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The G-spot is the female prostate. All women have one, as do all men. And female ejaculate is prostatic fluid. Therefore, all women have the ability to ejaculate! Discover how to Let Go and Let it Flow! The perspective of this show is to support female ejaculation as a beautiful expression of a woman's sexuality, not just one more thing she has to achieve sexually to be fulfilled.
Discover why the G-spot is the literal heart of female sexuality. We'll explore female ejaculation's ancient history, current scientific studies, how to have a G-spot orgasm, and how to get this wonderful feminine fountain™ flowing! Both women and the men who love them will get a lot out of this program.
Recognizing that this is a touchy subject for a lot of people, we'll also address the biggest obstacles to female ejaculation and how to overcome them, including the "3 Yucks:" 1. Why would a woman what to ejaculate? 2. Shame, and 3. Performance, including the porn-star factor.
Extatica: The Way to an Erotic, Ecstatic Love Life
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Sex can almost always be better. EXTATICA: The Way to an Erotic, Ecstatic Love Life explores the depths, breadth and heights to which deep intimacy and fulfilled sexuality can take us, and how you can expand YOUR sex life. Learn ways to boost full-body pleasure, sexual communication and sexual-spiritual union.
Host Ellen Eatough, "The Soulful Sex Coach" and sexual healer, will inspire you as she examines new possibilities in the world of love, sex, intimacy and sexual-spiritual fulfillment with intriguing top experts. They'll give you a sense of permission to push your boundaries and explore new realms, as you heal sexual wounds and release the chokehold of cultural repression and inhibition that may have limited your enjoyment of the richly fulfilling sex life you deserve. Plus, you'll get practical "how to" information and tools to do this. Learn to cultivate the powerful energies of sexuality and an undefended heart so you can fully express your divine nature in all of life.
Ellen Eatough
Since 1991, Ellen Eatough has been helping individuals and couples release sexual and relationship blocks and enjoy deeper intimacy, sexual healing, joyful sexual expression, and sexual-spiritual integration. She uses vibrational frequencies, including colored light, sound, and subtle energy in her programs, products and transformational work with clients.
With a Masters Degree in East-West Psychology, Ellen is a Certified Hypnotherapist and trained practitioner in many energetic and somatic modalities. In 1998, she began having dramatic spontaneous encounters with sexual-spiritual ecstasy and became a research subject in a nationwide study of people who have spontaneous experiences of transcendent sex. Inspired to share what's potentially accessible to everyone, Ellen integrates ancient sacred lovemaking traditions, relationship psychology, and cutting-edge sex research in a way that is relatable to mainstream lovers.
She has received international acclaim for her workshops and products on sexual healing and ecstatic lovemaking, which she defines as an integration of intense sexual pleasure, deep emotional intimacy, and spiritual union. She produced Music for Better Sex infused with Auditory Pheromones™ and the "4 Keys to Sexual Ecstasy" lovemaking enhancement system and book. She has published numerous articles, conducted workshops at the International Conference on Sacred Sexuality and been a guest on numerous programs, including Playboy Radio and GAIAM TV.
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- 2/26/2014: Female Ejaculation and the G Spot Listen Now
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Arjuna Ardagh
Arjuna Ardagh is an Awakening Coach, writer and public speaker. He has trained more than 1300 people to become facilitators of awakening. He is the author of eight books, including the 2005 #1 national bestseller The Translucent Revolution, featured in "O" magazine. His new book, Better than Sex, is the complete introduction to Awakening Coaching.
He has been a speaker at conferences all over the world, including a recent talk at the United Nations. Since the age of 14 he has had a passionate interest in spiritual awakening, and he began to practice mediation and yoga at that time. In his late teens he trained as a meditation teacher. After graduating from Cambridge University with a master's degree in literature, Ardagh devoted himself completely to the call he felt inside, and studied and lived with a number of great spiritual teachers, both in Asia and the United States. He lives with his wife, Chameli Ardagh, in the Sierra Nevada mountains in California. View Guest page
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Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D.
You may know Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D., as the author the 1997 underground classic, Aphrodite's Daughters. Based on the stories of ordinary American women, beautifully written, and irresistibly engaging, it shows the immensely important role sexuality plays in shaping our spiritual journey.
She has also published four other books, including The Hunger for Ecstasy, and her latest, Evolving Toward Peace: Awakening the Global Heart, which is being heralded as "exciting, compelling and groundbreaking."
Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D., is the founder and director of the Institute for Circlework and one of the foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings for healing, peacemaking and women's empowerment. She has gained international recognition for her groundbreaking work with Jewish and Palestinian women in the Middle East. View Guest page
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Susan Bratton
Susan Bratton is an advocate for all men who seek to be better lovers — to lead their woman to her sensual potential. She is equally passionate about supporting women's sexual empowerment and fervently believes great personal growth comes from intimate physical connection.
Susan is co-founder and CEO of Personal Life Media, an online publishing company specializing in heart-centered adult sexual education home study programs. She is an award-winning speaker and internationally-renowned author of over 1,000 articles on intimacy.
Susan works with her techno-inventor husband, Tim, providing online home study programs for men and couples who want more intimacy and passion. And she has been featured on media outlets as wide-ranging as the New York Times, CNBC and Playboy Radio.
An innovator and change-maker, Susan champions lover's rights for shame-free sexuality and creates tools and techniques that help couples open intimately for more passion. View Guest page
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Raphael Cushnir
Raphael Cushnir is a leading voice in the world of emotional connection and present moment awareness. He's written six books, lectures worldwide, and coaches individuals and at large organizations. Raphael's own heart was opened by an experience of profound grief.
In 1996, both his career and his marriage fell apart. He recalls: It was a classic dark night of the soul. Many people experience something similar in their own lives. The particulars are always different but the essential experience is the same, a deep, depressing, gut-wrenching pain. In my case, everything I thought I knew about life went completely out the window.
