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| Born2BeMe chapter 1 . 3/26/2013
Update this story I like it and the movie
| NerdyNightStocker chapter 2 . 2/11/2012
So far the parts fit perfectly! Never would've expected Chris to advocate togetherness among gangs LOL. But I remember Alejandro framing the Warriors because Fox/Noah saw him shoot Cyrus! Sad that DJ had to pay for that crime! Duncan makes the perfect Ajax and Cody makes a good Rembrandt too! Can't wait to see their journey to safety!
| TazFlan93 chapter 2 . 2/11/2012
Keep it up, dude!
| kyrogue23 chapter 2 . 2/11/2012
good chapter and also I always hoped that cleon had lived through that. he was and is my favorite warrior in both game and movie.
| NerdyNightStocker chapter 1 . 2/10/2012
Gotta say that I love this movie (despite what happens to Fox and Ajax! The video game was pretty good too. I have to agree with the previous reviewer who said that Duncan and Ajax have a more similar personality whereas Rembrandt is the newest and nicer member of the Warriors which sounds a lot like Trent! But it's your story and the other parts do seem appropriate! Can't wait to see how this works since Detroit Rock City is working well enough! :)
| kyrogue23 chapter 1 . 2/9/2012
good casting you got the sight people but made huge mistakes on the placing then this is how it should be:
Swan- Justin (good)
Ajax- Duncan (because they are the hardcore people of the group)
Cleon- Lightning (this is more lightning style)
Snow- DJ (DJ should be snow)
Cowboy- Geoff
Fox- Noah
Rembrandt- Cody
vermin- Brick (I can see this being brick)
Cochise- Mike
And have you played the videogame version, it follows the movie and more on how they formed.
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For us, and for many families all over the country, this Monday morning isn't just plain old Monday, but going-back-to-school Monday. And it's not just going-back-to-school Monday; it's also going-back-after-Christmas-vacation Monday. And everyone knows those types of Mondays can be hard on everyone. While T. has been anticipating her return to school for about a solid week now, my poor L. has been spiraling into dread and despair about it for days. He doesn't really talk about his feelings about going back to school; in fact, he refuses any discussion about it at all. If you so much as mention the word "school," he yells and clasps his hands over his ears, and you have to drop the subject immediately, like a hot potato. This makes any discussions about school extremely difficult. Scott and I tried to prepare L. for the coming week. We had big plans about talking over goal charts with him, and I came up with a new cafeteria/eating reward plan in the hopes of getting him to eat more at lunch than just a piece of plain, dry bread. You can't do much, though, when you can't even get past the first two letters in the word "school" before your child falls apart on you.
I have to admit that I've been spiraling into a type of dread about it all, too. I'm looking forward to the new semester--to new faces and classes, and to seeing old ones, too. But it will be hard to let go of the relaxed family time we've enjoyed these past two weeks. We've been staying up late, sleeping in, staying in pajamas for much longer than we should (or maybe not long enough?), and gliding through some relatively unstructured days. I realized with a pang of panic last night that maybe we should have done more to prepare the kids (and us) for the return back to the tight, super-coordinated, tag-team parenting lifestyle we rely on during the work/school week. To make up for this feeling, we spent most of Sunday in a rush of panic over what we had to do this week, and in a flurry of eleventh-hour activity. Here's what we got done:
--Cleaned out lunchboxes (are we the only ones who tucked a child's lunch box away for Christmas break and forgot to take out some uneaten food? Please tell me we're not.)
--Cleaned out backpacks. I can't believe how much STUFF accumulates in a child's school backpack over the months. We start out every back-to-school in the summer with fresh, clean backpacks, and come January they look like they've been carted across three border crossings and through several war zones.
--Did three loads of laundry. Somehow, when you're on school and work vacation, you use fewer clothes than you do during regular weeks. Staying in pajamas most of the mornings seems to account for that. So yesterday I did piles of laundry, Scott sorted and folded, and both kids now have piles of fresh school clothes ready for the week.
--Sent relevant school emails to relevant staff at L.'s school, so they will find them bright and early this morning. We have a few meetings to schedule with them this month and there's nothing like striking while the iron is hot, so to speak, and before they get too deluged with the new quarter at school.
