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Well, what a match that was. I hope you enjoyed the action, but if you're a Liverpool fan then I would expect you didn't. Farewell.
90' + 6'FULL-TIME! What a match we have just witnessed at Selhurst Park and that could have absolutely massive consequences in the title race. Liverpool looked unstoppable as they marched into a three-goal lead and had one eye on Man City's goal-difference lead. Palace had other things in mind, however, and they raced back to steal a point and a 3-3 draw. Liverpool could not see the win out and although they go one point clear at the top, the title is Manchester City's to lose now. A truly disastrous night for Liverpool in London as the Premier League crown looks set to stay in Manchester for another year.
90' + 4'Huge chance for Liverpool!! Palace fail to clear Gerrard's corner properly and Coutinho chips it back into the danger area. Once again the hosts make a mess of getting it away and Moses has an open goal to aim at, but under pressure, he completely misses his kick.
90' + 2'Gayle - chasing a hat-trick - is causing Liverpool problems again. This time, however, he can only send his left-footed effort harmlessly-wide of Mignolet's left-hand post.
90' + 1'Five minutes of stoppage time will be played. You could see both sides scoring again before this ends!
90'Danger at the other end, meanwhile! Coutinho cuts inside from the left and sends a stinging drive in towards Speroni, who fails to catch the ball and has to nervously parry back into the danger area.
88'Assist Glenn Murray
88'Goal Dwight Gayle
GOAL!!!! PALACE DRAW LEVEL!! What a second-half performance from Palace! Murray produces an exquisite pass into the area for Gayle following a lofted pass from the back and the former Arsenal trainee pokes past Mignolet. He has been simply sensational since coming on.
86'SubstitutionDaniel Sturridge Victor Moses
86'Palace take the corner quickly and Bolasie dazzles the Liverpool defence with his twinkle-toes, but his final ball into the area is agonisingly too far ahead of Gayle.
86'The free-kick drops kindly for the impressive Gayle, but his first touch is a little heavy and he ends up having to settle for a corner. This is all Palace now.
85'SubstitutionKagisho Dikgacoi Thomas Ince
85'While Palace wait to take their free-kick, former Liverpool man Thomas Ince comes on for Pulis' men.
83'What a finish we could be in store for here! Palace are really pushing for a point now and Liverpool and clinging on. A corner goes begging for the hosts, but they now have a free-kick in an advanced position on the right.
81'Assist Y. Bolasie
81'Goal Dwight Gayle
GOAL!!! Palace get another!! What brilliant play by Bolasie as he picks the ball up on the edge of his own area, races away from his marker and then charges past Johnson. The Congolese winger eventually gets all the way into the visitors box and cuts a pass back to Gayle, who guides a lovely finish into the bottom-right corner. Game on!
79'Assist Mile Jedinak
79'Goal Damien Delaney
GOAL!!! Palace pull one back! Centre-back Delaney finds himself in an usual position; right outside Liverpool's area. The defender receives a pass from Jedinak and then sees his long-range effort deflected into the top corner off Johnson.
78'SubstitutionRaheem Sterling Philippe Coutinho
76'Big block by Dann! Sturridge finds himself one-on-one with a defender in the area, but instead of going for goal, he produces a stepover and tees up Sterling. Dann, however, gets in the way of the winger's eventual shot.
75'Liverpool nearly craft another opening as Suarez poked a pass through to Sturridge, who could see Sterling charging into the area. However, the former Man City man stumbled just when he looked set to find the pass.
73'Lovely footwork by Bolasie as he produces a nutmeg before jinking past Gerrard and crossing, but the delivery is a little too heavy and it sails all the way through to the left flank.
71'SubstitutionMarouane Chamakh Glenn Murray
71'Chamakh has run his race as Glenn Murray - Palace's top-scorer in their promotion campaign last season - replaces him with just under 20 minutes to go.
69'Brief moment of danger for Liverpool as Mariappa rides a challenge from Flanagan and gets into a good position to cross. His delivery is played back towards the edge of the area, but Liverpool cut it out before a Palace man can get on the end of it.
67'Yellow Card Scott Dann
67'Clever play by Johnson as he charges in from the right, skips past two challenges and then sees his left-footed effort palmed over by Speroni. He has scored those before!
65'SubstitutionJason Puncheon Dwight Gayle
65'Palace appear to have quietened Liverpool a little in the last few minutes, but you can bet that the visitors' urgency will be back rather sharpish if they truly are intent of getting as close as possible to City's goal-difference lead.
63'Yellow Card Martin Skrtel
63'Skrtel unfairly brings Chamakh down in a bruising clash. The Slovakian finally gets himself a yellow card, following numerous earlier offences.
62'Few would claim this match does not look a foregone conclusion now, but by how many goals can Liverpool win? Before the match their goal difference was nine worse than Man City's, but they still have a few more to get!
60'The visitors threaten again as Johnson comes inside from the right, evading challenges to good effect before sliding a clever pass into the area for Suarez. The forward manages to skip around Ward, but the defender manages to force Suarez out of play.
58'Liverpool are throwing everyone forward at the moment and shooting on sight as they look to cut Manchester City's goal difference lead. Suarez and Sturridge have both tried their luck again, but to no avail.
56'That was Suarez's 31st Premier League goal of the season, taking him level with Cristiano Ronaldo and Alan Shearer for the division's record haul. One more and it is all his.
55'Assist Raheem Sterling
55'Goal Luis Suárez
55'GOAL!!! And there is number three for Liverpool! Suarez burst towards the penalty area, played Sterling in to his left and then received a return pass before squeezing a shot past Speroni.
53'Own Goal Damien Delaney
53'GOAL!!! Liverpool double their lead! Just a few moments after being agonisingly denied by the Speroni-post combination, Sturridge cuts across the edge of the penalty area and sees a left-footed effort deflected past Speroni.
52'What a save by Speroni! Sterling, cutting in from the left, picks out Sturridge just outside the Palace area and the former Chelsea man takes a touch, before curling a shot towards the left side of the goal, but Speroni tips it on to the post and Suarez blazes the rebound over.
50'Yellow Card Luis Suárez
50'Suarez is apoplectic with the decision not to give him a penalty there and Clattenburg gives him a yellow card for his incessant protesting.
49'More penalty claims for Liverpool. Suarez picks up possession in a deep position and charges towards the area. He lays the ball into the area for Sturridge and then looks to complete a one-two with his team-mate, but Scott Dann cynically blocks him off. Palace are lucky there.
48'Back down the other end, Bolasie is causing trouble again. He holds off Lucas, cuts inside Johnson and then charges into the area, but Skrtel is there to cover for his team-mates.
47'Good start for Liverpool as Sturridge marches down the right and gets in behind Delaney. The defender produces a good tackle to halt the forward, but Liverpool are adamant that they should have a corner.
46'The teams are back underway for the second half.
HALF-TIME! Clattenburg blows his whistle to end an entertaining and well-contested first half at Selhurst Park. Liverpool go into the break with a slender 1-0 lead thanks to Allen's first Premier League goal for the club and the title-hopefuls could have added a few more. However, for all their attacking potential, Liverpool have also looked troubled at the back on occasion and Palace could just have easily taken a draw into half-time. Liverpool will be pleased, but they may have to be more clinical after the break if they wish to go back to the Premier League's summit.
45' + 1'Two minutes of added time will be played here.