Then, luckily, one of his mentors convinced him to embrace the pain instead of turn away from it. He suggested that, in fact, this was a perfect opportunity to wake up. Cushnir took his mentor's advice and ran with it. Over a decade later he's waking up still, one moment at a time. Helping others do the same has become his new life mission. View Guest page
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Ellen Eatough, MA
Ellen Eatough, MA, "The Soulful Sex Coach," is the founder of Extatica.com and the host of this VoiceAmerica radio show. She is a certified hypnotherapist with a master's degree in East-West Psychology, which is a marriage of western psychology and eastern spiritual traditions. Over the last 20 years she has helped many thousands of people enjoy deeper intimacy with ecstatic lovemaking and clear out the cultural inhibitions and sexual wounding that get in the way of that.
Ellen has developed innovative technologies and methods to help people connect deeply with their spiritual source through sexuality and intimate relationships. Since 1991, she has been using vibrational frequencies, including sound, colored light and subtle energy, to help clients release and heal from sexual and relationship trauma.
She is the producer of the lovemaking enhancement system, "4 Keys to Sexual Ecstasy" and "Love Unbound," Music for Better Sex infused with Auditory Pheromones(TM). View Guest page
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Charlie Glickman PhD
Charlie Glickman PhD is co-author, with Aislinn Emerzian, of The Ultimate Guide to Prostate Pleasure. He has been a sexuality educator for over 20 years. In that time, he's seen how often people struggle with sexuality, ignorance, shame, and fear. He's also witnessed the incredible transformations that stepping into authentic sexuality can create. His goal is to help you discover new ways to experience amazing sex, create the life that maximizes your joy, and build happy relationships. Charlie speaks and teaches workshops on a wide range of topics, including sex-positivity, sex and shame, gender and masculinity, sexual orientation, communities of erotic affiliation, and many sexual practices such as prostate play, anal sex, pegging, sex toys, BDSM, and polyamory. Charlie is certified as a sexuality educator by the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists. He also offers trainings on sexuality for medical professionals, therapists, and clergy. View Guest page
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John Gray, Ph.D.
John Gray, Ph.D. is the best-selling relationship author of all time and the most trusted voice in relationships today. He is the author of 17 books, including The New York Times #1 Best-Selling Book of the last decade, MEN ARE FROM MARS, WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS. His 17 books have sold over 50 million copies in 50 different languages around the world.
John is a leading internationally recognized expert in the fields of communication and relationships. His unique focus is assisting men and women in understanding, respecting and appreciating their differences. John's advice can be easily used to improve relationships at home and in the workplace.
For more than 35 years, through his highly acclaimed books, videos and transformational seminars, John has entertained and inspired audiences with practical communication techniques. John's purpose is to create a world where men and women understand, respect, appreciate, and ultimately work together. View Guest page
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Carista Luminare, Ph.D.
Carista Luminare, Ph.D., is President of Luminary Leadership Institute, which brings leaders into alignment with their highest virtues. She integrates childhood psychology, adult relationship dynamics, and development of the True Self in her counseling and healing work with executives, entrepreneurs, and organizations. She has pioneered numerous educational programs focused on the integration of personality and soul. She is the author of the groundbreaking book, Parenting Begins Before Conception.
Lion Goodman is CEO of Luminary Leadership Institute. He has 35 years experience as an executive coach, counselor, and healer. His executive search consulting firm served more than 250 companies and C-suite executives across the U.S. He created a methodology for shifting beliefs at the core of the psyche, which is now used by hundreds of coaches and therapists internationally. He is the author of Creating on Purpose; Menlightenment; and Transform Your Beliefs. View Guest page
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Dr. Abraham Morgentaler
Dr. Abraham Morgentaler is the Founder of Men's Health Boston and author of Why Men Fake It - the Totally Unexpected Truth About Men and Sex. He's an Associate Clinical Professor of Urology at Harvard Medical School, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
Dr. Morgentaler's exploration of male sexuality, from the Masters and Johnson era through the introduction of Viagra, Feminism and the internet, provides the basis for his provocative and revolutionary ideas regarding men and sex - a topic that, until now, has been either sensationalized or stereotyped by the media.
He also authored The Viagra Myth: The Surprising Impact on Love and Relationships, Male Body: A Physician's Guide to What Every Man Should Know About His Sexual Health and Testosterone for Life: Recharge Your Vitality, Sex Drive, Muscle Mass, and Overall Health. View Guest page
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Tammy Nelson, PhD
Tammy Nelson, PhD is the author of several books including, Getting the Sex You Want: Shed Your Inhibitions and Reach New Heights of Passion Together and The New Monogamy: Redefining Your Relationship After Infidelity. She has been a featured expert in New York Times, Washington Post, Self, Glamour Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Redbook, MSNBC, Shape, Men's Health, Woman's Day, Women's Health. She writes for the Psychotherapy Networker, Huffington Post, YourTango, ThirdAge, and GoodCleanLove. Dr. Nelson is a sex and relationship expert, an international speaker, an author and a licensed psychotherapist with over 25 years of experience working with individuals and couples, is in private practice and teaches seminars and workshops around the world for couples and professionals. She is a Board Certified Sexologist, a Certified Sex Therapist, a Licensed Professional Counselor, and a Certified Imago Relationship therapist. She speaks worldwide on global relational change. View Guest page
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Shantam Nityama
Shantam Nityama is a Reiki master, chi gong energy worker, tantra and spiritual teacher. He has led Tantric workshops internationally for the last 16 years. Nityama is also a master body-worker with 27 years experience in numerous healing modalities.
His diverse background includes, Reiki Master, Polarity Therapy, Body Talk, Advanced Medical Qi Gong, Bowen Technique, Sex to Super Consciousness Training, Neuro-structural Integration Technique. He was also a disciple of Tantric Master, Osho for 25 years. He co-facilitated workshops with Deborah Anapol, author of the book "Love Without Limits" and Founder of the Sacred Space Institute in San Rafael, CA., for six years before going solo. Nityama also leads a successful private practice in San Rafael, CA., where he offers sessions for men /women/couples, mentoring programs for men, and powerful energetic phone sessions for women. View Guest page
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Gina Ogden PhD
Gina Ogden PhD, LMFT is a master therapist, supervisor, researcher, teacher, and author with four decades of helping clients and training health professionals. Her ISIS Wheel of Sexual Experience is an innovative template that opens access to the full range of sexual issues: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual.
