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My wife found this trap of yours, and we both agree it's nice. Until I can get one done and hung, I have been " Toing-ing" them with a rusty old rip saw.View Instructable »
The quartered finish is a great idea, I would never have thought of that. Kudos!View Instructable »
I'm working on a set of nunchakus made from a seasoned switch handle, and am using a small hand router to allow the rope to lie flush. Your 'chunks look great. What kind of finish would you recommend?View Instructable »
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Very well done, the kanjis are a nice touch. I'm making a set from an old, well-seasoned switch handle, but they are just for the fun of making them. I will most probably use 1/2" pvc and cover with foam pipe insulation and skateboard grip tape in hopes they will be more forgiving in the case of hitting myself.View Instructable »


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I'll definitely look into getting the Morimoto projectors. The FX-R looks pretty good, but would I have any difficulty installing them? I checked out xi_chee's DIY and it looked very easy for the mini h1's. Also the FX-R page doesnt show the option for bulbs, what bulb would I need?
You would need D2S bulbs for the FX-R, which is the OEM standard for HID bulbs. I don't know what differences there are between the Mini H1 and Mini D2S other than bulb type, but I would go D2S if I were you so you can use the high quality OEM Phillips bulbs. You will likely need D2S to AMP adapters to work with your current ballasts.
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Hi there, I have just replaced the halo / angel eye marker bulbs on my bmw E60 525d M Sport 2006 with these I bought on ebay -
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The bulbs work a treat however my sidelights don't - only the halos light up, and when I switch on full lights only the xenons and halos work. I have also noticed that the internal green led light on dash which shows when lights are on, isn't working.
Also a seperate issue I noticed (before above bulb replcement) that the eugene eyebrows don't work.
Is there a need to visist the dealer for a reset ?????
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University basketball coach Bob Huggins has announced that Maciej Bender and Chase Harler have signed national letters of intent for the 2016-17 academic year.
Later on Thursday Huggins also announced that Brandon Knapper has signed a national letter of intent for the 2016-17 academic year.
Knapper, a 6-foot-1, 170-pound guard from South Charleston, West Virginia, is currently in his senior season at South Charleston High, playing for coach Vic Herbert. As a junior, he averaged 23.1 points, 6.2 rebounds, 6.3 assists and 3.8 steals per game and was the only returnee to the Class AAA All-State Basketball First Team. Knapper has scored more than 1,000 points in two seasons at South Charleston. He was named to the Mountain State Athletic Conference All-League Team his sophomore and junior years.
As a sophomore, Knapper averaged 18.9 points and 5.2 assists per game. He shot 52 percent from the floor and 86 percent from the foul line. Knapper scored 40 points in a win over Woodrow Wilson and scored 37 points in a victory over Spring Valley. He was the only non-senior on the Class AAA all-state basketball team. Knapper played AAU basketball for the West Virginia Wildcats.
"Brandon brings us another tough, skilled point guard," said Huggins. "He has the ability to lead a team from the point guard position as well as effectively score the ball. He will be coming here well-schooled in our kind of basketball, having played for former Mountaineer Vic Herbert."
Bender, a 6-foot-10, 235-pound forward from Warsaw, Poland, currently attends Mountain Mission School in Grundy, Virginia, playing for coach Pawel Mrozik. Through four games this season, Bender leads his team in scoring (14.8) and rebounding (8.8).
As a junior, Bender averaged 12.5 points, 7.5 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game at Mountain Mission. Bender played on Poland's U18/19 team in the European Championships. At the 2015 European Championships, Bender averaged 7.4 points and 3.7 rebounds per game, shooting 51.2 percent from the field. He played AAU basketball for the West Virginia Wildcats Select.
"Maciej is a tremendously skilled big man," said Huggins. "He brings the ability to stretch the defense beyond the line and also score with his back to the basket. In addition, he gives us a big man capable of running the offense because of his ability to pass the basketball. We are really excited about his upside. He comes from a program where he has been well-coached in fundamentals as well as competing against top-notch competition."
Harler, a 6-foot-3, 180-pound guard from Moundsville, West Virginia, is in his senior year at Wheeling Central Catholic High. Last year as a junior, Harler was named the West Virginia Gatorade Player of the Year, was named to USA Today's All-USA West Virginia First Team and was a two-time selection to the All-OVAC First Team.
Playing for coach Mel Stephens, Harler has already set the school record for career points with 1,738. He broke the record in a 33-point performance in a regional co-final victory over Paden City. He averaged 24.5 points, 6.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 1.7 blocks per game as a junior. Harler had 53 3-pointers to lead the Maroon Knights to a 24-4 overall record and state runner-up. As a sophomore, he was a key part of Wheeling Central's Class A state championship winning team, averaging 22 points, seven rebounds and four assists.
Harler is a two-time first team selection to the West Virginia Class A basketball all-state team, serving as captain of the first team as a junior. He played AAU basketball with the West Virginia Wildcats Select.
"Chase brings, among other things, a tremendous amount of energy to our basketball program," said Huggins. "The last couple of years have certainly taught us how important energy and knowledge of the game can be. He brings a great skill set that will enable him to compete in the Big 12 Conference."
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The danger in his eye was enticing. I only wondered if he knew how alluring he was. I bit down on my lip trying to hide my excitement. He leaned in slowly…I was yearning to trace his jaw with my fingertips. A chill of his breath was against my cheek. I lifted my palm to touch him…
My alarm clock sounded making me groan. There was a noise of something creeping up to my door it was my dad opening the door to see if I was awake, I'm sure.
I pulled the blankets over my head in a feeble attempt to convince him I needed to stay where I was. He sighed feeling exasperated, "Come on kiddo high school should be the time of your life! What about that Mason boy..."
Letting out a groan my voice was muffled by my pillow, "Not a selling point…" I decided I didn't want to see Derek anymore. Nothing good would come of it. He is too perfect which implies there will be rivalry with someone from my new school.
He chuckled to himself and ripped the covers from over my head, "Alright now get up before you're late." I rolled out of the bed and walked into the restroom frowning to myself.
