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Could Media Molecule's Upcoming Game be for Project Morpheus?
A recent teaser video can be considered a first look into Media Molecule's upcoming PS4 game, according to the devs. There's plenty of notes to take from the recent teaser, and it may just be showing that the game is being developed as a Project Morpheus title.
Media Molecule recently posted the video below and consider the video a teaser of what's to come…kind of. The video pretty much shows off a rendering error for their upcoming PlayStation 4 game.
Making games: Embrace your mistakes – Media Molecule
We already know that Media Molecule have a Project Morpheus to mess around with, but this may just be an inside look at what they're working with. We've seen how Project Morpheus uses PlayStation Move controllers to further interact in gameplay demo's like in Morpheus Castle, so this could be the case with Media Molecule's title as well. If you can look past the rave visuals, you can obviously see a persons silhouette. There have been plenty of games that have used the PlayStation Camera, not just for Morpheus titles (take The Playroom as an example), and this looks to be the same. An old mans face can also be seen in the trailer, so it may also be that the PlayStation Move tech demo at a previous E3 could have hinted at what's to come.
Sumo Digital is of course working on LittleBigPlanet 3, but it has been confirmed that Media Molecule are involved with that project as well (according to a post by GameReactor.EU). The previous rumor for LittleBigPlanet 3D may not come to fruition, but whatever the game above is, we're excited to see just what Media Molecule has up their sleeve.
Gamescom is coming up soon, so we may or may not see an official reveal there. For more on Media Molecule's upcoming PS4 game, gaming news, and more, stay tuned to Junkie Monkeys.


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The very rare act when a man can retain natural tumescence and visit back to back knocking shops.
Well my mate Emile got a double hard. Back to back hookers. One even washed her twat out in a washing up bowl. He had a great time but it cost him hundred and sixty euros and a week of tests at the GUM clinic
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text: RC is really kicking my behind right now. LR is not all that intimidating anymore since I can pretty much get most of the questions correct if I don't make stupid mistakes. Logic games.... oh well I should review the LGB and start practicing more. I have been doing the RC for the past 2 weeks and I keep missing application questions and some detail questions. The problems I have with these types are:Application question: When I look back at the passage and start reading the relevant parts, I can't determine if I should read the entire paragraph again or just read few lines regarding the subject. When I do the latter, I always get the question wrong because one part of the answer choice I chose does not match what was said in the passage. Reading the entire paragraph once again seems to be just too much and time consuming.Detail questions: I cannot distinguish the subtle differences of words used by the answer choices. One answer choice seems to look pretty good, and when I choose it, it is wrong and some other less good looking choice is correct. I guess I really do not have the basics down for RC. I do enjoy reading RC passages, no problems with that. I also like to summarize and understand the structure and main point. Overall, I really like doing this section. The problem is that I keep missing these types of questions and it is so frustrating because I don't seem to improve. Does anyone have some tips on these types of questions or RC in general? I would really appreciate your help.


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University of North Carolina senior quarterback Bryn Renner will undergo season-ending surgery on his left (non-throwing) shoulder Wednesday at UNC Hospitals. The surgery, which will be performed by Dr. Alex Creighton, is required to repair a detached labrum and fracture in the injured shoulder.
The most accurate passer in UNC history with a 66.5 completion percentage, Renner finishes his Carolina career ranked second in passing touchdowns (64), third in passing yards (8,221), third in completions (668) and third in attempts (1,005).
A fifth-year senior from West Springfield, Va., Renner started all but one game since the start of the 2011 season (32 total) and his career pass efficiency mark of 151.22 is the best in Atlantic Coast Conference history. This season, he completed 152 of 231 attempts for 1,765 yards, 10 touchdowns and five interceptions. He ranks third in the ACC with 252.1 yards passing per game this year.
"We are disappointed to lose a senior leader and a great teammate like Bryn," said UNC head coach Larry Fedora. "He has meant so much to the Carolina program and I've enjoyed coaching him the last two seasons. He is one of the most prolific quarterbacks in school history and his contributions will be sorely missed."


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- In a blender, combine all ingredients. Cover and process until smooth. Pour into glasses; serve immediately. Yield: 4 servings.
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" Genre: Fiction / Author: Audrey K. Agnothedy / Kindle Edition published 2010-10-18 by Infinity Publishing "
On browsing various eBook sites I came across this "The Leaching of Ian Burns" I read the write up but still wasn't sure whether or not it was my thing, however I noticed it was a free download so I thought why not.
The Leaching of Ian Burns
This is the story of a cantankerous old man called Ian Burns, who just so happens, to have died. The beginning of the book tells us of Ian's experience as he realizes he's dead, as no one knows for sure what happens to us when we die, I found this quite interesting.
He is in Heaven, and is appointed an Angel to guide and help him with his adjustment to his new environment. Everything is very strange to him, things seem to be in reverse, as here in heaven, the people don't age, quite the opposite, they de-age. So the younger the person, the more wise, good and intelligent they are. But this takes a long time to happen, in order to de-age he must learn all there is to know from the youngsters. He has to understand the error of his ways from when he was alive, he has to learn to deal with things in a rational way, he has to stop using bad language, which incidentally is starred out in the eBook. This is quite funny to see in the eBook as Ian swears an awful lot and so lots of words are starred out. Each time he swears or uses any bad words, a fluffy mist emerges from one orifice or another of his, the worse the word is, the darker the color and if the words are really bad, the mist will fly out of him in the shape of little black daggers.
In the beginning Ian is against everything anyone says or does, he will do things his way or not at all. He doesn't like the way others can read his mind, this is something he will learn to do eventually when he is ready, along with transporting himself from one place to another, as many of them do quite frequently, which in turn annoys Ian something rotten, as one minute he is talking to someone and the next they just disappear.
He meets up with old acquaintances who have died, I never called them friends, as in life he never really had any friends. He sees these people at all different stages of de-ageing, some are younger than he ever knew them to be. He takes lots of different journeys to help him with the de-ageing process. He also has to work, to us this means going out to do what ever it is we do in order to bring an income into the home. For Ian this means going to sleep. As when he sleeps he is transformed to some place and time where his help is needed in some way. However he cannot be seen or heard, he just has to work out what is needed of him and get on with it. He has to work at putting what ever it is that's wrong, right again.
A rather touching part of the story I found, was the part where loads of souls are all whooshed up into heaven, seen from Ian's point of view, there seems to be hundreds of them all at once. It turns out they are the souls from all the people who were killed in the "Twin Towers, 9.11. tragedy" The story deals with this in such a sensitive way, it bought a tear to my eye. The souls of all these innocent people immediately de-age and then the young souls are sent back to earth to be born again into new lives. I thought that was such a nice way to explain what could happen to so many innocent souls. As regards Ian, his son happens to be one of these poor souls, he was only a young man and had not got on well with his father in life. However there is a very touching part in the story as the two of them make peace, just as his son's soul has to leave again. He also meets up with his wife, who was always a kindhearted person on earth, never did no wrong sort of person. She de-ages very quickly, as she doesn't have too much to learn.
