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The Most Anticipated Games Of E3 2013
Posted on Friday, June 7 @ 17:00:00 PST by GR_Staff
Filling this feature is more difficult than it looks. Why? Because of rumors. So many that we can swim through them like Scrooge McDuck. (Except we aren't rich.) How unexpectedly would our eyes explode if we were to see Mass Effect 4, Halo 5, Killer Instinct, a new Zelda for Wii U, and the ever-fabled The Last Guardian? For sure, we anticipate them feverishly, but who knows whether we can truly expect them to be show at E3 2013. What we note below is what we're fairly to very sure will be shown... we can't wait. ~ Nick
Anthony Severino: Leave it to me to start a feature about the most anticipated games off with some hardware instead. But hey, if it weren't for the hardware, we wouldn't be playing any games, now would we? And as you might have noticed over the years, I get much more into the hardware than the games themselves. You also may have noticed that I tend to swing more toward the side of PlayStation, which is why the PS4 tops my list of E3 hype.
Sony started off extremely strong with the PlayStation 4 reveal back in February, and hasn't slowed since. They've got the support of indie devs, PC developers, and an armada of first-party studios readying new projects for the next-generation console. That said, I'm still dying to know about the rest of the console features, the services, the OS, and the look of the system. Oh! And the games, too! Sony has a lot riding on the success of the PlayStation 4 considering the rest of their business is still struggling, and the PlayStation Vita has been mostly a dud. The gaming community seems to be behind them and is willing to forgive the mistakes made early on with the PS3. It's Sony's chance to redeem itself, and it better not fuck it up.
Nick Tan: I was jealous when Daniel saw Watch Dogs earlier this year, as it represents one of the few Ubisoft titles that I know I want in my library without a shadow of a doubt. The idea of the vigilante and hopefully altruistic hacker purging the corruption of the world is a modern concept of the superhero that should be explored. With any luck, I hope there's a sequence in the game where all of the funds from crooked bank executives are drained from their greasy hands.
Of course, I can settle for Aiden Pearce's street justice too. Tapping into the knowledge he learns by passively hacking everyone he passes, he can strategically deliver righteousness (however you interpret that to mean) to criminals and otherwise sleazy people. Barring technology, he can run them down and take them out.
The more society relies on technology, the more power is given to those who can control it. Anonymous-ly, yes? Knowing this, our own government has convicted numerous hackers to prison, so the relevance of Watch Dogs is unquestionable. So on anticipation alone, I know I'm barking up the right tree.
Alex Osborn: Back in the day, I absolutely loved the Pokémon franchise. It was the reason I owned a GameBoy and carried it around with me wherever I went. But when the third generation of the franchise launched on GBA, I lost my passion for the portable monster-collecting series. Since then I've fallen out of love with Pokémon and portable gaming as a whole, but I'm hopeful that GameFreak's new take the super-popular (and undeniably cute) RPG ropes my back in.
Thanks to the "power" of the 3DS, a proper 3D Pokémon adventure is now possible, and that is exactly what Pokémon X/Y promises to deliver. The way the studio has managed to bring the franchise into three dimensions while retaining the same look and charm of the originals has me itching to explore the game's new towns for myself. Gamers have been asking for a fully-fledged console-esque Pokémon game, and while this isn't quite that, it certainly appears to be the next best thing.
Nick Tan: Haven't heard the controversy about Dragon's Crown? Don't worry, it's not that big of a deal. (Okay, poor choice of words.) The problem is that the Sorceress has big tits. That's about the long and short of it, to which I respond: Well, play the Elf archer then. Or just get over it. The concept of magical sorceresses having equally magical boobies is hardly a new one, and besides, we have little idea how the Sorceress will actually play in the game. Her breasts are more comically silly than seriously objectifying, anyway.
Regardless, Dragon's Crown was one of the reasons I purchased a Vita near launch, and now it's one of the reasons I still own one. Everything about it appeals to me: the classically side-scrolling beat-'em-up combat, the hand-drawn Muramasa-style art style, the four-player multiplayer support, and the data-saving between the PS3 and Vita versions. It's essentially Castle Crashers except with an exotic "East Meets West" aesthetic. What's not to like?
Anthony Severino: While I'm fairly certain the fact that Metal Gear is in the title, it speaks for itself. But truth is, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots was a long time ago now. Peace Walker was stellar, but this is the first console Metal Gear since, with an all new engine, and what may be the most twisted plot yet.
Kojima is splitting the game into two segments, Ground Zeroes and The Phantom Pain, which is so confusing even Konami PR wasn't sure what exactly is going on with the game's release. And with so much hype and controversy surrounding what's been revealed so far, there's bound to be some shocking revelations during E3... like who will actually voice Snake.
Nick Tan: You are the leader of the Three Street Saints. You are The President of United States. You are the hero who will save the world from the alien invasion. You are totally playing this game.
There's a part of me that wanted Obama to add some street cred, some flava, to the White House. Now we can have that fantasy by living vicariously through the Saints. Is whacking people with a giant purple dildo not good enough anymore? Then how about a weapon that inflates your enemies until they pop like a balloon. Or killing people with dubstep. Or how about infusing your Saint with all the superpowers you wish you had in real life - super speed, ice beams, telekinesis, leaping, and who knows what else.
Saints Row IV is going to be so good that it's stupid.
Daniel Bischoff: Every new Super Smash Bros. game expands to include more arenas, more characters, and an even bigger feature set... so what could the Japanese publisher of gaming's most beloved franchises possibly do next? With the next SSB game coming to 3DS and Wii U, will connectivity and a dual-platform launch hurt or help the title? We know so little about the next brawler from Sakurai, Nintendo, and Namco Bandai, that it's hard not to anticipate.
Nintendo has confirmed that we'll learn more about the game during their E3 Nintendo Direct address, but will a playable build be available at the expo? How many characters will they show and are we only going to get obvious choices like Mario confirmed? How will dual-screened platforms change the way we pit Bowser and Samus against each other? Hopefully we won't have to wait for Nintendo to build our excitement to 300% before smashing us with an incredible reveal.
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After operating Little Moose Lodge for 11 seasons we have made many new friendships with a lot of our guests. It has not been easy operating in this industry but we are glad we did it.
In June, 2015 we sold the original Little Moose property to a family that will use property as a private retreat.
In December 2015 the Trails End Lodge property was sold to 4 local businessman. We have heard it will no longer be operated as a tourist resort. We assume there will be another float plane base developed because one of the businessman wanted our LML property for that.
Anyhow there is now two less operating camps on the lake, although it keeps getting busier on the lake with new homes built every year, more private air planes and more workers from the local gold mine that is starting up.
Reasons for us selling LML is:
In the past few years Clearwater-Pipestone Chain of Lakes has seen a decline in fishing and hunting success for our guests, as well as us.
The lake is just too busy, especially in our bay, we want to be at a lake with a lot less recreational use.
Costs of portage passes continually increasing, It was $25 and $30 for a round trip pass in 2015, in our opinion far too much and we hated that our guests had to pay that much.
It was extremely difficult to find local help with guiding and camp help even though we paid well above average.
The opening of the open pit gold mine nearby has also been a big reason to leave, it creates jobs but also creates a busier area and a dusty environment in our opinion.
All of our past guests can be assured we will not share our extensive guest list with any other camp. We hope that if you continue to visit our beautiful country, you find a place you will enjoy, please don't hesitate to contact us if you desire our feedback, we have met a lot of great camp owners we can refer you too!
We are happy to inform you that we have purchased our Northwest Ontario waterfront retirement home on a 1.5 acres that includes one large guest cottage. Our new home is on Canyon Lake, 20 minutes north of Vermilion Bay and Eagle Lake. The lake is a beauty, 15,000 acres loaded with walleye, muskie, bass and perch!
After we have completed all renovations and additions to the property we would like to offer the guest cottage to our guests who we have developed wonderful relationships with over the years at LML. It will be a few years but when ready we will be in touch. With just one cottage and a few boats we will be able to enjoy quality time with you.
We would like to THANK YOU ALL who have been our guests over the past 11 years and wish you all the best!