Her retreats and trainings in the US and Mexico combine nuanced thinking and relational magic. She is an AASECT-certified sex-therapy diplomate and supervisor, and founder of the ISIS Network, an international collaboration of practitioners whose mission is to expand the practice of sex therapy. Her latest books are: Expanding the Practice of Sex Therapy, The Return of Desire, The Heart & Soul of Sex, and Women Who Love Sex. She is recipient of the 2013 AASECT award for Professional Excellence, and she's been a guest on Oprah and numerous other national media. http://www.ginaogden.com http://www.ISISNetwork.org View Guest page
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Judith Orloff MD
Transforming the face of psychiatry, Judith Orloff MD asserts that we are keepers of an innate intuitive intelligence so perceptive that it can tell us how to heal -- and prevent -- illness. Yet intuition and spirituality are the very aspects of our wisdom usually disenfranchised from traditional health care.
An intuitive healer, and the author of the best selling book, "Emotional Freedom," she advocates "a democracy of healing," wherein every aspect of our being is granted a vote in the search for total health. It is our birthright, both as health-care givers and health-care recipients, to reclaim our intuition to build energy and well-being. In response to her work, The Los Angeles Times calls Dr. Orloff "a prominent energy-based healer."
Dr. Orloff is accomplishing for psychiatry what physicians like Dean Ornish and Mehmet Oz have done for mainstream medicine -- she is proving that the links between physical, emotional, and spiritual health can't be ignored. View Guest page
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Karen Rauch Carter
Karen Rauch Carter is a feng shui expert and best-selling book author of Move Your Stuff, Change Your Life. As a feng shui consultant and healthy-lifestyle designer, she is passionate about helping people create and live their healthiest and most vibrant lives.
Karen has over 20 years of experience studying Mind, Body, Spirit and Environment-changing methods and modalities that produce consistent, and some say miraculous, results. Karen's multi-dimensional background gave her the foundation to create and synthesize a unique holographic approach to change. This wisdom is the basis for her new book Make a Shift, Change Your Life; a comprehensive resource that creates supportive inner and outer environments capable of quickly transforming lives for the better. Karen's methodology integrates time-tested, researched, and sound practices for bodies, minds, spirits, and surroundings. View Guest page
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Kenya and Carl Stevens
Kenya and Carl Stevens help people create harmonious relationships and achieve life desires. They are best-selling authors, she of Change Your Man and he of Tame Your Woman. In addition to academic degrees, they were formally trained in yoga, breathing, meditation, and metaphysical thought for over ten years, which informs their unique coaching style. In 2005, they founded JujuMama LLC. Using the skills and service they refined coaching couples and saving marriages, The Progressive Love Movement was launched in 2010.
They believe Progressive Love can save the modern relationship. With a failing 55% divorce rate, the pair is sure we need new alternatives. Creator of The 30 Minute Orgasm, Gender Harmonics and the Three Way Mirror Process for couples, the Stevens embrace the humanity in us all and bring an expanded view of love to the lives of millions suffering from unfulfilling relationships. Married 16 years, they live between North Carolina and Manhattan raising three children. View Guest page
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Deborah Sundahl
Deborah Sundahl is the foremost pioneer and expert in female ejaculation and the G-spot. She is the author of Female Ejaculation and the G-spot (Hunter House, 2003). Her 28 years of groundbreaking contributions to this field include a line of videos titled the Female Ejaculation Sex Education Series (Isis Media, Inc.), which Deborah produced and hosts.
Deborah lectures and gives workshops in North America and Europe, and has taught thousands of men and women how to integrate the G-spot and female ejaculation into their erotic body and sexual life. She continues to be a spokesperson for female sexuality and an advocate for sex education. View Guest page
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Patricia Taylor, PhD
Patricia Taylor, PhD, is the leading teacher of Expanded Orgasm in the world today. The sources of her studies of over 20 years include bio-neural sexuality, More University, the Human Awareness Institute, hypnosis and Tantra. She is a California Certified Sexological Bodyworker. Yet her most extensive experience stems from working directly with others and from her own ongoing rigorous practice of frequent extended, ecstatic Expanded Orgasms across 15 years. Her books include The Enchantment of Opposites: How to Create Great Relationships, and the bestselling 2002 classic, Expanded Orgasm: Soar to Ecstasy at Your Lover's Every Touch. The second edition is to be released in January 2014. Her explicit DVD, Expand Her Orgasm Tonight, demonstrates a woman in an expanded orgasmic state for over 30 minutes. Dr. Taylor earned her PhD in Transpersonal Psychology in 2000, with the groundbreaking dissertation, Expanded Orgasm as a Pathway to the Transcendence of Consciousness. View Guest page
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Sheri Vie, Ph.D.
Born in South Africa of Indian lineage, Sheri Vie, Ph.D., focuses on Yoga, the Science of Self Realization, to regenerate the mind and unleash the power of human possibilities. A former Swiss medical device scientist, she retrained to natural health scientist after losing her father to heart disease and helping her mother recover from breast cancer. She devotes her 20 years of global research findings, education, training, and food and herbal formulations to activating your natural organic human potential. Dr. Vie is passionate about mountains and has climbed the Himalayas, African ranges, North American Rockies and Swiss Alps. She holds a post-doctorate specializing in medical devices and is a Swiss patent holder. Dr. Vie furthered her doctoral education in natural medicine (Ayurveda, Homeopathy and TCM). She is now focused on holistic medicine and is actively involved in the research and development of brain enhancing products and programs for sustainable health. View Guest page
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Dr. Jenny Wade
Dr. Jenny Wade is a lecturer, researcher, and consultant who specializes the spontaneous openings and intentional practices that expand human potential by accessing hidden or unused innate capacities. She is a developmental psychologist who studies processes that open gateways to greater possibility than is considered normal in everyday existence, but that is potentially available to all human beings.
Dr. Wade is the author of "Changes of Mind: A Holonomic Theory of the Evolution of Consciousness," "Transcendent Sex: When Lovemaking Opens the Veil" and numerous articles. She is on the core faculty of Sofia University (formerly the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology) in Palo Alto. View Guest page
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Brett Wade, Ph.D
Brett Wade, Ph.D is the author of the groundbreaking new book The Ekahi Method: Master the Waves of Life ("ekahi" meaning "one" in Hawaiian). As a practicing physical therapist for nearly twenty years, he became aware of the possibility that our own frequencies, our own waves, may affect not only our health but our relationships. He explains how, much like radio waves, human beings are always on their own frequency. The harmonies between different types of people, things, and environments are what we refer to casually every day as "good vibes."