After I was presentable, meaning teeth and hair brushed, I walked back into my room trying to think of how I wanted to look today… The safest way to go was with skinny jeans but what shirt was my problem. After looking through my shirts twice I finally decided on a long sleeve shirt I didn't need anything drawing attention to me. I felt this would keep people from wanting to talk to me right? I stabbed my arms into my jacket as I skipped down the stairs with my bag in hand.
My father was waiting in the kitchen with a bagel along with some orange juice. I swallowed the bagel down in a couple of bites and chugged my orange juice. We were out the door quickly so I wouldn't be late.
As we pulled out of the driveway my father looked at the clock and sped up a little. I put my shoes up on the dash, "You don't need to rush aren't schools nice to the new kid anyway?"
He rolled his eyes, "Why are you so against this? It's a chance to make new friends."
I shrugged, "Maybe I want to be alone for the rest of my life…how much further?"
He looked at the GPS then back at the damp road, "Just a minute give or take."
We pulled up to a two-story building with multiple chains of other buildings surrounding it. A giant banner plastered above titanium colored letters which spelt out "Oceanside High School" it wasn't surprising considering that's the name of the town… The banner above spelled out "Welcome Back Gladiators!" this only gave me one question on spirit day how do you go about dressing up?
"Are you ready?" My father smiled looking up at the sign.
"As ready as I'll ever be…" I pushed the door open and walked up the stairs toward my death.
People watched me as I walked into the main office directly to my right as I walked into the large building. A plump woman with glasses propped up on the tip of her nose greeted me at the front desk. "Hello I don't believe I recognize you…" Her voice sounded upbeat.
I tucked a strand of hair behind my ear, "I'm Emily Miller I just moved here and I was wondering if you could give me my schedule…"
The woman looked through a stack of paper then mumbled, "Miller, Emily" every couple of seconds.
She pulled out a paper then pointed to the first class, "This is in room 413 it's on the second floor in the south wing of the school. From there you can ask where to next, alright?"
I nodded, "Thank you very much," I peered at her nametag, "Martha."
The school had posters on the inside as well but as the students walked through the halls I began to feel a little crowded. Many people would glance my way and began to talk about me I suppose…there were 9th graders being shoved into lockers and girls checking their makeup. Matt was nowhere in sight so I gave up on the idea of seeing him.
As I walked up the stairs I bumped into a girl with wavy blonde hair with soft blue eyes.
She fixed her balance and smiled, "Emily right? I'm Izzy…you met me at Sarah's."
I bit my lip trying to forget that house, "Yeah right… where are you going to first period?"
She smiled, "Well all sophomores have English first while freshman have Math and juniors have Science. It depends with seniors and what credits they need…"
I nodded as we continued to walk up the stairs looking around, "So who do you have for English?"
She looked at her schedule, "Hmm Ferguson and you?"
I looked at my paper that had a list of unfamiliar names. "Me too…do you think you could maybe show me the way?"
After Izzy took my schedule she found that we ended up having first, second, fourth, and sixth period together. We took our seats in Mr. Ferguson's class looking around the room I observed the way the girls here acted. At my old school I'd say the girls were more mature maybe because they knew more and these girls have much to learn… I wasn't sure but I did like Izzy.
Mr. Ferguson was a tall man with chiseled bone structure and broad shoulders. He was dressed in a button down and black pants he seemed ready for business. As he addressed the class he seemed like he was spirited, "Welcome back guys! I guess you're no freshmen now…that went by fast! So I'm going to pass back a list of materials you will need this year and I will issue out text books as soon as they arrive."
After a couple of minutes the door opened and three boys walked in holding a stack of textbooks. One of them was Derek and the other two I hadn't seen around campus yet.
Mr. Ferguson grinned. "Mr. Mason… Do you plan on leading us to victory this year?"
I must have had a confused expression because Izzy whispered, "He's the star quarterback here but it's surprising to us because he was only a sophomore when he started. He's like some prodigy or something. His father was a legend too."
Derek smiled, "Yes, sir. Did you want us to pass these out?"
Mr. Ferguson nodded then turned to the class, "Go ahead and talk about your summer breaks while they pass those out. Make sure to write your name on the insides of them."
While the three boys passed out the books I watch Izzy glance at one to another then the other. I smiled at her. "So you like one of them don't you."
She snapped out of her trance, "No, well they are really good looking but they're popular… Promise not to tell Sarah? Well… I have a thing for her brother. If she knew I'd be on her hate list and no one wants to be there… Uhm is Derek staring at you or me? I think he is going to come over here."
I shrugged trying not to look, "I'm not his type and he will come over here because of the books duh."
"Hello, Emily." I heard. I faced forward and was gazing into the eyes of Derek Mason.
He flashed a smile that probably got him out of a lot, "I thought would see you again."
I shrugged, "You probably won't because I tend to keep a good distance from neighbors."
He chuckled, "So you're the sarcastic type…"
I crossed my arms, "It's practically my second language."
Using my usual sarcastic humor made me less nervous around him. When I would say something I was dying to figure out what he would say next. It was like he had the perfect response to anything I would dish out. He gazed intently at me as if I had to say something next but my mind drew a blank…
"We should have lunch today." He proposed.
"Or not." I had forgotten that Izzy had been listening to our whole conversation.
"So then that's a no…" He asked confused.
"No." I said nonchalantly.
Without looking at him again I turned back to Izzy who was speechless considering what she just witnessed. The sound of a bell went off though this wasn't the sound of the bell I heard earlier this morning…
Everyone rose and walked in the same direction as everyone else I felt like we were in a cult of some kind. I looked around and asked Izzy, "What is going on?"
She skipped dragging me along, "Pep rally! They always have one the first day to kick off spirit week! But what was that with Derek? He obvious likes you why won't you have lunch with him?"
My arm was being jerked and pulled through the crowd, "Uh I'm not his type at all. Didn't you just say you liked him?"
She shrugged, "Who doesn't? It's not like I don't have other friends that like him. Besides there is a chance he likes you and no one passes up an opportunity like that when it's Derek Mason."
The way she said his name made him seem like some kind of celebrity. The mere thought of his name going through my ears gave me chills…maybe it was the weather. It was definitely getting to me.