Your Hosts and Friends
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The Pie Dude, Shan Nelson-Rowe of Milwaukee, continued his yearlong quest to bake a new pie each week with a Door County cherry pie, a savory tomato-leek pie and the unusual bacon-apple pie.
Yes, that would be a bacon lattice "crust" you see there.
"Many people might suspect that the bacon would overwhelm the apples," Nelson-Rowe wrote. Not so, he insisted.
He used Nueske's smoked bacon and argued that a thicker-cut bacon like this holds up better. He also suggested using an extra-large circle of pastry so there's enough to fold back over the edgs of the bacon to keep them from curling.
But the favorite was his cherry pie, in which he used cherries from Seaquist Orchards in Sister Bay in a recipe based on one from the White Gull Inn in Fish Creek.
Nelson-Rowe said he acquired his love of cherry pie from his grandmother, who baked them for him when he was a boy. Yet this was his first attempt to match "Grammy Pie Dude's" work. "It was one delicious pie," he said.
For October, he planned to delve into more savory pies, starting with a shepherd's pie.
He was also pleased to find that canned pumpkin had returned to store shelves after a hiatus of months.
You can follow the Pie Dude (complete with recipes) at his website and blog. You can also find him on Facebook.
Here's his recipe for cherry pie:
2 cups flour
1/3 pound lard (about 1 cup)
2 tablespoons butter
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon brown sugar
4 cups pitted tart cherries
1/4 teaspoon almond extract
1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 1/4 cups sugar
1 1/2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 tablespoon instant tapioca
1. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees.
2. Mix the dry ingredients for the crust in a large bowl. Add the lard and butter, and blend with a pastry cutter until it is the consistency of a coarse meal. Add a small amount of ice water (1 teaspoon at a time) blending gently with your fingers until the dough forms a ball. Divide the crust in half , wrap in plastic and refrigerate while preparing the filling.
3. Place the cherries in a large bowl. If you are using frozen cherries, drain the liquid, then reserve 1/4 cup of liquid for the pie filling.
4. Add the almond and vanilla extracts (and the reserved liquid if needed) to the cherries.
5. Mix dry ingredients for the filling, then add to the fruit. Toss gently with large spoon until mixed. Set aside.
6. Roll out one pie crust and place into a 9-inch pie plate. Add the filling to the pie plate. Roll out the second crust and cover the pie, sealing the edges. Cut several thin slices into the top crust to allow steam to escape during baking. (As an alternative, cut the rolled out top crust into several one inch wide pieces and create a lattice top for your pie).
7. Bake in preheated oven 15 minutes with the edges of the crust protected. Reduce heat to 375 degrees and bake an additional 30 to 40 minutes, or until the crust is golden brown.
8. Cool on a wire rack.
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His tight pants may have given him away, but it was a pair of pyjama-clad female students - including a former running champion - who helped Dunedin police get their man.
University of Otago physical education student Kathryn Kennedy was in her bedroom on the top floor of her Dundas St flat, when she heard a loud noise downstairs.
She alerted her flatmate, physiotherapy student Emily Reynolds, and the pair yelled hello down the stairs after they heard a male voice ask: "Is Josie here?"
The pair went downstairs to find a large well-dressed man, who repeated his question, before leaving through a side door.
When they realised three of their iPods were missing, they confronted him outside to ask for them back.
Miss Kennedy said she asked for the items back, and could even make out the shape of her iPod Nano in his tight jeans.
When Miss Reynolds began telephoning police, he handed over two of them.
"I told him, 'You are going to have to pay for what you have done' ... and he walked off," Miss Kennedy said.
Wearing pyjamas, dressing gowns and slippers, the pair followed him until he broke into a run.
"I was like, 'You have chosen to mess with the wrong person'."
Then the former New Zealand youth 400m representative-turned-budding triathlete began a 10-minute pursuit of the man around the campus.
While running after him she was able, via cellphone, to direct police to the man, who was by then visibly tired, she said.
"It was quite an eventful morning."
The 31-year-old Dunedin man, who was wanted by police after his parole was revoked, was returned to prison to serve the remainder of a sentence of two years and three months for burglary and a string of convictions for receiving stolen goods.


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Impaired vision can be restored, a new study claimed. The findings were generated from a study of blind mice, but it is hoped that these can eventually be applied on humans as well.
According to the Scientific American, researchers at the Stanford University found that mammalian brain cells can be restored. Brain cells linked to vision can still be regrown and made functional again.This goes against traditional notion that this is not possible to do.
The work was done on visually impaired mice and with such promising results, it is hoped that humans one day will also benefit from this revelation. The researchers suggest that impairments such as glaucoma, Alzheimer's disease, as well as spinal cord injuries can be "repaired."
The researchers are also very optimistic, saying that even though only 5% of the damaged retinal ganglion cells of the visually impaired mice grew back, this was enough to create a difference in how the mice see things. "The brain is very good at coping with deprived inputs," says Andrew Huberman, the Stanford neurobiologist who led the work. "The study also supports the idea that we may not need to regenerate every neuron in a system to get meaningful recovery."


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No friend of mine would get drunk, pick a fight and then rely on me to win it for him. That's just the way it is for me. If you're stupid enough to get drunk and pick a fight, that's your own problem. I'm not fixing it for you. Actions have consequences.
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Billy's also offers some Quebecois specialties. One is poutine — French fries with gravy and cheese. In this case the cheese is a gooey and unassuming farmer's, and the gravy is beef. Neither had a particularly distinctive flavor, but this dish is more about richness and it had plenty of that. I wish the fries had been a little crisper. Montreal, in particular Schwartz's Hebrew Deli, has the world's best smoked brisket, and I was sorry that Uncle Billy's version was too dry. It was sliced too thin, then perhaps reheated after slicing. It was the biggest disappointment on the menu.
Sides are good, especially an herby mac and cheese with a creamy ricotta texture and a crunchy breading. Beans had a sweet molasses flavor, and a peppery cole slaw was finely diced and pleasantly wet. Desserts are cheap, old school, and pretty good.
Uncle Billy's should do well in its new location. It is stranger, in a good way, than its neighbor Norm's, and less self-consciously young and hip than the Downtown Lounge. It is welcoming like Ruski's, but less dingy and with a more interesting menu. It duplicates none of these established West End spots, and should complement them nicely. Of course, appearing to be a good neighbor is what Canadians excel at. Appearances can deceive. We should not let the satiated stupor we achieve at Uncle Billy's Resto-Bar make us forget the dangers posed by the nefarious libertarians who live to our north.
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Veteran prop likely to face Wallabies with limited game time.
Most eyes, rightly, will be on how Richie McCaw copes in his test comeback against the Wallabies on Saturday but he isn't the only All Black likely to be lacking in match fitness.
In fact, McCaw is probably the best qualified out of any player to burst back into top-level rugby with little preparation given his famous fitness levels.
There was a test the All Blacks used to do to measure the build-up of lactic acid in the blood stream (in basic terms, the more lactic acid, the more tired and slower-acting the muscles become). Players were made to run between two points, perhaps 30m apart, as quickly as they could. There was plenty of recovery time between each run, the test designed to measure the rate at which players slowed over the distance. McCaw was said to break the mould by holding steady or speeding up, rather than slowing down, and this after setting a fairly quick first benchmark run.
McCaw's endurance, then, should be okay. But what about that of Tony Woodcock, a player who has flown under the radar this season and has continued to do so despite being on the brink of his 99th test? Wyatt Crockett was the incumbent loosehead prop in the June tests against France, but a knee injury will delay his start to the Rugby Championship.
Highlander Woodcock, who has had an frustrating and injury-disrupted season, is likely to be his replacement, with Charlie Faumuina, who has played even less, as one of the prop reserves. Ben Franks is likely to be the other.
A hamstring problem and painful nose abscess combined to curtail Woodcock's season for the Highlanders and All Blacks in June, with Steve Hansen giving an insight into the unique fitness requirements of a front rower before the second test against France in Christchurch.
"He's come back and played and had two or three games and got injured or in this case he got a nose infection which put him in hospital for two days," Hansen said then. "Is it a chance for him to start [to turn a corner]? Yeah it is, but what he's going to need is a continual roll of being able to perform. If we can get four, five, six, seven, eight games in a row into him, I think we'll see the real Tony Woodcock. Front row is difficult. You've got to play at least three games before you're comfortable at scrum time."
