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Pine Hill, California
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Coordinates: 40°45′52″N 124°10′28″W / 40.76444°N 124.17444°W
|Pine Hill
|Unincorporated community
|Coordinates: 40°45′52″N 124°10′28″W / 40.76444°N 124.17444°W
|United States
|Humboldt County
|135 ft (41 m)
Pine Hill (formerly, Tigerville, Pine's Hill, and East Sunnyside)[2] is an unincorporated community in Humboldt County, California.[1] It is located 2.5 miles (4 km) south of downtown Eureka,[2] at an elevation of 135 feet (41 m).[1] The area is now part of unincorporated Eureka.
The name honors Safford E. Pine, local dairy farmer.[2]
- ^ a b c U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Pine Hill, California
- ^ a b c Durham, David L. (1998). California's Geographic Names: A Gazetteer of Historic and Modern Names of the State. Clovis, Calif.: Word Dancer Press. p. 123. ISBN 1-884995-14-4.
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Report: Rovers 1 Birmingham City 0
For the second time in four days Ben Marshall was Rovers' hero as his second half strike secured all three points against Birmingham City.
The Rovers midfielder grabbed his fifth of the season with a near-post strike on 51 minutes.
An even first half saw both sides miss great chances to score at a chilly Ewood Park. Corry Evans missing in front of goal after Jordan Rhodes' centre, before Clayton Donaldson curled an effort beyond the far post.
But it was the second period where the game really came to life with Rovers, and Marshall, simply unplayable as he cut into the area to fire home.
Birmingham's chances of a response was then made all the more difficult when Neil Eardley saw red for two bookable offences in quick succession.
Goalkeeper Colin Doyle, making his first league start since the end of the 2011/12 season, had a superb match. Time after time he kept Rovers at bay as the Birmingham goal lived a charmed life, especially after Tom Cairney somehow saw a shot deflect against the post as players queued up to score.
In the end their profligacy in front of goal almost proved costly as Andrew Shinnie slammed an injury-time effort against the bar, but Rovers saw out the remaining minutes to claim the points.
Rovers made two changes from the side that started the 1-1 draw with Ipswich Town on Saturday.
Following their appearance as substitutes at the weekend, Adam Henley and Alex Baptiste both came into the starting XI. They replaced the suspended Matt Kilgallon and Craig Conway who dropped to the bench.
Those changes meant Ben Marshall moved from right back to left wing with Henley occupying the full back position.
Despite the freezing conditions it was a lively start at Ewood Park with both sides spurning opportunities to open the scoring inside the first ten minutes.
A Tom Cairney ball down the channel saw Jordan Rhodes race away down the right, his ball across the box picked out Corry Evans but the Irishman somehow missed the ball with the goal at his mercy.
The visitors then went straight up the other end to fashion a chance of their own. A lofted ball over the top saw striker Clayton Donaldson beat the offside trap, his effort across goal going inches past the post.
Donaldson then headed a David Cotterill free-kick over, before Cairney couldn't pick out Rudy Gestede after keeper Colin Doyle couldn't hold Markus Olsson's centre.
After that early flurry of chances the game settled down into a pattern of possession for Rovers with the visitors looking threatening on the break. On one such occasion Koby Arthur found space on the right, but his low shot across goal was well claimed by Jason Steele.
The Rovers goalkeeper was then called upon to make another important save just past the half hour. A Donaldson cross from the right somehow found it's way over to the left to where midfielder Paul Caddis let fly. Steele, making his 150th league appearance, flung himself to the left to tip the ball over the bar.
Saturday's hero Ben Marshall was then involved in a trio of chances for the home side. The first a free-kick from 35 yards that just cleared the bar. Then he popped up on the right to cross for Gestede who couldn't direct his effort on target, before trying his luck from distance - Colin Doyle in the Birmingham goal claiming comfortably.
Jordan Rhodes fired wide as the half drew to a close, but despite both sides showing plenty of attacking intent, it was goalless at the break.
The start of the second half saw Rovers come out of the blocks quickly which ultimately earned it's reward of the opening goal.
Early attacks down either flank had served notice, but when Rhodes battled well to spread play to the left to Marshall once more, he took the ball onto his right foot before catching out Birmingham goalkeeper Doyle at his near side with a shot in off the post.
A mix-up between Duffy and Steele almost allowed the visitors to level straight away, but the Rovers goalkeeper redeemed himself with brilliant save low to deny Caddis.
The visitors were then reduced to ten men after Neil Eardley saw red for two bookable offences in the space of eight minutes.
The first a late challenge on Marshall just inside the Birmingham half, the second a cynical pull on Markus Olsson as the Swede looked to race into the box.
Rovers almost doubled their advantage from the resulting free-kick, as Cairney sent the ball to the back post, Duffy got his head to it but couldn't direct it on target.
Moments later Birmingham goalkeeper Doyle then pulled off a stunning double save. First denying Marshall at his near post before racing across to thwart Cairney with the goal at his mercy.
Markus Olsson was fingertips away from grabbing his first of the season and Rovers' second of the game as he let fly. Doyle, again saving brilliantly to turn the shot behind.
The visitors introduced forward Wes Thomas for Demarai Gray, whilst David Dunn replaced Rudy Gestede.
Both players were quickly involved, Thomas saw a stinging shot beaten away by Steele before Dunn somehow fired over from six yards out.
Through Marshall, Rovers continued to torment Birmingham with the opposition goal living a charmed life. After more dazzling wing play from the goalscorer, Cairney saw a shot deflect onto the post, the ball rebounded back to the Rover but he couldn't force it home.
Cairney then turned provider with a lovely through ball for Luke Varney, but with his first touch of the ball after replacing Rhodes, he blazed over the bar.
More neat approach play saw Corry Evans fire narrowly over, but as Rovers looked to see out the remaining minutes with controlled possession, they very nearly handed Birmingham an unlikely share of the points.
As Rovers played the ball back to Jason Steele to clear upfield, it found it's way to substitute Andrew Shinnie and the Birmingham man hit a thunderbolt of a shot from distance, the ball slamming against the underside of the crossbar and away to safety much to the relief of all of a blue and white persuasion.
After that scare Rovers ensured there was to be no further drama as they kept the ball as far away from the opposing goal as possible, seeing out time to claim a welcome three points.
Steele, Henley, Baptiste, Duffy, Olsson, Cairney, Evans, Williamson, Marshall, Gestede (sub Dunn 66 mins), Rhodes (c) (sub Varney 80 mins).
Subs not used: Eastwood (GK), King, Taylor, Tunnicliffe, Conway.
Goals: Marshall 51 mins.
Booked: Gestede, Duffy.
Doyle, Eardley, Grounds, Robinson (c), Edgar, Gleeson, Donaldson, Cotterill (sub Shinnie 80 mins), Arthur (sub Reilly 71 mins), Caddis, Gray (sub Thomas 64 mins).
Subs: Trueman (GK), Novak, Packwood, Hall.
Goals: None.
Booked: Eardley.
Off: Eardley.