I had never had a 'real' pep rally by definition. My old school was small and we didn't have much to be peppy about. Our sports teams were a bit limited and nothing to brag about.
Everyone sat on the bleachers in facing the football field that was currently a small stage with a podium. A man stood there with a baldhead he wasn't a very tall man but he seemed determined. Next to him was an older man who had a hat on with 'Gladiators' on it.
The bald man spoke with a strong voice filled with hope; "Oceanside High will be the champions this year! This week is the one-week we all get to show our spirit so make us all proud! There is a quick announcement that I'm sure all of you girls have been waiting for… The Fall Dance will be held September 5th that is a Friday. Now your coach would like to say a few words."
The older man walked up to the podium, "Good morning Gladiators! Well don't you all look tanned from the summer?" He chuckled at the thought of people getting tan here. "Well our football stars have been practicing all summer and they are ready for the big game against the Vikings! Now as you all know this is the day of the dance and I do have one rule girls please don't come in dresses… I don't want my boys…distracted." There were nervous giggles from the girls in the stands. He continued, "You will have enough time to get ready at home. As for you Baseball stars out there who want to try out we will be holding them very soon so be ready. This team is depending on these gentleman and I would love for him to come up and say a few things and answer any questions you may have about the big day…Derek Mason come up please."
Derek walked up to the podium and flashed his smiled at us all, "Hello, everyone. Boy I'm happy to be back! It's good to see all of these pretty girls out here I can't wait to take one of you to the dance… Now this team has been working extremely hard all summer to please you all. So win or lose we have tried our best. I have no doubt that we will win because we have the world's best coach!" Everyone began to cheer then he continued, "Are there any questions?"
Hands shot up in the audience mostly girls he chose a red head in the front, "So do you have any one in mind for who you may be going with to the dance?" He chuckled, "Coach didn't tell you about the auction? There will be about 20 girls picked from a hat. The 20 girls that get picked will be given a number and whatever number matches the one on our jersey that will be your date. In order to be put in the hat you must donate 10 dollars to the school."
The crowd filled with giddy giggles from the girls around us even Izzy was a little excited. The pep rally was taken to the center of the field to have a barbeque and some activities.
The pep rally was supposed to take up the rest of the day, because ASB wanted to get the school more pumped about going to the games. Izzy took a bite of her nachos, "Are you going to do it?" I shook my head taking my water bottle from the volunteer parent, "No, uh, I don't really plan on going I mean I don't really like dancing. I used to but I guess I kind of lost sight of the fun of it."
Sarah skipped up to Izzy, "There you are! With Emily…Hey, were you thinking of joining the cheerleading squad? We could use someone like you!"
I began to choke on my water, "By you need a person like me do you mean someone who is against the whole thing?"
Yanking at my hand Izzy begged, "Please! It will be fun and it's the perfect way to meet more people! Like guys…" That would be ridiculous I don't even like gymnastics.
After the pep rally kick off was over with Sarah invited us to go to The Hut. I called my dad letting him know where I was going and who I was going with. From school Izzy and I walked a couple of blocks to get the little café. When we arrived Sarah was already inside sitting in a booth by the window with some kids from school.
Inside the café the aroma of coffee and pastries fresh from the oven filled the room. Izzy grabbed my coat and hers hanging it up on the coat rack. In the corner of the café Sarah sat in the booth closest to the window. Before going to the booth I walked up to the counter to get a coffee.
The teenager at the counter smiled, "Hello what can I get you?"
I looked up at the menu with a sigh, "What's good here?"
He grumbled. "Honestly nothing…but the water is good as long as you don't get the store brand."
I giggled, "Thanks then I'll have water."
From behind the counter he placed a bottle on the table and then said, "That will be $2.50. So you're the new girl? "
Handing him the money I nodded. "Yeah I'm new I just moved here two days ago. I'm Emily. It was nice meeting you," I peered at his nametag, "…Oliver."
Walking to the booth Sarah smiled, "Hey Emily! Everyone this is Emily, one of our new cheerleaders."
My eyes grew wide, "I uh I don't do the cheerleading thing or gymnastics. I mean the closest I got was the splits."
She scooted over for me, "Come on we wouldn't even make you do that just lifting. Wait…you can do the splits? We need someone like you Emily. Forget try outs you're in."
After an hour of discussing the teachers and their lives outside of school Derek walked up, "Sarah it's time to go."
She rolled her eyes, "I'm not done here, and besides Emily still needs to get picked up."
He glanced at me then back to her, "I'll drive her home okay. Can we just go?"
I shook my head, "No it's cool I can wait here."
Sarah faced me, "Alone? No way Emily I invited you here I'll wait until you get picked up."
I shrugged, "I won't be alone I can go talk to uh…Oliver."
Derek smiled, "Come on we're neighbors it will spare your father the drive."
There was more debate about me getting home and eventually I gave into Derek. Once we pulled into the driveway we all got out and went inside their home.
Sarah skipped up to her room while Derek hung up my coat in the closet. I kept my backpack on my left shoulder as I walked through the house. He smiled, "Can I get you anything?"
I shook my head, "No thank you I'm okay. So what do you for fun? I don't exactly feel like discussing cheerleading with Sarah no offence to her…"
He chuckled, "I have no problem picturing you in one of those outfits… Hmm…we have videogames, movies, or we could go skate."
I grinned, "A movie sounds fine. Should I get Sarah while you pick one?"
He began to walk towards the den, "Not until after we pick the movie in because she will complain about every one that we pick. You are picking the movie by the way."
I followed him by his side, "No I want you to why don't you pick your favorite. I love to be a movie critic so I can either trash your movie of praise it."
"Hey you guys are going to watch a movie? Can I pick?" Sarah exclaimed from the threshold.
Derek sat next to me on the couch and smirked, "Told you."
After Sarah put in the movie she sat on my other side with the remote in hand. The main menu was on the screen she had picked Mean Girls…
Through the whole movie Derek seemed completely uninterested as he stared blankly at the screen. When the credits began to roll he looked like he was ready to scream 'thank god' but didn't.