Which brings us to Faumuina, a bright prospect who in June had his progress stalled for the second year in succession by a calf injury. Faumuina's last game was for the Blues against the Highlanders at Eden Park on April 5.
Both Woodcock and Faumuina got some game time at Lower Hutt recently, but neither played 80 minutes. Joe Moody is the back-up option, but is unlikely to go anywhere near a match-day squad in the near future, given his inexperience. The 25-year-old Crusaders player made his Super rugby debut this year but was used as a back-up for Crockett.
On the other hand, the Wallabies' propping stocks have picked up recently because of the good form of Scott Sio, a 115kg 21-year-old destined for the big time after an excellent season with the Brumbies. Also in the mix are his Brumbies teammate Ben Alexander, the Reds' James Slipper and Waratah Sekope Kepu. Of that line-up only Kepu could be considered anything approaching a weak link. Another Waratah, Benn Robinson, a good campaigner for Australia with more than 50 caps, failed to make the final cut.
The Wallabies believe the new scrum engagement laws will give them an edge in this set piece. The storming Super rugby form of Sio and Alexander, who played for the Brumbies in the final defeat to the Chiefs, plus that of Slipper, could give them another.
The All Blacks have long enjoyed a dominant scrum against the Wallabies, but that set piece, like the overall contest with a team buoyed by Ewen McKenzie's introduction, is likely to be extremely even at ANZ Stadium.


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Images & Portraits of African born slaves
Omar Ibn Said (Sayyid), mid-19th cent.
A Moslem from the Futa Tora area of present-day Senegal, Omar Said was captured in warfare and shipped to Charleston, S.C. in 1806/07, just before the abolition of the slave trade. He spent about 24 years enslaved in South and North Carolina. He originally wrote his account in Arabic in 1831, at around the age of 61; an English translation appeared after his death in 1864.
Abdul Rahaman, 1828
Engraving of crayon drawing. A Muslim Fulbe, Rahaman was born in Timbuktu around 1762; as a child he moved to the Futa Jallon region in the present-day Republic of Guinea. Educated in Arabic and the Koran, in 1788/89, when around 26, he was captured during warfare and taken far from his homeland to the Gambia. Sold to the British, he was then taken to the Caribbean island of Dominica, where he briefly stayed, and from there to New Orleans, followed by Natchez. Enslaved for about 40 years in the U.S., mostly in Natchez, he was manumitted in 1828, and traveled to various parts of the eastern U.S. on his way back to Africa; he ultimately reached Liberia, where he died in 1829.
Job Ben Solomon, 1750
Engraved drawing. A Fulbe from the eastern region of present-day Senegal, Solomon was a Moslem and literate in Arabic. At around the age of 29, while on a trade mission (which included two slaves he was going to sell to the English), hundreds of miles from his homeland, he was captured, sold to the English, and shipped from the Gambia to Maryland. There he worked on tobacco farms for about a year, went to England, and ultimately found employment with the Royal African Company in Gambia, where he died in 1773 at the age of around 72.
Yarrow Mamout, 1819
Yarrow Mamout was born in Africa around 1736 and was a teenager when enslaved and brought to America, apparently no later than 1752. His African homeland and ethnicity are unknown, and although he was brought to the Virginia-Maryland area, little is known about his early years in America. He ultimately lived in Washington D.C. and during his old age was well known in the Georgetown area, where he was manumitted from slavery in 1797. He was known as a devout Muslim and hard worker, and was able to accumulate some property. He lived the rest of his life in Georgetown, where he died in 1823 at the age of about 88.


text: A man from Bangor accused of setting fire to an apartment complex has been ordered to undergo a mental health exam.35-year-old Larry Doyen is charged with arson. He appeared in court in Bangor today.Authorities say nearly two weeks ago, Doyen started the fire in the bedroom of his apartment on Essex Street. When firefighters arrived, smoke and flames were already coming from the building. Doyen was taken to Eastern Maine Medical Center for treatment. He remains in the Penobscot County jail on $1,000 cash bail and is due back in court in October.


text: Teen SuicideWhat is suicidal behavior?Suicidal behavior is defined as a preoccupation or act that is focused on causing one's own death voluntarily. You can have the thought of suicide, known as 'intent' or 'ideation' or the behavior or gesture. An intent to cause one's death is essential in the definition. Suicidal ideation refers to thoughts of suicide or wanting to take one's own life. Suicidal behavior refers to actions taken by one who is considering or preparing to cause his or her own death. Suicide attempt or gesture usually refers to an act focused on causing one's own death that is unsuccessful in causing death. Suicide refers to having intentionally caused one's own death.What causes adolescents to attempt suicide?Adolescence is a stressful developmental period filled with major changes—body changes, changes in thoughts, and changes in feelings. Strong feelings of stress, confusion, fear, and uncertainty, as well as pressure to succeed, and the ability to think about things in new ways, influence a teenager's problem-solving and decision making abilities.For some teenagers, normal developmental changes, when compounded by other events or changes in their families, such as divorce or moving to a new community, changes in friendships, difficulties in school, or other losses, can be very upsetting and can become overwhelming. Problems may appear too difficult or embarrassing to overcome. For some, suicide may seem like a solution.What is known about teen suicide?Suicide is the third leading cause of death in 15 to 24 year olds. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, reliable scientific research has found the following:There are 25 attempted suicides to one completed suicide—with the ratio even higher in youth.The strongest risk factors for attempted suicide in youth are depression, substance abuse, and aggressive or disruptive behaviors.The CDC reports the following:Males are 4 times more likely to die from suicide than females.Females are more likely to attempt suicide than males.Firearms are used in over half of youth suicides. What are the risk factors for suicide?Suicide risk factors vary with age, gender, and cultural and social influences and may change over time. Risk factors for suicide often happen in combination with each other. The following are some suicide risk factors that may be present:One or more diagnosable mental or substance abuse disordersImpulsive behaviorsUndesirable life events or recent losses (for example, death or parents' divorce)Family history of mental or substance abuse disorderFamily history of suicideFamily violence, including physical, sexual, or verbal or emotional abusePrior suicide attemptFirearm in the homeImprisonmentExposure to the suicidal behavior of others, including family, peers, in the news, or in fiction storiesWarning signs of suicidal feelings, thoughts, or behaviorMany of the warning signs of possible suicidal feelings are also symptoms of depression. Observations of the following behaviors by parents and caregivers may be helpful in identifying adolescents who may be at risk of attempting suicide:Changes in eating and sleep habitsLoss of interest in usual activitiesWithdrawal from friends and family membersActing out behaviors and running awayAlcohol and drug useNeglect of personal appearanceUnnecessary risk-takingPreoccupation with death and dyingIncreased physical complaints often associated with emotional distress, such as stomachaches, headaches, and fatigueLoss of interest in school or schoolworkFeelings of boredomDifficulty concentratingFeelings of wanting to dieLack of response to praiseIndicates plans or efforts toward plans to commit suicide, including the following:Verbalizes "I want to kill myself," or "I'm going to commit suicide."Gives verbal hints, such as "I won't be a problem much longer," or "If anything happens to me, I want you to know ...."Gives away favorite possessions and/or throws away important belongingsBecomes suddenly cheerful after a period of depressionMay express bizarre thoughtsWrites one or more suicide notesThreats of suicide communicate desperation and a cry for help. Always take statements of suicidal feelings, thoughts, behaviors, or plans very seriously. Any child or adolescent who expresses thoughts of suicide should be evaluated immediately.The warning signs of suicidal feelings, thoughts, or behaviors may resemble other medical conditions or psychiatric problems. Always talk with your child's healthcare provider for a diagnosis.Treatment for suicidal feelings and behaviorsSpecific treatment for suicidal feelings and behaviors will be discussed with you by your child's healthcare provider based on:Your teen's age, overall health, and medical historyExtent of your teen's symptomsSeriousness of the attemptYour teen's tolerance for specific medicines or therapiesExpectations regarding future suicide riskAs your child is a minor, you will be involved in all decisions regarding treatment. Any adolescent who has attempted suicide needs an initial physical evaluation to rule out life-threatening medical situations. This should be followed by psychiatric evaluation and treatment until he or she is psychiatrically stable. This often will take place at an inpatient facility to make sure of the child's safety. Mental health treatment for suicidal feelings, thoughts, or behaviors begins with detailed evaluation of events in the adolescent's life during the 2 to 3 days before the suicidal behaviors. A comprehensive evaluation of the adolescent and family contributes to decisions regarding treatment needs. Treatment recommendations may include individual therapy for the adolescent, family therapy, and, when necessary, extended hospitalization. This is to provide the adolescent a supervised and safe environment. Parents play a vital supportive role in any treatment process.Prevention of suicideRecognition and early intervention of mental and substance abuse disorders is the most effective way to prevent suicide and suicidal behavior. Studies have shown that suicide prevention programs most likely to succeed are those focused on identification and treatment of mental illness and substance abuse, coping with stress, and controlling aggressive behaviors.According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, it is important to learn the warning signs of teenage suicide in order to prevent an attempt. Maintaining open communication with your teenager and his or her friends provides an opportunity for helping as needed. If a teen is talking about suicide, he or she must receive an immediate evaluation.Warning signs for teen depression:Feelings of sadness, hopelessness, or isolationDeclining school performanceLoss of pleasure or interest in social and sports activitiesSleeping too little or too muchChanges in weight or appetiteNervousness, agitation or irritabilitySubstance abuseSteps parents can take:Keep medicines and firearms away from children.Get your child help (medical or mental health professional).Support your child (listen, avoid undue criticism, remain connected).Become informed (library, local support group, Internet)Steps teens can take:Take your friend's behavior and discussion of suicide seriously.Encourage your friend to seek professional help, accompany if necessary.Talk to an adult you trust. Don't be alone in helping your friend. Health Encyclopedia A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Search Health Library


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MEQUON Theft
·A purse and contents, including prescription medicine valued at $30, was taken from an unlocked car in the 10400 block of North Cedarburg Road about 3:45 p. m. Nov. 11.