--Took the kids food shopping. One of our resolutions this year was to try to involve both kids more in the food/meal planning--specifically, school lunch choices. This is easy for T., who gets excited about school lunch and happily picks out yogurt tubes and applesauce for her lunch box. But involving L. in the lunch choices is a major task. We finally coaxed him into picking out some protein bars, and some individual packs of chocolate grahams from Trader Joe's. The next step: getting him to actually eat them at school.
And what am I doing to prepare myself? After getting the kids ready, I spent Sunday night nibbling on leftover Christmas chocolates and trying to finish a Christmas book, while listening to Christmas music on my iPod, and nursing a healthy case of denial.
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Newsnight has hired Channel 4 News reporter Katie Razzall as a special correspondent.
On Monday, the BBC2 programme also announced the appointment of Olly Lambert as its first "filmmaker in residence".
Razzall, who has worked at Channel 4 News for 14 years, has been given a wide brief spanning "lighter stories to social issues" as well as leading coverage of "religion, legal affairs and disability issues".
"I have lived and breathed Channel 4 News for 14 years, a period of time and a programme of which I am immensely proud," said Razzall. "However, the opportunity to join Newsnight at such an exciting time in the show's evolution was just too good to ignore. I'm greatly looking forward to a wide-ranging brief in one of the best newsrooms in the country."
Razzall's appointment is the latest by Newsnight's editor, Ian Katz, since joining the flagship daily news and current affairs programme last year.
Katz said he has long admired Razzall's "distinctive voice and original reporting'' and praised her versatility.
Lambert, who has documentary credits including Syria: Across the Lines, The Tea Boy of Gaza and My Child the Rioter, has a three-month contract and will work with the show's producers ,as well as making his own films for Newsnight.
Razzall's appointment marks the reversal of something of a trend in recent years of Newsnight journalists departing for Channel 4 News.
Newsnight's economics editor Paul Mason switched sides last year to be Channel 4 News culture and digital editor. Shaminder Nahal moved from her role as a Newsnight deputy editor to the same job on the Channel 4 bulletin in late 2012.
Michael Crick left Newsnight in 2011 to become Channel 4 News's political correspondent, following in the footsteps of Matt Frei and Jackie Long, who also went to Channel 4.
In November, Katz brought Laura Kuenssberg back to the BBC as Newsnight's chief correspondent from ITV News, where she was business editor. Kuenssberg, a former BBC News channel chief political correspondent who moved to ITV in 2011, will also join the show's presenting team.
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Dr. Daly is a Research Career Scientist from the Louis Stokes VA Medical Center (LS VAMC) in Cleveland, OH, where she has also been Director of the Cognitive and Motor Learning Research Program and Associate Director of the Functional Electrical Stimulation Center (FESC), an RR&D Center of Excellence similar to the BRRC. She also has been Professor of Neurology at Case Western Reserve University. She currently holds a leadership role in the Brain Rehabilitation Research Program at the McKnight Brain Institute, conducts funded research, and is a leader in the VA National, Brain Rehabilitation Research Center of Excellence (BRRC), a funded center. Dr. Daly collaborates with faculty colleagues at the University of Florida, College of Medicine, College of Engineering, College of Public Health and Health Professions, and Department of Psychology, as well as manages a budget that supports the research infrastructure for 28 Center investigators across multiple scientific and engineering disciplines. The supporting infrastructure resources include contemporary brain function analysis core service, human motor performance core service, and administrative aspects of research including subject recruitment, IRB document preparation, recruiting and hiring research lab staff, purchasing and contracts, and budget management.
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- T Pan, K Liao, K Roenigk, JJ Daly, MF Walker. Static and dynamic postural stability in veterans with combat-related mild traumatic brain injury. Gait & posture. 2015 Oct;42(4):550-7.
- Pundik S, McCabe JP, Hrovat K, Fredrickson AE, Tatsuoka C, Feng IJ, Daly JJ. Recovery of post stroke proximal arm function, driven by complex neuroplastic bilateral brain activation patterns and predicted by baseline motor dysfunction severity. Front Hum Neurosci. 2015 Jul 22;9:394. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2015.00394. eCollection 2015.
Daly JJ, Huggins JE. Brain-computer interface: current and emerging rehabilitation applications. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2015 Mar;96(3 Suppl):S1-7. doi: 10.1016/j.apmr.2015.01.007.
Fang Y, Daly JJ, Hansley J, Yao WX, Yang Q, Sun J, Hvorat K, Pundik S, Yue GH. Hemispheric activation during planning and execution phases in reaching post stroke: a consort study. Medicine (Baltimore). 2015 Jan;94(3):e307.