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Publisher: Infinity Publishing (18 Oct 2010)
Author: Audrey K. Agnothedy
My Thoughts
I loved this book, as soon as I started reading, it didn't take long to lose myself in the story. I thought the choice of central character was a great choice, a cranky old man put into a situation, where he has to more or less change his attitude and ways by 100%. The idea of the Angels and the good they tried to do for whom ever concerned was lovely to read. The many characters Ian meets, and the places he visits are great to read about, these things just make the story all the more interesting in my opinion. The visit to hell is incredibly interesting as well.
This book is full of highs and lows, where you can be laughing one minute, you can be crying the next. The story is told in such a way that you don't tire of it, and being 69 chapters long you would think, this is going to take forever to get through, but as you read it, you just go with it. At the end of the book you will find a list of all the characters used in the book, this is quite interesting to read as well. I found this book to be very inspirational and very enjoyable to read, although it did, in all honesty take a while for me to get through. I've never heard of Audrey K. Agnothedy before, but I will be definitely looking out for more of her work.
I got this eBook as a freebie from Free eBooks.net, although it can be purchased from Amazon for a hefty £7.99 although if it's going for free elsewhere why pay.
I'm giving this eBook 4 stars because I did enjoy reading it, but it was a little long
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The Ford Super Duty has always been able to tackle tough jobs that are often times also difficult, yet allowed the driver a peace of mind in its handling power. And Ford Motor Company's 2017 model doesn't plan on taking a step back from this idea any time soon. The all-new 2017 Ford F-Series Super Duty is the strongest and most capable in its class, with an astounding 48-gallon tank that significantly reduces the times in between each fueling session. This massive tank addition is 22 percent larger than the 2016 Super Duty and 37 percent larger than the 2016 gas engine's 35-gallon tank.
What's great about the new model is that it has an improved water separator and fuel filter design for less maintanence work needed. AutoWeek also expressed how excited they were in regards to this new model, and significantly noticed how the torque of the Super Duty is close in comparison to the capabilities of some eighteen wheelers! One thing that is for sure is that the 2017 Ford F-Series comes with a whole new level of power, and much lower need to constantly fuel and maintain at inconvenient times. The 2017 Ford F-Series Super Duty will be available this Fall for sale in Renton, WA, and will start around $32,535.
They're doing it on the web. Buyers are shopping for cars, choosing models and specs, figuring out payments and then, looking for a dealership to buy from. So how do you ensure it's your dealership with whom they do business? Furthermore, given the rise in online usage and the multitude of digital marketing channels and tools available, how do you know what works best for you?
Steven Arsenault, founder and CEO of One Big Broadcast, says it's often easy for dealers to think that they need the latest widget, without realizing their needs. "Too often, we've seen dealers saying they want a Facebook page, they want a Twitter feed and they want this and that. The problem is that you can end up with all these 'islands' out there that aren't really connected and nobody knows what do with them."
Arsenault, who has been involved with online communities since 1999 and has developed web platforms for multiple industries, says that the key to knowing what works and what doesn't is to really take a look and see where your web traffic is coming from. He says that for dealerships, the vast majority of web traffic is coming from search. In order to get that traffic, stores need to have a robust platform that can deliver high levels of content marketing to drive that search.
One Big Broadcast has focused on creating a destination platform with social integration, something that for the longest time didn't really exist in auto retailing. Arsenault says that over the last few years, changes in auto retailing practices and the needs and expectations of consumers, have really driven the need for social integration. Now, dealers are really starting to see the benefits.
Key West Ford, in New Westminster, B.C., is one store that has seen incredible growth through its partnership with One Big Broadcast. Since both parties began working together in 2011, the store has seen web traffic soar from 300 to around 700 hits per day. Additionally, it has zoomed from nowhere to become the largest volume Ford dealer in B.C. A lot of that is due to the relationships it has built with customers through online and actual communities.
Besides usual listings such as 'Inventory,' 'Departments' and 'About Us,' Key West's interactive website includes specific Roush Racing (it is an authorized Roush Performance retailer) and Social categories where users can view all the latest news updates via multiple blogs, sign up to join the online community (enabling them to take part in discussions) and have a look at some of the activities the dealership is involved with, including photo galleries and videos.
Combined with event listings and testimonials, the social feed has been a major factor in building trust and business.
"Because our platform is integrated, we can run multiple blogs and those blog posts go through Facebook and Twitter. Everything we do links back to the dealership's URL," says Arsenault. He says that when a blog is posted and instantly sent through social media feeds, it stimulates users and provides a level of interactivity not often associated with dealer websites.
Other features include the ability for consumers to fill out a credit application online, expediting the actual in-store sales process, while new tools such as testimonial apps tied into each salesperson's profile can allow staff to use their own tools for creating social content to build and strengthen their online profile and reputation.
Arsenault says that as a vendor partner, it's important for One Big Broadcast to provide dealers with a platform that is not only interactive but also easy to use. He says that as consumer expectations continue to increase, web platforms need to be more sophisticated in order to handle data effectively. "It's going to become more complex," he says, but notes that this complexity is also providing consumers with new online and interactive experiences.
A good example revolves around newspaper ads. "Dealers like to run newspaper ads for promotions," says Arsenault. "But if you were able to replicate the same ad on your website where shoppers can change colours and specs, plus have a URL listing and QR code on the print ad, the print ad can then serve as a link to the dealership's website. The whole concept is to make it easy, and at the same time, add value for both the dealer and consumer." Arsenault says, that moving forward, savvy dealers will continue to focus more of their efforts in building real communities online, via strategies such as membership benefits and special promotions. "The market is ready for innovation," he says. "We're excited about what lies ahead."
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Oakland Museum of California
1000 Oak St, Oakland, California, United States
A museum that displays nature, art and the history of California, and which is known for its re-created "environments" rather than its exhibits.
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Saltwater lake in the middle of the city.
Chabot Space and Science Center
10000 Skyline Blvd, Oakland, California, United States
Chabot Space & Science Center inspires and educates students of all ages about our Planet Earth and the Universe.Its historic telescopes and observatory, planetarium, hands-on interactive exhibits, and natural park setting are a place where students, teachers, and the public can imagine, understand, and learn to shape their future through science. Chabot's three large telescopes are open to the public on Friday and Saturday evenings.
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From its compact body, the SSC-N21 can scan a very wide area with its new three-way hinge and 3.7x variable focal length, offering a horizontal angle of view of 99.5" to 27.4".
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The aim of this all-in-one cinema system is to bring Pioneer's enviable video and audio prowess to an affordable price point and throw some useful features into the bargain. The system is made up of a combined DVD/CD/amplifier unit (XV-DV363), a passive subwoofer (S-DV370SW) and five tallboy speakers (S-DV370T), the latter making this look and feel more like a 'serious' home cinema system than many bookshelf-style systems.
The entire system is dressed in Pioneer's customary piano black finish, which gives it a stylish yet unpretentious air. The main unit is surprisingly slim considering it houses the disc mechanism and amplification circuitry. Its eye-catching silver disc tray is a nice touch, and with only a light smattering of buttons on the front it looks pleasingly minimal.