45'Liverpool are finishing the first half very strongly and Allen finds himself presented with another chance after a well-worked move sees Suarez cutting a pass back to the Welshman. However, the ex-Swansea City youngster skews his effort high and wide.
43'Good stop by Speroni! Allen plays Suarez into the left side of the area and although the pass is a little heavy, the Uruguayan gets to it in time. The former Ajax man moves back away from goal and back out to the left in order to give himself space and then tries an audacious attempt from that uninviting angle. It looks to be heading in, but Speroni does well to get down and palm it away.
41'Palace get themselves momentary respite as Chamakh looks to bring a lofted pass down just inside the Liverpool half, but finds himself clattered from behind by Skrtel, who claims he was looking for the ball.
39'Following a promising few minutes for Palace, Liverpool appear to have regained their focus and control of the ball. The visitors do look dangerous on almost every attack, but Palace have posed problems on the break.
37'Brilliant play by Sterling down the right as he cleverly knocks the ball inside, beating Ward and skipping into the area. The England winger cuts the ball back towards Suarez, but he sees his eventual shot go well over as he could only reach it while stretching.
36'Palace's corner comes to nothing as Mignolet impresses again, this time with a commanding punch clear. Liverpool race away with the ball as another counterattack beckons.
35'Mignolet again! Palace are growing in belief here once again and their captain is the latest to test Liverpool's keeper. Jediank is presented with significant space 25 yards from goal and unleashes a fierce drive which looks destined for the net, but Mignolet tips it over the crossbar in acrobatic fashion.
33'Great save by Mignolet! Palace find themselves invited forward by Liverpool and Puncheon drives a low effort towards the bottom-right corner from 20 yards, but the Belgian goalkeeper palms it away.
31'Wonderful effort by Suarez! The Player of the Year victor tries to curl a vicious shot into Speroni's top-left corner, but it flies just wide. Admirable effort either way.
30'Yellow Card Adrian Mariappa
30'Mariappa is the latest player to go into the book for a cynical foul on Suarez, and the Uruguayan - who appeared to be unwell before kick-off - steps up to take the free-kick himself.
29'Ever since that promising opening 10 minutes or so, Palace have retreated into their shell a little. The areas in which they looked threatening - on the flanks - have since been deserted.
27'Liverpool's counter bodes well until they reach the Palace penalty area and Dikgacoi is there to mop up, just about. The South African almost got caught out himself, but he hurriedly booted the ball out of play.
26'Palace clip the free-kick to towards the back post, where it seems several of their men are waiting. However, the laboured delivery is dealt with easily by Liverpool, who attempt to spring a quick counterattack.
25'Yellow Card Joe Allen
25'Goal-scorer Allen finds himself in the book now. Suarez played him into a bothersome situation with a poor pass in his own half and the Welsh midfielder stretched to steal possession back, fouling Ledley in the process.
23'Stoppage in play now as Skrtel and Delaney seek medical attention for an accidental clash off the ball in the middle of the pitch. Both look as though they will be fine, however.
22'Liverpool look to have crafted another glorious opening as Flanagan collects a long ball in the area and squares it to Suarez, but the assistant has his flag up for offside.
20'That was Allen's first goal for Liverpool in his 50th appearance. Prolific.
18'Assist Steven Gerrard
18'Goal Joe Allen
GOAL!!!! Liverpool take the lead at Selhurst Park! Gerrard's corner once again travels towards the far post and the unmarked Allen shows great composure to head it back across goal and into the goal.
17'Liverpool's dominance seems to have gone up a notch in the last few minutes. Sterling does well as he comes in from the right and lashes a left-footed goal towards goal, but it is deflected just past the post. Corner.
16'Great chance for Liverpool! Allen produced a fine driven pass over the Palace defence and just inside Bolasie, which Johnson duly latched on to. The full-back meets it with a header, but he agonisingly puts it over the bar, with Speroni in no-man's land.
15'Palace steal the ball back with Liverpool trying to take control and Jedinak looks straight to the left wing with a lofted pass. That should highlight their game plan, with Bolasie very nearly getting on the end of that.
14'Liverpool are enjoying what is probably their first significant spell of possession, but Palace are holding firm at the moment, with everyone but Chamakh back in the defensive third.
12'Unsurprisingly, Liverpool are looking to dictate possession here so far, but Palace are proving to be a troublesome opponent. The home side are looking particularly dangerous down the flanks and on the break.
10'Mile Jedinak's corner - like Gerrard's before - sails through towards the back post and almost goes straight out of play, but Wards manages to get his head on the end of it and subsequently puts the ball into the side netting.
9'Not for the first time, Puncheon troubles Liverpool down the right wing. He wins a corner for the hosts, who are ensuring their visitors have a battle on their hands.
8'Great chance for Liverpool! Gerrard's corner is a good one and finds its way all the way towards the back post, but Sakho nods wide. He'll be kicking himself for not at least getting that on target.
7'Tentative Liverpool penalty claims turned down! Johnson latched on to a pass into the area and went down after Bolasie swung for the ball and missed. Referee Mark Clattenburg ignored the claims, however, and Liverpool must settle for a corner as Speroni blocks Suarez's cross.
6'Palace are straight back down the other end, however. Chamakh does well to hold up play and poke a pass in towards the danger area for Puncheon, but the winger's eventual right-footed effort is extremely tame as he slices wide.
5'Liverpool create their first opening of the match. Unsurprisingly Suarez is involved as he manages to get in down the left side of the Palace defence, but his low left-footed cross is hacked away.
4'Bolasie is enjoying a lively opening. On this occasion the rapid winger chips the ball past Lucas before attempting to collect it himself, but Gerrard covered well.
3'Threatening play again by the hosts. This time Palace get forward down the right and Puncheon crosses towards the edge of the area. Chamakh tries to cushion the ball down for a team-mate, but the touch is very heavy.
2'Encouraging start by the hosts as Bolasie finds space on the left before clipping an inviting cross into the centre for Chamakh, but Sakho intercepts with a crucial header.
1'Off we go! Liverpool get the action started at Selhurst Park.
The players are now out on the pitch as kick-off approaches. A Liverpool win guarantees them at least a second-place finish, while Palace look to give their fans something to shout about in their final home game of the season.
For Palace, though, things are a little different today. While Liverpool have title aspirations, Palace are already safe and will be celebrating their final home match of the season knowing that they will be back in the Premier League next year. How many of you predicted that when Ian Holloway was still in charge?
Of course, all eyes will be on Liverpool tonight as they look to make first place their own once again. Brendan Rodgers' men go into this fixture level on 80 points with Manchester City, who sit top due to their goal difference being nine better than the Anfield club's. Victory at Selhurst today will put the pressure back on City ahead of their home match against Aston Villa on Wednesday.
Liverpool subs: Jones, Toure, Agger, Coutinho, Aspas, Moses, Cissokho.
The Liverpool team is: Mignolet; Johnson, Skrtel, Sakho, Flanagan; Gerrard, Allen, Lucas; Sterling, Suarez, Sturridge.
Palace subs: Hennessey, Gabbidon, Parr, O'Keefe, Ince, Gayle, Murray.
First of all, the teams. Crystal Palace's starting XI is: Speroni; Mariappa, Dann, Delaney, Ward; Dikgacoi, Jedinak, Ledley; Bolasie, Puncheon, Chamakh.