Sarah smiled, "Ready for another?"
I shook my head, "I should be getting home it's a school night and it's almost my curfew."
She sighed, "Okay. Well I'll see you Em."
As I began to walk out Derek helped me into my jacket, "I'll walk you home since my sister has no manners."
I smiled, "Thanks. And I'm sorry about the movie."
He chuckled as he walked out the door after me, "Yeah well it looks like you owe me a movie Emily."
I chuckled, "I guess I do."
We approached my porch in silence but with smiles. He gazed intently at my eyes then at my lips. My body froze and nothing seemed to be functioning at the time.
My palm was itching for him to press his lips against them once more…but he didn't.
He smiled, "See you later Emily."
I gulped, "Yeah." He didn't touch me at all. Did I do something? No. This is what I wanted. It wouldn't have worked out anyways. Without thinking I walked into the house and slammed the door. I leaned against it for support when a clearing of a throat snapped me out of my trance.
My father walked up to me with curious eyes, "What's going on with you?"
I looked up nervously, "I uh-nothing I just…Night." Running past him I raced up the stairs and into my room before he knew what hit him.
In my room I collapsed on my bed staring up at my ceiling thinking why my body shut down on me. I sat up and ran my fingertips across my cheek replaying what happened on my porch. Getting off my bed I walked into my bathroom to take a shower and clear my head.


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It was a shock to the system, and helped further illustrate that their defensive line experiment failed badly. I guess the experiment wasn't a total failure. We did, at least, learn that if you need defensive linemen, you'd better not go shopping at the dawg pound. But Martha Stewart probably could have told us that.
Denver took Jarvis Moss with their first round pick and Marcus Thomas with their fourth. These two players were teammates at the National Championship winning Florida University. They helped form arguably the most talented D-line in college football. And if you need some d-line help, it's probably a good idea to grab some guys from the best in football, rather than the worst.
With their second round pick, the Broncos snatched up defensive end Tim Crowder from Texas. But even after addressing the need at defensive line in the draft with three of their first four picks, Shannan didn't stop there.
Nope, they needed more beef to stop the Chargers offensive line from running them over. Rick Jussel has a fun little read over at The Daily Sentinel in Colorado:
Prior to last season, Tomlinson had been held in check by Denver, especially in Denver, where he averaged only 53 yards per game rushing.
Something happened last season, however, that changed all that.
What happened was the addition of Marcus McNeil, a rookie left tackle — make that road grader — who combined with a huge young group to pave the way for Tomlinson.
Denver once could slow Tomlinson by swarming all over him with their quick front line and quicker linebackers.
Last season, Tomlinson simply ran behind McNeil and his buddies at will, especially down near the goal line.
In two games against Denver, Tomlinson scored seven touchdowns and piled up 300 all-purpose yards in helping the Chargers score 88 points.
Here are the bare facts:
McNeil goes 6-foot-7 and weighs in at 340 pounds at left tackle.
Left guard is 6-4, 310-pound Kris Dielman.
Center is the runt of the group in 295-pound Nick Hardwick.
Mike Goff is a 6-5, 311-pound right guard and Shane Olivea is a 6-4, 312-pound right tackle.
Add to that 260-pound tight end Anthony Gates, 290-pound second tight end and blocking specialist Brandon Manumaleuna and All-Pro blocking fullback Lorenzo Neil, who goes nearly 260 pounds, and you can see Shanahan's realization that his defense had to get bigger.
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The Bersekers of Ares were a powerful army in the story of the Saint Seiya series, but, never were shown in an anime.
They were warriors that were killed in the Athena's Coliseum, and after, become ghosts that with Ares, tried defeat Athena in a holy war. The Bersekers, almost defeated Athena's army, so, she allowed the Libra Weapons to be used and with this, Ares was defeated and the Bersekers were sealed under the Coliseum.
They are bloodthirsty, use weapons to fight, and have some women between they, because Enyo is a goddess.
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There is 4 Battalions in this army and each one has a leader and a kind of power:
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Loaded with high-performance neodymium speakers and 90 watts of power, the Roland AC-90 amp provides a rich, powerful sound while remaining lightweight for easy transport. The AC-90 employs a stereo 2-way speaker system that delivers transparent highs -- great for the built-in multi-band stereo chorus -- while also providing incredibly powerful low-frequency performance.
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The AC-90 isn't just any amp on the block ¦ it's the long-awaited addition to Roland's industry-leading AC-series amp family. Roland's reputation for world-class sound, amazing performance, portability, and top-quality construction in the AC series are all upheld in this stunning amplifier.
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With 90 watts of stereo power (45W+45W) driving top-quality neodymium speakers, the AC-90 amplifier delivers exceptional full-range performance -- from shimmering, crystal-clear highs to full-impact bottom end. This amp is more than capable of cutting though a wall of sound.
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When Detective Murdoch (Yannick Bisson) investigates the abduction of Lucille Messing (Tori Anderson) a shy, churchgoing librarian, he's stunned to discover his former love, Anna Fulford (Lisa Faulkner), working at the library under an alias. Murdoch has grave fears for her safety since the Black Hand, a criminal syndicate responsible for murdering her fiancé, still has a price on her head. Realizing that Lucille's disappearance was not a case of mistaken identity, Anna believes that since she's already been in Toronto for months unnoticed, her life is no longer threatened. Goaded by a rival police inspector, Inspector Brackenreid (Thomas Craig) enlists Constable Crabtree (Johnny Harris), Higgins (Lachlan Murdoch) and the rest of the constabulary to form a baseball team. Meanwhile, Dr. Julia Ogden (Hélène Joy) finds herself in a jail cell at the station house after a scandalized citizen complains that she's teaching birth control to women. Though Murdoch's religious beliefs conflict with her progressive stance, he admires her sense of moral duty. Her husband, Dr. Darcy Garland (Jonathan Watton), does as well - up to a point. As Murdoch's investigation takes him into Toronto's sordid underbelly of gambling dens and brothels, Anna tags along, intrigued by the adventure. Slowly seduced by her warmth and curiosity, Murdoch accepts Anna's conviction she's safe - a belief they may soon come to regret.