The S-DV370T speakers are each over a metre high and sturdily built, as is the unimposing subwoofer - though it's lighter than you might expect a sub to be due to the lack of built-in amplification. The speakers and sub plug into the rear of the main unit using supplied colour-coded cables, making setup a quick and pain-free procedure.
The main unit is capable of delivering 60W per channel, matching the speakers' maximum input power rating. It will willingly accept DVDs, CDs, Video CDs and Super Video CDs, plus it'll decode DivX, MP3, WMA, JPEG and even non-DRM MPEG-4 AAC files from discs. It's a shame Pioneer couldn't squeeze DVD-Audio and SACD support onto the list but it was probably viewed as an unnecessary cost.
Music and photos can also be played back from a memory device plugged into the front-mounted USB port, which is a nice feature that makes it dead easy to transport content from your PC (but you can't connect a PC directly).
Among the unit's other talents are the ability to decode Dolby Digital and DTS soundtracks, plus Dolby Pro Logic II for turning stereo sources into 4.1 surround. There's also a range of Sound Field Control (SFC) modes, two bass modes (for music and movies) and bass/treble adjustments. Sound can be tweaked to perfection using the built-in test tone.
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With a stay at ALEGRIA Alcoceber in Alcala de Xivert (Alcossebre), you'll be convenient to Chapel of Santa Lucia and Sant Benet. This family-friendly hotel is within the vicinity of Chivert Castle and El Pebret Beach.
Make yourself at home in one of the 120 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Digital television is provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. Additional features at this Mediterranean hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access and a television in a common area.
All-inclusive rates are available at this hotel. Meals and beverages at onsite dining establishments are included in all-inclusive rates. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar.
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Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.
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- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
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- William H. Bell, DDS, University of Texas Southwestern, Dallas, Texas
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This book is designed for those who wants to be a special orthodontist or maxillofacial surgeon, I recommend each one of them read it again and again because this book create the language of communication between these two doctors, I mean it's fill the gap between the orthodontist and the surgeon,
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Lesley Chambers, who was diagnosed with leukemia Sept. 28, is pictured on Big Agnes in the Mount Zirkel Wilderness Area. A fundraiser is being held for Chambers on Sunday at Olympian Hall.
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- $21 for one ticket to see Ralphie May (up to a $42.09 value)
- When: Thursday, October 10, at 8 p.m.
- Where: Klein Memorial Auditorium
- Seating: left or right of the front orchestra, or the rear orchestra
- Door time: 6:30 p.m.
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From the moment Ralphie May steps onstage, he demands attention. His unexpectedly boyish voice that and sizeable frame would be enough to attract notice, but it's the jokes that really reel audiences in. He tosses off taboo-shredding barbs and stories in his inviting Southern drawl, demonstrating the unique charisma that won him second place in NBC's Last Comic Standing and launched him into the comedy stratosphere. Ralphie has starred in several Comedy Central specials and DVDs, including Prime Cut, in which he pokes fun at the adorably awful hairstyles popular in his native Dixie, and Too Big to Ignore, in which he muses on the unforeseen perks of resembling a famous transgender celebrity. When he's not visible on stage, Ralphie can be heard on the podcast Perfect 10 with fellow comedian and spouse Lahna Turner.
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Be on the alert for fat -- the kind that blocks sewer lines
Original post made by Julie Weiss, Menlo Park: Allied Arts/Stanford Park, on Dec 11, 2006
Wastewater experts caution against putting fats, oil, or grease down the sink or garbage disposal because it solidifies and builds up in pipes. The excess can cause messy clogs in drains at homes or restaurants.
Greasy buildup can also block sanitary sewer lines and result in overflows into homes, and onto streets. Street overflows can then drain untreated into creeks and the Bay and threaten wildlife. Cleanups are expensive, unpleasant, and inconvenient to entire neighborhoods.
X Don¡¦t put fats, oil, grease, dairy products, or greasy foods down the drain or garbage disposal.
X Dispose of fats, oil, and grease in a sealed container in your garbage.
X Use food strainers in kitchen sinks to catch food particles, and scrape leftover food waste into the garbage or compost container.
X Recycle large quantities of fats and cooking oil at your local recycling center. The Palo Alto Recycling Center, at the east end of Embarcadero Road, is open 8 am ¡V 5 pm daily except major holidays.
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That happened when Utah reached out and pulled Giacoletti from the remote wheat fields of Cheney, Wash. Now it's Mike Burns' turn to continue what Giacoletti built. This is Burns' first try as a head coach, but he was a slam dunk to eventually take the EWU position. He was a popular assistant under Giacoletti for three seasons and spent last year learning under legend Dick Bennett down the road at Washington State.
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Is there a place on the web to find out the least expensive
way to send a package easily & quickly?
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Is there a place on the web to find out the least expensive
way to send a package easily & quickly?
WWW.USPS.COM ??Originally Posted by needles3thread
Not a lot of information to go on....
To St. Louis?
To New York?
To Japan?
To Afghanistan?
Is it big or little?
Does it fit in a flat rate box?
What are you sending?
You can check out usps.com , fedex.com, ups.com, dhl.com.
USPS Flat rate works well for me and the Post Office supplies the boxes for me Small 6.20 large 11.?? and there is also med somewhere around 8.00
Hope this helps -- you can check on USPS.gov
Flat rate envelope $4.95
Medium box 10.95
Large box 14.95
If it fits it ships. Anywhere is the US
if you know the size of the package- the weight- the zip code where you are sending it too- and how much insurance you want on it all you have to do is visit any of the places that ship packages...ie: post office, ups, fed ex, dsl, ect...plug in the information- the shipping charges come right up
I am asking this question in general - not for a specific
package. I will re-phrase the question & hope it makes sense. Except for checking each method of shipping, getting a price & comparing, I was wondering if there is a place where you can enter info. such as weight, size, to & from etc. & ask for cheapest rate. (I am looking for a
quicker, easier way) Thank you
I sent a quilt to my sister the post office gave me a box and the price was $5.20 and it went priority mail it was cheaper than the flat rate box.
You can go to all three -- the USPO, FedX and UPS ONLINE to get pricing estimates. I tend to always end up at the PO -- it's cheaper and easier to send items.
I ship everything from home. USPS gives you a 5% discount. You can enter zip codes to get the prices. I love not having to go to the post office.


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Auggies visit us in Christensen Center, Suite 2, Lower level
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Anderson Hall, Suite 23, Lower level
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Anderson Hall, Suite 23, Lower level
Mailing Address:
2211 Riverside Avenue, Campus Box 307
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Semester and Summer Programs
Margaret Anderson
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Direct Phone: 612-330-1685
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact Margaret for: Students, parents and administrators for semester and summer programs through Augsburg CGEE and Exchange partners, questions regarding academics, admissions, finances, course registration, travel and any other pre-departure issues.