Loza CA, Philips GR, Hazrati MKh, Daly JJ, Principe JC. Classification of hand movement direction based on EEG high-gamma activity. Conf Proc IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc. 2014;2014:6509-12.
Philips GR, Hazrati MKh, Daly JJ, Principe JC. Addressing low frequency movement artifacts in EEG signal recorded during center-out reaching tasks. Conf Proc IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc. 2014;2014:6497-500.
McCabe J, Monkiewicz M, Holcomb J, Pundik S, Daly JJ. Comparison of robotics, functional electrical stimulation, and motor learning methods for treatment of persistent upper extremity dysfunction after stroke: a randomized controlled trial. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2015 Jun;96(6):981-90.
Pundik S, Falchook AD, McCabe J, Litinas K, Daly JJ. Functional Brain Correlates of Upper Limb Spasticity and Its Mitigation following Rehabilitation in Chronic Stroke Survivors. Stroke Res Treat. 2014;2014:306325.
Daly JJ, Hrovat K, Holcomb J, Pundik S. Brain control of functional reach in healthy adults and stroke survivors. Restor Neurol Neurosci. 2014;32(5):559-73.
Daly JJ, McCabe JP, Gansen J, Rogers J, Butler K, Brenner I, Burdsall R, Nethery J. Gait Coordination Protocol for recovery of coordinated gait, function, and quality of life following stroke. J Rehabil Res Dev. 2012;49(8):xix-xxviii.


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Genre and what to do:Word puzzle game. Wordigo is a crossword-type game, which helps you to develop your memory, vocabulary and logical thinking. The task is to form words, using giving letters. Start forming words from path 1 and continue step by step according to numbers. You must fill up all squares of a crossword with words before time runs out. Remember that you can form words only from top to bottom and from left to right. Use hints in difficult situations. When you form a word, press Submit button to validate it.
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Earlier this month Neil DeGrasse Tyson gave climate change deniers an incredible two-minute smackdown, adding his authoritative views to a broad chorus of scientists who say our world is changing for the worse and we need to do something about it. Despite mountains of evidence, there are still politicians and pundits that claim the polar vortex and California's extreme drought are totally normal and not at all caused by humans.
Fed up, Texas-based physicist and author Christopher Keating is ponying up $10,000 of his own money to anyone who can prove that man-made global warming isn't happening.
Last week Keating launched "The $10,000 Global Warming Skeptic Challenge!" To win the cash, entrants only need be over the age of 18 and able to provide scientific method–verified proof that climate change is a hoax.
"I have heard global warming skeptics make all sorts of statements about how the science doesn't support claims of man-made climate change," wrote Keating on his blog. "I have found all of those statements to be empty and without any kind of supporting evidence. I have, in turn, stated that it is not possible for the skeptics to prove their claims. And, I'm willing to put my money where my mouth is."
"This is no joke. If someone can provide a proof that I can't refute, using scientific evidence, then I will write them a check," wrote Keating. However, because 97 percent of scientists agree that climate change is happening, the physicist is pretty confident that he's keeping his cash. "I am sure I will never have to because it can't be proven. The scientific evidence for global warming is overwhelming and no one can prove otherwise."
Keating has spent the past 30 years researching climate change and has taught at both the U.S. Naval Academy and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. If you go down the wormhole of the comments section of his post (there are more than 200 of them as of this writing), it's clear that Keating enjoys a healthy debate on the topic.
A commenter named Scottishsceptic wrote, "It is impossible to disprove something when it hasn't first been proven. So to show what a numpty 'prize' this was I'm now offering my own 'prize' for someone to prove by the scientific method that we are currently experiencing man-made global warming."
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Craze is a 3 time DMC turntablist champion (the only DJ to boast this accomplishment) who remains a trailblazer. He is one of the few battle DJs who has successfully transitioned into a dance floor rocker, combining his unstoppable skills with the latest in DJ technology and embracing a wide spectrum of music from old school hip hop and miami bass to electro and dubstep from the future.
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A Beautiful Studio Apartment in Athens
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Velikost48 ft²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
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It was fully renovated in 2012, it is very modern decorated with very expensive materials. It is in the third of a six floor building. It is furnished and fully equipped. It is very comfortable for a couple with one child or for just a couple. The kitchen is fully equiped with oven,microwave, dishwasher, fridge with freezer. Bed linen, towels, cutlery, dishes, pans, wifi internet and all electric devices are provided. Two big closets will make your stay more comfortable.There is boiler which provides 24 hours hot water.
