork chops until browned, about 2 minutes per side. Lower the temperature to medium-low; cover and continue to cook until the pork chops reach an internal temperature of 145 F, another 5 to 7 minutes.
Remove the chops from the skillet; cover and allow to rest for 5 minutes before serving the applesauce.
Nutrition (per serving): 321 calories, 12.5g total fat, 118.4mg cholesterol, 555.8mg sodium, 762.2mg potassium, 12.4g carbohydrates, 2.4g fiber, 8.9g sugar, 38.4g protein
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text: Bugs item #3243683, was opened at 2011-03-25 08:34 Message generated for change (Comment added) made by sds You can respond by visiting: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=101355&aid=3243683&group_id=1355 Please note that this message will contain a full copy of the comment thread, including the initial issue submission, for this request, not just the latest update. Category: clisp Group: lisp error Status: Open Resolution: None Priority: 5 Private: No Submitted By: Bill Evans (mariposabill) Assigned to: Bruno Haible (haible) Summary: (posix:wait) race condition Initial Comment: My abject apologies if this is a feature, not a bug. The response to artifact 3224360 was that I should avoid (linux:waitpid) and use (posix:wait) instead. This presents a race condition (to say the least) if the child process finishes before the parent can get around to waiting for it, as the following will demonstrate. === platform: Linux tiger 2.6.26-2-686 #1 SMP Sat Dec 26 09:01:51 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux === compiler version: gcc (Debian 4.3.2-1.1) 4.3.2 Copyright (C) 2008 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. === glibc version: /lib/libc-2.7.so === clisp version: GNU CLISP 2.49 (2010-07-07) (built 3510043534) (memory 3510043839) Software: GNU C 4.3.2 gcc -g -O2 -W -Wswitch -Wcomment -Wpointer-arith -Wimplicit -Wreturn-type -Wmissing-declarations -Wno-sign-compare -Wno-format-nonliteral -O2 -fexpensive-optimizations -falign-functions=4 -DENABLE_UNICODE -DDYNAMIC_FFI -DDYNAMIC_MODULES -I. -lreadline -lncurses -ldl -lavcall -lcallback -lsigsegv libgnu_cl.a SAFETY=0 HEAPCODES LINUX_NOEXEC_HEAPCODES GENERATIONAL_GC SPVW_BLOCKS SPVW_MIXED TRIVIALMAP_MEMORY libsigsegv 2.5 libreadline 5.2 Features: (READLINE REGEXP SYSCALLS I18N LOOP COMPILER CLOS MOP CLISP ANSI-CL COMMON-LISP LISP=CL INTERPRETER SOCKETS GENERIC-STREAMS LOGICAL-PATHNAMES SCREEN FFI GETTEXT UNICODE BASE-CHAR=CHARACTER PC386 UNIX) C Modules: (clisp i18n syscalls regexp readline) Installation directory: /u/wally/public_html/doc/lisp/bug3/sandbox/ User language: ENGLISH Machine: I686 (I686) tiger.x441afea5.org [10.0.0.1] I downloaded the currently released version of clisp today (25 Mar 2011) from http://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/clisp/latest. I built it the normal way, as shown in the attached script. That script downloads the source, builds and installs clisp, copies "full" so it sits next to "base" (I still don't understand why I had to do that), and runs the program. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >Comment By: Sam Steingold (sds) Date: 2011-03-25 17:06 Message: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.lisp.clisp.devel/20422 maybe we need something like a global sigcld_enabled flag to avoid calling end_want_sigcld and losing signals ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Sam Steingold (sds) Date: 2011-03-25 10:25 Message: I think the right interface is to export begin-receive-sigchild and end-receive-sigchild and with-receive-sigchild from syscalls. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Sam Steingold (sds) Date: 2011-03-25 10:17 Message: I don't know why you think you need to copy full anywhere. http://clisp.org/impnotes/clisp.html#opt-link-set http://clisp.org/impnotes/modules.html#base-modules ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can respond by visiting: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=101355&aid=3243683&group_id=1355


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Like Father, Like Son
Posted on 26th Feb 2010 at 10:59 by Joe Martin with 39 comments
The word I had heard was 'Tegra' and what I saw was a father walking behind me, explaining something to his young son. The kid must have been no older than 11, in fact.
Now, I should clarify that I don't really know very much about Tegra. I know the basics, but my knowledge pales in comparison to the rest of the bit-tech.net and Custom PC staff. It's why you don't see me writing graphic card reviews. Still, I knew enough to follow a bit of this eavesdropped conversation in which the Dad explained what Tegra was to his boy.
I was intrigued. It wasn't the type of conversation you'd expect to hear on a city street at 11AM and the fact that the boy was earnestly interested fascinated me. Discreetly and slyly, I stopped my music and let the pair overtake me. We were heading in the same direction and I wanted to hear more about the conversation, so I listened in for a bit as I made my way home.


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Toronto's CN Tower acts as a lightning laboratory, teaching scientists how to protect delicate electronic equipment against high-voltage surges, says a new study.
Lightning data captured by measurement stations at the CN Tower point to the most effective procedures for protecting sensitive technology in tall buildings or on power lines routed through mountainous terrain. "More and more electronic equipment has very sensitive components," says study co-author Wasyl Janischewskyj, a professor emeritus at U of T's Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. "Even a small over-voltage can cause equipment to malfunction."
Lightning strikes the 553-metre-high CN Tower an average of 75 times per year. To direct the current into the ground, metallic conductors run down the tower and are connected to 42 grounding rods buried deep below the surface. Janischewskyj and his colleagues found that the unusual structure of the CN Tower – with its Skypod and observation deck – obstructs the downward flow of electricity and causes the current to peak in certain areas. Identifying such patterns is critical to designing protective measures, he says.
"This study gives us a better understanding of the electromagnetic field caused by a lightning strike to a tall structure," says Janischewskyj. "This can help designers incorporate the appropriate precautions, such as enclosures for sensitive equipment or special diodes that would 'short out' rather than cause an over-voltage inside the equipment."
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st: re: df adjustment for robust s.e. with xtreg, fe
Kit Baum <firstname.lastname@example.com>
st: re: df adjustment for robust s.e. with xtreg, fe
Sat, 13 Mar 2010 10:46:20 -0500
In the case of
webuse grunfeld
areg mvalue kstock invest, absorb(company) clu(company)
which should be equivalent to estimating via
xtreg mvalue kstock invest, fe) clu(company)
viewsource areg.ado tells you that
eret scalar rmse = `=sqrt(e(rss)/(e(N)-e(df_a)-e(df_m)-1))'
where df_a is one fewer than the number of clusters, and df_m is the number of slopes.