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Assistant Director, Off-campus Study
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Contact Andrea for: All Augsburg students with questions regarding semester and summer study away programs
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Recruitment and Outreach Specialist
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Cool article, never though of the CTRL key or SHIFT.And nice watch;)
I've been doing that for years without even thinking about it.Just be careful if you bind lots of things to Alt+(variable) and like to 'tab target' it's possible to accidentally alt-tab out of the game! I've trained myself to be mindful of it, but it does come up still from time to time. I take it into consideration when mapping abilities.
I have been using this ever since I found the "posses bar" feature in bartender. Basically, I have one hotbar showing, and if I hold shift, it goes to the second bar and I can click 1 to = and when I let go of shift it goes back to the first bar. Not only does it remove a lot of bars, but it also adds quite a few easily accesible keys. Add in the buttons listed above, shift+q, shift+e, etc. and you will never have to use the harder-to-reach keys "6" to "=".
I just use my face.
This is all well and good but I don't see why it is necessary. I may not be using my keyboard in the most ergonomical way but if I really wanted to I can easily press both the Ctrl+Shift key at the same time just using my pinkie.Am I missing something?
The chin and toes are pretty useful as well for those button mashing moments. Yay for flexibility.
My own solution is just to click.I have little need to bind anything to the keyboard except for Blizzard's default...mostly.(I swear I'll get carpal tunnel eventually.)
15:31? you go by military time?
I've actually developed (though i'm sure I'm not the first to do so) a set of keybinds that actually spans 24 keys, and with macros, has the potential to hold more than double or triple that number.Main bar:1 through to 6F1 through to F6 (This used to be heals, until one day i decided to hold alt and throw a Rejuv on myself, which was incidentally, F4, while healing Gnomer)Bar above the main bar:AQW, RTG7 through to =Movement Keys:rebound to EDSFHelpful Macros to consider writing:1) MODIFIER MACROS! makes up majority of my macros especially for 1-6 and A-G.2) CONDITIONAL MACROS!Macros that check if you're stealthed, and macros that check if you're in combat.3) MOUSEOVERSThis is insanely helpful for heals/buffs. Mouseover a potrait and hit the desired key. Combine with targettarget macros for even more fun.4) TARGET MACROSHave the main tank targeted but moonfire will hit anything he's targetting now. Alternatively, you could have a boss targeted and have all your heals land on whoever it's targetting, though this isn't exactly good practice.That's all I have to share, and I'm sorry about the terrible presentation, but I'm half asleep right now. xD
Was not able to replicate this scenario on a laptop.
OT: GameFire is laughable, heard the annoyingly-loud 'Leeroy' yell in one of their vids that WoWHead linked to, and immediately closed the window and put that site on my 's***-list'I love using Hotkeys, but I never use Control, Alt, or Shift. I find that doing so makes hitting the 'Windows-key' too much of a risk to take, also the Alt-Tab thing has to be looked out for as well.WTB Chromatic Resistance Aura instead of 3 seperate and utterly-useless 'resist' auras:http://www.wowhead.com/?spell=41453Granted, not that high of a resist value. Probably just 100 or something at Level 80?
What on earth does resist auras have to do with this post?Back on topic, I'm a healer, so I don't need the keyboard so much; Healbot maps my many mouse buttons to my arsenal of heals and I use Shift as the "utility moves" modifier, i.e. L-click Lifebloom, R-click Wild Growth, but Shift-L-click Revive and shift-R-click MotW.


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ALERT: Find out about Vanderbilt's newest football commit in the Vanderbilt subscribers football forum. LINK
GFP: How excited are you to be coming to Vanderbilt?
Jason Esposito: I'm very excited. It has been my dream ever since I was a little kid to play in a big time college program like Vanderbilt's and play for a coach like Coach Corbin. I can't wait to get in and meet all of my teammates and the surrounding people of the baseball program.
GFP: How tempting was it to take the 1.5 million dollar signing bonus from the Royals and go pro?
JE: It was tempting, but I had to put the dollar amount aside and figure out whether I wanted to go off as a 17 year old and start working (literally) or come to school, get an education, and try and be apart of a first Vanderbilt team to go to Omaha. But my family was really supportive of the fact that I need an education and my 15-year-old brother actually convinced me to come to school. Which was a real shock hearing that from him. He's been there for everything I've done.
GFP: If it had been a better team like the Red Sox or Yankees that drafted you would you have been more inclined to go pro?
JE: No, my decision wasn't based on performance or prestige of a team, it was more so on coming to Vanderbilt, progressing as a teammate and as an educated person.
GFP: What made you decide to turn down the offer and come to Vandy? I heard that your initial decision was to take the money.
JE: Yeah, but I made that decision based on emotion. I was extremely excited when I heard they wanted to make that offer and that was my initial reaction. But When I talked to Coach Corbin and Coach Bakich they told me to slow everything down, slow the decision making process down, and make a decision without any emotional attachments, of course when I heard how much they wanted to offer I told my mom and dad I wanted to take it. Then I thought about how I would live the next 3-4 years in the middle of nowhere in Idaho (laughs) you never know where you're going to end up. But at Vanderbilt I know I'm going to be in a great support system with teammates who all have the same hopes as dreams as I do. I wanted to be a part of the Vanderbilt tradition.
GFP: What are your thoughts on getting to play for Coach Corbin?
JE: I'm really excited about getting to play for Coach Corbin. He's been nothing but supportive to my family and I throughout this whole process. Everyone has. Seeing what he's and the coach staff have done for guys like David Price, Casey Weathers, Jensen Lewis, Pedro, Flash just to name a few! Seeing their improvements over the years was inspirational for me to come to school and play for Coach Corbin and his staff. I couldn't be happier for all of the guys whom have been drafted after wearing a V on their hats, I wish them all the best!
GFP: Who were some of the other schools that were pursuing you?
JE: Florida and North Carolina were the 2 others who I was considering before choosing Vanderbilt.
GFP: What made you choose Vandy over those other schools?
JE: I chose Vandy because it combines the 2 biggest aspect of playing college baseball. 1 being the program coach Corbin and his assistants have built over the years. 2. Being the prestigious academics that Vanderbilt has to offer. Not to mention the beautiful campus and everything Nashville has to offer.
GFP: Vandy was hit hard with graduation do you expect to contribute right away?
JE: I just hope to come in and compete for a starting position. There are a lot of great ball players who deserve a chance as well.
GFP: Are you going to miss the cold weather in Connecticut?
JE: That's a funny question, because I don't know if I'm going to leave the cold. On VUCommodores.com I watched a game during a snow flurry! But yeah, I'm ready to leave the cold winters behind and get a chance to play baseball everyday rather then just 4 months out of the year in Connecticut.
GFP: I had read that you are involved a lot in the community. Can you tell us about some of the clinics you organized?
JE: Yeah, our high school program is really supportive with the little league teams in the area, so me and some of the seniors put together some clinics on our varsity field for the smaller kids hoping to come to Amity High School and put on the same colors as we did. So we get them practice t-shirt like we have and put them through an everyday practice like our team would go through. It a great time because they all laugh and have fun and we get to eat pizza after each clinic!