Airport or any other transport is available upon demand at an additional, but very reasonable cost.
The apartment is only 5 minutes distance walking from the closest bus station. It takes only 10 minutes by bus to reach the Historical centre of Athens, Monastiraki and Thisio. It takes also less than 15 minutes by bus to reach Piraeus, the largest port of Greece where you can travel to the most of Greek islands. Only 100 m. from the apartment there is a big grocery store and less than 150 m away there is a pharmacy and a bakery. It takes less than 10 minutes to go to the shopping centre on foot. 100 m from the apartment there is a very nice park which is appropriate for promenades and because of the playground, it is ideal for children. Finally, less than 200 m away from the apartment there are plenty of coffee shops and Greek traditional taverns.
Private Parking is available at an additional cost of 10 euros per night.
Domovní řádThe guests in general must respect the property. Smoking is not allowed. Pets are welcomed upon prior arrangement. For everything you might need, I am 24 hours a day on call. The keys will be deliverd upon arrival and I will personally explain you everything you need to know for the apartment.
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I had a wonderful stay this summer (2014). The location was perfect! It was close to the beaches a supermarket and even the city center and clubs arent that far! Its a quite nice neighbourhoud with lots of bakeries in the area with delicious sweets, It is also close to the tram and metro lines are easily accesible which makes travelling easy. The house itself was very clean and cozy everything you need it is included! George is a very helpfull and nice caretaker! Whatever question or problem you have you can contact him and he we be assisting you at his best immediatly! I am recommending this amazing beachflat to everyone who wants to have a relaxing good time and close to the good places in Athens! You will feel right at home !
Very nice appartment. Well situated. great view. Everything was also very well organised. Great trip we had.
The apartment is in a convenient central location and George was helpful in arranging transfers which was much appreciated. First impressions wasn't so good though, apartment is not much bigger than a hotel room and not as "High-End" as I imagined, bed hadn't been made (we had to make it), linen for bed wrong size with pillow sheets missing, cleaning clothes left on floor, some power points weren't working or absent where expected (e.g. kitchen) and the inside door handle would come off in your hand if not careful. However, Athens hotels are expensive so the apartment represented reasonable value, and we may have been the exception re our issues.
The apartment was very comfortable. It was very accessible and in a great location. I would stay here again with ought a doubt. The only negative comment I could make on the apartment is that the hot water tank was not sufficient for one to wash before running out of hot water. All went well until the morning we had to leave. We were not told that the front building door is bolted at night and therefore when we left to get our taxi at 7am we were locked in. Thankfully the taxi driver helped us by ringing everyones door bell until someone came to help. Otherwise we would have lost our plane. The emergency door leading to the basement was also bolted. Shudder to think what would happen if there was an emergency evacuation scenario.So before vacating the apartment for good please remember to check that the front building door is not bolted shut.
The hotel was great! The area is a bit noisy, but you get used to it, the crowd that had begun at dawn. The beach was close but it was pretty crowded and messy so I had to go out every day can get away from beaches to search. The city, the bazaar is 10 minutes away by car. It was nice but a shame that such garbage, this was a bit dirty there would be observed.
The accommodation, receiving the keys was discussed according to each, it was absolutely fine !!!
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Excellent host! Great communication, and great welcome!
We stayed at George for two nights only but I have to say I was impressed with the friendly and warm welcome we had from the landlords. They nicely waited for us when we were almost two hours late (thanks!) and even gave us a basket with Makedonian wine, little biscuits and pickled olives! We were very surprised and grateful. Superb welcome. The appartment is very beautiful, with an incredible diner table set. There's a big flat screen tv with many international chanels. The kitchen is furnished with everything you need and extremely clean. The rooms were very cozy and comfortable, except the pillows which were rock hard. There was even a bath in the bathroom and everything was clean. Honnestly, I have nothing bad to say about my stay, I think it was the nicest and most comfortable place I stayed in all of my numerous trips. Perfecto. (Ah, and it's very close to the bus station, a market and, of course, the beautiful beach!)
All was perfect. The appartment is well designed and equipped in artistic way. Location is good and calm. Mr. George provided aeropot transfere and hi is very polite and accesible for any question any time. Highly recomended.