The areg estimate has e(rmse) = 268.73 whereas the xtreg,fe estimate has e(rmse) = 262.52295. If you take the ratio of those two numbers and square it, and multiply it by the xtreg VCE, you get the areg VCE, so the difference in SEs is explained by this scalar factor.
I think the issue here is model degrees of freedom, e(df_m). Usually model DF in a regression context is the number of slope parameters. Without the cluster option on the commands above, xtreg,fe reports e(df_m) = 11 and areg reports e(df_m) = 2, for a difference of 9: the number of units in the panel minus one, which is consistent with Stata's notion of reporting a constant term for the fixed effects, and suppressing the other fixed-effect coefficients, which would be 9 in number.
But when you turn on the cluster option, areg continues to assert e(df_m) = 2, but xtreg,fe asserts e(df_m) = 1. That one DF is not enough to cause the difference between the two e(rmse) estimates. However, you can reproduce the xtreg,fe RMS Error estimate of 262.52295 by doing sqrt(e(rss)/197). I can't see why the RMS Error from FE should be calculated with (200-3) = 197 DF.
So I think some explanation is necessary. I see no reason, conceptually, why xtreg,fe with small-sample statistics should not be exactly equivalent to areg.
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text: Salsify (Tragopogon) is not particularly aggressive, usually a biennial that flowers the second year and dies, but sometimes it lives longer. It does not spread except by seed. It is a good nectar source for things like butterflies and bees, sometimes aphids like it too, but probably not the same ones that get on Iris (???). It can produce lots of babies if it likes an area, but they are easily removed, especially when young. Sometimes you will see disturbed areas such as fallow fields, roadsides, etc. that are full of hundreds of plants, but in less disturbed areas it is usually not so abundant. Roots are edible, look something like a skinny parsnip, but I've not tasted them (it is called Oyster Plant because the root is supposed to be something like Oyster, but I expect the similarity is pretty marginal). There are at least three species, all similar, except that one has bluish to purplish flowers instead of yellow. You can buy seeds of the bluish species from seed catalogs to raise as a vegetable or garden flower.


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Jack Kasses and John Lough
Jack and John first met in 1975 at Prince of Wales Childrens Hospital where they quickly forged a strong friendship as their kids Robbie and Helen battled Leukaemia. While it was clear the doctors were doing all they could there was little being done into research for this phenomenon of childhood cancer. Determined to do something more, the two men started fundraising and in 1976 with more than a million dollars behind them founded The Childrens Leukaemia and Cancer Foundation the first of its kind in Australia. (Now known as the Childrens Cancer Institute of Australia).
While Jacks daughter Helen went on to survive the illness Johns son Robbie didnt and passed away soon after the foundation was established. As the men continued to build on their achievements John begun to face his own personal issues at home and soon retired from the cause.
Now as the foundation moves into its most ambitious expansion Jack finally got to meet up with John again where they were both the guest of honour at the opening of a new hundred million dollar facility set to open at the University of New South Wales.


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Marshall Electronics Broadcast PTZ Camera is built around a professional grade 2 Megapixel 1/2.8-inch sensor with a smooth 20x Optical Zoom (4.7~94mm) block. Versatile outputs such as HD-SDI (3G), Component-VGA, DVI (HD), and Composite outputs. Remote operation and control via RS232/RS422 using common protocols make it compatible with most integrated control systems. Broadcast adjustable settings such as Gain Control, White Balance, Exposure Control, Auto/Manual Focus, and other operational adjustments create tremendous flexibility of use. Applications served would include Corporate, Broadcast, Education, Worship, Healthcare, Medical, Government, Courtroom, Entertainment, Music and a variety of Broadcast studio workflows.
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Following several teasers, we now get a look into the new collaboration between Parisian brand Hype Means Nothing and Verbal, of AMBUSH and Teriyaki Boyz fame. The tee features Hype Means Nothing's signature style with Verbal showing off several pieces from his AMBUSH collections. Also significant is the use of color, as all previous releases have been done up in black & white. Stay tuned for further details.
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Never used this myself in anger - but an old buddy did once - in UK - heck, he had few other options in that hell hole of zero self defence! It supposedly had ''significant'' deterrant effect - that's all I recall.
Longish sock - fill with a good handful of loose change. Whirl about head and swing at BG - whack - ouch!! Sounds to me potentially effective - plus I guess you'd say easy to conceal.
But - any thoughts? Effective? I rather think it could be.


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Well, I was on my way home with my girl a nd my buddy in the car. We were heading down I-95 southbound right before the Turnpike toll at Exit 18 and was kinda pacing an Evo. He started moving around and ended up in front of me. I revved from a car length behind him (he had his window open and definitely heard me) and then I saw the puff of exhaust come out of his aftermarket exhaust (I at least know he was catless...) He started taking off, so I downshifted and hit it. By the time I got on it he had switched over a lane and I was ~3 cars behind at 65mph. By the end of 3rd we were even. By ~110 I was 1-2 cars ahead and pulling away fast. My friend waved out the back window and the guy laughed hysterically with that "damn that car is a lot faster than it was supposed to be" laugh!
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This is an excellent algae omega-3 product to take with food. e.g. Yogurt,smoothies, preferably something sweet. You could take it directly but I don't recommend it , even with the bubble gum flavor it still smells fishy. Algae Oil is a great alternative to fish oil since it contains DHA, an Omega-3 fatty acid that is not found in flax oil. This product is also more economical than DHA capsules. I take it for its Omega-3 but there is some Lycopene in it too.
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This is an excellent algae omega-3 product to take with food. e.g. Yogurt,smoothies, preferably something sweet. You could take it directly but I don't recommend it , even with the bubble gum flavor it still smells fishy. Algae Oil is a great alternative to fish oil since it contains DHA, an Omega-3 fatty acid that is not found in flax oil. This product is also more economical than DHA capsules. I take it for its Omega-3 but there is some Lycopene in it too.
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I have been concerned for some time that I could not tolerate any omega 3 products. All the ones I have tried have been fish oil products and for many years, due to health issues, I have been unable to tolerate eating any meat or fish. When I discovered this product , an omega 3 that was not animal based, I was very keen to try it and indeed found I can tolerate it. I do not know if it has any of the fishy taste some people find objectionable as I mix it with food that contains a lot of healthy spices which will mask any flavour. I also appreciate the fact it is in liquid form in a dropper bottle as this makes it so much easier when mixing it with food - much better than cutting open capsules.
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We have been successfully taking this product for years! The trick to taking this product without any nasty taste is simply to purchase empty v caps and fill one vcap with the liquid dha and swallow with water. Simple! This liquid version is far superior to the competitors because the liquid is less likely to go rancid while in full liquid form. We store in the refrigerator just to be extra safe.
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The taste of this is really awful according to me, but my children don't disagree when they get their daily supplement in form of these drops mixed into their cereals or oatmeal... Very happy that it is vegan:-).