Attendance: 12,852 (including 510 visiting supporters)
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Major film buffs and audiophiles share one thing in common - they place a great deal of importance on the speakers they buy to accompany their television and/or stereo system. To enjoy a film or CD to its fullest, you need a pair of high quality speakers that will make you feel as if you are actually attending the concert of the artist you are listening to, or actually "living" within the film you are watching.
The floorstanding speakers under $1000 you will find on this page have been constructed to live up to the high expectations of film and music aficionados. I have chosen to limit my list to brands recommended by professionals such as Infinity, Klipsch, Energy, Boston Acoustics, JBL, and Mirage. Once you have these speakers sitting in your living room, you will feel the irresistible need to listen to and watch all your CDs and DVDs all over again!
1. JBL L880 4-Way Floorstanding Loudspeaker
Superb musicality and power at an incredible price
JBL is well-known as one of the best mid-level speaker brands around. As many JBL speakers cost well over $700, customers agree that the JBL L880 4-Way floorstanding speaker is a true bargain.
This speaker is extremely musical, reproducing the bass, mids and highs on audio CDs and films as they were meant to be heard. Musical details you may never have noticed with an entry-level audio system become as clear as day thanks to its flat response axis and range of 40KHz to 30Hz.
Some features include the one inch titanium dome tweeter which provides a high frequency performance, aluminium waveguides for increased dispersion, and distortion reduction thanks to freeflow port technology.
Even more interesting is the room you have for extra amplification if so desired. It also comes in two colours - plain black or a fine cherry finish.
In short, if you are looking for a speaker which will bring your CDs and DVDs to life, this is the one to choose. Keep in mind that speakers are sold separately.
2. Klipsch Reference Series RF-82
One of the best floorstanding speakers under $500
Klipsch is another mid-level audio brand which has gathered much respect among audiophiles, and the Klipsch RF-82 speaker is a good example of the high quality products it produces.
It includes a one inch titanium tweeter for precision, clarity and pure power across all ranges. The combination of 8 inch cerametallic woofers and twin 12 inch drivers results in a life-like and massive sounding bass which will literally shake the pictures off your walls.
This speaker is great for any kind of music, including but not limited to orchestral music, rock and roll, electronic, vocal, and live recordings. Sound reproduction for films is amazing as well. In fact, one customer mentioned that he prefers staying at home and watching a film with his Klipsch speakers than going to the movie theatre.
If you are looking for an awesome-sounding speaker at a reasonable price, this is the one.
3. Energy Veritas V-6.2 Floorstanding Speaker
Relive a live performance with this Energy speaker
As any audiophile will tell you, you cannot go wrong with a pair of Energy speakers, which is unsurprisingly a sub-brand of Klipsch. Produced out of Canada, they are well-known for their accurate tonal reproduction and flat response speakers.
The Energy Veritas V-6.2 speaker you see here is another great model for reproducing live performances with clear highs, thanks to the one inch aluminium tweeters, pure mids, and a very small amount of distortion and resonance.
The only downfall is the decrease in bass power under 50hz. However, there are also many high-end speakers that do not perform well at this frequency. If you purchase a subwoofer to pair with this speaker, this problem can easily be resolved.
Finally, the Energy Veritas features the timeless beauty of a speaker from the '50s, with its bold presence and fine rosenut finish. It has been designed to look good matched with any sort of decor.
4. Infinity Primus P363 3-Way Floorstanding Speaker
A bargain price for a quality mid-end floorstanding speaker
Infinity is one of the most popular mid-end audio speaker brands on the market. While the Infinity Primus P363 may not live up to the quality of JLB and Klipsch, it is still a fierce contender due to its low price.
The Primus' strong point is its neutral mid-range sound reproduction which produces clear musical detail. The Metal Matrix Diaphragm technology and low resonance enclosures reproduce music and film sound effects just as they were meant to sound.
The highs and bass are good enough for your average music fan, but audiophiles will probably complain about the highs lacking in brightness, and the bass dropping off after 10hz. Many professionals have suggested buying a subwoofer to improve the lows.
The most interesting aspect of Primus speakers is the price. They cost about half the price of the other models mentioned here, so if you are on a tight budget, this brand would make a great choice.
5. Boston Acoustics CS226B Single Floorstanding Speaker
A speaker with great bass and clear pleasant highs
Boston Acoustics is an excellent brand for audiophiles who don't want to spend thousands of dollars on a pair of speakers.
The speaker you see here, the Boston Acoustics CD226B, come with polymer woofers and an acoustically tuned solid wood grain cabinet which result in a nice, punchy bass. High frequencies are also very clear thanks to the one inch Kortec dome tweeters. The mids leave a little to be desired, but that can only be expected in this price range.
This speaker works well for both home theatre systems and stereo music systems. To improve the sound, you may want to invest in an amp or subwoofer. Keep in mind that only one speaker comes with your order.
6. Mirage OS3-FS Floorstanding Speaker
Some of the clearest highs and mids in the under $500 price range
The Mirage OS3-FS, the third generation of Mirage's acclaimed Omnisat Series, is a difficult speaker to contend with. It employs Omnipolar technology to create a 360 degree soundstage in your living room. This speaker's eight drivers deliver balanced performance, while its sleek and slender design practically makes it disappear into the background.
Audiophiles have praised the OS3-FS's smooth and crystal clear highs and mids, but believe that the bass, powered by four poly titanium radiators, needs to be paired with a subwoofer.
It comes with rubber spiked feet that keep the speaker in place on carpeted and plain flooring.
Mirage is, like Energy, a sub-brand of the Klipsch family, so you know you are receiving quality.
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The wonderful thing about eBay is that you can often find second-hand brand name speakers at very low prices. This is because audiophiles are constantly updating their equipment, and the best way to sell off older equipment quickly is through eBay. If you are serious about finding high quality floorstanding speakers under $1000, be sure to browse through eBay's selection before making your final decision!
How long have you been an audiophile? - Tell us your story!
Growing up as a young boy, and the youngest of 3, I was always envious of the higher end audio equipment my older brother had. I always had cheap all in one audio systems that cost under $100, speakers included. I remember getting older and getting my first decent pair of speakers. I was torn between Bose and Infinity. I listened to a side by side comparison at my local Circuit City at the time. There was no doubt the Infinity Reference series 2000.3 bookshelfs were for me. I coupled that with an Onkyo stereo receiver. I was in heaven.Some years passed and technology was moving into the 5.1 home theater age. I bought a budget Sony 5.1 receiver, a pair of Infinity Entra One Bookshelfs, an Entra One center, and a Polk Audio 10" 50 watt sub, using my now 5 year old reference series as rears. Some months passed and I was getting a popping noise from my Polk sub. Polk told me there was a recall on the amp and to remove and return it. I couldn't be bothered. I went out and bought an Infinity PS8 8" 100 watt sub that put the Polk to shame and gave the Polk to my brother to return and keep for himself. My newest purchases just months ago are Infinity Primus 363 3 way towers and a 46" Samsung 1080p 120hz smart tv. I finally bid the reference series I was using as rears a farewell. (Gave them to my nephew) for installing my tv on the wall putting up a wall shelf under it for my center. and my system is now complete!