Alexander & Elena
This is a great two room apartment very close to the beaches – only a few blocks down the road. The place have everything you will need, also for home-cooking. The big balcony is perfect for outdoor people. A very quiet neighborhood, and very easy to get to the center of Athens from here. Just go with the tram 3 towards Syntagma. You will find the tram at the mainroad only a few blocks away. There is a little shoppingcenter nearby with a very big and nice supermarket. In the evenings you can take a walk to the beach and find great restaurants, or go to the center of Paleo Falira. We stayed for 3 days in this perfect apartment, and as George fixed the "burned" router, we had an ok signal to connect to the wifi-internet. We are sure, that George and Co, with a few adjustments, in future will turn into a perfect choise of your stay. See more details on: http://mytripingreece.blogspot.dk/
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Discussion in 'Colorado Football Message Board' started by CSU Husker, Jan 2, 2008.
Good luck to the Moutaineers of West Virginia....
Go Sooners....
a good game, no injuries for both teams...
oh the O/U for the number of times the 2007 Fiesta bowl is mentioned during the game is 47....:lol:
Beat ya by one minute....
Go Sooners.
Would RR have taken the Michigan job had they won against Pitt?
Probably not
WVa is keeping it real.
Blow U is looking not so hot. Through an Int in the end zone.
WVU's interim coach kinda creeps me out. Reminds me of an excited Mormon missionary.
Man WVU is fast!!!! You would think OU would capitalize on this good field position eventually? Great kick and punt returns so far for them, but they can't finish?
ralph!!!! get off lammiefuskers 'puter!!!! :smile2:
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I have a brochure I think you'd enjoy reading...
The Bloomer Spooners ain't lookin so hot!
Will they be 0 - 4 in their last four BCS games?? :jawdrop:
what a waste of a big play by OU
yea, i say they are not allowed past the cotton bowl next year. unless, they can play next years hawaii. no wait, they did that last year....
cotton bowl it is.:thumbsup:
Why do they keep saying that the OU linebacker was the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year? Was he perhaps Player of the Year last year?
I think it was a split vote or something. We had the same discussion during the B12 Champ game.
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Wow, I didn't know that.
Yeah or the Humanitarian Bowl :lol:
Then again no Stoops is no humanitarian :smile2:
That field goal miss could be big.
Can you believe this score... Especially without Slaton?
OU has no life at all. Stoops looks a bit retarded on the sidelines, like he has a touch of downs or something. I hope Katoa is picking up on that.
Katoa's a Buff... No worries. He probably isn't even watching. He's tucked away nicely in bed dreaming of Black and Gold.
Someone tell the sideline chick to stop going to the tanning bed please.
i just yelled as loud as i could. i dont think she heard me.
my wife hit me though. she does not like it when i tell other chicks to "take it off!!!" i was wondering about her tan line or lack there of.....
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Over the course of the year-long fellowship, individuals participate in a robust professional development programme, which includes extensive contact with LCLD's top leadership along with managing partners and a general counsel who volunteer to discuss professional experiences and challenges.
Shaw, from the firm's Washington DC office, joins a class of 160 US lawyers who have been selected as LCLD fellows for the year.


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BeschreibungOrbiting spacecraft provide a valuable laboratory for experiments on physical and biological systems in a reduced gravity environment. In these experiments, fluid masses containing bubbles and drops are encountered routinely. This original work provides a clear, thorough review of the motion of bubbles and drops in reduced gravity, particularly motion caused by variations in interfacial tension arising from temperature gradients on their surfaces. The emphasis is on theoretical analysis from first principles; experimental results are discussed and compared with predictions where appropriate. Students and researchers interested in fluid mechanics in reduced gravity will welcome this state-of-the-art reference.
InhaltsverzeichnisPart I. Introduction: 1. The role of gravity and interfacial tension in the motion of bubbles and drops; 2. The governing equations; Part II. The Motion of Isolated Bubbles and Drops: 3. Motion driven by a body force; 4. Thermocapillary motion; Part III. Interactions of Bubbles and Drops: 5. General solutions; 6. Interactions when motion is driven by a body force; 7. Interactions when motion is driven by thermocapillarity; Part IV. Related Topics: 8. Mass transfer between a bubble or drop and a continuous phase; 9. Motion driven by the interface in a body of fluid; References.