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My body quit bruising easily when I went vegan several years ago, and this supplement made it come back with a vengeance, and my young daughter didn't fare much better. I've looked at recs from the vegan doctors and dieticians, and can only conclude it doesn't do this body good and I probably don't need it, although other people might find it useful... I get a considerable amount of short-chain omega 3s from ground flax, chia, walnuts, eating loads of greens, some seaweeds/chlorella perhaps. Combined with limited refined oil, my ratios are pretty darn good to perfect - that might be the key, or individuals may vary. I find the smell and taste of this product beyond appalling, like rotten fish... if that's an indicator! I'm in two minds about that. But take a whiff, check yourself for bruises, see how it goes if you want... or just say no! Yuck! Take a B-12 and get off the internet, vegans, you'll do just fine - nay, possibly better - without wasting money on questionable, foul-tasting supplements.
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DHA that can be hidden in a smoothie for kids. This is NOT it! Really bad fishy flavor, smell. I'm sure it's healthy but I think I'll stick to omega zen3 DHA.
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I'm not a scientist, so I can't comment about the nutrient goodness or anything like that, but I actually really like the lemon flavor (much better than the grape), it goes well in my drinks. It still has the same algae aftertaste, but that was expected, and not an issue for me. Pretty good value too, considering how expensive these types of products are always. I plan on buying more in the future.
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Unfinished Cabinets
I'm looking to put in a budget kitchen and I'm wondering how difficult it is to stain and seal unfinished cabinets? I'm not as concerned about the time it will take as much as the quality of the finished product. How realistic is it that they will turn out like store bought finished cabinets? Are they worth the time or just a waste of money?
Unless you have spraying equipment, it is doubtful you can equal a factory finish. Unfinished cabinets are usually better construction than cheap finished cabinets, but finishing is not easy. You have to decide the trade off. A cheap cabinet is still a cheap cabinet, and replacing a kitchen is not somethings that is done often. If you don't plan on staying in the house, cheap is OK.
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There are a number of reasons Hyaluronic SeruGel is not a product to consider, but the most notable is that the ingredient list appears to be sheer fiction—at the very least, it doesn't meet FDA or (global) INCI regulations. As a result, neither you nor we can tell what this product really contains, and, therefore, what you really are putting on your face.
DeVita claims their Hyaluronic SeruGel contains a "65% solution" of hyaluronic acid, which is actually a meaningless statement. A 65% solution of what isn't clear—does this mean it contains 0.5% hyaluronic acid and 64.5% water? We know it couldn't possibly mean a 65% concentration of pure hyaluronic acid because that would be an aesthetically unpleasant, viscous thick glob of product (not to mention very expensive).
SeruGel doesn't appear to contain any broad-spectrum preservatives—at least they aren't on the ingredient list. We contacted DeVita about this concern and they responded with the explanation that "Vitis vinifera (grape) seed extract" is their preservative and that it works "with the other ingredients" to become a "self-preserving" system. That isn't accurate, to say the least—there isn't any research to substantiate the claim that grape seed extract is an effective, or even an acceptable, broad-spectrum preservative against bacteria or mold. The same holds true for aloe or any other ingredient in this product.
Ordinarily, for a product that contains antioxidants, skin-identical ingredients, and anti-irritants, like this one, we would note that it still provides some benefit. In this case, however, given the extensive information gaps, the apparent lack of proper ingredient labeling, and the lack of a legitimate preservative system, we can't be certain what you're really getting (or how long it will remain bacteria- and mold-free). Skip the Hyaluronic SeruGel and consider any of the alternatives from other brands in our list of Best Serums.
The ingredient list isn't compliant with FDA or (global) INCI cosmetics regulations and standards. DeVita provides only partial (and sometimes incorrect) ingredient names. For example, "NaPCA" isn't a recognized ingredient name (presumably, they are referring to Sodium PCA). The same for "Aloe barbadensis"—do they mean the leaf, flower extract, leaf juice, or leaf juice extract? You don't know because DeVita doesn't list the name of the full ingredient.
This lack of ingredient transparency is important to mention, as DeVita goes to great lengths to indicate their compliance with INCI regulatory requirements (INCI is the ingredient labeling standard used in Europe), and, of course, because you reasonably want to know what's ingredients are in (or not in) your skin-care products.
Thirsty? Give your skin a deep drink... of Hyaluronic Acid. As one of the most hydrophilic (water-loving!) molecules in nature, it can be considered nature's best anti aging moisturizer. DeVita's oil-free SeruGel will quench your thirsty skin cells by helping to deliver maximum amounts of Hyaluronic Acid (65% solution!) Helps to prevent premature signs of aging, soften facial lines and nourish collagen.
Aloe Barbadensis (Certified Organic Aloe Vera Gel), Hyaluronic Acid (Vegan Source), Glycerin (Vegetable), Fucus Vesiculosis (Seaweed) Extract, NaPCA, Anthemis Nobilis (Chamomile) Flower Seed Extract, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Extract.
Strengths: Very few. While a few products contain beneficial ingredients, they are overshadowed by the many other ingredients that present significant concerns and by the questionable preservative systems.
Weaknesses: Ingredient label doesn't comply with FDA or (global) International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI) cosmetics regulations so you really don't know what you are putting on your face; products appear to lack adequate preservatives to keep you safe from mold and bacteria (if they're in the products, the company doesn't list them); misleading to outlandish claims; some products contain multiple potent irritants.
It seems strange that the tagline for the Arizona-based DeVita Skin Care is "Guided by Nature, Driven by Science" because they take a decidedly unscientific route to promote their products, using consumers' fears of chemicals (describing them as "poisons and toxic" on their website) to the fullest degree. If this company was driven by science, we would expect more than just the same old scare tactic—"all chemicals are bad but all plants are good." In fact, all the ingredients in any cosmetic, including water, are chemicals.
DeVita makes the claim that their products are "all natural," vegan, and paraben-free, despite the fact that parabens come from natural ingredients and there is no research showing they are a problem for the body. Their all-natural claim is easy to debunk because their products contain decidedly synthetic ingredients, such as retinol, l-carnosine, palmitoyl oligopeptide, palmitoyl tetrapeptide-3, dimethicone/vinyl dimethicone crosspolymer, and polymethylsilsesquioxane, to name a few.
Regarding the l-carnosine and retinol, they are found naturally in animals, but they do not occur in plants. However, because the natural, animal-based versions aren't very stable or effective in skin-care formulas, l-carnosine and retinol in cosmetics are (with rare exceptions) synthetic. Therefore, either DeVita isn't being straight about being a vegan line, or they have their own definition of what "all-natural" means. That may very well be the case, because the "all natural" claim is not beholden to any sort of cosmetic regulation anywhere in the world.