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- Width: 79"
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Luxury Detached Air-Conditioned Villa, Private Pool with heating as an optional extra, Pool has a child safety screen Outdoor childrens play area, Free Wifi & Sky Tv inc Sky Sports and Sky Movies, Panoramic Sea Views across the Atlantic Ocean to the Island of Fuerteventura. Sleeps 8 (4 Bedrooms) - 2 lounges both with flat
Luxury villa with air conditioning, private pool and great sea views. Guests can gaze down on the Atlantic Ocean and across to the neighbouring island of Fuerteventura. This modern and stylish villa is set across two floors and has been equipped to a very high standard.
Externally Villa Madeleine is just perfect for anyone planning to spend long lazy days by the private heated pool. As there are plenty of comfortable loungers and outdoor furniture for guests to relax on as well as a covered outdoor dining area and BBQ. This property is especially well suited to families as it also features an outdoor children's play area and a safety screen to ensure that younger members of your party don't enter the pool unattended.
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Would just like to say that this was our 4th trip to lanzarote and although we enjoyed them all this was by far the best. Villa Madeleine made that possible . Plenty of space, very comfortable beds, very well equipped kitchen, wi-fi and of course sky sports !!! But above all sit on the patio or laze in the swimming pool and just take in the absolute amazing views. The volcano one side , the sea and Fuertaventura in front of you and the amazing sunsets over the roof tops the other side. Sensational. And all within a 5 minute drive to the hub of playa Blanca or a 10 minute stroll to the bars and restaurants of Faro Park. We will not hesitate to rebook this villa on our next trip to Lanzarote....
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This was the second time we rented a villa with Optima and yet again we were not disappointed. We were a party of two families with both teenage and younger kids. The accommodation at Madeleine was entirely in line with our expectations, bearing in mind our previous experience. A really spacious property both in and out.
The pool was a real hit with the kids and was cleaned every 3 - 4 days (the pool, not the kids !).
The supermarket was a short 10/15 minute stroll away, where there is also a handful of good restaurants. The nearest bus stop into the centre is less than 10 mins away, and runs every 30 mins.
Overall, we are quite particular about our holiday accommodation and the quality of that offered by Optima has always been of the highest standards.
Absolutely excellent, very well laid out
truly wonderful holiday, the Villa experience was a first and I will absolutely be doing it again. Villa Madeleine was literally home from home. the bedrooms and bathrooms were all spotless and the living areas beautiful. Outside dining with the gas grill really great. The pool and play area were also perfect. To be honest the whole experience has been amazing both from a booking point with Optima and from the Villa . Highly recommend both.
We absolutely loved Villa Madeleine!
Villa Madeleine is a stunning property with fantastic views and complete privacy. All indoor and outdoor areas were immaculate and the pool was lovely and warm! I would definitely recommend this villa to other large groups as it is very comfortable and spacious and close to local shops and restaurants. Also, the optima team were very professional, flexible and helpful with check out etc.
Excellent Villa
We chose villa Madeleine to suit our family holiday. On our arrival it surpassed all our expectations.We found the villa in excellent condition throughout,very clean and tidy and everything we needed for our stay. The position of the villa being on the front of the complex gave us uninterrupted views towards Fuertenventura with sun on the terrace all day. We made great use of the heated pool, with plenty of space in the well manicured garden for us and the children to play and relax. Villa Madeleine is situated in a very quiet and peace full location, with shops and bars nearby The town centre and marina of playa blanca is only about a 5 minute car journey away with even more shops bars and restaurants to suit all. We would certainly recommend this property to friends and relatives and hope to stay at the villa again sometime. Optima Villas gave us a first class service from the start to end of our holiday.
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E9800 780th Avenue, Colfax, WI 00000
About the Listing
Private setting nestled on beautiful wooded 40 acre parcel. This 2007 built log home features open concept with large kitchen and dining areas, wood fireplace, master suite, main floor laundry and much more. Plenty of room with a 2 car attached garage and large pole building with concrete floor. Heat with LP gas or use the outdoor wood stove for minimal heating costs. Plenty of hardwood available as this property is heavily wooded with ridges and valleys. Includes one year AHS home warranty.
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Property Details for E9800 780th Avenue, Colfax, WI 00000
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3 Full | 1 Half
Lot Size: 40.00 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 1320x1320
Year Built: 2007
Garage Dimensions: 2 car
Garage: Attached Garage
Style: (SF) One 1/2 Stories
Water: Well, Drilled
Sewer: Tank with Drainage Field
Square Feet: 2637
Above Ground Sq Ft: 2146
Below Ground Sq Ft: 491 (approx)
Room Information for E9800 780th Avenue, Colfax, WI 00000
Main Floor
Living Room: 24x8
Dining Room: 12x11
Kitchen: 15x11
Bedroom 1: 17x15
Laundry: 8x7
Lower Floor
Bedroom 2: 12x9
Bedroom 3: 20x16
Upper Floor
Bedroom 4: 24x17
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School Information for E9800 780th Avenue, Colfax, WI 00000
School District: Colfax
School District Phone: 715-962-3773
Interior Features for E9800 780th Avenue, Colfax, WI 00000
Appliances: Range, Cooktop, Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air, In-Floor Heating
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (491 sq Finished) Walkout, Full, Partial Finished
Exterior Features for E9800 780th Avenue, Colfax, WI 00000
Lot Dimensions: 1320x1320
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for E9800 780th Avenue, Colfax, WI 00000
Tax Amount: $6,713
Taxes w/Assessments: $6,713
Tax/Property ID: 1700222911253400001
Tax Year: 2015
Monthly Payment = $0
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In a Dystopian society set in the year 3000 the Government has been taking Children and Erasing . Taking away all of their past memories and giving them new ones, creating the perfect T.N.RA (trained non rogue assassin) genetically engineering them to be better killers. When a young T.N.R.A begins having dreams that seem more like memories, she begins to question the system. What happens when you question the system, you die.
"We need to go," I roll my eyes in response to Devons plead, I'm too comfortable to get up from the spot on the couch, I look around Devon's living room, the T.V on the wall, the Sectional sofa, the hand cranked radio, and multiple cigar buds laid on the coffee table makes you feel like you live back in the year 2000, but this is the future the year 3012
"Come on Hanna we need to leave," Devon's British accent rings in my ear, full of annoyance, and anger, along with a hint of worry
"Devon, relax, we're in your house what's there to be afraid of?" That must have been a rhetorical question because knowing Devon he could think of a big long list of things that I should be afraid of
"It doesn't matter, Hanna we just need to leave," Devon pushes his body off of the couch quickly grabbing hold of my arm tightly, I wince in pain but it doesn't last for long
"Devon! What the hell is your problem, that hurt!" once again Devon pays no notice to me and my complaints
"Your Mother isn't even home yet! We need to wait for her!" I see Devon running his hands through his hair angrily, he shakes his head and runs up the stairs to his house pulling me along with him, I trip over the first few stairs
"Come on Hanna!" I feel him pull my body up so I am standing tall, I begin following Devon up the stairs, eventually he lets go of my arms and I find myself running with him still.