He developed a Frequency Profile as a way of quantifying people's Base Frequency into one of five Base Frequencies: RED, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, VIOLET. After years of experimenting with Base Frequencies, he discovered that when people of similar Base Frequencies come together they describe "resonance" or "feeling relaxed," and when people of opposite Base Frequencies come together, they describe feeling "nervous" or "anxious". View Guest page


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AP Physics Halley's Comet
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Halley's comet orbits the sun roughly once every 76 years. It comes very close to the surface of the Sun on its closest approach. Estimate the greatest distance of the comet from the sun. Is it still in the Solar System? What planet's orbit is nearest when it is out there?
Yes, it is still in the solar system. Halley is one of those comets with orbits in the planetary system.
It's periodic returns demonstrates that is was in orbit around the sun and that some comets are members of the solar system. Halley's expected reurn to the inner solar system is the year 2061. Neptune is the planet nearest. One may still think Pluto is an acceptable answer...
Halley's expected return....
They want you to use Kepler's Third Law and the 76 year period to estimate the gretest distance of Halley from the sun. Using that Law will get you the semimajor axis distance (a), which in this case is about half the farthest "aphelion" diatance, since it comes very close to the sun.
P^2/a^3 = 1 is Kepler's third law for bodies orbiting the sun.
a^3 = (76)^2 = 5776
a = 17.9
2a (the maximum distance from the sun) = 35.8 a.u.
P is in years and a is in astronomial units (a.u.).
The average distance of Pluto from the sun in about 44 a.u.


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The Dunwoody area was originally pioneered as long ago as the 1830s by Major Charles Dunwody. The Ebenezer Primitive Baptist Church, which stands at the corner of Roberts Drive and Spalding Drive, dates back to those years and today is still active as a functional building and a church. It is also home to one of the city's oldest cemeteries. The city is rife with historical charm such as this. The first public school was in continuous operation from 1911 to 1986, and on that same site the Dunwoody branch of the Dekalb County Public Library and the North Dekalb Cultural Arts Center now operate. The Roswell Railroad, opened in 1881, ran along the Chamblee-Dunwoody Road to the Chatahoochee River for 40 years, during which President Theodore Roosevelt himself would make a campaign visit to Dunwoody.
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Open Thread: 'Democrats That Don't Care and Republicans That Don't Dare'
By NB Staff | August 23, 2010 9:33 AM EDT
On Sunday's "Meet the Press," Freedomworks Chair Dick Armey addressed a widening gap within the GOP. Armey sees the dividing line between those who do and do not support Rep. Paul Ryan's "Roadmap for America's Future."
Is Armey right to frame the intra-party battle the way he does? (Note: Noel Sheppard delved deeper into Armey's appearance on MTP in his post yesterday.)


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Naturally, every metalhead got excited when they learned that the Cavalera brothers would start making music together again. Everyone was anxious to listen to some music done by them, and some were hoping that they would reach the same levels of perfection that they reached when they were in Sepultura. Naturally (again) many were disappointed; others were satisfied; some even loved it. When a couple of months past after the release of "Inflikted" and I had listened to it a billion times, memorized every single note, i was left begging for more. Finally my prayers have been answered and here it is, more music from the Cavalera brothers. The question is, is it good? Does it satisfy my needs?
Yes, but no. It depends on what your point of view is. I am satisfied for now, sort of temporarily. But there is nothing here that my ears will be begging to listen to again, a million times. It's not the most memorable piece of music these men have offered us thus far. It lacks long-term classics because every song sounds kinda over-produced. Choppy choruses and the whammy bar effect on every guitar solo is getting old. The songs on the album are brutal, but where is the grinding and pounding found on "Arise" or "Beneath The Remains"? I agree that every band has to progress and refine their own sound, but there is no variety in the new stuff. Where are the shotgun snares? Where are the groove breakdowns? Unfortunately every song sound quite the same, or really similar, particularly in the structure. Where is the individuality found on "Roots"?
In the end of the day though, Max and Igor are still the best brother tandem in metal so no matter what the band is, that's a fact. I wish they would have used a different lead guitarist on this album; Rizzo's leads are the reason Cavalera Conspiracy reminds me so much of Soulfly. If they had used a more raw-styled guitarist instead of a finesse player like Rizzo i think it would have been more complimentary to the aggressiveness of the songs on this album.
Overall this is a really solid release and an enjoyable listen that is really headbangable. The problem is that not many tracks stand out and there is not much variation. The album is not really benefited by the really high-profile production and recording, as it reduces the raw feeling.
Highlight(s); "Killing Inside".


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RoboHelp 10 introduced a new feature for scripts: events. An event is a specific action that is executed in the RoboHelp application. For example, saving a topic or opening a project are events. With scripting events, you can set scripts to run automatically whenever a certain event occurs.
So why is this great news? Because these events enable you to make the most out of RoboHelp automation. Consider an example: many users have customized WebHelp output. This means that they made thier output files. Whenever WebHelp is generated, they need to paste the modified output files into their output.
Enter events: When WebHelp is generated, RoboHelp automatically runs a script. This script finds the correct output folder and pastes the modified output files into the output.
To illustrate this article, I have created a simple script for this scenario. You can add the script to RoboHelp, and register the script to run whenever a WebHelp output is generated. The script will automatically copy any custom-modified output files into the WebHelp output. Download the script and follow the instructions in this article to set it up.
In this article I will how you how you can register scripts to run when specific events occur and which events are available. I will also show you how you register a script to an event using scripting and which arguments are passed by RoboHelp for each event.
Before you can use the example script, you need to tell the script where your custom-modified output files are stored.
The script is now set up and ready to run.
Note: This example script is very simple and therefore runs on all WebHelp outputs you create for all your projects. You cannot choose for which projects it should run.
Before script can work, you need to register script with the correct event. And to register the script, you need to know which function in the script you want to run. Ask the developer of the script about which function RoboHelp must run. For the example script provided, you need the function copySkinFiles.