All of this natural, chemical-free posturing gets so tiring—the truth is that there are good and bad natural ingredients, just as there are good and bad synthetic ingredients. Natural isn't inherently better and synthetic isn't inherently evil. One problem with DeVita products is that you can't be sure what you're really putting on your skin because DeVita takes liberties with how they list product ingredients, which is a regulatory no-no. For all the DeVita products we reviewed (without exception), not a single one had an ingredient list that complied with FDA or (global) INCI standards.
For example, "De-Ionized Water" isn't a recognized name, nor is "Aloe Barbadensis." In the latter case, the designation doesn't tell you if they're using aloe leaf, aloe flower extract with alcohol, aloe leaf juice diluted with water, or just a plain aloe extract. Listing the full ingredient is important information because different forms of an ingredient can mean different things to a formula and can have different effects on your skin.
We admire DeVita in that they don't resort to alcohol-based formulas (a rare quality for a natural brand); unfortunately, it seems they ignored, or simply overlooked, the research on the potent irritant potential of essential oils and fragrances.
They also seem to ignore the risks inherent in not using an effective preservative system. Many of the products we reviewed had questionable preservative systems (see individual product reviews for details), which is bad news (for you and your skin) because you won't know how long you can safely use a product before it's overrun by bacteria and mold. We raised our concern about the preservatives with a representative from DeVita and were told that their products were preserved by the use of aloe, allantoin, grape seed extract, grapefruit seed extract, and "others," depending on the product. To be clear, none of these ingredients has any research demonstrating an ability to work as broad-spectrum preservatives; that is, they won't keep your product free of mold, fungi, or bacteria.
It is true that some ingredients have natural antibacterial benefits, but that doesn't mean they are a good substitute for tried-and-true preservatives. For example, vitamin C has antibacterial and antioxidant benefit, but are you willing to drink from a container of 100% fruit juice that's been sitting on the counter for a month or two? There are plenty of options for effective preservatives, no matter if your preference is for natural skin care or not, but aloe, allantoin, grape seed, and grapefruit seed extract aren't counted among them.
We understand the appeal of DeVita as a brand for those who are enamored with the concept of 100% natural products. However, the reality is that DeVita presents this appearance of "all natural" by fudging the details, devising their own definitions of "all natural," and providing inaccurate information about the source of their ingredients (vegan plant-based l-carnosine and natural silicone—Really?). In many of the products we reviewed, DeVita either omits the source of their preservatives, or (more dangerous to imagine) uses ineffective preservative systems. We are not against naturally derived ingredients by any means, but if you're looking to use natural products, you can do better than this brand, which ultimately leaves you questioning what exactly it is you're putting on your skin.
For more information on DeVita, visit www.devitaskincare.com or call 1-877-233-8482.
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Have you've gotten ideas for quilts from a strange or unusual source?
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Have you've gotten ideas for quilts from a strange or unusual source?
Funny you should ask. Just the other day when I was I was sitting on the 'potty' I noticed that my bathroom floor tiles would make a great block pattern. :mrgreen:
The bathroom wallpaper in a Seattle hotel.
The hallway tiles in the school I used to work at
Oh my gosh!! Cissy beat me to it! I don't remember where I was, but it was a public restroom, and the designs in the floor tiles were perfect for quilt designs! LOL
Legos...the pattern in my avatar is from legos.
I was about to ask you what that pattern was!Originally Posted by nor'easter
Did you make it up or is it a variation of a pattern that already exists?
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Fixture schedule no problem for Smith
Andy Smith is looking forward to Christmas almost like a child anticipating the arrival of Santa Claus.
It's got nothing to do with what presents he will find under his tree though as the Portadown striker is simply relishing playing football.
And there will be plenty of that with today's home game against Newry City being the first of four games in eleven days for the entire Irish Premier League - and Smith can't wait to get stuck in.
"I've missed a lot of football over the last few years with injuries, so having a lot of games in a short period of time is fantastic," said Smith.
"The more games there are the better as far as I am concerned.
"The only way to get match fit is by playing matches. I am getting close to where I want to be in terms of fitness and playing football is a bonus for me."
Smith has put the dark days of three injury ravaged years and no goals behind him by hitting the net three times so far since signing for the Ports in October.
His short-term contract has only a few weeks left to run and what happens after that is still a mystery.
Manager Ronnie McFall remains noncommittal and Smith too isn't in any rush to make a decision.
"I haven't thought about what is going to happen in January," he said.
"I will keep playing and make a decision when a decision needs to be made.
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At what temperature(s) should the thermometer perform its functions? I noticed when I was installing the new one it mentioned 25° and 50°,
This is a "defrost thermostat" with cut-in (ON) at 25F and cut-out (OFF) at 50F.
Most new Whirlpool fridges use a cut-out temperature at 60 to 70F.
50F cut-out is too low for Whirlpool fridge and will lead to "insufficient defrost heating" which will lead to the building up of frost.
8-10 min defrost heating ON-time is a bit short. Would normally expect 10-15 min out of a period of 21 min.
Note that "Heavy frost" is building up in your picture.
You still have "minor" defrost problem.
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I played Gravity Rush and got the Platinum. In my opinion it is the best game for vita, it is an absolute essential and I am glad she is going to be in all stars.
While I have not played the actual Starhawk game I was in the beta, The game was very fun and I loved the aspect of being able to call in different things such as vehicles, weapons etc. My only concern is from the gameplay videos it seems Emmet might be a tad bit overpowered. Seeing as he can build a turrent and it can shoot enemies. He can drop down new weapons while his turrents are covering him and with each new weapons his supers change.
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Played Gravity Rush, one of my absolute favorite games. Haven't picked up StarHawk but I know Sony was pushing that hard so I may pick it up.
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I haven't played either, and the first time i heard of them was when they were getting added in (they seem like a waste of DLC since they so unknown, they should have picked someone that is known world-wide and not just in Japan or w/e)
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Thank you, Senator Carper, for calling this hearing today. It provides an opportunity to tout the successes of one of the few EPA-administered programs that has strong bipartisan support: the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA), a voluntary grant and loan program designed to reduce domestic diesel emissions. DERA was first passed as part of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 and was reauthorized in 2010. Immediately after Congress's reauthorization, President Obama stripped the program's funding from his budget for the upcoming fiscal year, making a clear statement of his Administration's belief that it was no longer a priority.
DERA has been a successful voluntary program that has achieved reductions in black carbon in the United States without significant negative implementation costs to the regulators or the regulated community. Recent changes in emission standards, the retrofitting of out-of-date engines, and the eventual turnover of older vehicles are expected to reduce the total amount of black carbon emissions by 86% by 2030. As a country, we have already achieved significant reductions with federal regulations and the cost-effective solutions at hand, such as diesel particulate filters: the United States now represents only 8% of global black carbon emissions. The success of DERA and the drastic decrease in domestic emissions have led to similar legislation being introduced abroad.