"Devon tell me what's going on!" He doesn't answer, I follow him up into the long corridor he stops abruptly causing me to fall into his backside, he groans, but not in pain. I see him play with a latch on the side of the corridor wall, the wall opens a small door, Devon turns to me
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By Rich Phillips
There's a love-hate relationship with this week's stop in the Chase for the Sprint Cup. The fans love it. They love the high speeds, the tight packs, and the wait for the "Big One" at Talladega. The drivers hate it. They hate the high speeds, the tight packs, and the wait for the "Big One". It's the ultimate crapshoot for the ten Chasers who haven't sewn up a spot in the next round. Four of them won't make it to next week.
Second is the Unluckiest Number
If history repeats itself, then Matt Kenseth is in the worst possible spot heading to an elimination race. In each of the first two years with this Chase format the driver sitting second in points was bounced from the playoffs at Talladega.
In 2014 Kyle Busch entered 26 points above the cutoff line, but two wrecks later he was saddled with a 40th place finish and dropped to ninth in points. Last season Denny Hamlin had an 18 point cushion heading to Talladega. Then he ran into a myriad of problems including a wreck on the final restart. Hamlin wound up 37th in the race and 10th in points, leaving him as an also ran for the final four races.
There were no indicators that problems were on the horizon for these drivers. In fact they'd been among the best to that point of the Chase. Busch was top 10 in the five Chase races before his Talladega disaster. Hamlin had been top 5 in four of the five races before he's bitten by 'Dega. Kenseth has been strong in this Chase with five straight top 10 runs. But that means nothing on a restrictor plate track. The #20 team hopes to re-write history this Sunday.
And this in no way means everyone else is safe. Kyle Busch, Carl Edwards, Kurt Busch, Martin Truex Jr., and Joey Logano are all in the top eight based on points, but not one thing is guaranteed. All five of those guys will be scrapping for advancement this weekend.
Checkers or Wreckers
Four drivers are on the outside looking in at the Round of Eight. Austin Dillon is only on the outside by virtue of a tie-breaker. Denny Hamlin is six points out, Brad Keselowski seven points back, and Chase Elliott a massive 25 points behind. The only sure way for any of these four to survive the weekend is to win, and one guy has the inside line on how to do that.
Keselowski leads all active drivers with four victories at Talladega. That includes two of the last four runs on NASCAR's biggest oval. Keselowski has also been stout in the plate races this year, winning the May stop at 'Dega and the July Daytona race. On a track with no guarantees, Keselowski is as good a bet as anyone to find in victory lane on Sunday.
History also shows that Hamlin would be a good bet this weekend, but then again he had an 18 point margin last year and didn't survive. Hamlin already owns a restrictor plate win this year at the Daytona 500. He's also been to victory lane at Talladega two years ago.
Dillon has never won a plate race in the Sprint Cup Series, but he's been strong on both of these tracks with a pair of top 5 runs this season. And Elliott is pretty much in a win or go home situation. He was fifth at 'Dega in May and needs to turn that into a win on Sunday.
Resting Easy
Jimmie Johnson and Kevin Harvick doing what drivers need to do, taking the danger of Talladega out of the mix. Johnson's win at Charlotte and Harvick's Kansas victory securing the former champions spots in the Round of Eight.
Those two are also in great shape to make it to the Championship Four next month. Johnson leads active drivers in wins at Martinsville and is the all-time leading winner at Texas Motor Speedway. Likewise, Harvick's eight wins at Phoenix tops the list. Both drivers have terrific shots to take a run at the Sprint Cup title in Miami.
This Sunday at Talladega will also settle the Chase field for when they come to Texas Motor Speedway in two weeks for the AAA Texas 500. Watch closely so you know who's in and who's out when NASCAR returns to No Limits, Texas. And buy those AAA Texas 500 tickets here.
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The Round of 12 in NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup featured a familiar face going to victory lane. It also featured five Chasers in a world of hurt after wrecks and engine issues. We know one driver who for sure is advancing to the next round and a bunch of guys who are scrambling to dig out of a ditch before next week's dreaded elimination race at Talladega.
The 48 is Back
It's hard to believe that six-time Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson has never been to the Round of 8 in the elimination format of the Chase. In 2014 he was eliminated by three poor finishes in round two. Last year it was a part failure at Dover that knocked him out in the first round. No such problems for the #48 team in 2016.
Johnson snapped a career-long 24 race winless drought last Sunday at Charlotte. Not many drivers were feeling sorry for him in the dry spell, but it's obviously very out of character for the Hendrick team. Johnson led a race-high 155 laps to post his eighth career win at Charlotte.
More importantly Johnson earned himself two weeks with much less stress. The other 11 Chasers are focused squarely on this Sunday's race at Kansas, all hoping and praying to not be on the brink of elimination at Talladega the next week. No one wants to be exposed in a restrictor plate race. Only Johnson can rest easy.
Jimmie also has set himself up with a golden opportunity to make the Championship Four for the first time in the three years of the elimination format. A win in the Round of 8 sends you to Homestead racing for a title. At those three tracks (Martinsville, Texas, and Phoenix) he has a combined 18 victories and is the all-time wins leader at Texas Motor Speedway.
The Wreckage of Charlotte
Charlotte was not kind to a large portion of the Chase field. For the first time in nine years five Chase drivers finished 30th or worse. It's most damaging to Austin Dillon who may have been on borrowed time anyway. The #3 team could ill afford a bad week, and they had one thanks to a mistake by someone else.
Dillon rolled the dice under caution with a two tire stop to gain track position, restarting on the inside of the front row on lap 259. On that restart he took a huge shot in the back from Martin Truex Jr., sending the #3 spinning into the grass and the inside retaining wall. Truex was contrite afterwards, but the damage was done to Dillon's Chase chances. He finished 32nd and dropped to ninth in the standings, three points below the cutoff line. There are others in similar position, but Dillon's team may be on such thin ice they can't recover.
Chase Elliott was caught in the same wreck and finished 33rd, leaving him tied with Dillon. Joey Logano had two front tire issues send him into the wall and later the garage. Logano wound up 36th and six points out. And an engine issue relegated Kevin Harvick to 38th place, now eight points below the cutoff line.
Denny Hamlin was the fifth Chaser with Charlotte issues, also blowing an engine and settling for 30th. Hamlin is on the right side by three points, but he knows there's nothing safe about that. A year ago Hamlin went to Talladega with an 18 point margin only to be eliminated after roof flap problems and a late wreck.
In Good Shape
There's no guarantee that a driver will be in the Round of Eight without winning, but thanks to those five guys struggling there's six more who feel pretty good.
Martin Truex Jr. is only seventh in the standings, but he has a 19 point edge on the elimination point and is heading to a place where he's been so strong. Truex doesn't have a Kansas win yet mostly because of bad luck. Such as in May of this year when he led a race-high 172 laps, but somehow a bolt broke off a brake during a pit stop and was lodged between the wheel and the tire. The resulting vibration led to another pit stop and a 14th place finish. Truex also is far and away the overall lap leader on 1.5 mile tracks this season.
Matt Kenseth, Kyle Busch, Brad Keselowski, Kurt Busch, and Carl Edwards all have margins of 20 or more points on elimination heading to Kansas. While these drivers would love the assurance of a win to advance this week, points racing could come into play as well. Another solid day on Sunday coupled with some more struggles by others could put those guys in great position to point their way into the Round of 8.