·A Coach handbag with a Coach wallet and contents, including credit cards and an iPhone 6, total value of more than $1,000, were taken from a locked car in the 10800 block of N. Port Washington Road between 4:10 and 4:15 p. m. Nov. 11. A window
was smashed to gain entry. Drug possession
·A 24-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, driving with a suspended license, expired registration, failure to have insurance and a warrant in the 7600 block of West Mequon Road at 2:21 a. m. Nov. 11. As the woman exited the car, a baggie with 1.2 grams of marijuana fell to the ground. She also had cigar wrappers. Drunken driving
·A 30-year-old Mequon woman was arrested for drunken driving causing injury, with three prior convictions for drunken driving, unsafe lane deviation, driving after revocation and along with her passenger, a 30-year-old Mequon man, for obstruction after the woman hit a tree and knocked over a mail box in the 12200 block of North Fieldwood Road at 4:44 a. m. Nov. 8. Both were outside the car when police arrived and both said the man was driving. He suffered a 6-inch gash to the head and blood was spattered inside the car where he was sitting – in the passenger's seat. He was taken to a hospital and the woman for a blood draw. Other
·An 18-year-old Mequon man was arrested for underage drinking and obstruction after a report of him drinking during a football game at Homestead High School, 5000 W. Mequon Road, at 7:32 p. m. Nov. 6. He fled from police but was found hiding in a garage.
·Two Mequon boys received a call from a man who said he had kidnapped their grandmother demanding they pay him $2,000 the morning of Nov. 8. The grandmother was fine and no money was lost.
·Four Mequon men, ages 18, 19 and 20, were arrested for disorderly conduct during two road rage incidents, one at West Highland and North Wauwatosa roads and one at North Port Washington and West Mequon roads the afternoon of Nov. 9. In one incident, the men, who were in a truck, tailgated a driver and when she stopped, some of the men got out calling her a "stupid (expletive)." The woman got their plate number and reported it to police. In the second incident, another female driver reported the men followed her and when she stopped at a light, again the men exited the truck and threatened her. In one incident, one of the men exited the truck swinging a bat.
·Two Milwaukee women, 18 and 54, who had children with them, were arrested for simple battery after punching and pushing another woman during a children's film at North Shore Cinema, 11700 N. Port Washington Road, at 7:53 p. m. Nov. 10. The children kept running down a row of seats, forcing the victim and others to stand up during the movie. When the suspects were asked to control the children, they became angry and attacked the victim. THIENSVILLE
·A 22-year-old Thiensville man, who was reported as "less than cooperative," was cited for a noise violation after complaints of loud music, singing and talking in an apartment in the 200 block of Williamsburg Drive at 3 a. m. Nov. 15. People who had been drinking at the party were advised not to be driving.
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This is my commercial motion work up to date with samples from clients ranging from the Art Director's Club to Comedy Central and BET Networks. To bring my client's creative vision to life, I mainly use Adobe After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator and Cinema 4D.
Some of the key skills showcased within my reel are:
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I've teamed up with my friend Danny Gil to offer an incentive for Millennials to vote in the upcoming elections. A self produced love child project we hope will help make a difference.
This is still a work in progress and is the first of a series we will be working on.
Client: BET Networks
These series of logo designs were made for BET Network's current running series Zoe Ever After. The challenge was to design both a logo for the show and the line of cosmetics inside the sitcom itself.
This first design to the right was one of 2 choices on the final round of approvals.
Client: BET Networks
I was asked to conceptualize story boards for BET Honors 2016 hosted by Arsenio Hall. Using Cinema 4D and compositing in After Effects to make my ideas come to live, I chose to present two concepts for the awards show.
The first uses a split screen idea with Glass and Rock as the strong foundation for Honors. The second idea is meant to be a more elegant approach that fits this particular awards show.
These are image driven Network IDs I worked on for BET's sister network Centric. The first ID featuring moms and their daughters earned me a nomination for a 2016 Promax BDA in the Best Art Direction/Design category.
I processed and cleaned up all images/footage and animated the content with the newly re-designed fresh look of the network.
Client: BET
Hosted by Anthony Anderson, the 2015 UNCF's scholarship award event's promo was shot entirely on green screen.
I teamed up with designer & animator, Jaiman Yun to create several spots for the event. In this :30 second spot, I keyed and rotoscoped 17 of the shots used for compositing into the background.
Teamwork! Whoohoo!
Client: Art Director's Club
Working with typographer Lauren Hom and designer/animator Rachel Nye Levine, I brought to life this introductory video for the ADC's 50/50 Initiative Project.
This initiative aims to make women's role in the design industry more prominent. It has been one of my very favorite projects to volunteer for.
Learn more about the Art Director's Club 50/50 Initiative
Read feature about the 50/50 Initiative in the Huff Post.
Read my one-on-one interview with the ADC.
Read my member-to-member interview with fellow motion graphics designer Rachel Levine.
BET asked me to create brand integration options using footage provided by Disney to promote the movie Big Hero 6. Under the direction of Dana Kinlaw, I created several versions to choose from that were sent out to Disney for approval. The first is the final approved adaptation followed by the rest of the versions I created for BET to choose from.
This one was an amazing amount of fun as I got to use a lot of compositing skills and Dana gave me a lot of freedom to pretty much use my imagination and manipulate the footage as needed.
Working with the On-Air team at BET under the art direction of Dana Kinlaw, I once again teamed up with Jaiman Yun to work on this action filled 70's inspired spot for the BET Awards 2015.
This one was a really fun project to work on. My job was to key the first 2 action shots. I was asked to place the actors on an over-the-top, fire/action/explosive background because one can never, EVAH! have enough fire and smoke on an action shot.
Click here see the first pass of the action sequences.
Client: Comedy Central
Gabriel Iglesias Show Open for Season 2 of his Stand-Up Revolution Show was completely built from the ground up. I was given 3 musts: MUST have the VW Bug, MUST travel from point A to point B and lastly, MUST have his friend Martín included within the promo.
I started by creating 3 different narratives and the second story line was picked by the clients. From there, style frames for the look and feel of the piece were built. The talent came in for the photo shoot once a style had been chosen and stills were shot on green screen.
Following the photo shoot, the cleaning up process started as well as the creation and break down of the pieces for animating the backgrounds, the talent and all other creatures and people seen in the final version.