Many people today will discuss black carbon as a "proven warming agent." It is prudent to not forget the rest of the story: that black carbon is co-emitted with other pollutants, such as organic carbon, that have a cooling effect on the atmosphere. Climate effects of black carbon include cloud interactions, which are not well-quantified and may cause either warming or cooling. Also, collectively, aerosols - of which black carbon is one - are widely understood to have a cooling effect on a global average basis. Clearly, there is a proven need for a more comprehensive evaluation of both the magnitude of particular global and regional climate effects due to black carbon.
As the effects of black carbon are regional in nature, the developing world's emissions do not significantly impact the United States' public health concerns. China and India comprise 80% of worldwide emissions, meaning any domestic controls would have minimal impact on global emissions levels. Any attempt to mitigate black carbon at the global scale will depend on application of a variety of strategies rather than widespread adoption of a single strategy, and, as of right now, there are too many questions and uncertainties surrounding the element to move forward.
EPA has acknowledged there is not enough information currently available about the impacts of black carbon on public health and the climate. Earlier this year, in the final PM NAAQS rule, EPA disagreed with the claim that the Agency should "pursue black carbon reductions for purposes of reducing the impacts of climate change on public health." The Agency and Congress must have more certainty regarding the relative importance of its impacts, as well as commitments from the countries that are the largest emitters, before we even begin discussing black carbon regulation.
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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - January 17, 1905, Ada, Oklahoma HIK NEV HIVES THE J WHILE ITM sKWS sKIWs j THE ADA EVENING NEWS. THE NEWS DELI VK int- BKI KKD AT I WEEK DEVOTED TO MAKING ADA A LARGER AND MORE PROGRESSIVE CITY VOLUME IADA, INDIAN TERRITORY, TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 17, 1905. NUMBER 264 WE NEVER WAS* More In Earnest! vt/ kl/ % w vt/ vt/ vt/ Than we are right now, in our ^ JANUARY SALE White Mercerised Waisting Permanent finish, 50c quality, January clear ance price ..........4<>c Entire line of Flnnnette and Outing Suiting, all season at 10c, January Clearance price . Sic Staple Check. Aprons Gingham, our regular Ti* qual ity, January Clearance price .................5c Ladies' Knit Mercerized Underskirts, regular price $2 5o, January Clearance price..............$2. o<» Ladies' Dress Skirts now priced very reasonable, entire line goes One-Fourth Off Ladies', Misses' and Children's Wraps, marked very rea* son* ole at One-Fourth Off Embroideries Unequaled in Values. Bb Mire and pr ce them. January Clearance price............ 3c, 4c, 5c, Ti & loc Remnants in Wool goods in all colors, all weaves, at one-third to one half regular price. Call for them. CLOTHIN G , Including Men's, Boys' and Children's and Men's Odd Pants, January Clear ance ONE-FORTH OFF MEN'S ALLWOOL UNDER- Shirts, our regular $1.00 line, January Clearance price ......... 75c MEN'8 1-2 WOOL UNDER- Shirts. wold all season at 75c, January Clearance price................50c MEN S ALL WOOL FILLING Jeans and Cassimer pants regular $ 1.50 line. January Clearance price $1.00 MENS BLACK, TAN AND Fancy half Hose, our regular 25c line, January Clearance . ,20c, 3 pr. 5Cc Shoe Bargains. MEN'8 Patent Vici and Velour Calf. $5.00 value, Jannary Clearance price ..S3 50 Men's Vici Extension sole and Patent Colt, soid all season at $4 OO, January Clearance price. .. .$3.00 Men's Enameled Box Calf Coin Toe, V* lour Plain Toe, reg ular $3.50 line. January Clearance price ...$2 50 Ladles' Common Sense Button K d, Flexible sole, regular $1.50 line, Janu try Clearance price..........$1.00 Splendid Line School Shoes. oA/fp/r/Cir spares//- IHE FIGHT IS ON NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA VI/ VI/ I No such prices in any previous viz January sale has been made to vt/ equal this. No matter what you 5/ want, if there is any sort of an $ excuse, the price has been reduc- I 4 ed some times as much as half. ¥ rn vt/ /IV —— .........VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ viz VI/ VI/ VI/ VIZ VI/ VIZ VI/ VI/ VI/ VIZ VIZ VI/ VIZ VI/ VI/ VI/ VIZ VI/ VIZ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VI/ VIZ VI/ VI/ VI/ VIZ VIZ VI/ VIZ VI/ VI/ VI/ VIZ VIZ VI/ Viz VIZ Remember half the winter is to % come yet $ viz viz viz viz i w viz Washington, Jan. 17. — By *|,u0, . .. . ._ w Plat if the present ratio of growth vote of 30 to 24 the senate Mon I * . * . . , . . , * "as maintained the population dav decided to consider the cross . ..... "est of the Mississippi river town street railway hill for Washington but the measure sc on gave place to the statehood nill That measure was discussed f°r three hours by Messrs Simmons and Hey benn, both of whom fav would be three times as large as Cut east of the river. He con tended that the peop e of Arizona were in ev ry way capable of making a state for themselves, , , , . . .and he pointed out the marked ored the elimination of Ai izona . " . Kliuerence iii race, religion and training of the people of that Ter- . , ,irtfory compared with those of nill transferring tile county of VT - ». , . ,, . r*. . ™ 7 i \ - a. ! N,'w Mexico, which should, he Fayette, Tex., from the Western |_";j to the Southern Judicial District of Texas was parsed. ATTTEND C ommercial Club Meeting' TONIGHT — o- from the bill. At the opening of the session a j At 2 o'clock tin' statehood bill, as the unfinished business, was laid before the senate, displacing! the railroad hill. Mr, Simmons of North Coo ; Turn spoke against the bill in its, said, entitle them to separate stato hood. Mr Hevburn said tint he would, if necessary, agree to the consolidation of Oklahoma aid Indian Territory,but lie expressed doub of the wisdom of ev»*n that part of the hill because of his I . .. , .conviction that Hie population of | present form. He made a plea,, ,n ... . . t .i Indian lerritorv woull become a' against the pro|K)sed st Ate of, u ... , , . ,, 4 . . , . . , j political plaything tobetnded Arizona on the grounds of arca, ! ... land to do business with. saving that the avenge oti-tan^e from the count irs im hided rn th** present territory of Arizona t<»| Santa Fe, the proposed new ca pi tai, was 5"0 miles, lleconten led tint as show n in the case of the division of Dakota in'o two states.. , , " . , . . , "lien, ar 4;>d o rn, th*senat tin* tendency was toward smaller! _ . instead of larger states, and added that New Mexico and As for ill** effort, to unit** the other two territories, he could se*-| no reason fo! it except for a short '•''gilled desire t*» shut the door of th • s mite against tin* west. \1 r I lev bu rn had n*>t * o chid* d Big Fee To Be Paid. Washington, Jan 17 —It is expected that a $75<»000 attorneys' fee for serv ees rendered the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribe will be disbursed by the treasury department today. The firm is I Mansfield, Murray & Cornish oft the Indian Territory. This amount was allowed by act of congress after Secretary Hitch-1 cock had strenuously opposed the payment of the fee. It is a clear defeat for the secretary, j who tried as a last expedient, to] prevent the payment bv referring! the act tinder which it was authorized to the department of justi«-e. Tho attorney general decided that the action of con gress was final and that the act was w ithout a hitch. Wednesday, Jan IR, is Ladies I hi vat th** Howling Alley. H* >u**e is free to ladle* and their escorts from 2 to 5 o'clock. 2*>l Niedringhaus. Jefferson Cite, Jan. 17.—It is stated nu thor! ti vely that the majority repot t being prepared bv the senate investigating commit tee will hold Niedringhaus, republican caucus nominee for United States senate, culpable in accepting money from the St. Loui** brewers and then crediting it to himself. Attorney Goes to Jail. James A. Long, an attorney fr'*m Wetumka. w »s tined $25 in IT. S. Commissioner Swayne's court at Wetumka on Saturday for refuging to be seated when so ordered by the commissioner. Mr. Long refused to par the fine and is now in th** TT S jail at this place, sentenced to spend one day in prison for each 75 cents of the fine and costs, remaining unpaid. Mr. Lf mg has petitioned th** court foi a writ of habeas corpus, the hearing being s°t for Wednesday. l ids w ll make an interesting ease a* if is ar. unusual proceeding. Special Baby Day On Sat nr bi vs. one half dozen cabinet Ph »*o- of the babv 99 Cents. 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Last nights game REALLY pissed me off.