Look for Truex in victory lane Sunday, Harvick and Logano to rally back, and Dillon to find himself in a deeper hole heading to 'Dega.
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Three weeks into NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup there's no doubt who everyone is pointing to as the odds on favorite. Martin Truex Jr. made an emphatic statement in the Round of 16, winning two of the three races including a dominating performance last Sunday at Dover. That by no means locks up the championship for him because there is a lot of racing to be raced, but history says the #78 car will be in the mix to the end.
Winning Early
Winning early in the Chase isn't vital, but it is important. Frankly winning anytime is important, especially when a victory automatically puts you into the next round of the Chase. In recent years early wins have meant a lot to the eventual champion.
Over the last eight years, the driver who went on to win the Sprint Cup won one of the first three Chase races six times. To be fair, four of those were by six-time champion Jimmie Johnson and three of his wins were at his best track, Dover. But still winning is a key cog to success in the Chase for the Sprint Cup, and Martin Truex Jr. has found the winning formula.
Truex Marks the Spot
The Round of 12 in the Chase starts where Truex really turned the corner. He was certainly outstanding in 2015, making it all the way to the Championship Four, but the #78 team has been on fire since this year's Coca Cola 600.
Truex led a NASCAR record 392 laps back in May to rout the field at Charlotte. Prior to that race he had run 381 races in the Sprint Cup Series, winning only three times and leading an average of 7.5 laps per race. In the 17 races since he has four wins and led an average of 69 laps per race.
The driver of course has a lot to do with the success, but the off-season move by the team owner certainly has been a huge part too. Furniture Row Racing switching from Chevy to Toyota in the winter and aligning themselves with the new big dog in NASCAR, Joe Gibbs. The four JGR drivers plus Truex have combined to win 15 of the 29 races this season. A formidable group for sure.
Who Can Take Them Down
Beating the best organization in NASCAR won't be easy. Joe Gibbs/Furniture Row Racing fields five of the 12 cars remaining in the Chase. But there's one driver who has never bowed out of the elimination format the last two-plus years. Kevin Harvick knows how to win and when to do it.
Harvick was so ripe for elimination in the first round this year, except for one thing, he won. Harvick's victory at New Hampshire locked him into the Round of 12. If not for that, his 20th at Chicago and 37th at Dover would have dropped him out of the top 12 and sent him packing for the first time.
The #4 team has shown the ability to do it at the right time in the Chase. In 2014 he staved off elimination at Phoenix with a victory, propelling him to Homestead the next week where he won the title. Last year his first career win at Dover kept him from being first round fodder. Harvick has won eight races over the last three seasons combined and looks like the number one driver outside of Joe Gibbs Racing to give the Toyotas a run for their money.
Weather is likely to be an issue for this week's racing for both the Sprint Cup Series and the XFINITY Series. The XFINITY drivers are slated to run an elimination race Friday night at Charlotte but the forecast is grim thanks to the approach of Hurricane Matthew. Hold out good thoughts for all the drivers, teams, and fans in the storm's path, including many who have already bugged out of the NASCAR offices down in Daytona.
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Common Core is not a threat
Commissioner right to defend standards
It's good to see that Kansas Education Commissioner Diane DeBacker has decided to respond to the Kansas Republican State Committee's resolution last week condemning Common Core education standards in Kansas.
It's also good that she has some tact. She says her response to what was a provocative, even hostile, resolution would be "friendly," and that her goal is to "clear up some of the myths and some of the false information." She wants to "sit down and talk about this."
Whether the Republican State Committee's members are in a listening mood is unclear, but they certainly didn't mince their words in their Sept. 14 resolution.
Echoing allegations by groups associated with the tea party, the resolution says the Kansas Board of Education's adoption of the Common Core standards "Obliterates Kansas' control over English language arts and mathematics standards…" It also says adoption "implicates the state in an unconstitutional and illegal transfer of power to the federal government and unaccountable private interests."
Adoption of Common Core also "commits our state to a set of mediocre standards based on questionable philosophies and imposes an enormous unfunded mandate on our state and on our local school districts."
There's more, including the allegation that the Kansas Board of Education adopted the standards "without meaningful input" from parents, teachers and other taxpayers and the allegation that the standards are part of a "scheme" that will threaten student and family privacy without serving any academic purpose.
The State Republican Committee demands that the state reject the standards and withdraw from any association with Common Core.
We're not sure where members of the Kansas Republican Party were in 2010, when the KBOE adopted the standards, or for the two years before that when the standards were publicly debated. Maybe Republicans just didn't think that what the KBOE did mattered, or forgot that the board has the authority under the Kansas Constitution to adopt education standards it deems appropriate.
As for the claim that adoption of Common Core "commits our state to a set of mediocre standards," we marvel that members of the Republican State Committee could say that with a straight face. It's not the standards that are mediocre. It's state funding. Members of the GOP State Committee should be thrilled that despite inadequate state funding, Kansas school districts continue to provide a solid, often outstanding, education and will continue to do so under Common Core standards.


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Home Secretary Jacqui Smith today became the first Cabinet casualty of the MPs' expenses scandal, after it was revealed she told Gordon Brown within days of revelations about her finances that she wanted to quit the Government in a reshuffle.
Ms Smith was the most high profile among a clutch of resignations to hit the Prime Minister today, including two further members of his administration.
The moves created a momentum that threatens to de-rail his planned relaunch in the wake of what are expected to be abysmal polling results for Labour in the council and MEP elections on Thursday.
Children's Minister Beverley Hughes announced she wanted to leave in the shake-up - for family reasons - and Cabinet Office Minister Tom Watson is also expected to step down.
Labour backbencher David Chaytor confirmed he would retire at the next election to contest claims he reaped almost £13,000 in taxpayers' cash on a mortgage that did not exist.
And ex-Cabinet minister Patricia Hewitt, relatively untouched by the expenses furore, said she was not seeking re-election, to concentrate on charity work in India.
Sources close to the Home Secretary said Ms Smith was so hurt by revelations in March - including the humiliation of repaying £10 her husband Richard Timney, who works as her assistant, claimed for watching two adult films - that she told Mr Brown just days later that she wanted to quit.
One source said: "She's been hurt by what's gone on and it's been a difficult couple of months for her."
Another source close to the Home Secretary said she wrote to the Prime Minister at Easter in the wake of disclosures about her expenses to inform him she did not wish to continue in Government.
As well as the outrage over her claim for adult films, Ms Smith was criticised for claiming her main residence was a rented room in the property she shared with her sister.
That allowed her to claim second home allowance on the family home in Redditch, Worcestershire.
It is understood Ms Smith's decision was influenced not just by the expenses claims but also driven by a desire to spend more time with her family.
Her children, aged 10 and 15, live with Mr Timney during the week while Ms Smith is in Westminster.
The source defended Ms Smith's claims compared to later revelations, and said the family "went through" the expenses scandal before the wider story broke, meaning they faced the media attention on their own.
The Home Secretary did not mention her decision as she opened a debate in the Commons this afternoon, but looked on with barely disguised fury as shadow home secretary Chris Grayling paid tribute to her as Britain's first female home secretary at what he described as her "final appearance at the despatch box".