To register script with event:
The script is now registered with the event and will run every time after you generate a single source layout. The script will automatically determine whether you've generated a WebHelp output. Try generating a WebHelp layout to see how the script works.
If you don't want the script to run when an event occurs, you must unregister the script from the event.
The script will no longer run when the specific event occurs.
The events supported by RoboHelp are listed in the table below:
|Event occurs
When a topic is closed
|When a topic is opened
|Before a file is imported
|After a file is imported
|After an SSL is generated
Note: When you have an SSL with multiple content categories, this event is fired for every category.
|Before an SSL is generated
Note: When you have an SSL with multiple content categories, this event is fired for every category.
|Before a linked Word document is updated
|After a linked Word document is updated
|Before a linked FrameMaker document is updated
|After a linked FrameMaker document is updated
|When the Save All button is clicked
|After a topic is updated
|Before importing PDF review comments
|After importing PDF review comments
|Before creating a PDF review document
|After creating a PDF review document
|When a project is opened
|Before a project is closed
|After a project is closed
(This section is only for users who want to create scripts.)
You can also register and unregister scripts to events using scripts themselves. For this, the RoboHelp object supports the following three methods:
RoboHelp.registerEvent(eventname:string, filename:string, function to run:string);
RoboHelp.isEventRegistered(eventname:string, filename:string, function to run:string);
RoboHelp.unregisterEvent(eventname:string, filename:string, function to run:string);
The method
registerEvent registers a script to an event, while the method
unregisterEvent unregisters the script. Both the methods return a Boolean value to indicate whether the script was successfully registered or unregistered.
The method
isEventRegistered checks whether a script is already registered to an event. This method returns
true when the script is registered and
false when the script is not registered.
The first and third parameters of the new methods are easy to understand: the name of the event you want to register the script with and the name of the function you want to run when the event occurs.
For the second parameter, you need to know the full path of the file that contains the script you want to register. Luckily, ExtendScript provides a method for getting the file name of the current script:
Therefore, to register the function
copySkinFiles in the current script file to the event
PostSSLGenerate, you can use the following command:
RoboHelp.registerEvent('PostSSLGenerate', $.fileName, 'copySkinFiles');
Most scripting events supply an argument when the script is run. The argument provides details of the event occurred.
The table below lists the arguments that are available when a specific event occurs:
|Argument passed to the function
|The full file path of the topic closed from the WYSIWYG editor
|The full file path of the topic opened in the WYSIWYG editor
|The full path of the file being imported
|The full path of the file that was imported
|The name of the SSL being generated
|The name of the SSL that was generated
|The full file path of the Word document that is being updated
|The full file path of the Word document that was updated
|The full file path of the FrameMaker document that is being updated
|The full file path of the FrameMaker document that was updated
|The full file path of the topic in which the comments are being imported
|The full file path of the topic in which the comments were imported
|The full path of the topic being added to the review PDF
|The full path of the topic that was added to the review PDF
|The full path of the project XPJ file
|The full path of the project XPJ file
|The full path of the project XPJ file
Be sure to read my previous article on Getting started with ExtendScript in RoboHelp. Here are some more scripting resources:


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Card Name: Weathered Wayfarer
Mana Cost: {W}
Colors: White
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Number: 59
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{W}, {T}: Search your library for a land card, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Then shuffle your library. Activate this ability only if an opponent controls more lands than you.
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India opened their West Indies tour with a 116-run victory over Jamaica at Montego Bay in Tuesday's warm-up.
The visitors, winning the toss and batting, hit 289-7, Suresh Raina hitting 50 before retiring.
Two batsmen, Mohammad Kaif and Mahendra Dhoni - who hit three sixes in front of a crowd of 3,500 - each made 49.
Seamer Munaf Patel took 3-33 but there was some concern for the tourists with neither Ramesh Powar nor Sri Sreesanth able to play because of injury.
Some reports suggested 27-year-old off-spinner Powar had been ruled out of the first two one-day internationals after twisting an ankle in practice.
Sreesanth, the young fast bowler, is thought to be closer to match fitness.
The first of five one-day internationals is on Thursday in Kingston.


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Home > News > Baptist Women's Hospital to Start New Weight Loss Program
Published on September 15, 2010
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Baptist Memorial Hospital for Women has created "Weigh2Go!," a 12-week weight loss program for men and women beginning Monday, Sept. 27 at 5:30 p.m. in the hospital's educational classrooms.
The program includes nutritional counseling, meal planning, exercise classes, and general wellness information. Participants will have an opportunity to take a trip to the grocery store, where they will learn how to make appropriate food choices.
Psychological counseling is available to those who need it and will take place outside the class.
The cost of the program is $130.
"We are excited to give attendees the tools needed to make healthy lifestyle choices," said Cyndy Godley, program coordinator. "Losing weight involves a committed lifestyle change, and our program is designed to guide participants on how to make appropriate choices and stick to those choices."
For more information about "Weigh to Go!", please call 901-227-9868.
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The vacation in Bora Bora may be a splendid one but Roberto and Chris L. must face the reality that they have to win Ali's dad's blessing.
At the end of "The Bachelorette: Men Tell-All" special, a sneak peek of the sixth season finale was played. Ali Fedotowsky and the final two, Roberto Martinez and Chris Lambton are in Bora Bora, vacationing with Ali's family. The boys have trouble facing Ali's dad who turns out to be quite protective and skeptic of the whole speedy engagement thing.
ABC said on Tuesday, July 27 that this season will have a "shocking outcome" and a "last minute, heart-wrenching decision" that "forever" changed the lives of Ali, Roberto and Chris. The network did not go on details, but said that Roberto and Chris would be back "to sit with Ali and talk about the shocking outcome" at the season's "After the Final Rose" special airing right after the two-hour finale.
More confusingly, Frank will be back in the picture for he is also going to be in "After the Final Rose". ABC added, "For the first time ever, an unexpected turn of events leaves (Ali) risking it all for love."
"The Bachelorette" season finale airs on Monday, August 2 on ABC beginning at 8/7c.


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Macadamia and Polenta-Crusted Cambozola
Cambozola, while tastes like a combination of creamy Brie and potent Gorgonzola, fills these luxurious warm hors d'oeuvres. If you can't find the German cheese, use Brie instead. Before frying, be sure to coat the cheese completely with the crumbs to seal it.