Hello and welcome to the LIVE text commentary of the Premier League meeting between Crystal Palace and Liverpool at Selhurst Park. My name is Ryan Benson and I shall be describing the action for you today.


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Missouri Team Notes
Season-ending upset sours an otherwise successful season
Incredibly high expectations, especially for a program that has never reached the Final Four, came to a crashing thud for Missouri in its opening game of the NCAA Tournament.
Banking on one of the most efficient and dazzling offenses in the country, as well as the 104-4 record No. 2 seeds had enjoyed against No. 15 opponents in the NCAA Tournament, the Tigers sensed no trouble opening against Norfolk State.
The Spartans, however, gained confidence by matching the Tigers' offensive might, then grabbed a late lead that held up when Phil Pressey's last-second 3-pointer bounded off. Norfolk State, making its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament, stunned Missouri 86-84, ending a run many predicted would push Missouri into New Orleans and a spot in the Final Four.
Adding to the Tigers' misery: Norfolk State, which lost by 12 points in the regular season to Division II Elizabeth City State, was pounded 84-50 by Florida one game after knocking off Missouri.
The Tigers' 30-5 season ended in disbelief, as well as ecstatic roars from fans of archrival Kansas, who shared space with Missouri fans at Omaha's CenturyLink Center, the nearest destination for both second-seeded programs after they were placed into different regions on opposite sides of the bracket. The Tigers advanced to the NCAA Tournament as Big 12 tournament champions after finishing 14-4 in league play, second behind the Jayhawks.
The end to that rivalry, a split created by Missouri's move to the SEC and Kansas' refusal to schedule the Tigers in the future, only intensified hostilities. The feud made Missouri's quick NCAA exit more unsettling since it was almost as if the Tigers were playing a road game as fans in Omaha supported Norfolk State.
"All I know," said senior guard Kim English, "is we had a really good opportunity to do something really special this year. I'm sure every team that loses this (first) weekend would feel the same way, and deservedly so, but I just really liked our chances. We just didn't play the game we should have. And that really hurts."
Why did Missouri become vulnerable? It seemed to content to trade shots with Norfolk State while also giving up far too many offensive rebounds and getting hurt on the glass. The formula was much the same as Kansas State used to forge a season sweep of Missouri in Big 12 play, imposing a physical will that bothered the Tigers to the point their shot selection was ill-suited to wage a late comeback.
After the loss, first-year coach Frank Haith implied Norfolk State was lucky, pointing to instances where the Spartans scored due to rebounding badly missed shots. Hey, that's part of basketball, and the Tigers' inability to command the glass was their fault, no matter how errantly the Spartans' shots flew or caromed.
"I've said all year about our team, we're not very big, but we've got to be so perfect at blocking out and rebounding the ball," Haith said.
It was the gamble Haith took playing a four-guard lineup, which for the most part worked brilliantly because of the players' unselfishness and also marksmanship. Missouri ranked as one of the nation's top-shooting teams all season, and even against Norfolk State, the Tigers were crisp and sharp, shooting 52.7 percent.
"We just didn't execute on the defensive end like we usually do," Pressey said.
With the defeat, Missouri must move on. And do so in a new league. The loss of seven seniors will not make it easy on Haith, who did great work adding structure for players Mike Anderson left behind when Anderson accepted the coaching job at Arkansas. Haith faces different challenges next season. A 30-win season will create heavy expectations among fans who will find it hard to get over the disappointment of such an unexpected ouster from the NCAA Tournament.
--With Kansas fans delighting in Missouri's struggles in its NCAA Tournament opener after the two rivals were sent to Omaha, Neb., for the opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament, the Tigers seemed to be in a road environment against Norfolk State. As the Spartans stayed in the game, and energized the sellout crowd, pulled off a stunning 86-84 upset. Asked about the difficult surroundings afterward, however, the Tigers made no excuses.
"The crowd doesn't have any bearing on us mentally to the game," G Mike Dixon said. "That's just something that happened, and we weren't too worried about it."
--In accepting the coaching position at Missouri, Frank Haith left behind a situation at Miami that resulted in the suspension of three of his former players for alleged violations committed under Haith's watch. Haith denied any knowledge of impermissible benefits provided by a Miami booster to DeQuan Jones, who drew suspensions along with Hurricane teammates Reggie Johnson and Durand Scott. The situation was raised again at the NCAA Tournament, and Haith again told the media he has been instructed by the NCAA not to talk about the matter.
"That's something I can't control right now," Haith said. "My focus is on what we're doing right here (with Missouri)."
--Oddly, the sub-regional in Omaha, Neb., included another coach who interviewed with Missouri athletic director Mike Alden for the coaching vacancy that was created when Mike Anderson left for Arkansas. Purdue coach Matt Painter was asked about that situation, which eventually led to him receiving an extension and raise with the Boilermakers before coaching them to a sixth straight NCAA appearance.
"It's funny how things work out," Painter said. "I think it's one of those things that's meant to be, and Frank Haith was meant to be at Missouri with those guys."
FINAL RECORD: 30-5, 14-4, second place in the Big 12.
2011-12 SEASON RECAP: The disappointment of a first-game exit at the hands of 15th-seeded Norfolk State in the NCAA Tournament will, unfortunately, be the lasting memory Missouri takes from one of the best seasons in its history. The Tigers also failed to capture the Big 12 regular-season title, blowing a 19-point lead before falling in overtime at Kansas in what was the pivotal piece to the Jayhawks' title run. Missouri did bounce back to win the Big 12 tournament as fans chanted "S-E-C, S-E-C" in the closing minute and during the trophy presentation, a reference to the conference the Tigers will join next season. First-year coach Frank Haith did a great job taking over a team long on talent and short on structure. Veterans thrived. G Kim English regained his old form playing the four-spot in a four-guard lineup. G Marcus Denmon was an All-Big 12 pick as the Tigers' top all-around threat.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "We were prepared (for the NCAA Tournament). We were overly prepared. The coaches did a great job getting us ready, but they can't go out and get loose balls, can't make free throws or get rebounds. That's for the players to do, and we came up short." -- Missouri G Marcus Denmon.
THE GOOD NEWS: In just one season, Frank Haith proved he could shape Missouri into a national power. The team cracked the top five, won 30 games, challenged for the Big 12 regular-season title and won the postseason conference tournament. He did it almost exclusively with players who were recruited by previous coach Mike Anderson, yet there is a knack to coming in and installing a system that succeeds so well -- especially after the Tigers were dealt a huge blow just prior to the start of practice when F Laurence Bowers suffered a torn ACL in a pickup game and was lost for the season. That left Missouri short-handed up front, yet F Ricardo Ratliffe developed into one of the nation's most accurate scorers, capitalizing on the spaces that created angles for him to get open inside. The Tigers were thoroughly unselfish and loaded with outside threats who combined to form an efficient, beautiful brand of offensive might.
THE BAD NEWS: The lack of size, coupled with so much reliance on crisp offense, sometimes hurt the Tigers' effectiveness on defense and their positioning for rebounds. They were hurt in both areas in most defeats, including the stunning loss to 15th-seeded Norfolk State in the opener of the NCAA Tournament. How that loss affects the program will be interesting to gauge, though few players who return next season played key roles in the Tigers' 30-5 run. Missouri's roster was dominated by seniors, and leaders such as G Marcus Denmon and G Kim English will not be easy to replace. The move into a new conference will offer some new dynamics, though the end to century-old rivalries, particularly the intense series against Kansas, will probably be missed. Until this season, Missouri had trouble generating sellouts in its relatively new home, Mizzou Arena, so it will be interesting to see how fans adapt to the SEC.