Labour Backbencher Mr Chaytor, MP for Bury North, said he made the decision to leave Parliament at the next general election after weekend talks with senior party officials and his constituency party.
He had already been suspended from the Parliamentary Labour Party and faced the humiliation of being de-selected as a candidate after a forthcoming "star chamber" inquiry.
Announcing his decision to go, Mr Chaytor said that, for the coming months, his "priority must be to explain my errors following allegations over the use of parliamentary allowances".
"This will be time-consuming and stressful," he went on, adding that he would not have time for constituency campaigning.
He is to repay nearly £13,000 he claimed by continuing to submit £1,175 monthly bills for mortgage interest months after the loan was paid off.
Another Cabinet reshuffle casualty could be Chancellor Alistair Darling, whose career is hanging by a thread after he was forced to apologise for, and pay back, hundreds of pounds he wrongly claimed on his taxpayer-funded expenses.
Today he even had to revise the amount he repaid after quoting the wrong figure.
After telling broadcasters last night that he was repaying £350, an aide said today the true sum was nearly double that, at £668.
Transport Secretary Geoff Hoon was also under pressure after being forced to issue an apology and pay back money after admitting he had "accidentally" overclaimed £384.
Ms Hughes increased the sense of disarray in Westminster by releasing a statement disclosing she had told the Prime Minister she wanted to leave the Government in his next reshuffle, which she said could be "very soon".
Ms Hughes will also be leaving Parliament at the next election, as will Ms Hewitt, MP for Leicester West. Both cited family reasons and denied their decisions were related to the expenses scandal.
But they were the latest of 15 MPs who have lined up to hand in their resignation notices since the furore erupted almost four weeks ago.
Another Labour backbencher, Jim Devine, was facing de-selection today after being referred to the party's star chamber over allegations that he submitted receipts from a firm that may not have existed.
Gordon Brown, struggling to contain the expenses row, is to start chairing a new National Democratic Renewal Council, made up of ministers, from next week.
But his proposals to help rebuild the public's trust in parliament were again drowned out by the expenses row.
Asked today for his views about Mr Darling and Mr Hoon, Mr Brown's spokesman said: "He thinks they are both doing very good jobs."
Mr Darling, on a visit to Swindon, brushed aside questions about the Government's future, saying: "We want to make sure we support our economy, that we help the people of this country, that we also have the right constitutional framework so people feel confident they can have a say and that when they want things done, they can get them done.
"That's what we are concentrating on. Whether it's today or weeks ahead, that's what this Government is totally focused on."
But feverish speculation at Westminster is already turning to the fate of Mr Brown after the impact of the results of this Thursday's elections sink in among Labour ministers and backbenchers.
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Double Take Eye Marker and Creme Shadow is another of Flower Beauty's 2-in-1 products. We appreciate the brand's multitasking approach, but sometimes it's better to have a single product that performs well instead of two that are just mediocre!
This product comes in a single tube with a marker-style eyeliner on one end and a creme eyeshadow with a sponge-tip applicator on the other. The liner portion has a fine-tip point that makes lining a breeze, and the formula dries quickly enough that there's no concern about smudging when you put it on. The liner is an inky black color in all the Double Take options, making it good for a classic cat-eye look. It wears well most of the day, but does start to fade after several hours.
The creme shadow portion of this product is more problematic. You're supposed to apply it with the sponge-tip wand, and that's easy enough, but blending it with your fingers is a bit trickier. Although this is a creme, it has an almost chalky consistency that makes smoothing it across lids difficult, resulting in an uneven look, even though the color quality is strong.
Of the three shades available, all have sparkle, and the longer you wear these shadows the more the sparkle starts to migrate to other areas of your face. As mentioned, the color selection is limited to three - purple, blue, and green - no neutrals to be found here!
All in all, although this seems like a good idea as far as makeup multitasking goes, give this one a pass and look for better-performing liners and shadows, either together or sold separately.
Strengths: Most products are either minimally fragranced or fragrance-free; some excellent lip products; very good liquid eyeliners; good and long-lasting blushes and powder products; affordable.
Weaknesses: The majority of foundations are mediocre; no products offering SPF; exaggerated anti-aging claims with one foundation and one concealer; a lipliner that tugs on lips; some so-so 2-in-1 products; a lack of foundations for oily skin.
Regardless of how much technology has advanced or how much cosmetics formulas have improved, for many it's still the allure of a celebrity name behind a beauty brand that's the draw, not anything else. That's the hook for Flower Beauty, backed by Hollywood doyenne Drew Barrymore.
Barrymore's is a story many of us saw played out in the media. She was famous early on as a child actress (her first job was when she was just 11 months old), became a superstar thanks to Steven Spielberg's film E.T, then succumbed to drug addiction and went through rehab at the tender age of 14. After successful treatment, she returned to acting, working steadily in both independent projects and blockbuster films. She gained a reputation as a largely good-natured, girl-next-door actress with a "flower child" free spirit persona, and she still comes across that way in interviews. In the mid-1990s, she formed her own production company, Flower Films, and has gone on to both direct and produce movies while still acting.
Barrymore's commercial appeal didn't go unnoticed by cosmetics companies, and in 2007 she became a brand ambassador for the makeup brand CoverGirl, appearing in both print and television ads that she helped create. After five successful years as one of the faces of CoverGirl, Barrymore parted ways with the brand to create Flower Beauty, a Wal-Mart-exclusive line that competes directly with CoverGirl, which is also sold at Wal-Mart. Flower Beauty makeup is manufactured by Maesa, a company that also produces the Benefit Cosmetics skincare line and Saks Fifth Avenue's in-house cosmetics.
Clicking around on Flower Beauty's site, you won't see much about exactly why Barrymore chose this particular endeavor, save that she wanted to offer people high-end quality makeup at drugstore prices. That's not really much of a reason, however, as many drugstore lines already offer department store-quality cosmetics, although "department store quality" isn't much of a guideline, given that there are plenty of department store brands that aren't as good as their drugstore counterparts!
The Flower Beauty brand's strong suit is definitely its lip products, most of which pack a potent color punch and feel great. There are some beautiful matte options, as well as a great gloss and some moisturizing colored lip balms.
Most of the mascaras perform well and don't clump or flake, and their powder products (blush, eyeshadow, and foundation) are good across the board. The liquid liners are also excellent, offering fine-point tips for precision lining with no-smudge wear. We're also happy to say that even for this brand, with the name Flower, most of the products are either fragrance-free or contain minimal fragrance.
On the other hand, just like not all of Barrymore's films have been crowd-pleasers, her makeup line also has some missteps, the biggest being that the majority of the foundations aren't impressive. Though both a tinted moisturizer and a BB cream are part of Flower's offerings, neither has the SPF or antioxidants that have become the selling points for such multi-tasking products. Some of the foundations are difficult to blend, while others tend to draw attention to lines on the face, and we didn't find viable options for those with oily skin. There's also the issue that a couple of the products are touted on the website for their anti-aging benefits, but Flower's products contain only small amounts of the beneficial ingredients that would make them a wise choice for anti-aging benefits, especially in comparison to the amounts in other products we rate highly.