After this, I teamed up with Brandon Campbell to cover the considerable amount of animation needed for the final product. As extensive as this project was, it was a great learning experience since I extended my skill set to include directing a photo shoot with the talent. It was a lot of work, but a lot of fun and I'm really happy with the end result.
Client: Comedy Central
Community comes to Comedy Central. Yup. It sure did. My challenge for these promos was to key, clean, and compose the footage shot of the main characters of the series into backgrounds I designed with hand drawn elements.
Client: Comedy Central
Based on classic jewelry commercials, this spot aims to display South Park's line of products made for smart phones, tablets and electronics as "high class" items that can be found at your nearest Best Buy.
Footage was shot in-house and I color-corrected, manipulated and composited the pieces to have a dreamy/glossy feel to the showcased items.


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Two men who swam 500 metres to safety from their small runabout off the Gisborne coast have prompted police to express concern about causing unnecessary searches.
Their 14-foot aluminium craft was found partially submerged yesterday afternoon (Sunday) by a passing fishing boat skipper, who began a search and contacted police. Coastguard was also called in.
The men had abandoned their boat on Friday afternoon.
Police are still to speak to the two men, who work in the forest and are out of telephone contact.
"We're still to get exact details of what happened," said Sergeant Greg Lexmond.
"We've been told that two men went for a diving trip on Friday evening.
"A relative told us they got into trouble somewhere in the Tuahine Point area and had to swim back to shore," he said.
The crew of the fishing boat Touchwood found the abandoned dinghy about 1.5 nautical miles off the point about 2pm yesterday.
"We called police immediately and started a search ourselves, thinking there might have been people from the boat in the water," said Touchwood skipper Dave Wallace.
"We searched for about an hour, had a good look around but found no sign of anyone. So we took the boat in tow and brought it into the harbour boat ramp."
The dinghy, which was thought to be quite new, had an almost-new outboard motor on it and dive gear inside.
"There was also a catch-bag with 30 to 40 kina in the boat," Mr Wallace said.
"We'd like to know what the story is with it, and what happened to the people in it."
Mr Wallace said he was concerned when he found the outboard motor was in gear.
Police called in the coastguard to take part in the search once the crew of Touchwood had sounded the alarm.
"The Coastguard boat searched the area for about two hours and found no sign of anyone in the water," Mr Lexmond said.
"We also visited all the known boat launching sites around the Gisborne area and could find no sign of any vehicles and trailers left unaccounted for," he said.
It remained a mystery just how the craft had come to grief.
"We found some of the answers this morning as a result of our inquiries," Mr Lexmond said.
Police do not know yet if the boat broke down or was swamped by waves.
"We intend to speak to the two men when they get back from work tonight," he said.
Police are concerned the men did not report what happened to them.
"A number of people yesterday wasted a lot of time trying to find people who weren't missing," he said.
"The men also left a boat out there that created a hazard to other vessels."
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Kevin Spacey's Scheming Politico Lures Europe TV to Netflix
Kevin Spacey is poised to scheme his way into more European homes as the politician-star of "House of Cards" should Virgin Media Inc.'s novel deal integrating Netflix Inc. (NFLX) into its cable offerings pay off.
Netflix's subscription-video service has only been available via the Web until last week, when it signed an accord with Liberty Global Plc (LBTYA)'s U.K. pay-TV provider to place its original content, film and TV archive on Virgin Media users' TiVo Inc. (TIVO) set-top boxes. It's a new model of collaboration and a talking point as European cable executives gather today in Barcelona for CTAM Europe's annual cable marketing conference.
"This deal shows it's possible to have an alliance between cable and content holders," said Matthias Kurth, executive chairman of the Cable Europe trade association. "In the long run companies like Netflix need a dedicated service as the open Internet will not be sufficient; cable companies are ideal to offer this infrastructure."
It's the first time an established cable operator is integrating a streaming service, blurring the lines between the two sides and ending a perceived rivalry for viewers. The deal benefits both companies -- Virgin Media gets new Netflix customers who sign up via TiVo, while Los Gatos, California-based Netflix gets a ready-made audience paying for content and access to its British partner's infrastructure. As Europe's content providers, cable and satellite operators push to sign subscribers, it offers a new way to build their brands and cater to appetite for content, old and new.
Future Alliances
Liberty Global Chief Executive Officer Mike Fries is due to speak in Barcelona tomorrow. After its take-over of Virgin Media was announced in March, Neil Berkett -- then CEO of the U.K. cable company -- said it would forgo pricey original content in favor of collaborating with the likes of Netflix.
"We can see deals like this to come in European markets in Benelux, Scandinavia and even Germany," said Guy Bisson, head of TV research at IHS Screen Digest in London. "This agreement is an important indicator on how the industry is evolving; by building a brand that's valuable."
It also appeals to viewers who don't want a complete home-entertainment contract with expensive pay-TV film and sports channels. Netflix charges 5.99 pounds ($9.56) a month. That compares with British Sky Broadcasting Group Plc (BSY)'s 16-pound premium movie offer, which goes on top of its 21.50-pound basic TV package, according to its website.
'Global Product'
"In the long-term there's no reason to believe that Netflix won't be a global product in every country; I know people watch it," Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos said at a media conference in Cambridge, England, last week. The deal with Virgin Media attempts to "reduce friction" for a viewer to get to Netflix from the TV, he said.
Netflix, founded in 1997, started out renting DVDs by mail. While it accounts for almost a third of all Internet traffic in North America and has grown to 38 million subscribers, they're primarily in the Western Hemisphere.
Netflix only arrived in Europe last year and has to build its brand in a fragmented market with multiple languages --there are 24 official ones in European Union member states alone. In addition to the U.K., Ireland and Nordic region, it moved into the Netherlands last week. Liberty Global also owns the UPC Netherlands cable provider, which offers set-top boxes similar to Virgin Media's.
"Now that Virgin Media is part of Liberty Global it will be interesting to see what deals may emerge with the Horizon box as Netflix expands its European footprint," Toby Syfret, a TV-industry analyst at Enders Analysis in London, wrote in a Sept. 11 note. "Could the Netherlands be next?"
'Potential Allies'
Grupo Corporativo ONO SA offers the TiVo box in Spain and sees services like Netflix as "potential allies," according to an e-mailed statement. Italy's Mediaset SpA (MS) is set to unveil its own web-based on-demand service called Infinity, a spokesman said, asking not to be named under company policy.
Former British phone monopoly BT Group Plc (BT/A) is spending 1 billion pounds on sports programming as a way to boost broadband customer loyalty, and teamed up with British Broadcasting Corp., ITV Plc, Channel 4 and Channel 5 to form YouView, a hybrid TV box offering catch-up TV. It's in talks with Netflix and Amazon Inc.'s video-streaming service Lovefilm about offering the service in the U.K. and should announce a deal "shortly," said Alex Green, BT's TV director.
"We see on-demand as complementary to" BT Sport programming, he said.
'Strangest Bedfellows'
Netflix declined 0.2 percent to $306.20 at 12:04 p.m. in New York. Its shares have more than tripled this year. Virgin Media owner Liberty Global advanced 0.6 percent to $80. BSkyB rose 0.3 percent to 861.5 pence at the close of trading in London, as BT fell 0.4 percent to 341.30 pence.
Satellite broadcaster BSkyB, the U.K. pay-TV leader, spends more than 2 billion pounds a year on film and sports rights and original productions. It unveiled its own on-demand streaming service, NOW TV, last year. BSkyB will focus on creating new content for its own sake, rather than as a draw for other services, and "combat the threat of commoditization," said Commercial Group Director Rob Webster.
Still, as Netflix signs exclusive deals with Walt Disney Co. and DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. (DWA) and builds its own lineup with new seasons of canceled cult comedy "Arrested Development" and original programs like "House of Cards" and "Orange Is the New Black," it's "now surely worth consideration" by BSkyB, Enders' Syfret said.
"Perhaps the two strangest bedfellows could yet end up as friends," he said.
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Hello and welcome from Washington state
Hello from another newbie! I'm on the OR. coast. Happy holidays!