KEY RETURNEES: A hardship ruling was granted for Bowers, who played his best basketball at the close of the 2010-11 season and should give the Tigers some inside punch next season, though he can be pushed around because he is rail thin. G Phil Pressey returns to command the attack after he was brilliant running the show as both a scorer and distributor on the Tigers' 30-5 charge this season. G Mike Dixon was used as a sixth man, yet he was usually in the game in crunch time. He was fearless driving the lane and taking charges, and his toughness will be a key component to next year's squad.
--Sophomore G Phil Pressey set the Missouri season record for assists with 223, including a game-high eight in the NCAA Tournament loss to Norfolk State. Pressey added 20 points, though one of his three misses came on a 3-point attempt at the buzzer.
--Junior G Mike Dixon led the Tigers with 22 points in the NCAA Tournament defeat, going 8-for-12 from the field, including 4-for-5 from 3-point range. He added five assists.
--Senior F Ricardo Rattliffe finished with a .693 shooting percentage after scoring 14 points on 7-for-10 shooting against Norfolk State. He shared team-high honors with five boards, though the Tigers were outrebounded 37-25.
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Get caught up on Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX in new trailer
This Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX trailer "introduces the magic", which as a grown ass adult I can very nearly say with a straight face.
Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 Remix hits PS3 in December
Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 will be released in December, Square Enix announced today alongside an E3 trailer for the game.
Kingdom Hearts X[chi] adds new stories, Stitch
Square-Enix's browser-based Kingdom Hearts X[chi] has been updated with new stories. Agrabah, Wonderland, and the Dwarf Woodland now have new missions and events. The PC version of the game also has new Heartless to battle in these areas.
Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX now available for pre-order ahead of September release
Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX is now available for pre-order across Europe and North America.
Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix PAX East trailer released
The PAX East trailer for Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix has been released. The game contains HD versions of the original Kingdom Hearts together with the portable versions released before Kingdom Hearts 2. It's out now in Japan and should be heading west sometime in early fall. Thanks, Gematsu.
Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX footage is lovely, lovely, lovely
Footage from Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX has popped up online, courtesy of AGB, and you can have a look at the lovely video below. The PS3 exclusive bundles the original Kingdom Hearts together with the portable versions released before Kingdom Hearts 2. It hits in April, and should be heading west sometime in early […]
Kingdom Hearts 3D is "a hint to the future" of franchise
Co-director Tai Yasue has said the forthcoming Dream Drop Distance isn't just a spin-off – it's a clue to the future of the Kingdom Hearts series.
Square announces talks for next month's Japan Expo in France
Square Enix has revealed its plans for the Japan Expo which takes place July 5 through July 8 at the Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center in France.
Nimoy, Panettiere, others return for Kingdom Hearts 3D
Square has announced Leonard Nimoy, Haley Joel Osment, and Hayden Panettiere and others will reprise their roles in the Kingdom Hearts series by lending their chops to Kingdom Hearts 3D. Full list is below.
"It's about time" Kingdom Hearts returned to consoles, says Nomura
Tetsuya Nomura has given the strongest hint yet the next Kingdom Hearts game could be a fully-fledged third game, saying it was "time" to bring it back to home consoles.
Nomura teasing impending Kingdom Hearts announcement
Tetsuya Nomura has teased a massive announcement for the Kingdom Hearts series coming pretty soon following the launch of Dream Drop Distance back in March in Japan.
Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance lands in Europe July 20
Nintendo announced during its Nintendo Direct presentation that it will release Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop on 3DS in Europe on July 20, a good week and a half before the US gets it. The Square title was released in Japan on March 29 and debuted in the top slot on the Media Create software chart. […]
Kingdom Hearts turns 10 in Japan
Kingdom Hearts turns 10 today in Japan. The Square/Disney RPG launched in Japan on PlayStation 2 on March 28, 2002, featuring a mix of both Disney and Final Fantasy characters. Following its release, it seen a second main sequel on PS2, plus multiple spin-offs on PSP and DS. The newest installment in the series, Dream […]
Special video for Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance released
Square has released a new video for Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance, and it runs around the 10-minute mark. The 3DS title has Sora and Rikku as duel playable protagonists, and will feature familiar characters and locations from IPs such as Final Fantasy, Winnie the Pooh, Tron, Pinocchio, Notre Dame, Three Musketeers and more Square/Disney […]
Square music portal offers up soundtracks and sheet music for The Piano Opera: Final Fantasy I/II/III
Square Enix has opened a website portal which devoted entirely to its Piano Collections series of game soundtracks. At present, the site contains piano renditions of Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts music,. and soon, NieR. The Piano Opera: Final Fantasy I/II/III soundtrack site has also been updated with track lists, samples, and composer comments from […]
Wednesday Shorts: PS Home, Bomberman, Hilleman, post-it wars
The week is half over, and what better way to get over the hump than by getting versed in things small enough to fit in your hand?
Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance screens show dropping, distances
The flood of 3DS images which completely fail to suggest 3D effects continues. Today's hot contender is Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance, with ten new screens showing character switching, roomy level design, and one of the titular drops.
More Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance details emerge
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance turned up at yesterday's Square Enix First Production Event to great excitement, and producer Yasushi Yasue seemed only too happy to explain the game's title and action bent.
Dream Drop Distance "prologue" to Kingdom Hearts series finale
Kingdom Hearts series director Tetsuya Nomura has said the recently detailed 3DS title Dream Drop Distance will be the "prologue for the final battle" now that the franchise's plot is "moving towards the last phase of the story."
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded launch trailer
The Square Enix media blitz for Kingdom Hearts Re:coded continues ahead of this week's release with a neat new trailer; feast your eyes through the break.
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Special video for Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance released
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Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance screens show dropping, distances
Dream Drop Distance "prologue" to Kingdom Hearts series finale
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded hitting Europe and North America in January
Square: No plans to release Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep on PSN
Square reveals Special Edition contents of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
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WWF launches first sustainable leadership programme in Romania
The programme was developed by Trend Consult Group in partnership with WWF Romania and emerged from the need to create leaders who have a strategic approach to the current business environment and economic problems, as well as an understanding of the principles of sustainability.
"Profit as the only positive outcome of a business, is no longer enough. Business leaders have to think about the whole equation of social and environmental impact of their actions", said Adrian Florea, Partner Manager of Trend Consult Group.
The programme is geared towards senior and middle managers in Romanian companies, who wish to achieve long-term profit based on a strong and stable competitive edge. In the training programme, participants learn about the effects of individual business decisions, and how business can influence customers and suppliers. Managers are also able to visit two model sites in Romania to face the real impact of business decisions on nature.
"It is very difficult to keep up with increasingly faster exploitation of natural resources", said Magor Csibi, Head of WWF in Romania. "WWF involvement is vital. If we want to halt the trend of degradation of nature, it is vital to create strategies that not only generate change through legislative restrictions on industry, but rather the industry finds constructive solutions from which the whole society can benefit".