GFP: How honored were you to be named Connecticut's Gatorade Player of the Year?
JE: It's a great honor anytime you're even considered for an award like that you feel great knowing someone thinks highly of you, and to win it- its an unbelievable feeling. But I need to thank my teammates for that because without them I wouldn't have anything.
GFP: Is there anything else you'd like to say to the fans?
JE: I would like to say I love the passion they have for the sports teams at Vanderbilt and especially the baseball team. I can't wait to host a regional, and super regional at the hawk and hear the black and gold cheer! Also, they are the ones that motivate us to make the diving play or hit the walk-off homerun because of the intensity they bring to the games. So in advance I'd like to say thanks!
For more great interviews with past, present and future Commodores please visit VandyPride.com


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prodigious young talent George Morgan has been making everyone sit up and watch
him eagerly on the junior circuit, and it will not be long until he is making
an impact at senior level.
has absolutely everything going for him: a full repertoire of powerful
groundstrokes and an extraordinarily big game.
Englishman is a powerful player who possesses a quite monstrous first
serve, the like of which prompts gasps from spectators around the junior
I don't
wish to put excessive pressure on the 18-year-old, but what you can say for
sure is that he is going to make some waves in the men's game.
is an enormously talented player who holds nothing back when pounding fierce
blows from the back of the court, and his power is quite startling for a man
his age.
He is
naturally pacy with a searing backhand which is fast becoming the envy of every
other junior player on the circuit. His forehand is also as powerful as they
come at such a tender age.
course, he has his weaknesses and aspects of his game which require very hard
work: his movement around the court is occasionally found to be leaden-footed
and inefficient, while his second serve will require a further injection of
pace at the top level.
It is
simply hoped that the Brit can fulfil his talent, cope with the pressure at
Wimbledon, and finally shoulder some of the immense media scrutiny centred
solely on Andy Murray right now.
has been open about the fact that his hero is Murray, and if his career
trajectory can follow that of the Scot's then he would be more than happy.
taken up the game at the tender age of five, Morgan thrives on all surfaces,
but particularly hard courts - and I expect him to make an impact at both
Wimbledon and Flushing Meadows.
Bolton lad became the first Brit to
win the U18 singles title at the Orange Bowl in Miami in December 2010, adding
to his U14 crown at the tournament in Crandon Park on Key Biscayne, and he
continues to perform at the big tournaments.
recently reached the semi-finals of the Australian Open junior boys' singles,
eventually losing to top seed Jiri Vesely of the Czech Republic, but the form
he showed Down Under was quite superb.
I was
fortunate enough to be able to watch a fair bit of Morgan's progress in
Melbourne, and I was hugely impressed with his powerful serve and assured play
from the back of the court.
The most
important thing about the teenager is his mental strength - the fact that he
does not let the big stage overawe him or stifle his natural instincts.
will be times when he has to show guts and the ability to grind out results
when things are not going his way, but there is nothing to suggest that he will
not establish himself at the very highest level on the men's tour.
I can
look at some of the so-called emerging talents on the junior circuit and think
to myself 'you are not going to make it', but with Morgan there is little doubt
in my mind that he has what it takes.
future is very exciting for the Lancastrian, and for Britain as there finally
appears to be a man ready to follow Murray in flying the flag on the senior


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They are far more accurate than any gun that size has a right to be and soak up recoil very well.
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Excellent choice, you will love it.
If you're not used to them already, a suggestion is to get accustomed to mag drops with the index or middle finger. It's much more natural feeling with that type of release, and keeps it on center unless you have very long thumbs.
As butt ugly as a "Glock" and just as good if not better!
I haven't heard of to many people who don't like them.
You will love it....
So I've had the PPS for a few days now. I haven't gone to the range yet, but that will happen later this week. This gun feels solid and well build. It just feels and looks "better" than my Glock 27. This trigger feels identical to my 27 and I like how the take down tabs stick out far enough to get a good grip on them. The stock 3-dot sights are great and I might add some Meprolights in the future.
The first thing I did was field strip and clean the gun. This thing was lubed up well and took a while to get everything cleaned up. I just have to venture out to find some decently priced .40 ammo and I'll be set to go to the range!
Nice. I wonder when I go to get my next gun will I choose something different? Hmmm.
Great choice! I love my PPS.
You made an excellent choice, the PPS is leaps and bounds a head of any Kahr out there.
Congrats on the new addition. ;-)
I looked at a Walther @ Sportsman Warehouse a little before Christmas and it felt like a very nice gun. I'll have to try one of these out at the range some time.
What's funny is how the last gun I buy is always a little better than the one before. For me it takes a couple months of good use to be totally objective.


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Dedication to Need-Based Growth
Recognizing a need for particular healthcare services in our community and fulfilling that need for our patients is one of our top priorities. In the past 12 months, Floyd Memorial has opened or expanded the following services for our patients:
- A dedicated Wound Healing Center offering accelerated healing of acute and chronic wounds under the care of a team of physicians and certified wound ostomy nurses. Over the past 10 months, the Center has witnessed a 210 percent increase in patients. In late fall, the Center will expand to offer hyperbaric oxygen treatment, which utilizes high levels of oxygen to increase wound healing.
- A Heart Failure Outpatient Clinic, aimed at helping patients get their heart failure issues under control, and better manage their condition.
- A newly renovated, state-of-the art labor and delivery unit, with a new nursery and postpartum unit to come in late 2008/early 2009.
- A newly remodeled pediatric unit, made to accommodate parents so they can comfortably stay with their children during their hospitalization.
- A brand new, expanded Surgical Inpatient Unit, with dedicated areas for bariatric, orthopedic and telemetry for patients who require constant monitoring.
- A new Weight Management Center, located just down the street from the hospital at 2125 State Street, Suite #1, offering our HMR medically monitored weight loss program and a revolutionary new personalized gastric banding device, along with a comprehensive support team for each patient's journey through weight loss.
Providing Care and Compassion Our mission each day is to provide our community with "Expert Medicine. Exceptional Care." We provide the same level of care, dedication and service to all of our patients, regardless of their ability to pay. In 2007, Floyd Memorial donated over $3.9 million in charity care to the un- and underinsured.
In addition to this, the Floyd Memorial Foundation's Healthier Community Initiative (HCI) provided free PSA blood tests and digital rectal exams to 820 men and detected 17 cases of cancer in its early and most treatable stages at the annual prostate cancer screening in September. One survivor grateful for his early detection was Bob Beck, a retired LAN Network Manager with the Army Corps of Engineers. "The prostate cancer screening at Floyd Memorial saved my life. I've been coming to the screening for years. My digital rectal exam was normal, and my PSA level was also within the normal range, but had gone up one point in a year, which can be an indicator of cancer. Because I'd been coming for so long and Floyd Memorial had kept my records from previous screenings, they were able to see that my levels had gone up and alert me to the potential problem. Had it not been for the screening and the records they keep, I may not have found out until it was too late. I am in good health today because of the Healthier Community Initiative."