Flower also offers some 2-in-1 combo products that could add convenience to your makeup routine, but in many cases, such as the combo eyeliner and mascara or the eyeliner and eyeshadow duo, one of the products performs well, while the other is lackluster, which means even though the prices are reasonable, you're not getting your money's worth.
As a whole, though, Flower Beauty has a lot of strong suits, and it's definitely worth considering if you're in the market for lower-cost makeup products that offer solid performance.
For more information, visit www.flowerbeauty.com.
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salt and sandpaper, wear my tongue down to waxMature
i sit,
prim and proper,
legs tucked underneath the table,
soles of my feet aching in these shoes
when i stand up,
the dress pulls taut around my waist,
falls in swaths of fabric to my knees,
and i have a sudden urge to rip it to shreds
but i can't
so i fetch the water and come back,
smile turning stale,
fury brimming inside of me
like a sixth grade science project -
i am a paper-mache volcano
filled with bitter vinegar
waiting for someone to spill the baking soda
and ignite me until i fizz over the edges of my containment,
pour wrath over the edges of the table
to stain the floor with red food coloring
but i am not allowed to erupt.
i am to be stationary,
still and quiet but pretty enough to smile
and my father says,
"Did you see that article about the woman in the paper this morning?"
and i grit my teeth,
unnoticeable behind the red lipstick concealing my lips.
"Person," i mutter, barely audible over the chatter,
and my mother turns to me,
a frown dyeing her flat, disapproving mouth.
"What?" my father says,
turns to me,
gets ready to prove me wrong.
i shake my head and stay silent
until he continues with,
"She prefers the pronouns 'they/them',"
he says and i can see the laughter bubbling inside,
as his colleagues and friends all chitter accordingly
and suddenly, i am done.
"They." i grit through my clenched teeth,
and my mother pins me down with a glare.
she mouths don't make trouble at me,
and i am forced to subside.
if i ever needed another reason
to never tell them that their good little daughter
is not their fucking daughter,
is a person, just a person,
who doesn't really want
to take shit over their place on the gender spectrum,
here is fucking is.
because it's they, not she,
and if they can't respect that,
i can't respect them.
the one time they're pointedly told the correct pronouns,
my parents choose to ignore them.
i can't open up to a father that can't use the right decriptions,
or a mother who,
when i said i didn't want to wear a dress to the party, said,
"Is it because you just don't want to, or is it a feminist issue?"
her tone implies that of the two,
she doesn't approve of either option,
but the latter will not be tolerated.
well, here's three fucking questions for you, mother,
and we'll see if you can stomach them:
firstly, is there really a difference?
secondly, why is my opinion trivial?
thirdly, ever wonder why your shitty offspring never tells you anything about themself?


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Protein Supplements - To gain lean muscle
Whey Protein Concentrate blends
Products –Reflex Instant Whey
Mainly made up of whey concentrate with protein isolate mixed in (80%-20% ratio). Most whey concentrates are ok for low carb diets. All whey proteins are fortified with BCAA's
Metabolic whey & USN 100% whey are fortified with BCAA's & Glutamine.
Whey Protein Isolate
Products – Reflex Micro Whey, USN Pure Whey, Dymatize ISO 100, AST VP2, Peak Body Isolate, Syntrax Nectar
Whey isolate is far more expensive as it has a higher biological value than standard whey. It contains higher protein with almost zero carbs and lactose. Great for those who are on a lean diet.
Time Release Proteins
CNP Pro Peptide, SAN Infusion & Micellar Caesin & Designer Glycerlean Nitrotech Nighttime
Feeds the body over a longer period of time, to help prevent the body falling into a catabolic state. Good for using along side meals, if the protein content is low. Also ideal for a evening meal replacement.
Immediate release – Whey Concentrate (30 minutes release)
Medium Release – Egg whey proteins (90 minutes release)
Extended Release – Micellar Casein & Milk Protein (3 hour release)
MRP's (Meal Replacements) – (Lean Muscle Gain)
Products – Progen, Met-Rx, USN Protein Plex, MRM Metameal, EAS Myoplex, etc…
MRP's are formulated to give you the essential macronutrients (proteins carbs & fats) and micronutrients (vitamins, minerals etc) that the body requires to work to maximum potential. If you are looking to build lean muscle MRP's are perfect.
Creatines – Increase Muscle Gains and Strength, Creates lactic acid buffer during workouts (lowers burning sensation in the muscles when training hard).
Creatine Monohydrate
Products - AST Micronised, Reflex Creapure, CNP, Creatamax 300GL/8000GL/Capsules, Cell-Tech.
Loading Phase: 2 times daily for 5 days, then once a day from that point on.
Micronised creatine is a smaller grain so therefore dissolves more freely, this means less gritty sand at the bottom of your glass.
Creatine Monohydrate Cycling. This is a personal choice, but its recommened 4 weeks on 2 weeks off. The belief is that, doing so will help you maintain the gains you make. Again if you use it for a to longer period of time, the body gets used to it, so the gains disappear.
Advanced Creatines
Products - San V-12 Turbo, Reflex Tri-Matrix V2, Syntrax Swole V2, Isatori Metacel and VPX CEX.
These require no loading phase as they are designed to absorb into your system more easily. With advanced creatines you would use them for maximum of 8 weeks then have a 4 week rest period.
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A standard training diet should have around 2g of carbs per lb of body weight. Carb intake should be tailored to suit your training needs.
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Weight Gainers – (Build Mass Size)
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Alternatively look at ZMA (Testosterone Support)
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BCAA (Branch Chain Amino Acids) – (Muscle Recovery)
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Boosts Protein Synthesis and suppresses muscle protein breakdown
Taking BCAA's before and after training, will help protect the muscle from the stress of heavy training.
Multi Vitamins
Products - Nexgen, Prolab Training Paks, Universal Animal Pak.
Vitamins are the essential tools for keeping your body healthy, also increasing the effectiveness of the supplements you take.
Fat Burners
Products – MetaBurn EF/XTP etc…
Inc Ephedrine – EPH25 Extreme
Thermogenic intensifier, increase metabolism, suppress hunger.
Now mostly ephedrine free (the thing that gives you the jitters). Supplements companies look more towards a more natural way of increasing fat burning effects and increasing metabolism.
Alternatively look at Sida Cordifolia or CLA (Conjugated Linoleic Acid)
Non-Hormonal Anabolics - Increase Muscle & Strength
(Ecdysterone, Methoxyisoflavone & Ipriflavone)
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"William? Patrick? Jon? Tom? Peter? Colin? Sylvester? Paul? Christopher? David? Matt?" Amy Pond's guessing had become random.
"Matt?" the Doctor repeated incredulously.
"Yeah, what's wrong with that?"
"Amy, do you really think that I'd have a name like 'Matt'?"
Amy shrugged. "Juliette?"
The Doctor stopped in his tracks and stared at Amy in horror. "Juliette?"
"Well, it would explain why you don't tell anybody!" Amy teased. "Besides, I like the name Juliette. If I ever have a daughter-" she broke off, a sudden look of sadness coming over her face.
The Doctor watched her closely. It had only been a few days since Rory's death. But Amy didn't even remember that. She had forgotten that he even existed.