"Economy and nature do not contradict each other, on the contrary, a well-planned economy, which emphasizes the development of medium and long term solutions, may even be beneficial. But in order to achieve this, you need to change the thinking. We need to be innovative and to learn that working together makes us all stronger. The programme "Leaders for life" offers is an opportunity for a real, sustainable change of people, industry and nature. This is an initiative that we are proud of and from which we have high expectations", Csibi said.
Trend Consult Group and WWF share the same vision about the close relationship between business and sustainable development of society. The combined expertise of the two organizations covers two areas with major impact on business: developing leadership skills and sustainable use of resources.


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BRONX, N.Y.- The Spider swim and dive team swept Fordham and La Salle with eight recorded first place finishes in an A-10 showdown on Saturday in the Bronx.
The Spiders defeated La Salle 180-110, and took down the Fordham, the 2010 A-10 Champs, 161-124 with strong performances in the pool and on the boards.
"We were balanced today," said head coach Matt Barany. "All areas were much better than yesterday. There were quite a few 1-2's including in diving."
The 200 medley (1:45.15) relay comprised of Lauren Hines, Mali Kobelja, Kelley Yang, and Laura Jordan took first place edging Fordham by one hundredth of a second. The B-relay made up of Natlya Ares, Erin Brady, Anna Fetter, and Anne Marie Billot took third (1:50.30)
The Spiders continued with the momentum throughout the day posting 26 top-three finishes.
Allison Titley narrowly won first place in the 200 freestyle over Fordham's Amanda Biagioli. Titley started off with a fast first leg (26.58) and was able to fight off Biagoli for the win. Later in the day she took first place in t he 200 fly (2:06.35)
Jessie Krebs posted the top finishes for the Spiders in the distance events taking first in the 500 free (5:02.60) and second in the 1000 free (5:05.55). Teammate Molly McSweeney followed close behind Krebs earning third in both the 500 free (5:06.49) and 1000 free (5:06.49)
Mali Kobelja won both of the 100 breast (1:05.55) and the 200 breast (2:20.41). Teammate Erin Brady earned second in the 200 breast (2:22.81).
Lauren Hines battled with Fordham's Brienne Ryan in both the 100 back (55.36) and the 200 back(2:04.37) ,earning second in both events.
In the short distance freestyle events, freshman Kelley Yang took first place in the 50 free (24.38) while teammate Mina Vucic finished in second (24.55). Vucic won the 100 free for the Spiders with a time of 52.95
On the boards, Erica Elias and Katherine Cook earned top two finishes in both the 1-meter and the 3-meter. Cook won the 1-meter (232.20) and Elias came in a close second (230.65). On the 3-meter, Elias took first (237.70) and Cook earned second (215.80).
"We've decided to make the effort to focus on internal improvements between now and A-10s, " said Barany. "We know the teams will be good, but we are not sure whom. So we are going to focus on ourselves."
The Spiders compete at home against Villanova on February 1 at 5 p.m. at the Robins Center Natatorium.


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You probably think running in events such as the City2Surf comes easily for Steve Moneghetti. After all, he is a former Olympian, Commonwealth Games marathon gold medallist and four-time winner of the great Sydney race.
But even Moneghetti admits training and competing in long runs can test his mental and physical strength.
The key to winning the mental battle, the 49-year-old says, is to realise that for all the pain and strain of getting prepared and through the race, there is a lifetime's worth of satisfaction to be gained.
''It does hurt, no doubt about it,'' the course record-holder says. ''It really hurts at the time. When you're running up Heartbreak Hill, for instance, if someone tapped you on the shoulder and said, 'It's all worth it,' you'd probably say to them, 'No, it's bloody not!'
''But it really is about the satisfaction at the end of the race. The story will always get exaggerated, but the pain will probably be downplayed. So it's a pretty good outcome.''
Success, however, takes serious preparation. It's easier to stay in bed than go out running. But going for a training run can be almost as rewarding as finishing the race itself. ''The real battle is getting out,'' he says. ''But I think it's empowering to be out when the weather's really bad and most other people are inside. It hardens you up and prepares you for the challenge ahead.
''So I quite like it. It's not easy going, I do admit. But I think people know that the event is the end of the preparation and the journey, rather than the destination only.''
Lungs will burn and legs will wobble. But Moneghetti believes that's the time to draw on your preparation, which hopefully replicated parts of the City2Surf course.
Knowing what lies ahead can enable you to create a visual representation of the challenge in your mind. He advises those who don't live in the area to study a map of the course, so they become familiar.
''It's about making choices and working out your priorities,'' he says. ''Events like this give you the opportunity to have a goal to focus on.
''I used to use that a lot. Leading up to a world championship, Commonwealth Games or, lo and behold, an Olympic Games, you'd jump out of bed without any problems because you realise that you've got to be ready for it.
''There are parts of the race that are difficult. But, if you think about it, Heartbreak Hill is only about a mile. For me, that's about five minutes and for most people it's not much over 10 minutes. The whole event is maybe only a couple of hours for most people.
''A couple of hours out of your life is pretty minimal to get such a great feeling and a great memory. It's a little bit of pain but, at the end of it, the memory stays with you for the rest of your life.''


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The compensation received by Nabors Industries Ltd.'s chairman and chief executive more than doubled to $91.5 million in 2008, according to an Associated Press analysis of a recent regulatory filing, in a year when the oil and natural gas driller saw its net income and stock price fall sharply.
Most of the pay package given to Eugene M. Isenberg last year consisted of a cash bonus and stock grants that are worth less now than when they were awarded. His base salary was $825,000, unchanged from 2007, and he received a cash bonus of $33.6 million, up 50 percent from the prior year. He also got stock awards valued at $56.8 million when they were granted in February and October 2008 — nearly three times the value of his stock awards in 2007.
The Bermuda-based company's stock declined 58 percent last year, as natural gas and oil prices plunged amid the deterioration of the global economy and extreme volatility in the capital and credit markets. Isenberg's total compensation for 2008 is more than 97 percent performance-based, with a significant part consisting of equity incentives that vest over time, Nabors said in its latest proxy filing.
The 79-year-old CEO also received $254,043 in perks, including $54,534 in club membership fees, $24,000 for a car allowance, and $14,499 for life insurance, the company said in an April 30 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. For 2007 Isenberg received total pay worth $44.6 million. Nabors posted 2008 net income of $551.2 million, or $1.93 a share, down 41 percent from 2007, including writedowns and impairment charges while revenue rose about 7 percent to $5.3 billion.
The Associated Press compensation formula is designed to isolate the value the company's board placed on the executive's total compensation package during the last fiscal year. It includes salary, bonus, performance-related bonuses, perks, above-market returns on deferred compensation and the estimated value of stock options and awards granted during the year.
The calculations don't include changes in the present value of pension benefits, and they sometimes differ from the totals companies list in the summary compensation table of proxy statements filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which reflect the size of the accounting charge taken for the executive's compensation in the previous fiscal year.
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220v Breaker
Ok, I have a problem I just moved into a new house and when I went to connect my Air Compressor, I found out there wasn't enough room on the panel for another breaker (dual 30 amp). So without replacing the entire service panel what other otions do I have?
Thank You
If your panel will accept them you can swap out some of the other single breakers for twin or tandem breakers to make the space required.
Thanks I will check this out
Or, if you have enough slack to move some circuits to a Sub-Panel, that would be easier.