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22. Mercy
"Where is my wife?"
"Sleeping, sir, after a day of exhausting emotion."
"She didn't wire me?"
"No, sir."
"Perhaps she wasn't able?"
"She was not, Mayor Packard."
"I must see her. I came as soon as I could. Left Warner to fill my place on the
platform, and it is the night of nights, too. Why, what's the matter?"
He had caught me staring over his shoulder at the form drawn up in the doorway.
"Nothing; I thought you had come alone."
"No, Mr. Steele is with me. He joined me at noon, just after I had telegraphed
home. He has come back to finish the work I assigned him. He has at last
discovered--or thinks he has--the real author of those libels. You have something
special to say to me?" he whispered, as I followed him upstairs.
"Yes, and I think, if I were you, that I should say nothing to Mrs. Packard about
Mr. Steele's having returned." And I rapidly detailed the occurrence of the
afternoon, ending with Mrs. Packard's explanation to her servants.
The mayor showed impatience. "Oh, I can not bother with such nonsense as
that," he declared; "the situation is too serious."
I thought so, too, when in another moment his wife's door opened and she
stepped out upon the landing to meet him. Her eyes fell on Mr. Steele, standing
at the foot of the stairs, before they encountered her husband; and though she
uttered no cry and hardly paused in her approach toward the mayor, I saw the
heart within her die as suddenly, and surely as the flame goes out in a gust of
"You!" There was hysteria in the cry. Pray God that the wild note in it was not that
of incipient insanity! "How good of you to give up making your great speech to-
night, just to see how I have borne this last outrage! You do see, don't you?"
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MUNICH, June 19 (Reuters) The cheeky flicks and backheels are there but the absence of the ever-present grin indicates that something is not quite right.
Brazil have won their first two games at the World Cup, are already in the second round and have done it without Ronaldinho scaling anything like the heights he reaches for Barcelona.
Twice World Player of the Year, world champion and Champions League winner, there seems to be little that Ronaldinho has not achieved.
Critics say one thing he has not done is to produce his best for his country and in Brazil's matches so far he has done little to prove them wrong.
Yesterday, he completed four full internationals without scoring, his last goal for his country coming in the spectacular 4-1 win over Argentina in last year's Confederations Cup final.
There were plenty of the usual deft flicks but after that Ronaldinho appeared short on inspiration, often reduced to attempting 50-metre crossfield passes which ended up going out of play.
He was not helped by the lack of movement up front from Ronaldo and Adriano, which often forced him to about-turn and look for an alternative.
DEEPER ROLE Ronaldinho appears to be suffering from playing a deeper role than he performs for Barcelona and is also burdened with the chore of marking the opposition when the opposition has the ball.
''When he plays for Barcelona, Ronaldinho is also an exceptional forward, which hasn't happened in the first two games,'' said former Brazil striker Tostao.
Most Brazilian commentators agreed that there was a considerable improvement yesterday from the disjointed performance in the opening 1-0 win over Croatia.
However, the South Americans look anything but potential world champions.
Ronaldo, while improving on his performance against Croatia, is still a slow, lumbering shadow of the player who scored eight goals at the 2002 World Cup.
His striking partner Adriano, who scored the first goal against Australia, has also been far from the player who finished top-scorer at the 2004 Copa America and last year's Confederations Cup.
Brazil looked most impressive in the last 20 minutes when Robinho replaced Ronaldo, which is likely to increase pressure on coach Carlos Alberto Parreira to rest the ''Phenomenal One''.
''With Robinho on the field, the team flows, and Kaka and Ronaldinho also benefit '' wrote Fernando Calazans in O Globo.
Parreira now has a dud game against Japan at his disposal.
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Pursuing the Plover
An oyster-friendly adventure
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
For more than a few years now, I've been itching to haul my tree- and rock-hugging, landlubber hide to Blaine and slosh out to sea on the second-oldest foot ferry in Washington State—the MV Plover.
Yet somehow, for one reason after another, I never quite managed to get it done.
First came the time when unseasonably stormy midsummer weather caused us to beat a hasty retreat off the ferry dock back into the sheltering arms of Resort Semiahmoo, where we subsequently managed to spend the remainder of the afternoon sampling happy hour IPA pints and multiple platters of pomme frites.
Next came the time when, even though the sky was clear and the weather was absolutely perfect, we somehow took a wrong turn just past Ferndale and wound up planted on the beach at Point Whitehorn, being inundated by droves of great blue herons and bald eagles for hours on end instead.
Then came the incident when we made the ferry dock with 15 minutes to spare, only to find the final departure of the day was sold out, so we trucked over to Big Al's Diner on D Street for a few restorative cheeseburgers that we devoured on the grass in Peace Arch State Park where, right beside us, a momentously massive Punjabi wedding reception featuring a live Bhangra band reverberated with such joyous, spirit-rousing rhythm that, eventually, we felt compelled to raise our arms and keep our hips swaying in anatomical solidarity all the way to dusk.
All to say, when I recently caught wind that the MV Plover was offering special pre-season tours to the Drayton Harbor Community Oyster Farm, I made a beeline to Blaine and, on my fourth try in 15 years, finally managed to secure passage.
Nary a single snafu this time, I am happy to report. There was fantastic weather and pitch-perfect sailing conditions in Drayton Harbor that day. And not only did I manage to arrive plenty early, but the Plover also happened to be running a little late.
Before I got to climb aboard, I ran myself through the dozen or so dockside interpretive displays water quality specialist Julie Hirsch had set up for her interactive education program, "Garden of the Salish Sea"—a hands-on curriculum designed to teach 5th-8th graders how to become lifelong stewards of our local intertidal zones.
I was bent studiously over a microscope checking out oyster innards when the blare of a foghorn announced the impending arrival of my long-elusive packet. And before I could say "cerebral ganglion," I scampered onto the dock and ensconced myself on the Plover's stern deck.
Due to the sunshine/sea breeze-induced stupor I succumbed to as we motored across open water, I'm not really sure exactly how long it took for us reach Beauty, a work boat anchored in the middle of Drayton Harbor where a small crew of interns from Bellingham Technical College was hard at work preparing their quarry for market and CSA (Community Supported Aquaculture) shareholders.
But when Community Oyster Farm manager Steve Seymour welcomed us aboard with a camp stove full of exquisitely grilled Pacific Oysters on the half-shell to sample, I knew it had been worth the effort.
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Company Expansion Bringing 150 Jobs to Jonesboro
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DENVER, CO (News release) - TeleTech Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTEC), a leading global provider of analytics-driven, technology-enabled customer engagement solutions, today announced its expansion in Arkansas with a new customer experience site in Jonesboro. The announcement, in conjunction with the Grand Opening of TeleTech's first Arkansas center in Sherwood yesterday, affirms TeleTech's commitment to supporting employment opportunities in Arkansas and in the U.S.