First, of all players its ****ing Jokinen who nets two, at MSG. ****ing Jokinen. Guy did jack for us when he was here, and every time I see his face it reminds me of the final shootout fail against Philly that year to miss the playoffs. Then he decides to bury two against the Rangers. **** him and his stupid face. OMG i wanted to jump into the TV and slap him.
Few other bullet points.
Kane owns us (wish Rangers had someone like him, oh wait we have Gaborik - NOT)
I mentioned in one of the other threads that Henrik needs to find his beast mode now with some injuries to the lineup. Wasnt there.
This teams best defenseman is McDonagh, hands down - and it was very noticeable last night.
Bickel - WTF
Mashinter - Why is he getting so much time? I must be missing something here.
If Richards and Gaborik aren't going to be Richards and Gaborik - we'll its safe to say its just going to be another usual Rangers year.
Eminger takes a weak wrist shot to the net and a goal results. Yet the Rangers refuse to shoot or wind up to the rafters when they have a chance to from the point. Shoot the ****ing puck, from all angles below the hash marks. Trying to make perfect plays on the ****** MSG ice is like trying to get Torts to not say "jam" or "going through the process.
I was willing to be patient with the team, but its finished now. PP, Offensive chemistry... so frustrating.
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MANKATO, Minn. One of Alan Williams' plans since taking over as the Minnesota Vikings' defensive coordinator has been to implement a rotation along the defensive line, keeping the group fresh throughout a long season and ready to attack within games. Williams has referenced the sports culture in Minnesota, likening the rotation to a hockey lineup with the ability to change players on the fly. "Keep them fresh, keep them running so they can make plays," Williams said. "When we're at the end of the ballgame and the game is on the line, we have to close it out. It's just that at the end, we want the guys fresh and we want to close it out. That is game-specific and season-specific, so at the end of the year we don't have a guy that has 1,000 reps under his belt. We want guys to be fresh so that we when playoffs come down the line, we're ready to hunt." One person who still wants his 1,000 reps is Pro Bowl defensive end Jared Allen, and he said Wednesday he hasn't heard from coaches about having his snaps limited. "They're probably going to drop that on me toward the beginning of the season, and I'll get really pissed at them," Allen joked, before getting more serious. "I'm willing to do anything to win, but I don't like coming off the field. I work so hard in the offseason to get in the best shape I can. My theory's always been, 'You want to rest me, rest me during the week because I get paid to play on Sundays.' That's when I'm out there to make plays. I feel like if I'm on the field, I can make a play to help us win." On a defense that allowed the second-most points and 12th-most yards in the league last season, Allen was the biggest playmaker. He rarely left the field and finished with 22 sacks, falling a half-sack short of the NFL single-season record. Allen ended up second in Defensive Player of the Year voting. The defensive line was the strength of an underwhelming defense. On the opposite side of Allen, end Brian Robison had eight sacks and 10 tackles for loss. Stalwart tackle Kevin Williams was suspended for two games and started slow after he was activated, but he finished the season with a flurry. The weak spot was beside Williams, where Remi Ayodele, Letroy Guion and Fred Evans rotated. Ayodele was released after one lackluster season with the team, and Guion and Evans are competing for the starting spot this year. Minnesota believes it has good depth along the line and wants to get more out of each of the players on it. "We need eight guys to come in and play for us and play well," Williams said. "We'll have guys that are rotating, and we expect whatever that rotation is for guys to play winning football." Led by Allen, the Vikings tied for the league-lead with 50 sacks. He hopes he can approach Michael Strahan's single-season record of 22.5 sacks again and knows it will be harder to do if he's not on the field as much. Allen has put in his usual offseason training in his offseason home of Arizona, a regimen that has turned him into one of the most feared pass rushers in the league. He wants to win and believes being on the field as much as possible is one way to win more games. If coaches do come to him for a talk about rotation, he said he'd share his feelings and they would have a "diplomatic conversation" if they tried to limit his snaps too much. "As the game is going, we're trying to win a football game, I think you put your best players on the field to try and win football games," Allen said. "If I ever feel the snaps are too much, I'll retire. Until then, I'm going to try and play until the wheels fall off. That's my mentality come Sunday. Don't take me off the field because I feel like I prepared in the offseason and training camp and the regular work week to play every snap on Sunday." Meanwhile, the Vikings say they want to use a rotation, even if they haven't yet told Allen their exact plans. By the reaction of the parties involved, Allen's "diplomatic conversation" may be coming. "Being able to rotate those guys and keep them fresh, in particular Jared and Brian Robison, that's a big deal," coach Leslie Frazier said. "Kevin, now he's getting a little bit older, we need to be able to rotate him, not have him to play 80 to 90 percent of the downs. Part of that is what kind of depth do you have, and we think that we have good depth. So why not have a rotation system going so we can have them fresh in the fourth quarter?" Carlson out a "week or two": Tight end John Carlson had an MRI on his injured knee confirming the original diagnosis of a sprained medial collateral ligament. Frazier called it a Grade-2 sprain. "It's going to be maybe a week or two before we actually get him back out there," Frazier said. "Hopefully in the next week or two. Two weeks at the most, we'll have him back." Carlson was hurt during Tuesday's afternoon practice when a player rolled up on the back of his leg while he was engaged with a block. Carlson was at practice Wednesday with his knee heavily bandaged. Carlson, signed to a five-year contract in the offseason, is expected to team with second-year pro Kyle Rudolph at tight end. Now, he will miss some valuable practice time with quarterback Christian Ponder. "The fact that it's a new offense for him; the terminology, being not able just to hear it in meetings but to actually go out there and actually practice his movements," Frazier said. "You miss that part of it. But he's a pro. He'll pay attention, and when he comes back he'll be ready to go. But you'd like to have his presence in the huddle and in the drills with the young tight ends." In his absence, young backups Rhett Ellison, Mickey Shuler and Allen Reisner will get more snaps. "It's not a bad thing that those guys are going to get increased reps," Frazier said. Follow Brian Hall on Twitter.