I think that would be better.
What all is needed to do that?
Greg, do you really think a sub-panel is easier than twin breakers?????
dksob81, what kind of compressor do you have that requires a 30A/240v circuit?
Is it a commercial unit?
It's a Craftsman Professional 60 gallon 7.5hp Air Compressor.
For a diyer, I'd recommend a quad breaker just for the fact it's simpler. Then you're only messing with one other 240v circuit, instead of moving around four other 120v circuits using twin breakers to make room for that 2p 30 amp breaker.
Depends on Future & Current Needs. I am going to have to go with either a Sub, or call the company that installed the panel in our house before we closed the sell, due to no space to put in a breaker for a A/C unit, and needing to add a couple for outside outlets, and Basement. I have pretty much used every space but one on my Square D Homeline.
Square D homeline panels will accept quad breakers that have two 15 amp single pole, or two 20 amp single pole on the outside poles, and a two pole of 20, 30, 40, or 50 amp on the two inside poles. This is a very easy way to get a 240 volt circuit from an existing panel that's full.
The big-box stores have them, make sure you look at the homeline type, not the QO.
I will have to look at Menards & Lowe's again, otherwise will have to make a call & pay a service charge to get one from an Electrician. Found the Tandem @ lowes.com, but still not the other.
I would think there is an electrical supply house not too far from you. It's not like you are in the sticks.
US Electric is not that far. When I did my garage, I was thinking as the OP, but decided because of the size of the structure, that adding a 220 for a compressor was not enough of a need, but put on a list of future wishes. I am in the same boat as the OP, so hopefully adding on helped them with where they need to go in the right direction.
Well what I end up doing was getting a plug (same as my dryer) and wired the compressor up to this plug so now when i need to use the air compressor I just unplug the dryer and plug in the air compressor. Since the clothes dryer uses the same size breaker (dual 30amp), this was the easiest thing to do.
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Spanish football fans heading to the Champions League match in Manchester tonight are being asked to help with the hunt for a baby who went missing from north west London.
Farah Afzal, who is subject to a temporary care order by social services in Harrow, was taken to Barcelona by her parents Mohammed Afzal, 38, and Zainab Rasul, 30.
The little girl's identity is being revealed for the first time as council leaders appealed for assistance in tracing her. Pictures of her parents have also being released.
The family left the UK on a 6.55am easy Jet flight from Gatwick airport to Spain on January 16 and are currently thought to be living in a run-down area of Barcelona.
Harrow council intervened in Farah's care after concerns were raised about her parents' drug use.
Council leader Susan Hall called on Barcelona FC fans, who are travelling to the Ethiad stadium this evening for their team's fixture against Manchester City, to look out for the baby when they return home.
She said: "The important thing is for the family to return to the UK so we can plan the best way ahead together. I appeal to Mohammed and Zainab to do what is best for their daughter and contact us so we can talk this through."
Farah's maternal grandfather, Ali Rasul, of Rayners Lane, was found to be in contempt of court over the case at the High Court on 31 January. He was sentenced to 28 days in jail on February 10.
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Next time someone says to me, "I don't think you're a big deal," (this happens daily), I am going to send them to this post to correct them. Why am I a big deal, you ask? Because I was on the radio. On the internet.
You might think "oh, he means a podcast," but I assure you I don't. Podcasts are small time. Radio is big time. Do you not also gather with your family each night to listen to it? I rest my case.
(Dorky side note -- it's been exactly 61 years today since the War of the World broadcast. If you've never read about it, you should.)
So yeah, I was on a podcast, except they called it radio, because it was live, but you can listen to it later (like a podcast), which I guess a lot of people do. So if you want to hear me on the radio-cast, you can download the October 27 show from here. I make an appearance starting around the 43 minute mark. If you want to listen to the whole show in your browser, it's here, but you can't fast forward (?).
My overall impression of the experience was very mixed. Hearing it later, it's amazing to see that I was on for seven minutes; it felt like two minutes. We definitely didn't cover a lot of stuff that we could have, but on the other hand, we're mainly talking to a road cycling audience that is only dimly aware of cross. I think. I think I could have done a better job leading them with some of my responses, too. Clearly they wanted to talk about nemeses and victims, but I was unable to actually segue into it.
This talking business is hard. Hence the reason I stick to hiding behind websites. Oh, and don't get me started on the trauma of hearing your own voice played back. I don't sound like that! Do I?
To further support the idea that I am a big deal, here is current leader for "best photo of me, ever." This is the on the only fun part of the entire New Gloucester course. I'm pretty sure I had my tape-hooking incident directly after this; no surprise, look how fast I appear to be going!
It was taken by Natalia McKittrick, who has the best talent/mass ratio of any photographer in New England. If you have an important event to photograph (like, say, Thom's wedding), you should give her money to attend, the results seem quite good.
And thus endeth "the most narcissistic blog post ever, until the next one!"
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This product was exactly what I was looking for! I have a truck tent where I need to be able to take the cover off completely for it to work and this product not only keeps my stuff that I haul under it dry, it is also easy to remove by myself so I can use the truck tent. No problems with this product at all!


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Sports Roundup: Melo Trade, College Basketball
"New York basketball is back," said Carmelo Anthony after being traded to the Knicks. The team now has two superstars, and the level of excitement is amazing, says Takeaway sports contributor, Ibrahim Abdul Matin. But will this lead to a winning season?
Meanwhile, keep your eyes on Dawn Evans. She is the best player in women's basketball, a point-guard for James Madison, she is leading in points this year. However, the traditional powers in women's basketball, Stanford, Duke and UCONN are still major players going into the tournament. BYU which is 26-2 has a fantastic scorer; so watch that team as well.


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This is a feeler at this time. Pair of Black Nappa E46 M3 seats.
Full power, memory, heated, width and lumbar.
Seat are in great shape.
PM if interested. Can supply numerous pics to interested parties.
Located in SoKal. Local sale only. Will NOT ship.
Looking for $950
If I could find somewhere for you to drop it off and I cover the shipping through where you drop it off (as in you don't pay for it I'll set it up through the company) and just pay you through paypal, would you consider shipping?
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Can anybody give me some info about the Millenium PT609?
I'm beginning to feel frustrated...
Hey there! This gun is a good one in my opinion. I have a so-so view of Taurus automatics, but I have not seen any problems with this model. Make sure it shoots straight and feeds well and you're good to go.
Keep an eye on the trigger as well; there have been issues with some of the compacts breaking the triggers in half. I'm not sure if that extends to the full-size line (not sure if they're the same trigger), and I think they corrected that issue anyway.
The biggest problem with the Taurus autos is QC.....if you have a good one you can usually tell right off. If not, expect to wait a while for the send-in warranty thing. They do have a lifetime warranty as well, and it extends to any owner, not just the original one.
I just realized this thread is almost a year old. Why it popped back up in the active thread page I don't know but I got suckered in.