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Microscopic and spectroscopic studies of growth and electronic structure of epitaxial graphene
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It is generally believed that the Si technology is going to hit a road block soon. Amongst all the potential candidates, graphene shows the most promise as replacement material for the aging Si technology. This has caused a tremendous stir in the scientific community. This excitement stems from the fact that graphene exhibits unique electronic properties. Physically, it is a two-dimensional network of sp₂bonded carbon atoms. The unique symmetry of two equivalent sublattices gives rise to a linear energy dispersion for the charge carriers. As a consequence, the charge carriers behave like massless Dirac particles with a constant speed of c/300, where c is the speed of light. The sublattice symmetry gives rise to unique half-integer quantum hall effect, Klein's paradox, and weak antilocalization. In this research work, I was able to successfully study the growth and electronic structure of EG on SiC(0001), in ultra-high vacuum and low-vacuum furnace environment. I used STM to study the growth at an atomic scale and macroscopic scale. With STM imaging, I studied the distinct properties of commonly observed interface region (layer 0), first graphene layer, and the second graphene layer. I was able to clearly resolve graphene lattice in both layer 1 and 2. High resolution imaging of the defects showed a unique scattering pattern. Raman spectroscopy measurements were done to resolve the layer dependent signatures of EG. The characteristic Raman 2D peak was found to be suppressed in layer 1, and a single Lorentzian was seen in layer 2. Ni metal islands were grown on EG by e-beam deposition. STM/ STS measurements were done to study the changes in doping and the electronic structure of EG with distance from the metal islands.


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Australian gurus of melancholy rocking noir return with tracks from latest album Radio Wars. Somehow uplifting, in a droney way.
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Modern London funk from the latest of the capital groovemeisters.
Ruby Lounge, Manchester, Tuesday 10 ; Hoxton Square Bar And Kitchen, London, Wednesday 11 ; The End Bar, Newcastle upon Tyne, Thursday 12 Electro plonking, post-punk guitars, digital and shadow puppet shows and singing in Norwegian. Visually stunning, booty-shaking stuff .


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When writing my piece for Media Guardian on Friday I tried, and failed, to get some kind of handle on the political sympathies of the Twitterati.
I see a commenter has today suggested that I should get to grips with social media monitoring tools such as socialmention and trackur. I chose tweetminster but obviously overlooked its key page because it is keeping count.
Tweetminster's analysts released figures yesterday (also available on the site here), that make for fascinating reading because, as I suspected, the overall picture is not overwhelmingly pro-Nick Clegg as many might have thought.
Based on the count of the most mentioned candidate in each of 427 constituencies, the results show the Conservatives at 35% (up 2 on the previous week); Labour 30% (-2); Lib Dems 26% (-2); and others 9% (+2). If these figures were translated into seats they would point to a hung parliament with Labour short of 44 seats.
Tweetminster's constituency level predictions (for the 367 seats where there is at least one candidate from three main parties on Twitter) also point to a swing towards the Conservatives, with both Labour and the Lib Dems down from last week: Con, 138; Lab, 138; Lib Dem, 79; and others, 12.
Overall, the figures show a shift in support from both Labour and the Liberal Democrats to the Conservatives. They also register a higher top-line figure for other parties.
But Clegg remains Twitter's "most influential candidate" (based on a ratio between activity and mentions) followed by Tom Watson, Eric Pickles, David Miliband, William Hague, Vince Cable, Douglas Alexander Jeremy Hunt, Ed Balls and Dr Evan Harris.


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FIVE months on, Richards Butler is still looking for lawyers to help set up a Brazilian office.
The Lawyer revealed back in March that the firm was looking to beef up its presence in Sao Paulo by sending up to three lawyers to the city this year to join partner Stephen O'Sullivan.
But David Boutcher, who liaises with O'Sullivan from the London office, said: "We are seeing some people this week, but it is proving quite difficult to get the right sort of person.
"We need someone who speaks fluent Portuguese, who is qualified as an English lawyer and who wants to live in Sao Paulo."
O'Sullivan, who is married to a Brazilian, has lived in Sao Paulo for two-and-a-half years.
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Last week, I wrote about the kind of food that I want to serve at the Hind's Head, the pub we've taken over in Bray - nothing fancy, just good plain food, properly cooked. To give you some idea of what I mean by good, plain food, I thought I'd give a recipe for potted shrimps. Food doesn't get much plainer than this, but, like all dishes, potted shrimps can be wonderful or plain boring - very cold, just out of the fridge, a sort of disc held together by hard butter. This doesn't do any favours to the shrimps - or to the butter, for that matter.
We dug around to see if there were any other variations on the potted shrimp theme. In Food In England, Dorothy Hartley refers to a Betsey Tattersall, who used to give shrimp teas 'up north', and included a recipe for shrimp cake. This is the one we have adapted for the Hind's Head, and there's no reason why you can't do it at home, too.
Allow 100g brown shrimps in their shells per person. Shell them - a really fiddly business, but worthwhile, because you then make a fabulous stock with the shells, boiling them with a little white wine and water. Strain the stock, and in it poach the same weight of white fish - whiting, cod or haddock, say. Purée the cooked fish and stock, then reduce until concentrated to your liking, melt in some butter, add a teaspoon of cream and pass through a sieve again. Add lemon juice and a tiny amount of ground mace, the traditional spice for this dish, then pour over the shrimps, which you've put into ramekins or some other container. Chill until the butter/stock mixture is set.
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The work, in the shape of a pink, shiny balloon twisted into a flower, will be in St James's Square from 21 June until Christie's sale of post-War and contemporary art on 30 June.
At about three metres square, the sculpture, which was designed to be in the open air, is too big to get through the doors of the auction house.
Balloon Flower (Magenta), 1995-2000, is the most valuable and significant work by Koons to be sold in Europe. It is being sold by the Rachofsky Collection in Dallas.
Allan Schwartzman, the gallery's director, said the sale of the "cherished" work would enable the gallery to expand its collection "in ways that would otherwise be unachievable".