"Anyway," Amy continued, holding her copper hair back from her face, "you didn't say- what's that?"
The Doctor gave her a strange look, "What king of name-"
"No, what's that?" Amy tugged on the Doctor's tweed jacket and pointed. In the middle of the street was a triangle shaped door. It was silvery, and rippled like water.
"Now what is that?"
"That's what I just asked."
Amy followed the Doctor to inspect the door more closely. She reached to tap it, but hastily withdrew her hand at the Doctor's warning look. He pulled out his sonic screwdriver and began buzzing around the edges.
"Well what?"
"What is it?"
The Doctor pointed his screwdriver at her and then himself. He held it up to his ear and listened for a moment. Frowning, he adjusted his bowtie and started buzzing at the door again.
"It's impossible."
Amy sighed. Would it be another one of those days? She was almost sorry that she had even brought it up. She was too curious to walk away, though.
"What's impossible?"
"It's a door!"
"I see that, Doctor."
The Doctor turned to her, his black hair standing up on end from the wind. No, Amy realised, the wind had stopped. The air was filled with a humming kind of feeling. She looked up at the sky. It felt like a bad thunderstorm was coming, but the sky was clear. She smoothed down her own hair and it crackled with static electricity.
"It's a door to another universe," the Doctor stepped back, eyeing the door nervously. "There used to be these all over the place. My people made them. We could travel between universes like stepping-"
"Through a door," Amy finished for him. She looked at the triangle with new appreciation. She turned to the Doctor, about to suggest that they take a little trip, but the expression on his face stopped her. "So what's it doing here?"
"More importantly, how?" The Doctor stepped back and surveyed the door. "It's unstable, but I think all it needs is a little more energy and-"
The door seemed to ripple. The Doctor grabbed Amy and pulled her back.
"Doctor? What's it doing?"
Before he could reply, the door splintered and exploded outwards. Both Amy and the Doctor covered their faces to protect them from the shards.
"Rose! They're coming!" a familiar voice shouted.
"Impossible," the Doctor breathed, edging closer to the door. On a street much like the one that he and Amy stood on, two people stood close to a machine. At first the Doctor didn't recognise either of them. They had gotten so old.
"It's open!" Rose shouted. "Get her through. I'm going for Mum."
The Doctor was frozen with disbelief as his human self- his former human self- linked his arms around the shoulders of a young woman who was sitting by the machine. He lifted her up and half-dragged her towards the door.
"Doctor!" Amy gasped. "We've got to help them."
The Doctor rushed forward, Amy at his side, only to bounce off of the crackling triangle. "It's one-way. We can't get through." The Doctor watched, wanted to scream out to them but knowing it would do no good.
"Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate!"
The Human Doctor and the young woman he was helping got through the door. They glanced briefly at the Doctor and Amy before looking back.
"Hurry!" shouted the young woman as Rose appeared again, with Jackie close behind.
"Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate!"
There were two quick blasts.
"Mum!" Rose turned back briefly as Jackie fell.
"Rose!" The Human Doctor jumped forward, as close to the door as he could. "Rose, hurry! It's going to shut off!"
But as Rose turned away from her mother, half a dozen Daleks landed between her and the door. One extended an appendage towards the machine. Rose pulled something out of her pocket.
The Daleks turned to the door. "Exterminate!"
Rose threw something as a Dalek blast sped at the door. An explosion. The last image the Doctor saw was of Rose standing defiant as the flames roared towards her.
The doorway crackled with electricity and disappeared.
He stood still, staring in blank horror.
"Dad? Daddy?"
The Doctor turned at the sound. The young woman was crawling over to where the Human Doctor lay. In an instant the Time Lord saw that the final Dalek blast had grazed him. He was still alive, but...
Amy rushed forward, her hands fluttering in the air, panic on her face. "Doctor? What do we do?"
The Human Doctor looked at her strangely, and then grimaced with the pain. "There's nothing anyone can do."
"No. No, Daddy, you can't-" the young woman cradled his head in her lap.
"The TARDIS." The Doctor said, though he felt like he was under heavy water, everything too slow. "If we get you back to the TARDIS maybe... Part Time Lord."
"Too human." He narrowed his eyes, looking at the Doctor for a while. Eventually he gave a short, humourless laugh. "Still not ginger?"
The Doctor kneeled beside him. "Still not ginger."
"Doctor?" Amy looked at the Doctor.
"Doc-" the young woman looked up at Amy and then at the Doctor. Understanding dawned in her face.
"I love you," the Human Doctor said to her. His voice was getting weaker and more constricted with gasps of pain.
"I love you, too," she whispered, her voice breaking.
The Human Doctor's eyes closed briefly. When they opened, they focused on the Doctor. "Take care of her."
The Doctor couldn't even nod. His throat was tight, and he couldn't talk. His mind rejected everything that was happening... and then he watched as Rose's Doctor closed his eyes for the last time.


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Metaphor in Crime and Punishment
While several of the extended metaphors relate to stories in the Bible, many of the more casual metaphors represent common idiomatic expressions from the late 19th century in Russia. The translator has generally converted these into English expressions, but many of them serve to represent different aspects of each character: from Razumihin's colloquial geniality to Katerina Ivanovna's despairing delusions.
Metaphor Examples in Crime and Punishment:
This idiomatic phrase refers to a job, client, or anything that brings in a steady income. Nastasya tells Raskolnikov that he shouldn't make excuses to not tutor students because it's his sole means of earning money at the moment.
This is another example of Razumihin choosing more playful vocabulary to describe his friend Tolsyakov. Here he uses "bird's nest" to refer to his friend's hair, which described in this way gives the impression that it's rather unkempt and possibly dirty.
Razumihin is having a little linguistic fun with a metaphor for a friend's hat. He calls Tolstyakov's hat a "pudding basin," which is an earthenware or glass bowl used to steam puddings.
"Treacle" is another word for molasses, a kind of sweet, uncrystallized syrup. Money is not sweet, and so this comparison is helping to show how dear or precious money is to the men, and how badly they need money.
This is a rather obscure line in translation and in the original Russian, which says "Practicality walks about in boots" (Деловитость в сапогах ходит). Regardless of the actual meaning, it does appear that Razumihin is using this slang expression to emphasize his point that there's no practicality.
Dostoevsky uses this expression to remind the readers of how small and cramped Raskolnikov's garret is. Since the space is very small for only one person, it is very crowded in this moment, and Luzhin has to squeeze his way into the room to find a place to sit.
Katerina Ivanovna uses an interesting and ironic metaphor for her life. A ball refers to a very fancy party, often associated with aristocrats and high-class persons. Her life after her youth was far from this, and given what we know about her weakened psyche, it's unclear whether she is being ironic or somewhat sincere.
Since a "gutter" is a low play on a roof or street designed to carry off rainwater, using this word to describe children indicates that they are very low on the social ladder, possibly orphans.


text: My daughter has produced some great stories and has already written a book (however not published.) She also has a flair for drawing Manga characters. She would like to combine the two talents and produce a Manga comic book. We know of some good software that will allow her to do this but was wondering if anyone had any experience with a drawing tablet that would let her freehand her drawings. Just looking for some thoughts. Thanks.