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A Comparison of Arthrocentesis, Arthroscopy and Arthroplasty in the Treatment of Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (TMJ)
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Many patients suffer from a disorder known as temporomandibular joint dysfunction. This disorder has jaw joint pain and limited function as key elements. Many treatments have been advocated over the last 40 years, many of them deleterious. Currently treatment can be divided into four categories. The first is non-surgical and involves vocal rest, soft diet, heat, anti-inflammatory medications, muscle relaxants, splint therapy and physical therapy. All patients benefit to some degree utilizing one or more non-surgical approaches. Controversy exists with respect to which of the next three categories of treatment is ideal. Some advocate arthrocentesis which involves placing two small needles into the joint to allow irrigation and instillation of anti-inflammatory medication. This is a minimally invasive procedure performed under local anesthetic alone or with intravenous sedation. Others advocate arthroscopy which involves placing an arthroscope (a thin tube about 2mm in diameter with optical elements allowing one to see inside a joint) to visualize the inside of a joint. Furthermore the joint can be irrigated, scar bands removed, ligaments stretched and medication instilled. This is performed under a general anesthesia. Depending on the study, success for both arthrocentesis and arthroscopy has been reported to be about 80-90%. Still there are others who recommend arthroplasty which is an open joint surgical procedure that allows the surgeon to enter the joint and directly repair or remove the damaged cartilage disc within the joint. This is performed under a general anesthesia. Similar success rates of 80-94% have been reported. It is clear that some patients only require arthrocentesis, others arthroscopy and others arthroplasty. We currently do not have any real mechanism of predicting which patients will benefit the most from which procedure.
This study will enable patients undergoing each procedure to be followed closely with the hope that we can determine objective factors that will allow us to stratify patients into one of the three surgical options: arthrocentesis, arthroscopy or arthroplasty. Our current approach is empiric and typically proceeds from arthrocentesis to arthroscopy to arthroplasty. All patients in this study will be offered the opportunity to have arthrocentesis performed. It is anticipated that a minority will achieve long-term benefit in terms of pain and function. We hope to be able to identify those factors which will predict which patients will benefit so that future patients selected to have arthrocentesis will have much higher success rates. Patients who fail to improve with arthrocentesis or who initially decline that procedure will be offered the opportunity to undergo arthroscopy. It is anticipated that a majority of patients will achieve long-term benefit in terms of pain and function. Again it is hoped that we can identify those factors which will predict which patients will benefit so that future patients selected to have arthroscopy will have even higher success rates. Patients who fail to improve with arthroscopy or who initially decline both arthrocentesis and arthroscopy will be offered the opportunity to undergo arthroplasty provided that clinical and radiographic evidence exists to support the presence of either a diseased or displaced cartilage disc.
Our ability to adequately treat patients with temporomandibular joint dysfunction will be significantly improved if we can better stratify patients and follow an evidence based surgical algorithm that provides the greatest opportunity for success while reducing potential complications. Each of these surgical procedures is the standard of care throughout the USA but unfortunately the choice of which procedure to perform is often empiric and guided more by training and surgical experience.
|Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction
|Procedure: arthrocentesis Procedure: arthroscopy Procedure: arthroplasty
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Comparison of Arthrocentesis, Arthroscopy and Arthroplasty in the Treatment of Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction
- Reduction in pain [ Time Frame: 3 months ]
|Study Start Date:
|January 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|February 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Active Comparator: 1
Procedure: arthrocentesis
Irrigate the TMJ with lactated ringers
Active Comparator: 2
Procedure: arthroscopy
The TMJ will be inspected with an arthroscope and the joint irrigated with lactated ringers
Active Comparator: 3
Procedure: arthroplasty
The disc will be surgically repositioned with open surgery
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 89 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- All patients who require a surgical intervention
Exclusion Criteria:
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00636727
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|Emory Clinic
|Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30322
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|Gary f Bouloux, MD, DDS
|Emory University
|Responsible Party:
|Gary F Bouloux MD, DDS, MDSc, FRACDS, FRACDS, Doctor, Emory University
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|NCT00636727 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|February 15, 2008
|Last Updated:
|November 19, 2013
Keywords provided by Gary F Bouloux MD, DDS, MDSc, FRACDS, FRACDS, Emory University:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Joint Diseases
Temporomandibular Joint Disorders
Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction Syndrome
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Craniomandibular Disorders
Mandibular Diseases
Jaw Diseases
Muscular Diseases
Stomatognathic Diseases
Myofascial Pain Syndromes
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I am excited to officially announce that I will be leading a track at the Engage Conference in Mechanicsburg, PA dedicated to ministering to children of divorce. The track will include five one-hour interactive workshops covering all aspects of ministering to children of divorce. I am excited to have this opportunity to speak to others about the need for this type of ministry and how to start ministries in their churches. I've included details about the workshops below.
As though the idea of these workshops are not enough to entice you to come to this conference here is a list of other great reasons to attend:
It is a smaller conference with a specific emphasis on volunteers and drawing complete children's ministry teams. This is not a conference designed only for children's pastors on staff at large churches.
Sue Miller is the keynote speaker and will deliver three separate key note addresses (one on Friday night and two on Saturday). I can't wait to learn from her and meet her in person.
You won't find a divorce ministry for kids track at any other children's ministry conference.
It's cheap. $20 if you register before November 1 (that includes lunch on Saturday). It looks like the price goes up to $30 after that (still a deal). They also offer group discounts if you want to bring your whole ministry team.
I'll be there, and I'd like to meet you.
I can't imagine you wanting to go to any workshop not led by yours truly, but there are another 50 plus to choose from on a variety of topics. It's ok. I'll forgive you.
Baltimore and Philadelphia are both within two hours according to Google Maps. You have no excuse not to come.
If you are in South-Central or South-Eastern Pennsylvania, you don't want to miss this conference. Click here or on the graphic below for more details and to register.


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I'm obviously an impatient man. Great gun leather is worth the wait but the wait is never fun. :( So, when I went out to the mailbox today, you can imagine my elation! Say hi to my new "DC Tuckable" rig from HBE Specialty Leatherworks.
This holster was custom made for my CZ75 SP-01 Tactical 9mm. It is cowhide with shark trim.
The reason this is called a "tuckable" holster (for the uninitiated) is that the IWB holster rides the belt on offsets that allow you to tuck your covering garment (read shirt) around the outside of your pistol. This is a great feature since it allows you to carry concealed even when dressed semi formally.
The clips are designed for a 1.5" belt (per my request) and, as you can see here, will not pull off the belt when drawing the gun.
The backside is smooth and rides nicely agaist my tucked T-shirt.
The muzzle-end is an open design intended to keep debris (like lint, dirt & oil) from collecting at the gun's muzzle.
Finally, there is extra material at the rear of the holster to keep the slide and rear sight from digging into my skin. A great feature on any holster.
As the holster is still new, I can't give you any performance feedback, but I will post back at this link as I gain some miles "under my belt." In all I believe this is a classy and well made holster -as it should be. As shown here, the cost was $180 USD. (DC Tuckables start at $140)


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God filled the world with a lot of crazy creatures…including you! When kids feel weird, different, or even lost in a crowd—nothing compares to the extraordinary love of Jesus. Weird Animals is a habitat filled with incredible Bible-learning experiences that the kids will see, hear, touch and even taste. Your child will be involved in team-building games, learning of cool songs and enjoyment of tasty treats. Weird Animals VBS kicks-off July 13-17 from 6:00-8:30pm. The cost is only $5 per child. Each child will receive a Weird Animals VBS t-shirt, a nightly snack, and all the fun they can handle. Register your child today by contacting the church office at (850) 385-2512 or online at www.covenant-tlh.org.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that there are two sides to every divorce. But only after reading Gerald Nissenbaum's gossip-filled exposé, Love Sex and Money: Revenge and Ruin in the World of High-Stakes Divorce, did I realize there might be another universally acknowledged truth: There are two sides to every book written by a divorce lawyer.