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The United Spinal Association hosted its National Chapter Leadership Meeting in Las Vegas recently, bringing together chapter leaders from across the U.S. to discuss a multitude of topics that affect the spinal cord injury and disorder community.
WASHINGTON – Sen. Heidi Heitkamp, D-N.D., has agreed to be an original co-sponsor, along with Sen. John Thune, R-S.D, on a bill that would soften the blow of the nationwide rollout of competitive bidding pricing on Jan. 1, according to AAHomecare.
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NEW YORK – The United Spinal Association and advocates from its membership division, National Spinal Cord Injury Association, will gather in Washington, D.C., June 22-25 for Roll on Capitol Hill.
EAST ELMHURST, N.Y. – The United Spinal Association has named Joseph Gaskins its permanent president and CEO. Gaskins is an experienced Washington, D.C., lobbyist, accomplished executive in the wireless industry and wheelchair user from Seattle.
WASHINGTON – The high-profile National Multiple Sclerosis Society has made passing legislation to create a separate benefit for complex rehab one of its legislative priorities for 2014.
WASHINGTON – When CMS agreed to a meeting to discuss ongoing issues surrounding power mobility device (PMD) repairs, the agency had a rude awakening, industry stakeholders say.
At Monday's Bipartisan Disability Caucus CRT hearing, those on center stage were familiar, eloquent advocates, NCART's Don Clayback (left) and United Spinal's Paul Tobin (far right), explaining what complex rehab is and what S. 948 and H.R. 942 can do to protect it. There was also a new voice: college professor Adam Lloyd.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – If the complex rehab industry really wants to improve access, one key group needs to be on its team, says Mark Schmeler: consumers.
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Researcher at TU Graz demonstrates in Nature Materials that it is possible to combine the high-energy density of batteries with the high-power output of super capacitors in a single system – thanks to liquid energy storage materials.
Batteries and super capacitors are electrochemical energy storage media, but they are as different as night and day. Both are capable of energy storage and targeted energy release – and yet there are major differences between the two. Batteries store very large amounts of energy that is released slowly but constantly. By contrast, super capacitors can only store small amounts of energy, but they release this energy much faster and more powerfully with large short-term peak currents.
Stefan Freunberger at TU Graz together with a group of researchers from Université de Montpellier in Southern France had a sudden flash of insight. Why not exploit the benefits of batteries and super capacitors simultaneously and combine them in some kind of energy hybrid, they asked themselves. In the current issue of renowned scientific journal Nature Materials the group introduces its approach, describing a liquid energy storage material for the first time in a European Research Council (ERC) sponsored study. While the energy density of this material is comparable to that of a battery, its power output equals that of a super capacitor.
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"Batteries release energy so slowly and take so long to charge because their energy storage materials are solid. This make it difficult for the ions to move. But as the ions in a super capacitor move in a liquid, they are much more mobile than in a solid body," explains Stefan Freunberger from the Institute of Chemistry and Technology of Materials at TU Graz. The novel redox active ionic liquid developed by Freunberger in co-operation with the French colleagues consists of an organic salt that is liquid at a temperature of just below 30 °C – only slightly above room temperature. Similar to a solid storage medium this liquid can store many ions, but allows them to be much more mobile.
The sudden flash of insight of Freunberger and colleagues culminated in a first approach to create an integrated energy supply system that offers a constant energy supply with high-power output. In some cases we are still faced with an either/or decision. Automatic doors, for example in trams or trains, are typical candidates for super capacitors. Energy is only needed for a very short time but when it is, a high-power output is of the essence. In other cases batteries are clearly the first choice. "But our principle of an energy hybrid can offer enormous advantages, for example when applied in electric vehicles. So far, electric vehicles often carry a combination of different battery types or battery systems together with super capacitors. If we had a single system that combines the benefits of both energy storage types, we could save considerable space and resources," remarks Freunberger.
Learn more: Energy hybrid: Battery meets supercapacitor
New research, led by the University of Southampton, has demonstrated that a nanoscale device, called a memristor, could be used to power artificial systems that can mimic the human brain.
Artificial neural networks (ANNs) exhibit learning abilities and can perform tasks which are difficult for conventional computing systems, such as pattern recognition, on-line learning and classification. Practical ANN implementations are currently hampered by the lack of efficient hardware synapses; a key component that every ANN requires in large numbers.
In the study, published in Nature Communications, the Southampton research team experimentally demonstrated an ANN that used memristor synapses supporting sophisticated learning rules in order to carry out reversible learning of noisy input data.
Memristors are electrical components that limit or regulate the flow of electrical current in a circuit and can remember the amount of charge that was flowing through it and retain the data, even when the power is turned off.
Lead author Dr Alex Serb, from Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton, said: "If we want to build artificial systems that can mimic the brain in function and power we need to use hundreds of billions, perhaps even trillions of artificial synapses, many of which must be able to implement learning rules of varying degrees of complexity. Whilst currently available electronic components can certainly be pieced together to create such synapses, the required power and area efficiency benchmarks will be extremely difficult to meet -if even possible at all- without designing new and bespoke 'synapse components'.
"Memristors offer a possible route towards that end by supporting many fundamental features of learning synapses (memory storage, on-line learning, computationally powerful learning rule implementation, two-terminal structure) in extremely compact volumes and at exceptionally low energy costs. If artificial brains are ever going to become reality, therefore, memristive synapses have to succeed."
Acting like synapses in the brain, the metal-oxide memristor array was capable of learning and re-learning input patterns in an unsupervised manner within a probabilistic winner-take-all (WTA) network. This is extremely useful for enabling low-power embedded processors (needed for the Internet of Things) that can process in real-time big data without any prior knowledge of the data.
Co-author Dr Themis Prodromakis, Reader in Nanoelectronics and EPSRC Fellow in Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton, said: "The uptake of any new technology is typically hampered by the lack of practical demonstrators that showcase the technology's benefits in practical applications. Our work establishes such a technological paradigm shift, proving that nanoscale memristors can indeed be used to formulate in-silico neural circuits for processing big-data in real-time; a key challenge of modern society.