Hi, just wanted to welcome you to the board!! I too am retired, and married for 44 years!!! It is cold and rainy here too! Merry Christmas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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2. I Unclench My Hands
From the first the captain disclaimed responsibility for me. I was housed in the
forecastle, and ate with the men. There, however, my connection with the crew
and the navigation of the ship ended. Perhaps it was as well, although I resented
it at first. I was weaker than I had thought, and dizzy at the mere thought of going
As a matter of fact, I found myself a sort of deck-steward, given the responsibility
of looking after the shuffle-board and other deck games, the steamer-rugs, the
cards, - for they played bridge steadily, - and answerable to George Williams, the
colored butler, for the various liquors served on deck.
The work was easy, and the situation rather amused me. After an effort or two to
bully me, one of which resulted in my holding him over the rail until he turned
gray with fright, Williams treated me as an equal, which was gratifying.
The weather was good, the food fair. I had no reason to repent my bargain. Of
the sailing qualities of the Ella there could be no question. The crew, selected by
Captain Richardson from the best men of the Turner line, knew their business,
and, especially after the Williams incident, made me one of themselves. Barring
the odor of formaldehyde in the forecastle, which drove me to sleeping on deck
for a night or two, everything was going smoothly, at least on the surface.
Smoothly as far as the crew was concerned. I was not so sure about the after
As I have said, owing to the small size, of the vessel, and the fact that
considerable of the space had been used for baths, there were, besides the
family, only two guests, a Mrs. Johns, a divorcee, and a Mr. Vail. Mrs. Turner and
Miss Lee shared the services of a maid, Karen Hansen, who, with a stewardess,
Henrietta Sloane, occupied a double cabin. Vail had a small room, as had
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The boy is 15, but he still has his quilt from being a newborn. I was thinking of either frogs or dogs...he loves both and making a warm....he is always cold. Flannel type rag quilt, but when I started looking for fabric, there were lots, but very little in flannel. Also can I ask what kind of starch do you use?
I will wash the fabric in hot water, and dry in the dryer. I had some cotton that I bought at a quilt store, and it must have shrunk 4".


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What's a S & M ?
Hi fellow Texans! I have recently joined this Forum and have already benefited from doing so. I plan on getting my CHL and have researched sub compacts which seems to be a great choice for many reasons. That said, I have narrow it down, at least for the moment as I want them all, the S&M M&P 9mm or the Glock 26. The S&M seems to be a better value (about $100 difference in price), anyone out there have an informed opinion on this one? Thanks in advance for your consideration.
What's a S & M ?
I have the S&W M&P 9 full size, M&P9c also. I did own the Glock G26, I have to say I do like the M&P both full and compact better. The Glock 26 was just to small for my hand.
The Glock is a fine weapon, but i do like the S&W M&P much better.
I have 3 M&Ps. 2 Glocks. The Glocks are 19&36
I like the M&P better in my hand and for carry. But they are both great guns. I say, try them both (& any of the others people are about to chime in with) and get the one that fits YOU best.
The M&Pc for the money is a great value but haven't been around as long and some of the local LEOs say they rust faster then the glocks...


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Rock Scene, whose tagline evolved over time from "Alternative to the Alternatives" to "Rock Glamour World," was published monthly from March 1973 (David Bowie, Alice Cooper, Rod Stewart, Van Morrison and T-Rex's Marc Bolan on the cover), to January 1982 (featuring the Proto-New Wave British Invasion of U2, the Jam, XTC, the Specials, Phil Collins, and unrelated but naturally angelic pictures of Debbie Harry). It was -- not to be over-dramatic -- a very important brick in the wall of rock 'n' roll music. And now all 54 issues are available for viewing online, thanks to fan and collector Ryan Richardson.
The magazine began with lofty goals: editor Richard Robinson wrote in issue #2 (Roxy Music, Bette Midler, and 'rock electronics' on the cover): "There have been so many barriers, so much intolerance built-up by the people who listen to the music over the past few years. Some folks are busy putting down one form of music to hold up another. Others have put themselves in the position where they think that to be hip about the music means to be negative about the music ... The constant sense that successful music that you don't like is somehow a threat to what you do like." That's rather how Rock Scene went about things -- with an air of egalitarianism (one subscription ad promised "No opinionated blitherings!"), always partying, always on-the-scene. After a couple years, around issue #24, they switched to a format of almost all photographs from legendary photographer Bob Gruen, pictures that became instrumental in the formation of the rock myth. It suited them better anyways; you get the sense that they really just wanted to go to shows and party their asses off.
A read through the magazine's run reveals the editors' insatiable appetite for: Aerosmith, Bryan Ferry, KISS, David Bowie, Patti Smith and her Band (their guitarist was Rock Scene Associate Editor Lenny Kaye), Alice Cooper, Peter Gabriel, the Rolling Stones, Debbie Harry, the Ramones, Iggy Pop. Most of these groups were never more than a month away from a photo spread or a profile: "Robert Plant reads his mail," "Rolling Stones love lunch," "The Ramones in Vegas." Their music coverage was comprehensive, yet uncritical.
Rock Scene got weird, or at least it got weird in retrospect. Exclamatory, glamorous spreads of the Dead Boys are an unsettling experience for anyone who grew up listening to "Sonic Reducer," and seeing Brian Eno posing in full regalia in front of a McDonald's will likely burn your eyeballs for hours. Weirdness became the point, though, as Rock Scene shifted its focus from editorial to purely visual rock collages. Richard Robinson and Lenny Kaye put it best, in their final editorial from issue #51:
"There is certainly no perfection here, most especially in our stress on the Photo rather than the Word, but in a sense, we think of Rock Scene not just for today, but for ten years after, a record of people and places that will never be juxtaposed in just this way again. A scrapbook, if you prefer, marking our fads and foibles, the one-hit wonders pressed up against those who endure. The clubs, the groups, the faces that fade or survive. And one of those survivors is Rock Scene."
Check out some covers and issues of Rock Scene:
Thanks to Ryan Richardson, who provided the cover images and maintains the Rock Scene archives.


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Game Time...Seventh-ranked Northwestern plays host to Dakota State in a non-conference women's basketball match-up Wednesday night, Nov. 20. Tip-off at the Bultman Center is scheduled for 5:30pm. Northwestern is 6-0 this season while Dakota State is 3-4. Watch/listen live to the game via the NWC webcast the following link: Watch/Listen Now! Follow the live stats here: Live Stats!
All-Time...Northwestern leads the all-time series 17-12 and has won 7 of the last 8 match-ups against Dakota State.
Scouting Dakota State...The Lady T's are 3-4 this season, recording wins over Presentation (S.D.) and Midland (Neb.) to start the year before a four-game losing streak ensued. Last time out, they defeated Trinity Bible 91-37 last Saturday, Nov. 16. Dakota State has three losses to GPAC teams; Hastings, Dakota Wesleyan and Mount Marty.
Jeff Dittman is in his second season back as the Dakota State head coach, having served in the same role for 15 years (1993-2008). He also served as the head coach for Hastings, leading the Broncos to the national semifinals in two of his four years. Dittman returns eight players and three starters off a 2012-13 team that finished 0-8 in conference play, 6-20 overall. They were picked fourth out of five teams in the North Star Athletic League preseason poll.
Dakota State averages 68 points per game, shooting 44% from the field and 34% from the three-point arc. Senior Kylie Westover is the lone player scoring in double figures, averaging 11.6 points per game. An all-conference selection last year, Westover reached the 1,000-point milestone earlier this year and ranks third all-time in three-pointers. She is shooting 36% from beyond the arc with a team-high 14 three-pointers this season. Rabenberg scores 8.7 points per game and is shooting over 50% from the field. Cassie Jacobsen averages 8.1 points and 4.4 rebounds per game while shooting 45% from the field. Alyson Drooger averages nearly six points per game and ranks 11th in the NAIA with 12 blocked shots.
Northwestern News and Notes...The Red Raiders are off to a 6-0 start, recording wins over three ranked teams; Jamestown, Valley City State and Briar Cliff. Northwestern was seventh in the NAIA coaches' preseason poll, one of four GPAC teams in the top 25. They were picked third in the GPAC preseason poll.