Not that divorce lawyers are all that prolific as authors. Beyond threatening letters and weighty briefs, they mostly write how-to books. Can it be that attorney Nissenbaum, one of Boston's priciest family lawyers, is the first to write a full-blown exposé (aided by well-known novelist and journalist John Sedgwick), with names and details changed to protect attorney-client privilege? As the book's subtitle makes clear, Love, Sex and Money is intended to blow open the door to Nissenbaum's boutique law firm office, and give us a ringside seat at some of the most dramatic, hilarious, heartbreaking -- and lucrative -- of the 8,000 break-ups in his forty-year-old business.
And what's not to like for the reader in search of a soothing dose of schadenfreude, the pleasure one takes in the suffering of others?
Beyond the guilty pleasures of witnessing rich people squandering their money, hiding it from the IRS and their spouses, lying under oath, faking tears on the stand, kidnapping their own children, robbing their spouses blind, fighting over -- for instance -- who will get a treasured human skull when two medical students divorce, and, now and then, committing some good old-fashioned adultery -- husbands and wives both -- beyond all of those tawdry pleasures, Nissenbaum is surprisingly candid in discussing money, his own and his clients'. In every sense, it's his bread and butter. It's what divorce is all about, unless it's about custody, but even that is often (but not always) about money.
Nissenbaum's clients are the ultra-rich, he explains, "because only the rich can pay what I charge: $700 an hour, which is tops for this kind of work in Boston and in most places around the country." His clients must also have $5 million in assets, and many have another zero or two after the 5. They have so much money, he says, that they "don't mind my fees and expenses." One case -- with a twenty-four-day trial -- earned him $2 million. "One case went on for seventeen years," he writes. "My fee? A cool and hard-earned million. For a client who left happy."
If the hard luck of rich folks in extremis is your thing, the fast-paced, sometimes sexually explicit case histories in Sex, Love and Money will take your mind off your troubles and make you glad, once and for all, that you don't have $5 million in bank -- because, that way, you know your spouse won't ever hire Nissenbaum to divorce you.
As entertaining and illuminating as it is to be a fly on Nissenbaum's wall -- to see how his practice and his mind work, how his often crazed clients fight for the their lives, their children, and their fortunes -- there are political dimensions to this story that Nissenbaum refrains from exploring.
When he does take a stand on some of them, he reveals that he's from the oldest of the old schools in Massachusetts, whose 1950s-era divorce laws (Dad works; Mom bakes cookies) are both archaic and litigation-heavy. They are widely considered the most out-of-date in the country. Lifetime alimony is awarded to nearly every lower-earning spouse who can come to court with an attorney, even if the lower earner is a 40-year-old medical doctor or has received millions in marital assets. And alimony payers (96 percent are men) have no legal right to retire and have their payments lowered, much less ended. The state Supreme Court just reaffirmed this draconian case law in a ruling that shook up even the legal establishment.
The laws in this allegedly progressive state are so extreme in their lack of guidelines and unpredictability that the legislature has convened a task force to reform current alimony laws. Many divorce lawyers know that change is coming and are advertising on-line, hoping to bring new business their way. An organization called Mass Alimony Reform has been the prime mover in this effort.
I should say here that I met Nissenbaum once in 2008, when we appeared together on a TV news show in Boston, talking about an op-ed I wrote for the Boston Globe, exposing another feature of current law that keeps many people from marrying in Massachusetts. (I know co-author John Sedgwick slightly too, as a fellow writer in the Boston area, where I live part-time.) When a woman marries a divorced man with alimony obligations there, a judge can force the new wife to contribute, directly or indirectly, to the ex-wife's support, even as the ex-wife is not required to work.
Perhaps when the alimony laws are updated, enlightenment may seep into other aspects of this Dickensian family law, including the need to litigate every change in family circumstance. In the meantime, lifetime legal bills for middle-class people easily plunder savings, home equity, and retirement accounts. Because so many aspects of the law -- beyond child support -- are imprecise and based on case law rather than statute, litigation offers incentives for lower-earners, usually women.
It's the possibility of "winning," regardless of financial or emotional cost -- with husbands often forced to pay legal fees -- that creates so many acrimonious divorces. In states where alimony guidelines are clear and predictable, where alimony is limited by statute, and where shared parenting is the norm, there is much less to fight about. Divorces don't go on for years, and the outcomes are not driven by the biases of lawyers and judges. It's trial lawyers and bar associations that usually impede efforts to reform these laws.Nissenbaum's world view, as I read it in Sex, Love and Money, is that there should no presumption of shared parenting, no move from the big family house once Dad leaves, no acknowledgment that divorce changes resources, and -- perhaps the most shocking statement in the entire book -- that a dad who worked hard before the divorce, while Mom was the primary parent, should expect to see his children "only on alternate weekends." "This may be hard on the father," he asserts, "but it would be harder on the children to do otherwise, if they are to maintain as much as possible the life they knew." What exactly is being maintained when children see their father every fourteen days? This too is a shocker:
Say what? Let Nissenbaum help you decipher the meaning here by visiting his website and studying neatly presented decades of case law that favor the mother and wife in custody, visitation, alimony, and the division of assets.
"I don't agree with the idea that men routinely get screwed in divorce, although a lot of men think so these days. [See above.] Not if you look at it from the kids' point of view, which should be the only one that counts. Kids have an interest in keeping things even between the parents, even if that means one parent paying a lot of child support to the other."
But if that sounds too much like homework, sing a song that was written by Iris Tanner, a cabaret singer who dated a few too many divorced men in Massachusetts. It's called "Don't Get Married in Massachusetts (If You're Male)." This first verse goes like this:
Matrimony may be great/But there's a certain state/Where's a wedding's bad for your financial health/Where if a marriage doesn't work/The man will always be the jerk/And lucky ladies gather in the wealth.
Lucky ladies and divorce lawyers. World without end. Amen.
- Elizabeth Benedict is the author of five novels, including the bestseller Almost, and The Joy of Writing Sex: A Guide for Fiction Writers. She's the editor of the new anthology: Mentors, Muses & Monsters: 30 Writers on the People Who Changed Their Lives.


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Union Leader Correspondent | November 11. 2013 8:55PM
"The Park Theatre project is set to take an important step," Board Chairwoman Caroline Hollister said in a statement last week. "Thanks to support from the community, the campaign to raise $100,000 for a $200,000 tax credit match from New Hampshire's Community Development Finance Authority was successful. Having the USDA-RD loan approved means that it is time to demolish the existing structure and prepare the site for reconstruction. The tax credits from the Community Development Finance Authority, matched by the generosity of the community, make that possible."
The board hopes the reconstruction will begin this summer.
It has been eight years since the grassroots effort began to restore the old Art Deco movie house that opened in 1922 and closed in 1976.
Trustees plan to unveil a broader time table and plans for reconstruction at the theater's annual meeting at 5 p.m. on Dec. 5 at the Jaffrey Woman's Club. The annual meeting is free to the public and includes live music, entertainment and refreshments, in addition to a project report to the community.
"I think the project itself has a lot of integrity. I know a lot of the people in the community can't wait," Moravis said.
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