The opening of this new site, located at 2908 S Caraway Road, Jonesboro, AR 72401 is scheduled for August of this year, initially creating more than 150 jobs within the Jonesboro community, and the ability to expand up to 600 positions. In addition, TeleTech previously announced its creation of 250 jobs in Sherwood, and together with the Jonesboro site, TeleTech will initially employ 400 individuals in Arkansas with the capacity to expand to 1,000 positions.
"With an existing TeleTech site in Sherwood and a new site in Jonesboro, we are expanding our footprint in Arkansas," said Ken Tuchman, chairman and chief executive officer of TeleTech. "The new Jonesboro site will be integral to TeleTech's continued growth, particularly within the healthcare vertical, a complicated industry that requires an exceptional customer experience."
The site opening follows close collaborations with key TeleTech partners in Jonesboro, including the Jonesboro Regional Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Harold Perrin.
"TeleTech's decision to open not one, but two, facilities in Arkansas speaks volumes about the company's confidence in our state's workforce, both in Central and Northeast Arkansas," Governor Mike Beebe said. "The knowledge-based jobs TeleTech provides are essential to maintaining our state's diverse economy, and I am pleased that the company has chosen to expand its presence in our state."
"We are excited that TeleTech has selected Jonesboro as the location for its next customer experience center. We appreciate the investment they are making and the confidence they have in Jonesboro and Craighead County," said Mark Young, president and CEO of the Jonesboro Regional Chamber of Commerce.
TeleTech is currently actively hiring for its new Jonesboro site, which will support a leading healthcare insurance company. TeleTech is specifically looking to hire customer experience representatives, team leads, trainers, recruiters, technical assistance and IT specialists, operations managers and facilities staff.
"As a global company with locations worldwide, we are focused on hiring the best talent in the world to serve our clients. We have been extremely impressed with the strong workforce in Central and Northeast Arkansas and we look forward to growing our relationship in this region," said Todd Baxter, SVP of Global Operations at TeleTech. "We are excited to join the Jonesboro community and are committed to a continued partnership with the state of Arkansas."
TeleTech helps its clients simplify and deliver exceptional customer experiences with innovative technologies, multichannel communications and dedicated people.
Click here for more information about TeleTech and to apply to work at the new Jonesboro center.
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Summertime is humming along, with lots of activities to keep everyone entertained in our community!
BCAC Cheerleading Pre-registration will be held on Wednesday, July 15 at the BCAC field at 6 p.m. Ages 3 to 13 candidates will cheer for BCAC football teams at home games. A registration fee will be collected at our first meeting (TBA). Contact Gwen at 718- 945-5098 or Tracy at 347-246-6860.
A summer mass schedule at St. Virgilius Church will be in effect during July and August when the Saturday mass will be celebrated at 7 p.m.; the Sunday 10 a.m. mass will remain unchanged. The sign up sheet for new Altar Servers is in the back of St. Virgilius Church; boys and girls who will be 9 during 2009 are eligible to participate. Training will start in late August.
The Book Discussion Group will meet on a different day at a different time during the month of July—on Friday the 17th at 1 p.m. at the library. The book to be discussed will be "The Five People You Meet in Heaven" by Mitch Albom, who wrote "Tuesdays with Morrie," which has been published in many languages and in many different countries. All are invited.
The Shad Creek Association will present its 15th Annual "It's A Fluke" Fishing Tournament on Saturday, July 11. The Association is located at 529 Cross Bay Boulevard in Broad Channel, NY on Jamaica Bay. The Captain's meeting/sign-up will be Thursday, July 9 from 5 p.m. till … ! The tournament runs from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Weigh in is at the clubhouse and there will be a BBQ and beverages at the weigh-in party! For more info or any questions, email them to: ShadCreekAssoc@- aol.com.
Christ Presbyterian Church will present Bingo in the Church Hall on Noel and Church Roads on Wednesday, July 15 and Wednesday, July 29. Doors open at 6 p.m. Early Bird is at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7 p.m. Donation is $5. Coffee, tea and cake will be served.
On Friday, July 17 from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. join "Night of the Moths" in the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. Join moth expert Steve Walter. A brief presentation on the Jamaica Bay moths will be held indoors before going into the moths' world. Advance sign up at 718-318-4340.
On Saturday, July 18 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. or 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, observe an osprey family with a park ranger while getting an idea of the West Pond Trail's nature. Bring binoculars and insect and sun protection. Sign up for either tour at 718-318-4340.
The library will have many activities over the summer. Storytelling in the Park will take place on Fridays, July 10, 17, 24, 31 from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the Broad Channel Park with the librarian and the Queens Recreation team for storytelling, crafts and activities. From 1 to 4 p.m. all can play board games in the library.
The BCVFD will sponsor the 3rd annual "Movie Night Under the Stars" at the BCAC ball field at 2nd Road on July 18 at 8 p.m.. They will be serving old time drive-in style snacks; bring your blankets and lawn chairs. A small admission fee will be charged per family. Our presentation for the evening will be "ET: The Extraterrestrial." "Please join us for a fun night with the family and enjoy our presentation on our 25-foot screen."
The BCVFD will host the 2nd annual "Irish Festival" on Saturday, August 8 at the BCAC Memorial Ball Field at 2nd Road from noon till dusk. This year's event will feature two bands: Jamison's Revenge and Finn's Fury. More vendors are expected and activities for the kids will be available. This year tents will be installed to cover the expanded rest and dining area to provide a shaded area so the guests can get out of the August sun. Many improvements to last year's fantastic festival have been planned. "Come out enjoy the bands, pipes and drums, and DJ. Eat, drink and enjoy the atmosphere."
Be on the lookout for flyers and signs advertising Mardi Gras events. Our friends in the Ruffle Bar, Grassy Point and the Bayview will be hosting special events throughout the summer.
BCVFD's junior department currently meets four times a week, Monday evenings 5:30 p.m., Tuesday afternoons at 4 p.m., Wednesday afternoons at 4 p.m., and Sundays at noon. BCVFD is trying to expand the program but needs more supervisors. Please contact the vollies if you or your child is interested.
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NIVEA Spa Party Playdate
Yes, you read that correctly. I decided to plan a NIVEA Spa Party Playdate. I know the words spa and playdate may not seem to go together, but sometimes there isn't anyone to watch the little ones and you still want to try to relax a bit with your mom friends. So we make it work!
Originally I wanted to have a spa party with my mom friends but then a childcare issue came up. We're flexible and I figured the kids could play while the moms enjoyed a little pampering and some tasty food. So, it was off to Sam's Club to pick up some supplies.
I wanted to get some NIVEA at Sam's Club because I wanted to offer mini manicures. I also needed some other beauty products (for the moms and kids) so everyone would have a little treat to take home with them.
And then food… we definitely needed food! I love that I am able to get great value on a ton of products at Sam's. It makes spa party prep so easy! You can see my entire shopping trip in my NIVEA Sam's Club value Google+ album.
Preparing for a Spa Playdate
I was excited to get home from family photos to start preparing the food for the NIVEA spa party. Unfortunately phone calls started to roll in as the stomach bug going around started to take its toll on some of the little ones. But a party cannot be stopped by a little stomach bug! I decided to still host the playdate even though a few moms couldn't come. The rest still deserved some pampering!