- Servings: MAKES ABOUT 16 HORS D'OEUVRES
- 3/4 pound Cambozola, chilled
- 2 large eggs
- 1/4 cup milk
- 1 cup unsalted macadamia nuts (about 4 1/2 ounces)
- 3/4 cup polenta (about 4 ounces)
- About 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
How to make this recipe
Cut the cheese into 1 1/4-by- 3/4-inch rectangles. In a shallow bowl, beat the eggs with the milk. In a food processor, pulse the nuts until coarsely ground. Add the polenta and pulse to a coarse powder. Transfer to a plate. Spread the flour on another plate.
Lightly dredge the cheese rectangles in flour. Coat with the beaten eggs and then with the polenta-nut crumbs.
Heat the oil in a large nonstick skillet. Working in batches, fry the cheese rectangles over high heat, turning once, until browned, about 30 seconds per side. Transfer to paper towels to drain and let cool slightly before serving.
Make Ahead
The recipe can be prepared through Step 2 and refrigerated for up to 8 hours.


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Chris Abrams, Visiting Artist - Friday, November 16 (6pm food; 6:30pm talk/workshop)
Posted on November 8, 2012
If you've ever thought about how art, science, computers and everyday objects can come together to do cool things, come to The Whale Lab for pizza and an interactive session with multidisciplinary artist and maker Chris Abrams. Science Center 1315.
"Christopher Abrams is an artist and designer with a constantly evolving multimedia practice. His work focuses on constructing, programming, or engineering chance and unpredictability into otherwise ordered structures and environments.
Abrams graduated Harvard University's Visual Arts Program and earned a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Sculpture from the Massachusetts College of Art. He currently teaches Sculpture and New Media courses at Brandeis University and Emmanuel College, and serves as a Thesis Advisor at Rhode Island School of Design's School of Architecture. He also has taught at Boston University and Emerson College. He lives and works in Waltham, Massachusetts."
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Spicy African Peanut Soup
Recipe by Sackville
We served this on Christmas Eve to friends and family and it was a universal hit! Very filling and its orange colour looks beautiful in a bowl.
Top Review by Yogi8
Delicious! I wasn't sure about the peanut flavor with soup, but it works surprisingly well. I altered a few things to what I had on hand (used less bell pepper, and honey roast peanut butter - omitting sugar.) I'm the only soup & vegie lover in my house, but I'm sure I'll finish off this pot of soup all by myself.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 cups stock or 3 cups water
- 2 slices fresh ginger
- 1 sweet potato, peeled and chopped
- 2 carrots, chopped
- 1 yellow pepper, chopped
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cayenne or 2 fresh chili peppers
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 2 onions, chopped
- 3 green onions, chopped
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1⁄2 cup peanut butter
- 1 cup tomato juice
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
- salt and pepper
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- Heat the oil in a large saucepan over high heat.
- Add pepper, ginger, carrots, garlic, onions and cayenne or chilies.
- Cook for 2 minutes, then add potato and stock.
- Bring to the boil and simmer 10 minutes.
- Transfer the vegetables to a food processor and purée until smooth.
- Return the purée to the saucepan and stir in peanut butter and tomato juice or mash the vegetables in the saucepan until slightly lumpy.
- Add sugar, salt and pepper.
- Serve sprinkled with green onions.


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BILLIONAIRE miner Andrew Forrest has hit back at Wayne Swan, accusing the Treasurer of trying to ''fool'' the public over a last minute compromise on the mining tax struck between Mr Forrest and Kevin Rudd.
Hostility between the magnate and the Treasurer intensified yesterday, after Mr Swan compared Mr Forrest's claims about the tax compromise to fellow magnate Clive Palmer's ''conspiracy theories''.
As reported in The Age in June 2010, Mr Forrest said former prime minister Kevin Rudd had agreed on changes to the resource super profits tax before he was dumped by caucus.
Mr Swan yesterday dismissed Mr Forrest's claim, comparing it to comments by Mr Palmer, who last month alleged the Greens were funded by the CIA. ''You've had Mr Palmer out there with all of his conspiracy theories. Now we've got Mr Forrest making all sorts of claims,'' Mr Swan said.
In response, Mr Forrest accused the Treasurer of trying to fool the public over a deal that he says would have transformed the lives of millions of Australians.
''I note the Treasurer trying to say it's part of a Clive Palmer conspiracy theory and I note the Treasurer trying to confuse others. I'd just to like to say that you can't fool all the people all the time,'' Mr Forrest told The Age.
''This was negotiated with the prime minister in The Lodge and then full briefings were carried out with members of government across Canberra, including the Treasurer's office, and there was no conspiracy about this.''
The war of words was sparked by Mr Forrest's claim that Mr Rudd and mining companies had agreed to an alternative to the super profits tax in June 2010.
Mr Forrest yesterday said the ''wonderful'' arrangement would have funnelled an extra $200 billion into infrastructure over five years.
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THE MODERATOR: We're joined by Offensive Coordinator Brent Pease. Coach, just a few thoughts how preparations are going for the game.
COACH PEASE: I want to say we're excited about being here. Our kids have done a really good job as far as focus, when you come into a situation like this, a big game, you're here this long; you always are kind of concerned with that. But our kids have been really focused and worked hard and we're excited about that.
We've had four good days of preparation, three in the Dome and one out at the Saints's facility today. Thankfully it was indoors because it's probably a little cool outside. Our kids are ready for it.
It's getting to the point where I think they're ready to play, and we're healthy and they're excited. And we're ready to go.
THE MODERATOR: Questions?
Q. I was wondering if you could kind of just walk me through Driscoll's development as a young guy. And do you feel like now coming into this Bowl game that maybe the reins have been loosened, so to speak, or have they been earlier in the season?
COACH PEASE: Absolutely. I think he's a good kid. He's a good player. Anytime you take steps every week, and he's got more knowledgeable, his leadership skills have started to step out. Things get easier.
He understands he anticipates a lot better with what he's doing. He's a good athlete. That was from day one, what he had anyway. And now it's just the development of different aspects of offense, whether we've opened it up and letting him throw it a little bit more and throw it downfield or have more checks at the line, those type of things are things we continue to try to growth with as an offense.