Northwestern is averaging 101 points per game, shooting 48% from the field, among the NAIA's best in both categories. They have made 32 three-pointers in the three games, shooting 31% from beyond the arc. Defensively, Northwestern is giving up 62 points per game while holding teams to 31% from the field. They have a +20 advantage on the boards.
Alli Engebretson is one of three Red Raiders scoring in double figures, putting in a GPAC-best 20.5 points per game. The senior guard leads the team with 21 three-pointers, shooting 44% from beyond the arc. Karen Hutson averages 20 points per game, shooting a GPAC-best 62% from the field. Samantha Kleinsasser averages 14.2 points and a team-best nine rebounds per game, recording four double-doubles this season. Cassidy Breon (9.0) and Mackenzie Small (8.8) are the other top scorers.
Up Next...Northwestern will play in the Benedictine Classic this weekend, held in Atchison, Kan.


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UTEP Tennis to Host Home Matches
Feb. 20, 2014
EL PASO, Texas – The UTEP women's tennis team will take on Abilene Christian at 9 a.m. MT on Saturday (Feb. 22) and will play a double header on Sunday (Feb. 23) – versus Southern Miss (9 a.m.) and UTPB (2 p.m.) at the El Paso Tennis Club. Free breakfast will be served before the Southern Miss match.
First-year head coach Myriam Sopel's squad has won its first two home matches and is striving for more victories in the Sun City.
"Obviously we are looking to win," Sopel said. "We are playing three good teams and it will be a lot of matches in two days. But the girls have been used to it and we've had a few weekends under our belt. They know what it is to compete at a high level and to deal with the pressure. I've seen a lot of team-bonding the last three weeks and the girls are getting closer to each other. It's great to see hear them cheering each other on from court to court."
The Miners (3-5) got off to a slow start, but have reeled in a pair of 6-1 victories – against Northern Arizona on Feb. 14 and Lamar on Feb. 16.
Senior Rebeca Calvillo is 4-4 in dual-match singles play, while winning her last three matches at the No. 1 position. Senior Marie LeBlond was off to a slow start, but has won her last two singles matches.
In doubles action, Calvillo and junior Davina Meza have teamed up to forge a 5-2 dual-match doubles record on the No. 1 court. Sopel mixed things up a bit as senior Gabi Vazquez and sophomore Matilda Rose Tench are 2-0 at the No. 3 spot, while senior Marie LeBlond and freshman Daphne Visscher are 2-0 at No. 2. LeBlond and Vazquez played doubles together last spring.
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Abilene Christian is off to a 4-2 start, while Micah Hermsdorf is off to a 5-1 start at the No. 1 spot in dual-match singles play. Micah and her sister Kaysie are 5-0 in doubles action at No. 1.
Southern Miss is 2-4 during the early part of the campaign, while Carolin Drescher is 5-1 in dual-match singles play at the No. 2 spot. Dreshcher and Alex Kitchen are 3-1 in doubles action at No. 1.
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This one-day interactive workshop will provide information and hands-on learning. Whether you report weekly or quarterly, this workshop will cover a variety of topics geared toward the understanding and proper filing of this vital report.
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8 vegetable bouillon cubes
Vegan bouillon with added herbs
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Serving Size 1/2 cube (5.5 g)
Servings 16
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|Total Fat 2 g
|Saturated Fat 1 g
|Trans Fat 0 g
|Sodium 1,030 mg
|Total Carb. 0 g
|Protein 1 g
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Ingredients: Sea salt, organic non-hydrogenated palm oil, yeast extract, organic basil 1%, organic parsley 1%, organic garlic, organic turmeric, organic lovage 0.1%, organic celery 0.1%, organic dill 0.1%.
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Scientists from Argonne and the University of Chicago have discovered a new class of colloids from inorganic solvents, which could have greater applications for numerous areas including nanotechnology.
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Scientists discover magnetic "persuasion" in neighboring metals
Certain materials can be swayed by their neighbors to become magnetic, according to a new Argonne study.
|March 1, 2017
New report highlights technologies that help consumers reduce water consumption
What technology features can researchers take from other industries to change consumers' water habits? A new Argonne report explores the options.
|December 21, 2016
Argonne wins 2016 IL Governors' Sustainability Award
For the third consecutive year, Argonne has won a prestigious Governor's Sustainability Award from the Illinois Sustainable Technology Center.
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Hill named a fellow of the American Nuclear Society
Bob Hill, technical director of advanced nuclear energy research and development at the U.S.
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Exascale Computing Project announces $48 million to establish four exascale co-design centers
DOE's Exascale Computing Project is announcing it has selected four co-design centers as part of a 4-year $48 million funding award, including one to be led by Argonne.
|November 11, 2016
Argonne nanoscientist honored as fellow of the American Physical Society
Gary Wiederrecht, a senior nanoscientist at Argonne National Laboratory, has been elected a fellow of the American Physical Society.
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For fans of Eames chairs, nylon Frieze, and built-in blond-wood cabinetry, the title says it all: Modernism Revisited: An Exploration of Iconic Mid-Century Furniture, Interiors and Textiles. For the rest of us, it bears mentioning that this exhibition surveys the work of graphic, industrial, and interior designers and architects with a specific nod to mid-century masters Hans and Florence Knoll who forged a new design aesthetic that changed American interior environments during the first half of the last century.
The exhibit, organized by the ASU chapter of the International Interior Design Association, is on view from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, November 2, through Friday, November 6, at the ASU Gallery of Design.
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"Nothing spurs creativity more than a deadline." ~ Mary E. Whitehill
The Images Art Show represents a group of well known artists residing here in the Creston Valley.
This group of professional artist's have been holding an annual 2-3 day show and sale every fall, for many years now. Each year the group invites a guest artist to participate in this show.
I received an invitation to participate with this talented group of artist's in the upcoming November 2012, Images Art Show & Sale. Of course I accepted! It is such an honor! I am so appreciative and excited! It's always great to be recognized by your peers.
Deadlines can be a great motivator.....and I guess it's back into the studio for me! I'm aiming to complete several small pieces along with 2 or 3 large paintings.
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Leap Motion Review: Taking control into your own hands (kind of)
Leap Motion touts its controller as a new paradigm in human input devices, allowing users to wave, swipe and poke their way through a digital world otherwise meant for keyboards, mice and touchscreens.
The miniscule gadget barely measures larger than a USB flash drive, however inside the Leap you'll find two cameras and three infrared LEDs capable of tracking hand and finger movements in all three spatial dimensions. Making use of motion-sensing technology to interact with your computer is at least refreshing, if not magical.
The next wave of computing is perceptual
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1. Killer knocks off first victim... How would that have been prevented? The killer has all sorts of advantage when the attack begins, including element of surprise and control of a situation that will soon be a panic state for everyone else.
2. Killer doesn't record any more kills and is stopped by law enforcement. That's about as good as you can get after part 1 occurs.
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Looking for Subaru friends in nebraska. Anyone out there
This is a discussion on Nebraska within the North Central States forums, part of the Regional Discussion category; Looking for Subaru friends in nebraska. Anyone out there...
Looking for Subaru friends in nebraska. Anyone out there
Hell ya blackshirts all the way
Not from NE but im just north of ya, Sioux Falls SD for me. Seems like no rex's i see around here are on the forums
yea whats up im from nebraska but i live in california right now, i should be back in omaha sometime in june
*make lemonade out of life*
well at least you have rexs around there. I have the only rex in town probly within a hundred miles of NP. What ya doing in cali.
military, im almost done and coming back home
*make lemonade out of life*
I'm southwest of Lincoln!
Whats up NE, I just bought a 05 WRX a couple weeks back. Im excited to start figuring out what to do to it.
well to start with make sure the cat is gone in the up-pipe and get a turboback exhaust with some sort of tune and see where that takes you. congrats on the by.
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Assistant boss Steve Bould maintains Arsenal can head to Manchester City full of confidence after opening their Champions League campaign with a battling 2-1 victory in Montpellier.
With manager Arsene Wenger watching from the stands for the first of a three-match UEFA touchline ban, the Gunners recovered from giving away an early penalty to hit two quick goals through in-form Lukas Podolski and Gervinho before riding out the second-half storm at the Stade de la Mosson.