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Untertitel: Revised. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: CAMBRIDGE UNIV PR
Erscheinungsdatum: Juni 2005
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A swim under a beam through an icy bath. Do it quick or you could develop hypothermia.
Climb over three 12-foot walls, just after you've climbed over bales of hay, when you're at your weakest in the whole course.
A 45-degree climb up a 40-plus foot cliff. Oh, and it's muddy, slippery and you'll be competing with your peers for hand grips. Don't try this alone.
Run through burning planks of firewood that can singe the skin if you're not fast enough. Persian New Year celebrations may have inspired the last part of this obstacle: a giant leap over a pit of fire.
You know the halfpipe? Grease it up and you get some idea of what "Everest" is like. Quickness is key here, as competitors have to run up a rounded incline and get a grip with a teammate before you get pulled over to the other side.
A simple slide down into a cold pool of muddy water. Which would sound a lot worse if you weren't doused in the stuff already.
You've seen this obstacle in any number of military academy movies. Get as low to the ground as you can to avoid getting caught on strings of barbed wire just over your head. Peek up too much and you could get scratched.
Have you done your squats? Strong legs are key for an obstacle in which competitors carry heavy logs for half a mile.
Just in case you haven't had enough mud, meander through acres of the muck that can bring you down if you're not careful.
You won't find Captain Hook poking a sword into your posterior, but you will have people barking at you to jump off a plank that's at least 15 feet high into a freezing bath below.
There's just no way to prepare for this, a painful crawl on your belly that forces you to stay low to avoid low-hanging wires that shock you if you get too close. But this is only half as bad as...
Evade Shelob as you climb over a wobbly spider's web that's only taut at the top.
Remember the rings in gymnastics? Yeah, they're not so easy anymore. And just try doing them over, you guessed it, a pool of muddy water.
The playground teased us when we were young: the monkey bars only got tougher as we all got heavier. On the playground, you could just drop down and get a soft landing. Here, you risk falling into frigid water.
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There are 169 comments on the South Florida Sun-Sentinel story from Jan 24, 2009, titled Florida charities with aggressive telemarketers give small perc.... In it, South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports that:The calls were always the same: telemarketers claiming he'd promised $20 to a Florida charity.
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#172 May 25, 2010
If its been running since 72 i guess its not a scam is it? Scams get shut down. Legitimate organizations stick around 35 years!
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For the record, any law enforcement officer or firefighter who dies in the line of duty will have any children receive a tuition-free college education, courtesy of the State of Florida.
#174 Jun 12, 2012
FAST called me for a donation and when I asked for a financial statement I never heard from them again.
#175 Jul 6, 2012
Even though its been 3 years since Dave's post, what he said is sadly still going on now. I suspect its because no one's complaining to the proper folks. I know of someone who applied for their "Brighter Tomorrow" grant and was declined. So, giving the organization the benefit of the doubt, he applied for help with living expenses, a roof over his head to be exact, he was carried through a rigid application process, referred to other agencies in hopes that they would help so that the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation wouldn't have to, 5 telephone interviews and interrogations, calls to his landlord, and, a final report that they would help with $200 of the $979 expense with the stipulation that it would be only after he found help elsewhere and paid the bill down to a $200 balance. To top his experience off, he was told that the $200 "help" would be a once in a lifetime help. What a joke. In reviewing the msfocus.org / Multiple Sclerosis Foundation in Ft. Lauderdale BBB report they do not meet standards in several areas. I think that its a shame for a non-profit to raise in excess of 6.8 million dollars a year only to pay 3.7 million in annual salaries, and give pennies, or, if possible, nothing to the people they say they are accepting and raising funds for.[Kudos to The National MS Society! They are far superior, prompt, genuine caring help, very professional. Anyone wanting to contributing to a reputable charity for multiple sclerosis should donate to them only...great organization....great people who work for them-can't say enough good things about them!]
#176 Feb 6, 2013
F.T.A. Stop calling you got ur charity when u wrote me a ticket.lol
#178 Jul 24, 2013
If they call the poster here with the Tourette's syndrome, they will be sorry.
#179 Aug 12, 2013
We are a non-profit organization. Put them on hold...they hung up!
#180 Jan 31, 2014
A quick stop at their website www.msfocus.org not only outlines all their their programs but it also provides the most recent three years IRS 990 tax returns. Your report is a lot of misleading hooey.
#181 Mar 31, 2014
It's still going on. I now go on the internet to check out every charity. Most contributions go to administration cost, very little to their supposed charity.