Q. With this much time off since the Florida State game, how do you balance sharpening the offense that's already been in place and innovating and putting in some new things?
COACH PEASE: Well, we look back, and when we were still in Gainesville and tried to do some new things, some things that as we self evaluated ourselves that we could add and other teams that we've studied, see what they do, see what would be good for us.
So we played with a lot of stuff there. But once we got into Louisville preparation back in Gainesville, that's the stuff we started growing in on. Three or four days there, and everything is before we sent them home for Christmas has kind of gone back into the preparation of sharpening everything that we wanted to do.
Q. Could you tell me a little bit about your background with your offensive philosophy. And you've been able to really rely on that run game this year and maybe let Driscoll develop.
COACH PEASE: Well, my offensive philosophy has been to, one, you've got to run the football. Two, help set up explosive plays to throw the football. And three, it's all built around shifting motions and tempo to be deceptive and that's where you can hide your plays, because we're all going to run the same plays. We're going to run power, run zone. Other teams are running power and running zone.
I think when you add a quarterback ability to be a runner in the offense, that's kind of a plus. They're not hard to find because of what high schools are doing nowadays, but every one of our guys are that type of player on our offense with what we do. That's kind of grown with what we have the ability to do, in our offense.
And then we've always, offense philosophy has always been a focus on good about no turnovers, which we've been good on all season, and great quarterback play. And that's something, even with a young kid, you've still got to take from day one where he's at at the end of the season.
I think he's gotten better, as both of them have. So that's been the philosophy offensively for us. But then where we've grown with it is just finding out what we're comfortable with and knowing how our players fit into what we can do and build around our offensive line who is probably the strength of our team initially.
Q. Could you just talk about obviously you've got a game in three days, but Jeff moving forward and I mean obviously this was kind of a whirlwind season for him. But moving forward and how eager you are to work with him with more experience?
COACH PEASE: Yeah, I think you always see drastic improvement, when you take a kid that, wherever we end up after this game, and as you go into spring. He'll know everything we're doing. You can start to go back and spend some time in the film room where you're not having to do it out there, talk a little verbally about him, get the mindset that way and more what they're thinking, and start that development with that process.
And that's going to be key for him. He starts to study himself, starts to study a lot of things that we're going to do and go back and try to improve and improvise new things in the offense and make ourselves better.
And it's not all Jeff. It's all about everybody in the offense, about the O line. It's also about the receivers and getting some people around them that he's consistent with and can continue to stretch the field for the throwing game.
Q. You've talked earlier in the year about how Mike Gillislee has reminded you of Doug Martin, I was curious with the Bowl prep how Gillislee's focus has been and do you still feel that way about him as far as how he's prepared?
COACH PEASE: I do, and I think Mike's really focused. He's a kid that's I mean studied a lot of football while we've been here. I know kids have the opportunity to go do fun things, and some of that I don't know if he's been involved in all that.
I mean, he's really been with the ball, he's practiced well, and he's healthy, because the time off, he carried the ball a lot up through the 12 games we had. Now he's had some time off. He's fresh. And he understands what we're doing, where we're going to fit in with the game plan with it. And he's dialed in.
Q. Looking at Louisville's defense, not a whole lot of numbers that just jump off the page. Haven't got a lot of turnovers this year. Where do they impress you as far as what they can do?
COACH PEASE: I think statistically you look at them, they're very consistent in what they do in rush defense, pass defense, they're a consistent defense overall in statistics. I think their kids are very sound. I think you look at them on film and they play with a lot of effort. And the thing they do real well, they'll keep you off balance with what they do with all their pressures.
Q. Just in terms of the development of the offense this year, came in with a whole new system, having to learn everything. How far have they come and how important were just the last couple of weeks in terms of maybe going back and looking over some stuff?
COACH PEASE: Well, going back over the last few weeks, you know, we really went back to our first they days of install what we had in the spring as well as in the fall. So there's some things we probably weren't doing towards the end of the season. We still went back and hit that stuff.
The kids were good about understanding the concepts and what our point of emphasis was with it. So now everything starts to get hit again, gets a little bit repetitive and the more repetitions you have, the better opportunity you have to be successful. So it's been good that way. And I mean was there another part of your question?
I really think we've come a long ways. I think just looking from the beginning, the guys know the management of the system as far as personnel and in and out and everybody getting involved and understanding kind of all the gymnastics that we do with things. I think they've done a tremendous job of that. I think they've all bought in. Up front. And the guys that maybe we weren't as consistent all year because we've had injuries. So other guys have had to step up. But you got a lot of guys that are playing at that time.
Q. With Gillislee being a senior, still playing some of the younger running backs, Matt and Mack, a little more depending on the flow of the game?
COACH PEASE: Depending on the flow of the game we'd like to. They've gotten a lot of reps in the practices that we've had, because Mike's had repetitions all season. He's still got the reps he needed and we're trying to keep him fresh.
And they've earned some opportunity. And there's a role for him within it. Now, we got great trust in Mike and if he's got to be the guy that's going to be out there we'll put him out there. But in the same sense I think Matt did some good things in the Florida State game and really towards the end of the season, Mack as well. And I think kids, which you guys know I'm being on, just how they practice and prepare, because to me that's what's going to show us as coaches probably how the game's going to flow. And they've done a good job of that.
Q. What has the offense carried forward from the Florida State game in terms of just confidence and prosecution, those kinds of things?
COACH PEASE: Well, we come out and play. I think that guys understand that we went against a very good defense, and we had a very good high point of execution. Took care of the football, did a good job of keeping ourselves on the field in third down situations. That's what we have to do to be successful in any game, on a big stage against a very good team, that presents issues and situations to us defensively because of the pressure that they use.
So we gotta build on what we did, make sure we're sound in our schemes, that we can handle the pressures and go out and make plays.
Q. How big was that game for Josh, coming back from the injury, just that kind of thing?
COACH PEASE: I think there was a stage in there he probably got a little dinged up. He was a little sore. Kept fighting through it. I think his confidence continued to build. He did a good job of getting the ball in the players' hands, throwing the ball and executing it in the running offense. The guys up front took over in the fourth quarter, when we started to lose the momentum a little bit.