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When I started working for Ultimate Technologies, I was young and naive. A very dangerous combination out there in the real world. Anyways, like most people, I was fooled into thinking I could make enough money to support my family. With promises of $1600 a month, bonuses, trips, the works; I was enticed. Not to mention I am great with people.
When I started, I had applied for the position of training. I mean hey, the ad said they were hiring for customer service reps, appointment setters, managers, product setup and display, and training. Well, I wasn't trained to train. I was trained to be a "Dealer". Not the position I wanted, but with all the "money" they were making changed my mind for the moment.
My first day, being a rookie and all, I was forced to the back of the van. The nasty, filthy, smelly van. As if things couldn't get worse, my manager did not favor me whatsoever. [continued below]....
After finishing my demonstration, I called my "wonderful" manager. He sent this freak known as "Coyote" in. And a coyote he was. I was not the pressurized salesperson they were hoping for. I hadn't even discussed the price with the lovely lady. I knew her situation and didn't feel comforable forcing her to make a decision she clearly could not.
After about 15 minutes of hounding my homeowner, Coyote stormed out of her house. I was informed to pack up and wait outside. When I was finished packing up, I tried to explain the depth of my sympathy for the woman, and apologized for the jerk's actions. I then went outside, where I was waiting for about an hour. Not the worst that has ever happened.
So even though my first day was a complete disaster.. I was too determined to prove myself to my family and these d****ebags that I had to go back. Biggest mistake of my life. Throughout my employment, or I am sorry, contract; I had sold machines, plenty of machines, and earned nothing over $800. The length of my employment with the company? Five months. Call it dumb, call it motivated, call it whatever you want.
Not only did I not make a cent over $800 within 5 mos (while selling machines), ALL of my belongings were stolen by a Kirby rep, and I was forced to room with someone I did not want to while staying in a hotel on a road trip.
I would also like to add that ALL of the people involved in Kirby do some type of illegal drugs/activity. Everyone. The drugs range from marijuana to crack/cocaine. Even the big bosses!!! They often pick up the drugs on the way to work. And those "honest" people you're letting into your home, will most likely steal from you whether you buy or not.
And I couldn't begin to count all the times we had the police called on us. It's a good thing I have no record. Oh, and the downpayments homeowners make? Guess what honey, they keep that. It NEVER makes it to the company.
Anyways, the point of my report is to expose the scandalous activities that go on in the Kirby world, and hopefully put a stop to it.
Now, to shine some light on the "Superstars" of Kirby:
James Chosie: Owner of Ultimate Technologies in Knoxville, TN. While he is actually a decent guy, his business is not, and that is not something I am willing to forgive.
Wendy Hicks/Cooper: Former owner of Versatility Technologies in Fort Mill, SC. I say former because she recently lost her business. This "sweet lil country girl" is far from sweet. She practices all the same techniques that the other owners do, she just does so in a sneaky way. Trying to appear as though she is an angel. Don't let her into your home either.
James Newcomb: Owner of Kirby office in Charlotte, NC. And guess who his right hand man is? If you guessed Coyote, you're right. If you ask me, they all deserve to rot in hell, but these two deserve it the most.
David/Lisa Goins: Owners of Kirby office in Kingsport, TN.
Tisha Finley: Owner of Kirby office in South/North Carolina.
The next time you see an ad that says any variation of the following, beware: Local distribution company looking to hire energetic people. Currenly hiring for appointment setters, cust service reps, product setup and display, training, and management. Apply today, Start tomorrow! Looking to fill 20 positions immediately! Call for information. Guaranteed pay 400/wk.
And the next time someone offers a free shampoo, ABSOLUTELY do not let them in!! You will be in for a demonstration that lasts bout 3 hours, and is complete with a Kirby jackass to tell you how horrible your home is without it.
Always ask for identification or a business license! You'll be doing yourself a huge favor!!
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With Barnes & Noble I signed up for a membership when I purchased the Nook tablet and this required a reoccurring monthly charge to my credit card. In Jan 2013 I cancelled my membership and realized one year later in December 2013 I was still being charged after cancelling membership. I called B&N after receiving the last 3 statements asking them to stop membership and reimburse me and each time a foreigner says it's been taken care of and I will no longer be charged.
In April 2014 I received another statement with a charge of $2.10. Each time the foreign call center tells me they can not reimburse me for past charges even though I canceled membership over a year ago and they have no record of me in their system. Which means I obviously do not have a membership, yet they continue to charge my CC. My theory is they cancelled the account but didn't stop the reoccuring charges on my credit card.
Trying to save anyone else from going through BAD business practices with BARNES and NOBLE membership. I finally called the credit card company to block all charges from Barnes & Noble. I will no longer be buying anything from this store again and credit card company blocks any payment for 4 years. Bye Bye B&N surely you are on your way out of business with such poor customer service.
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text: I mentioned in a thread yesterday that I had picked up a TailorMade bow string for my High Country. Today, when we went to restring the bow, we noticed that the TM string was not twisted. Is there an general rule of thumb on how many twists will be necessary? The string is 97" long, and its going on a single cam High Country bow. I tried calling TailorMade, but only got their voice mail.


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Suggestions For New Board For Ground Tricks
So I am looking to get a new board since my Horrorscope was stolen last month :mad:. Previously I was riding a Sierra Reverse Crew (first reverse camber board). This board will mainly be for ground tricks since I am trying to get down like the riders from Japan. I do want something that will also be good on the mountain no matter the condition. Last season, riding my Horrorscope in icy conditions was horrible.