The positive result continued the Gunners' unbeaten start to the new campaign, having thumped Southampton 6-1 at Emirates Stadium last weekend.
Next up, though, is a trip to tackle the Barclays Premier League champions, who will be smarting from their 3-2 European defeat in Madrid.
Bould, however, sees no reason why Arsenal's momentum cannot see them rise to the challenge on Sunday afternoon.
"We have had a decent start to the season and we have kept the run going so it's important all round, for the whole season," said the former Arsenal defender.
"We will go to Manchester City with a bit of confidence.
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"It is where we want to be and hopefully we can come away saying we did okay again."
Bould admitted he had "a bit of a headache" after stepping into Wenger's shoes for the first time since moving into the assistant's role after the retirement of Pat Rice.
Wenger would no doubt have been fuming when captain Thomas Vermaelen gave away an early penalty, although replays suggested the foul was probably just outside the box.
However, Arsenal responded magnificently and were soon level through a fine finish by German international Podolski.
Before the French side, making their Champions League debut following last season's brilliant Ligue 1 campaign, could recover, Arsenal swept ahead on 18 minutes through Gervinho.
Although the hosts rallied after the break, with lively winger Remi Cabella hitting the crossbar and goalscorer Younes Belhanda missing a great chance late on when he fired straight at stand-in keeper Vito Mannone, the Gunners closed out a battling victory.
"I am not sure I enjoyed it. I have got a headache and a half," said Bould.
"It is tough, a different pressure then I have been used to taking the Under-18s, but we won and we had a great result."
Bould added: "It is quite an intimidating place to come and play so we are glad to get the result.
"We have got great team spirit and I think that was evident. Everybody is digging in and things are looking okay."
Montpellier coach Rene Girard felt his team could take some positives out of their Champions League debut.
"I have some regrets but also some satisfaction," he said.
"Maybe we were a bit too shy in the first half, then looked more determined.
"We had a few chances to equalise, but at this level when you make some mistakes, you will pay for it.
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Police Chief Arrested for DUI
Published April 5th, 2012
The chief of police in Lantana has been fired after he was arrested for a DUI.
Jeffrey Tyson is accused of hitting the back of an unmarked Palm Beach County Sheriff's Deputy's car at a red light.
The deputy said Tyson changed lanes and drove for another mile with the deputy following him with his emergency flashers on.
When he was stopped, Tyson regused a sobriety test and was arrested.
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Report: Scarlett Johansson and Sean Penn Have Split
Scarlett Johansson and Sean Penn might have called it quits. A source has just told People Magazine that the rumored couple are no longer dating. Words began to swirl that their romance might be hitting a rough patch when the two didn't attend the 2011 Cannes Film Festival together.
50-year-old Sean premiered his Terrence Malick-directed drama, "The Tree of Life", at the film festival back in mid-May. 26-year-old Scarlett herself has been kept busy reprising her "Iron Man 2" role as Black Widow for "The Avengers" in New Mexico. Reason for the alleged split is still unknown.
Scarlett has been romantically linked to Sean after she called off her marriage with Ryan Reynolds in December 2010. The "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" actress and the "Milk" actor were reported having a one-day trip to Mexico earlier this March and were later said sharing a cozy dinner at Chateau Marmont.
A representative for Scarlett has denied the romance rumor, insisting "Scarlett and Sean are not dating - they have been friends for years." Still, the twosome added more fuel to the speculation when they were spotted holding hands following the White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington, D.C.
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Vols LB Maggitt out for season with torn ACL
Associated Press | Last updated November 12, 2012
Tennessee linebacker Curt Maggitt will miss the remainder of the season after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament Saturday in a 51-48 overtime loss to Missouri. Volunteers coach Derek Dooley announced Maggitt's condition at his Monday news conference. Maggitt recorded 30 overall tackles and made nine starts this season. He is tied for the team lead with five tackles for loss despite dealing with turf toe and a shoulder injury earlier in the year. Maggitt was having one of his best games of the season Saturday. He compiled two tackles for loss, a pass breakup and three quarterback hurries. Last year, Maggitt started eight games and collected 56 tackles, the fourth-highest total by a true freshman in school history. Tennessee (4-6, 0-6 SEC) plays Saturday at Vanderbilt (6-4, 4-3).
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Capital Gains Tax
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is chargeable on gains arising on the disposal of assets, other than that part of a gain which arose in the period prior to 6 April 1974. Any form of property (other than Irish currency) including an interest in property (as, for example, a lease) is an asset for CGT purposes.
Rate of Tax
The standard rate in respect of disposals is determined based on the date on which the disposal was made as follows:
- Disposals made:
- from 6 December 2012 - 33%
- from 7 December 2011 to 5 December 2012 - 30%
- from 8 April 2009 to 6 December 2011 - 25%
- from 15 October 2008 to 7 April 2009 - 22%
- made on or before 14 October 2008 - 20%
The first €1,270 of an individual's annual chargeable gains, net of allowable losses, is exempt.
Full Self Assessment
The Finance Act 2012 introduced full self-assessment for chargeable persons, via part 41A of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997.
For Capital Gains Tax, the new Part 41A applies for the year 2013 et seq.
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Sheela was born in a Syrian Christian family in Trissur, Kerala. She was married to Tamil actor Ravichandran. She has a son George (alias Vishnu), who acts in Tamil serials and few Malayalam movies.
Sheela made her debut in Paasam opposite MGR. Her first film in Malayalam was Bhagyajathakom, with Sathyan. The next two decades saw her essay roles in more than 475 films totally in various languages such as Tamil, Telugu and Kannada and Malayalam. Very Famous Films such as Chemmeen, Kallichellama, Velutha Kathreena, and Vazhve Mayam were a few among them. She has won many awards such as Kerala State Film Awards, the Lux award and the Filmfare Lifetime Achievement award.
Sheela's name, along with Prem Nazir's name figures in the Guinness Book of World Records, for acting together consecutively in 107 films. In the 70s and 80s, Sheela's tried her hand at directing as well. She directed two films, Yakshaganom and Shikarangal. She wrote the story, script, and screenplay for Shikharangaland Yakshagaanam, which was also remade in Tamil. Besides films, she has directed a tele-film Ninaivukale neengividu in which Jayabharathi acted. She acted with Kamal Hassan in films like Vishnu Vijayam and Eeta as heroine. She acted as Akhilandeswary in the 2005 blockbuster Chandramukhi alongside Rajinikanth. She has also authored a book, titled Kuilinte Kooduand many short stories. She is a very good painter and her oil paintings and portraits were commendable.
Sheela returned to acting, playing main role in Sathyan Anthikkad's Manassinakkare. The film was a huge hit, and her performance was critically acclaimed. Sheela bagged the Kerala State Film Award for best supporting actress in the film Akale.
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August 30, 2013 at 1:27 PM
Sheela has missed a Great hero "Ravi". She has changed the name of their son as "George" though he was named originally as "MURALIRAJ SATHISH".
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Sanctified Crimson Acolyte Mantle
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- Sanctified Crimson Acolyte Mantle
- Item Level 264
- Binds when picked up
- Cloth
- Shoulder
- 354 Armor
- +92 Stamina
+92 Intellect
- Yellow Socket
- Socket Bonus: +5 Spell Power
- Durability 60 / 60
- Classes: Priest
- Requires level 80
- Equip: Improves critical strike rating by 80.
Equip: Improves haste rating by 72.
Equip: Increases spell power by 132.
- Sanctified Crimson Acolyte's Regalia (5 pieces)
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[Sanctified Crimson Acolyte Mantle]
- (2) Set: The critical strike chance of your Shadow Word: Pain, Devouring Plague, and Vampiric Touch spells is increased by 5%.
(4) Set: Reduces the channel duration by 0.51 sec and period by 0.17 sec on your Mind Flay spell.
- For the heroic version of this item see [Sanctified Crimson Acolyte Mantle].
This item is sold by the following vendors in exchange for 1 [Crimson Acolyte Mantle] and 1 [Conqueror's Mark of Sanctification]:
- Rueben Lauren <Cloth Armor Merchant> in Dalaran
- Scott the Merciful <Priest Armor> at Light's Hammer in Icecrown Citadel
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- Patch 3.3.0 (08-Dec-2009): Added.