"We have shown that such hardware platforms can independently adapt to its environment without any human intervention and are very resilient in processing even noisy data in real-time reliably. This new type of hardware could find a diverse range of applications in pervasive sensing technologies to fuel real-time monitoring in harsh or inaccessible environments; a highly desirable capability for enabling the Internet of Things vision."
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Narrator: Kieth Penningway
I felt like an alien observer, seeing a whole different side of my dear brother that I hadn't seen before. The excitement, the mixed emotions and the shadows beneath their eyes... who were these people and why weren't any of them around when I was in high school?
I was a kicking-bag in high school.
"Kick the queer."
I hated those memories. I could picture a scar across my brain, where they surely must be held.
"Kick your foot so far up his ass, that no other faggot will even bother to touch him."
I learned not to cry. That only made things worse.
Now I had the old man on my back, poor choice of words, trying to shout at me. Unemployment this. Get a job that. Once, he called me a 'parasitic abomination'. As if shouting loud enough would get me through an interview, get me through the first week, without betraying what I really am.
I felt like I'd been branded. Sometimes I even felt like it'd be easier to deny it all. To pretend. I had the discipline. I could act. I could charm and fool a woman... if I wanted to. But I could never stop my past from catching up with me!
I moved to the stairs, and perched myself there, deep in thought.
They'd mentioned one who might be like me. So what if he was a couple years younger?
Love was something I knew would allow me to tolerate this torment until I was out of my old man's house. And something I'd hold onto even afterwards. Never let him go.
I remembered my first.
He was also the first to out me, the first to bruise me, the first to send a foot speeding toward my groin.
I've learned to be resilient, since. Some people don't always feel love and lust together. And lust without love isn't something I'm shallow enough to give into yet. And it's all too fuckin' common these days; gay or straight, but usually with men.
I can feel my resistance fading.
As if fucking hard enough would get me a job, get me a different roof over my head. I'd pretend they loved me back, and maybe I'd fool myself for long enough.
I could hear boots on the front porch. Anticipation rose in my chest, doubt and disappointment ready to be felt in my mind.
I stood up, in the darkness of the stairs, looking down. I readied myself to be as observant and analytical as possible.
Three people were on the porch. Their faces were shadowed by umbrellas. One white with pink cat ears, one a solid black. I scanned the trio, left to right, top to bottom.
One teal sweater over a modestly breasted woman. One dark, black, unisex winter coat. One smudged, gray and blue light coat.
One white pair of rubber rain boots, girly stickers on the ankle. One black pair of rainboots, cracked at the toe. One pair of men's work boots, rubber and green faux-leather, tied with black laces up to the lower third of his ankle; gray socks. The boots nearly broke my concentration, dredging up unmentionable thoughts.
Then, the one on the right cringed, dropping the umbrella he held as a purple-haired, busty young woman had krept up behind him and squeezed his butt cheeks, yelling "ass rape!" as she did so.
The girls on the couch began to behave like hyenas, howling with laughter, as the two guys sitting across from them on the floor glowered in homophobia and kept their attention on their cardgame.
At this point, the young lady on the porch shrieked and ran inside, while the man beside the victim slapped his knee, chuckling, and extended his other hand to the purple-haired girl in black, "High five, stranger!"
He immediately set off my bidar. Bisexual radar, an instinctual assessment. He was richly tanned, naturally, probably Indian or Pakistani. His sideburns looked curly, his face was well-shaven and his hair was straightened into long curtains on either side of his face, with dark streaks of blue and... purple! His brown eyes passed me by, in the shadows, as nothing more than a stray glance.
I took two steps forward, down the stairs.
That was when the third guy finished wrestling with his umbrella and cursing at his attacker, whose name I heard was 'Leslie'. He made a stern demand that she never do that again. Her cryptic rebuttal had something to do with wearing a backpack.
Caucasian, face flushed, wet blond hair so naturally straight it looked uncanny. Two thin strands hung loosely in front of his face, with an incredible length, while the rest was tied back very tightly in a long ponytail. His eyes were blue, and he looked very tense. Reddish blond stubble gave him a minor goatee. And its existence seemed welcome, because he seemed to have taken the time to shave the stubble from his upper lip. There was a small cut mark, dry blood forming a scab.
Leslie followed him in. Normally, I would have assumed she was a dyke, except that the standards of my brother's friends seemed very odd. She promptly pulled off the wig, revealing a messy crop of short, bright pink hair. A grin, akin to that of Jack Nicholson's Joker, was on her cherubic face. Lots of leftover baby fat.
I paid nearly no attention to the Oriental young woman from the group of three, who was wiggling out of her boots.
I watched as the blond beau shed his coat, and put it on a hanger in the closet. Then, I saw the short, dry hairs on the back of his neck, on either side of his ponytail, stand up on end. He turned around and stared straight up at me, giving me a distinctly disturbing, wide-eyed look. Every mole on his face seemed exactly where it was meant to be. This one was a mystery to me.
"CJ," I whispered, for his ears alone.
He kept staring at me, unflinching, gaze unbroken. However, I was sure that his upper lip had begun to twitch. His eyes fixed to mine. Deep, black holes at their centre that seemed to run right through him and right through me, hollow and empty. And in that thick ring of blue, I noticed little specks of rusty yellow. At that point, my stomach lurched. It all became unbearable, so I fled up the stairs. Alone.
My heart was racing when I got into my room, my sanctuary, and closed the door. On the back of my door, a poster of Legolas stood vigilant. Resemblance forced me to avert my eyes. I tried to think, yet my mind was a blank canvas with no paint within reach, a blank cassette recording nothing.
I was overwhelmed.
Finally, I got up the nerve to do what I always do in times of crisis. I knelt upon my bed and prayed. I don't believe in a God who hates. And I've read the Bible, and so I know what David did with that shepherd boy. He 'exceeded ' himself.
I was, still, overwhelmed.


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Books: Consider the Lobster and A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again by David Foster Wallace; Haunted, Diary, Lullaby and Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk; His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman; Harry Potter (duh); Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman
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You could add a monitor under Monitors and Alerts to watch for Event ID 528, and use this to create a custom report for Devices that report Event ID 528, while including the Event Last Occurred option in the Columns to Display in the report.