All in all, I want something I can freestyle with throughout the mountain. I may hit also hit small to medium kickers, and eventually would like to ride more in the park. I'm 5'8, 175 and have been riding 153-155
All suggestions are welcome!
Anyone out there with suggestions?
Never summer Sl. All mountain ripper but very good soft flex. I just got one and couldn't believe how soft it was but could hold up at high speed:thumbsup:
signal rocker light might also be an option and is a little cheaper.
I think they were using a lot of signal boards but I may be wrong.
Thanks for the suggestions!
I checked out the Signal Rocker & Rocker Light. One review I read said that this is better suited for being a park only board. Anyone here have the Rocker and use it all over the mountain?
I was also looking at the Arbor Westmark or Draft. Any idea how these compare to a Never Summer SL or Signal Rocker?
the park pickle is a super fun board for ground tricking, but lacks in any sort of deep or tracked out conditions.. it's a noodle.
As for Arbor:
Ground tricks = Draft
All Mountain = Westmark
I personally would take the SL out of the picture.
You can definitely butter it up with the Westmark. I'd go Signal Park Zero, K2 WWW, Arbor Draft, Nitro Swindle if you want a butter stick that can go outside the mountain.
Thanks again guys! Definitely going to look more into these suggestions.
I guess the next thing would be finding an appropriate size. Since I am using this for ground tricks, would a smaller board be better? It looks like most of these suggestions I can get either a 152/153 or 155. Again, I am 5'8 175.
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The diversification of Hawaiian spiders illustrates universal principles behind community assembly on evolutionary and ecological scales
Rosemary Gillespie
Evolutionary biologists and ecologists explain the way species are
assembled in biological communities quite differently. Studies of
the spiny-legged spider (Tetragnatha spp.) in Hawaii
support the idea that this contention may result from the time
scales on which scientists have worked. The basic ecological and
evolutionary processes that generate diversity and underlie
community assembly are the same: New species enter a community by
colonization or evolution, species accumulate, and the assemblage
approaches equilibrium with particular sets of species. In Hawaii,
geology and biology have interacted to produce a fascinating
diversity of spiders that provide an elegant illustration of these principles.
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text: Joanne is the fifth studio album recorded by American singer Lady Gaga. It was released on October 21, 2016, through Streamline and Interscope Records as a follow-up to Artpop (2013) and Cheek to Cheek (2014). Gaga collaborated with several producers on the record, including Mark Ronson, Jeff Bhasker, BloodPop and RedOne, and co-produced the majority of the material. The music of Joanne features "stripped-down" soft rock and dance-pop styles in order to emphasis the singer's vocal abilities, unlike on Artpop. Lyrically, the album delves on the theme of family and life's emotions, with the death of her father's sister, Joanne Stefani Germanotta, having a deep influence on the record. Japanese Edition contain bonus tracks.


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This vegetable dish would be found in a typical Japanese bento box. Butternut squash may be substituted for the kabocha squash. We found kabocha at Daruma in Bethesda (6931 Arlington Rd., 301-654-8832).
Servings: 4
- 1 pound kabocha squash, peeled and cut into 1/4-inch half-moon slices
- 2 1/2 tablespoons miso , preferably red (not the sweet white or fudge-like black)
- 2 1/2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon low-sodium soy sauce
- 2 teaspoons sesame oil
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Place the squash on a plate and cover loosely with plastic wrap. Microwave on high for 2 to 3 minutes, or until the squash begins to soften. Set aside; the squash will continue to steam/soften under the plastic wrap.
In a small bowl, combine the miso, sugar and soy sauce. Set aside.
In a large saute pan or skillet over medium to medium-low heat, add the sesame oil. When it is hot, add the microwaved squash, stirring occasionally, and cook for a few minutes until it is tender and any raw taste is gone. Add the miso mixture and stir to mix well. Serve warm or cold.
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|Re: st: pkcross vs. proc mixed
|Sun, 03 Apr 2005 14:34:59 +0900
SR Millis wrote: I've been using SAS proc mixed to analyze AB/AB cross-over designs (both mixed and fixed effects models). Out of curiosity, I compared results with Stata's pkcross--using the Chow & Liu data (used in the Reference manual example). I'm getting very different results in SAS vs Stata, eg, SAS is finding a significant treatment effect while Stata isn't. What could be accounting for the differences? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Perhaps if you posted your SAS code for this example, someone might be able to assist. The dataset is balanced, so PROC MIXED (with the default REML method) should be giving you the same result as PROC GLM and PROC ANOVA. Just by inspection, there doesn't seem to be a treatment effect. Joseph Coveney clear set more off use http://www.stata-press.com/data/r8/chowliu.dta * Pooling for inspection generate delta = period2 - period1 replace delta = -delta if seq == 2 ttest delta = 0, level(90) // P = 0.54, when pooled bysort seq: ttest delta = 0, level(90) // Nothing hiding here drop delta * pkshape id seq period1 period2, order(ab ba) * Inspection redux--compare treat 1 period 1 with treat 2 period 2 * and treat 2 period 1 with treat 1 period 2 table treat period, contents(mean outcome sd outcome n outcome) format(%3.0f) * forvalues parameterization = 1/4 { pkcross outcome, param(`parameterization') sequence(sequence) /// treatment(treat) carryover(carry) period(period) id(id) } * Using the third parameterization, anova outcome sequence / id|sequence treat treat*sequence * Or, equivalently, anova outcome sequence / id|sequence treat period lincom _b[treat[2]] - _b[treat[1]], level(90) * Random effects, FGLS (REML, here) xi: xtreg outcome i.sequence i.period i.treat, i(id) re sa theta adjust _Isequence_2 = 0 _Iperiod_2 = 0, by( _Itreat_2) xb se lincom _b[_Itreat_2], level(90) // Note z = t above; use as // t test statistic (with df), and P will be the same * Random effects, full maximum likelihood xi: xtreg outcome i.sequence i.period i.treat, i(id) mle nolog estimates store A adjust _Isequence_2 = 0 _Iperiod_2 = 0, by( _Itreat_2) xb se quietly xi: xtreg outcome i.sequence i.period, i(id) mle nolog lrtest A ., stats // Slightly anticonservative, as expected, but . . . * estimates drop _all keep id sequence outcome treat reshape wide outcome, i(id) j(treat) xi: mvreg outcome1 outcome2 = i.sequence lincom ([outcome2]_cons + 0.5 * [outcome2]_Isequence_2) - /// ([outcome1]_cons + 0.5 * [outcome1]_Isequence_2), level(90) // Same * Equivalently, quietly manova outcome1 outcome2 = sequence matrix Representative_sequence = (1, 0.5, 0.5) matrix Treatment_difference = (1, -1) manovatest , test(Representative_sequence) ytransform(Treatment_difference) exit * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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