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The SoundMagic E10S are entry-level IEM (in-ear monitor) earphones, the kind that provide the sound-blocking you need for use on noisy public transport. They're also the follow-up to one of the most popular budget sets around, the SoundMagic E10.
They may look the same, but SoundMagic has changed the drivers since we last tried these headphones, and they have a smart new feature that'll make them work with just about any phone you can find.
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The SoundMagic E10S look a good deal like the E10 earphones, but if you owned that set years ago you may notice a few little tweaks to the design.
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You can get the SoundMagic E10S in red/black, silver/black or gold/black in the UK, and all have a twisted cable that's rather unusual, especially in a budget earphone. We imagine this is a measure to improve strength, as the cable was actually of the standard kind when we reviewed the original E10 a few years ago.
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As IEM earphones you do get some noise isolation with the SoundMagic E10S, but the ported design means it's not terrific. There's quite a large port on the underside of the earpieces that allows air to flow through these earphones. However, it also lets a bit of noise in and out. We found we needed to up the volume a bit on the London Tube, although they're still fine for public transport.
What sets the SoundMagic E10S apart from most other earphones is that they have a clever little switch on the jack plug that customises the connection to suit different sources. It's to counter an issue you'll either never have heard of or found extremely annoying.
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If you don't want this extra bass, seek out the SoundMagic E30. They're much less popular than the E10, but offer a more neutral tone that we think is slightly superior to what's on offer here.
However, the SoundMagic E10S are otherwise great. Where entry-level earphones are often overly soft and warm-sounding – a safe option when dealing with low-end drivers – the E10S offer detailed, sparky treble that offers a strong impression of detail while maintaining a smooth, non-harsh tone.
Treble extension is somewhat conservative compared with the slightly more expensive Nocs NS500, but it's also less prone to sibilance. These are not all-out bright earphones, and there is a little lower mid-range thickness that means you do miss out a little on the stereo clarity of the leaner SoundMagic E30.
The soundstage presentation is otherwise good, with a perhaps surprising degree of separation for earphones of this level. This is where the SoundMagic E10S excel over one obvious arch rival, the Sennheiser CX 3.00, a new version of the classic Sennheiser CX300 that was once the go-to budget earphone.
The SoundMagic E10S are a slight tweak of the classic SoundMagic E10 for people with infuriating phones that don't sound right through ordinary earphones. This is a public service release, and the first of its kind we've seen.
Commendable sound quality make them a good choice even if your current phone has no problem with 'normal' earphones, too.
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I had the original E10, which later broke so I replaced them with the E30. I agree with this review that the E30 are much better earphones if balance is important to you. The E10 are bass heavy, which is okay for some music but it makes others sound bad, as layers of detail from the mid and high end tended to be lost.
Also I would note that the E30 cable is designed to go over your ears, which is much more comfortable and secure, as well as reduces cable noise.
Soundmagic are the best brand for budget earphones (trust me I have bought 7 pairs of different £20-40 earphones over the years)
I had the E10 as well, which broke. I get a lot of people saying that on forums.
Mine lost sound in the left ear. I since replaced them with a Sony NC13, which aren't as punchy, but remove more sound with a slight cancellation.
I'll be a while before a try another SoundMagic peice.
I just bought the SoundMAGIC E10S and it appears it's been updated with a metal 60 degree jack plug.
The new jack plug design is very nicely made and looks like it will last.
My E10's didn't last long before the left ear stopped working with no visible cable damage. The sound was good for the £20 I spent whilst they worked, but it reminded me you get what you pay for.
A pair of Shures next for me.
Exactly the same problem here...left ear went within 6 months.
Good value for money. Very, very well built, solid sound and excellent stereo image. However, The highs are lacking information and it feels like there's a shelter above the 3/4k region that results in a muddy midfield-orientated soundscape. Went for the Focal Sphear which has much more character. In the end great earplugs for the price!
Great detail and build quality for the price utterly ruined by an impossibly stupid bass heavy tone, detracting substantially from their aforementioned positives. Not worth a half the £35 the E10's cost as a result of the poor balance achieved by lumping so much behind exagerrating preposterously the low end.
Xiaomi Piston IIIs leave these cans in the dust by every possible metric, not least price.
My pair lasted a matter of weeks before the crappy switch gave out. Seems its a common problem. Should've just gone for the standard e10.
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