Grambo helped me while I worked on the food. She set up the mini manicure station. I'm not a huge nails person but I thought it would be fun to have the chance to do our nails while we spent time together. I will admit that W might have gotten a manicure. But those photos are tucked away until he is a teenager!
Moms (and all parents) work so hard day in and day out. Parenting can be a huge challenge. While it's worth every memory, moms still need a little down time every so often. That's why I wanted to give my friends a little time to decompress together. The kids usually keep themselves pretty busy.
I loved that buying NIVEA at Sam's Club was a convenient way to get enough for everyone at the party to use. Oh, and there was plenty leftover for me to keep in my bathroom. I lotion my skin at least twice a day, especially my feet and elbows. I cannot stand dry skin so having NIVEA on hand is key for me.
This is what W did while we prepared for the other moms and kids to come. I had woken him up early to drive across town for family photos. It was a good thing that he napped… or so I thought. Grambo and I were able to get everything set up without any extra help from him. Of course, he was also building up his energy reserves for the party. He woke up about 20 minutes before everyone arrived and was ready for some fun with his friends. After a fight to change into some play clothes, it was party time!
Spa Party Playdate Time!
If you're planning your own NIVEA spa party and want to try to incorporate the kids, I have a warning. Although the weather might be beautiful, do not think letting the little ones play outside will leave any of the moms (or dads) feeling relaxed! I love to let W get outside and be active whenever the weather is nice. So without thinking, I suggested we let the little ones play outside. My friends agreed because apparently none of us were thinking about how that means we have to run around the cul-de-sac corralling kids. I blame the gorgeous weather. It clouded our thinking.
Luckily, J came out and helped us a bit. He's good like that.
With kids on the run like this, things aren't the most relaxing for mom. Still, it's fun to see them so happy and alive. So we all agreed to let them play for a little bit. Of course, eventually we had to go inside. Normally that is a huge fight when it comes to W. He wants to stay outside with his friends. But since the friends were coming insider with us, he actually went willingly!
So we were able to let the kids get some energy out. And thanks to J, we were able to get them all back inside without too much effort. Even though I had planned a NIVEA mommy spa playdate, I'm glad Dad was around to help! He got his reward when we let him share all of our appetizers and (his favorite) sparkling grape juice!
Relaxing with a Mini Manicure Station
Once we finally got back inside, the kids played in the living room. We had all of the food, lotion, and nail polish set up in the kitchen and breakfast nook. So everyone was able to take a turn soaking their hands and painting their nails if they wanted. It was a nice set up that was very relaxed but also a lot of fun.
We had a lot of the nail polish already so I didn't have to buy any. After the fact I thought of a fun idea that would have made our nail polish supply even bigger. It would have been fun to have everyone bring their favorite color to the party with them! Then we could have swapped and might have discovered new colors! I'm going to remember that for next time!
Grambo is probably going to smack me when she sees this photo! But she posed for it so I figure it's fair game! While some of us painted our nails, the rest of us enjoyed our appetizers and drinks from Sam's Club! Grambo really enjoyed the petite quiche! Hey, after chasing toddlers around outside for a while, everyone deserves to relax in any way they see fit… right?
Although it might not have gone exactly as planned, I think all of my friends had a lot of fun. It was great to get the kids together and it was great to spend time with my fellow moms. Even if we didn't pamper ourselves quite as much as we would have liked, every little bit helps. We all agreed on that.
I loved how easy it was to plan and prepare for the party with Sam's Club lotion and food. The NIVEA lotion and other beauty products were a hit with my friends too. I feel like I got great value for my money. We had plenty of lotion and food and I didn't break our budget! What more could I ask for? Not much!
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The TechNavio report also emphasizes changes in value propositions, with the shift from print textbooks to digital media. As the supply chain shifts, publishers are finding it difficult to maintain a monopoly with high entry barriers.
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Evangelical Community Hospital and the stations of Sunbury Broadcasting Corporation are teaming up for "Rock Red for Healthy Hearts," a promotion for American Heart Month.
Throughout the month of February, Evangelical will be holding several programs focusing on heart health, including: "Simple Choices, Profound Results;" ACTION Health Heart to Heart Luncheon; Cardiac Rehabilitation Open House; Keep Your Heart Healthy screenings; Heart Power programs; blood pressure and blood sugar clinics; and Talk with the Doc Seminars.
"Simple Choices, Profound Results" is a scientifically-proven program to feel better, live longer and lose weight. The program is based on the best-selling book The Spectrum by Dean Ornish, MD. The classes will be held Tuesdays from 6-8 p.m., February 1 through March 8 in Wood-Mode Conference Rooms AB, located on the lower level of Evangelical Community Hospital. The fee is $85 and is free to Highmark insurance participants.
ACTION Health Heart to Heart Luncheon will take place Friday, February 11 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. in Country Cupboard with Donald T. Nardone, MD, cardiologist as the guest speaker. The fee is $20; to register, call ACTION Health at (570) 275-9150.
Cardiac Rehab Open House will take place Tuesday, February 15, 2-4 p.m. in the Professional Office Building, Suite 210 of Evangelical Community Hospital.
Keep Your Heart Healthy screenings will include: lipid panel, blood pressure, body composition, cardiac risk assessment and blood oxygen saturation test. A 12-hour fast is recommended prior to the appointment. The results will be reviewed by a physician and mailed to you. The screenings will be Tuesday, February 8, 8-10:30 a.m. in the Susquehanna Valley Mall Community Zone and Thursday, February 17 from 7-11 a.m. in the Community Health Education Center, located next to Staples on Route 15 in Lewisburg. Appointments can be made by calling (570) 522-2693.
Heart Power Program is for children 3-5 years of age and they will learn about their hearts and eating healthy along with exercise and living tobacco free. The programs will take place Tuesday, February 15, 10:30 a.m. in the West End Library, Thursday, February 17, 10 am in Mifflinburg Library and Wednesday, February 23, 10 a.m. in Lewisburg Library.
The blood pressure and blood sugar clinics will be held Thursday, February 3, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. in Mifflinburg Bank and Trust, Fairground Road, Lewisburg; Friday, February 4, 9 a.m.-noon in Weis Markets, Mifflinburg and will be blood pressure only; Tuesday, February 8, 8-10:30 a.m. at the Susquehanna Valley Mall and Thursday, February 17, 10-11 a.m. in the West End Senior Center.
The Talk with the Doc Seminar will feature Donald T. Nardone, MD, talking about heart disease prevention. The lecture will discuss how to minimize the risk factors associated with heart disease, America's number 1 killer. The lecture will take place Monday, February 28, 6:30 p.m. in the Susquehanna Valley Mall Community Zone.
Unless otherwise noted, to register for these events, call Community Health Education at (570) 522-2693 or visit www.evanhospital.com.
For more information, call Community Health Education at (570) 522-2693 or visit www.evanhospital.com.
For more information on this release, please contact:
Lizz Hendricks
Public Relations