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''He was my dad. Of course I'm upset!''
James wished the barmaid would leave him alone. She'd been sitting with him while he waited for the police and just kept saying it'd be all right and not to worry and please don't get upset. She was only a year or two older than him, maybe twenty or thereabouts, but she was acting like his mother. She took her hand off his shoulder and stood up, then went back to the bar, and started clearing away empty bottles and glasses, careful not to look in his direction.
He felt a pang of guilt. She'd been friendly earlier, eyeing him up when his dad had introduced him to her at the bar, while getting the first round of drinks in.
''This is my boy, Jamie.'' his dad had said, so proudly. ''He's only been and gone and got three A grades at A Level, so he's off to Oxford, if you please! Imagine that. Me, fathering a genius.''
The barmaid had been admiring his eye makeup – expertly applied, for a beginner. His dad had disappeared into the dressing room then, to apply his own ''slap'' and she'd asked James, with a giggle, if he was doing fashion and beauty at ''college''. When he'd told her it was Art History he'd be studying she'd been embarrassed, but that had soon turned to boredom and their conversation had pretty much dried up by the time his dad had rejoined them as Pandora. James had been relieved when his dad steered him away from the bar and started introducing him to some of the regular clientele.
He looked down at his ruined new shirt. Dad had only bought him that yesterday. He closed his eyes, but the image he wanted to forget came back, and he shook his head.
When he opened his eyes again, a tall heavyset man was standing in front of him.
''Mr Threadgold? Detective Chief Inspector Mallard.'' He extended his hand. James did not take it.
The detective sat down, next to James, studying his face.
''Are you a regular client here, son?'' he asked.
James frowned, and shook his head. Yes, he would think that, wouldn't he. This policeman already had him in the box marked ''queer'', no doubt. And don't call me son. I'm nobody's son now.
''No. I've never been here in my life before tonight.'' Though I've been invited plenty of times. I came tonight because he wanted to show me off.
''Can you tell me what brought you to the dressing room, to discover the... deceased?''
Deceased. Yes,he was that all right. Well and truly deceased. Gentlemen, we can't rebuild him. All the King's horses and all the King's men couldn't put Pandora together again. He shook his head again.
''Sir?'' The detective was waiting, watching him even more intently.
''I just went in there to tell him I was leaving. Wanted to know if he was coming with me.''
''Ah, so you knew him? Were you in a... relationship?'' The detective's expression had changed slightly – a look of controlled excitement.
James clenched his fists. He wanted to hit the big man.
''I'm his son. Well, I was.'' he said, glaring.
The detective's eyebrows lifted a few millimetres. James could see that he hadn't considered the possibility of a drag queen having offspring. He appeared to be struggling for an appropriate response to this news.
''Oh.'' He put his hand out, as if to touch James on the shoulder, then thought better of it. ''I'm very sorry for your loss, sir.''
What was the correct reply to this? Thank you? When his mother had died, eight years ago, he'd been too young to be offered formal condolences. He wasn't quite up on the protocol.
James supposed it wasn't surprising that the policeman hadn't immediately connected him with the victim. His parents had never married, and Threadgold was his mother's name.
''In the circumstances, it might be better if we interview you elsewhere. It must be upsetting for you to be here,'' said Mallard. ''We'll get a driver to run you home, and I'll ask my sergeant to sit with you till I join you. I just have to finish here. Shouldn't be too long.''
Before James had a chance to agree or otherwise, Mallard stood, and walked over to a smartly dressed woman in her thirties, with straight, immaculately bobbed, red hair. He spoke quietly to her, while they both looked at James. She nodded, then approached him.
She extended her hand, and smiled. It was a kind smile, and James wanted to return it, but his lips and eyes wouldn't quite co-operate. He took her hand.
''Ruth Gentry. I'm sorry to hear about your loss.'' She looked at his shirt. ''Oh dear. I expect you'll be glad to change out of that.'' She had a hint of a soft, Scottish lilt, which James would have found attractive in other circumstances. ''I'll just grab a driver and we'll be away.''
She returned in minutes, with a tall, uniformed officer, and the three of them went out into the rainy night to a waiting unmarked car. The sergeant held the rear door open for him, and when he got in, she was surprised that she went around to the other side and got in beside him. He had expected that she would sit in front, with the driver. Then he got it. She probably wanted to observe him on the journey.
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text: HEALDSBURG, Calif., April 9, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Murphy-Goode Winery has selected Rachel Reynolds of Ashland, Va., as its "A Few Goode Heroes" contest winner for the month of March. Reynolds and her husband, Roger, founded CJ's Thumbs Up Foundation (CJSTUF), a non-profit that provides financial assistance and healthy, in-hospital meals to the families of critically ill children. The organization was created in memory of the Reynolds' 4-year-old daughter, Charlotte Jennie, who lost the fight to pediatric cancer in 2010. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130409/SF91525) As Murphy-Goode's Hero of the Month, Reynolds will receive a $1,000 donation to CJSTUF. The winery will also make a matching grant to its own non-profit partner, Operation Homefront, the national organization that provides emergency monetary aid to military families. In addition, Reynolds is now eligible for the grand prize of a Fourth of July barbecue in her hometown, hosted by Murphy-Goode. "Most people in Rachel's situation would be tempted to shut themselves away and think of the world as an unfair place," said Dave Ready, Jr., winemaker for Healdsburg-based Murphy-Goode. "But Rachel has done the opposite — she's positive, generous and empathetic. She doesn't want anyone to ever feel like they're alone. Murphy-Goode is proud to call her a hero." In addition to her work with the foundation, Reynolds wrote the memoir "Four Seasons for Charlotte: A Year with Pediatric Cancer," which was published by Palari last summer. The book grew out of a blog she and her husband started to update family and friends about their daughter's illness. She hopes the book will help people better understand how to support loved ones in a similar situation. "One thing I've learned through this journey is that everyone is dealing with something, and acknowledging that helps build relationships," Reynolds said. "I'm not doing what I'm doing to be a 'hero' — I just felt like I had to step up to the challenge, to do these things because they needed to be done."


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