So you could see that, and I've seen it at times during the whole season. I've really seen it in practices here at the Bowl, that if when we do things in practice, we hit plays, the kids confidence grows, they're a lot looser, having fun. I've sensed that with communications with him on the phone between plays. He's seeing things. He's a pretty consistent kid. He doesn't let a lot get to him.
But as a coach, when you're around him long enough, you get a feel for that stuff and you understand where they're at emotionally, I think. And I could sense that from him during the game.
Q. As Jeff develops more as a quarterback, do you want to get away from running him more with the read option stuff and let him just really become more of I guess the pocket passer, as you add more running backs to the mix or is that still going to be something really part of the offense?
COACH PEASE: I really think that that's going to be a part of the offense. I look back through, when I was at Boise State, we played Nevada, they had Colin Kaepernick, that's part of what they did. He's very good, see what he does in the pocket, moving the pocket at the next level.
But Jeff's got the arm. And as far as him being a better pocket passer, you know we've got to get some people get better people around him, play the spots, give him more depth that the receivers had, because we had injuries and guys that gotta be more consistent, and he's gotta get those repetitions.
But I still think that using him like we do is you get a little cautious as a coach. You don't want him to take unnecessary hits. But he's big, strong, fast. I think he knows how to protect himself. He knows how to protect himself. He's athletic enough when he gets out there you can see what he's done all season.
Q. Can you just talk about what you've seen from Jacoby the last couple of weeks, days in terms of his mindset and what you see from him moving forward?
COACH PEASE: He's taken a lot of reps even when we were back in Gainesville working out. And he's been good. He's prepared like he's going to have an opportunity to play. And there's no indication that he wouldn't have that in case something, if something happened, he prepares himself as he's the guy, he's good, he's professional about it.
Q. What were some of the hiccups you encountered putting in your system this year that you think maybe will run a little more smoothly next year once these guys are in year two?
COACH PEASE: Maybe doing a little too much too early with number wise plays and trying to get a lot of guys involved in scaling it back and maybe going with guys that are looking more consistent because of the depth we had in possessions. And probably tried to use too many guys in the long run it will pay off because we're trying to get some guys some experience, younger kids, some freshmen maybe they weren't quite as ready putting them on that stage in those situations.
But you look towards the end and now they are. But it's growing pains. It's learning curves. It's maintaining kids' confidence that they've got to go make those plays, and sometimes when they're put in those as a young player, if you don't make them, you gotta keep yourself confidence about it. That's where they built through things with the extra practices and got it done since then.
But I think now you're kind of getting in, as we look into it for next year, you've got experience in those positions. You've got guys that are more mature, and they know what the expectations are of making plays.
Q. With your own line, your offensive line, when you look at who is leaving and the younger guys, what you saw during December, juke line coming in, how do you think that line will look in 2013?
COACH PEASE: I think it's going to look really good. We've got some good kids coming in. We've got some good kids that were young this year. We even got one or two good kids redshirted that I think will be coming up. I think we'll have really good depth. And that's a very they understand how to work together and their role and Coach Davis does with them and kind of develops their chemistry with it. They've done a really good job with that. I think they're excited about because they've had good days where they built on things and through the season. There's things we gotta improve on. By no means we have to improve on our sack ratio, some of that is quarterbacks and catches ball and stuff. But we didn't reach all our goals this year. We've done a pretty good job. But that's what we've gotta do as coaches go back and assess each possession and what our goals were in a lot of areas and say how do we get better.
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Service was awesome. Valet parking was a lifesaver!
A continental breakfast option would be great!
Clean comfortable Nothing
The location to downtown cannot be beat, blocks away from great bars and restaurants. Very clean and comfortable hotel staff was super helpful and recommendations on what to do in our down time.
Need glasses in the room firxwater
Great location, convenience, and staff.
Awesome breakfast, helpful staff, beautiful view, fantastic location Having to pay for parkingg
Room was very clean, gorgeous hotel and the on-site underground parking was very convenient. A little steep at $14/day, but it's downtown Minneapolis so I expected that. Bed was very comfortable and the room was nicely furnished - for the size of the bed though it could have used probably two more pillows. The front desk clerk, Kate, that assisted us with check in was so friendly and helpful when we asked for restaurant and nightlife recommendations and directions. Her suggestions were spot-on! She also upgraded us to a higher floor room and gave us complimentary wifi (I believe it was somewhere around $15 a day otherwise). The pool and spa area were completely overrun with children and adults loosely supervising them. Kids were running, splashing in the spa, going in and out of the workout room... this isn't necessarily the hotel's problem, but my boyfriend and I were really looking forward to a soak in the hot tub that never happened. Also, we received a voucher for an appetizer in the lounge at check in. The night we decided to use it, my boyfriend had left his wallet in the room. When we sat at the bar, I ordered a glass of wine (I had my wallet and ID), and he ordered water, but we were told that we could not sit at the bar if he didn't have ID. He wasn't drinking, but they made us move to a table that was - quite literally - two feet farther away from the bar than we were previously. The appetizer that we received was nothing spectacular (we had the potato skins) and tasted very bland. We didn't order anything but the free app and it took almost twenty five minutes to get it. The water glasses were stained and looked a little dirty. I was not impressed with the lounge or it's staff.
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Horrible service.
Family had a good time. Wifi is available but isn't free.
The cust service was nice They did not hold my bed, I had to sleep on a pullout bed in a conference room
-Club floor ($30 extra per night provides continental breakfast and dinner hors d'oeuvres) -Comfortable beds -Nice view -Affordable parking with in/out priviliges -More food options during continental breakfast
Extremely good value at $79/night! We stayed with some family so we had three rooms total and we got to be right next to each other. Very friendly and personable staff.
spacious hotel. room, lobby, dining area, etc. i like that the breakfast cost was included in the price of the room. that was a nice surprise. no hot tub.
The room was a great space. Everything was excellent and the staff was super friendly and helpful. No hot tub.
Fantastic service, great staff, beautiful lobby. Very comfortable bed. Rooms were quiet and restful. Some of the furniture was a little beat-up, though not very bad. Room was a little dark; would have appreciated one more lamp.
Hotel has an amazing gym with great equipment and a full size indoor basketball course. The room service and valet was excellent, and food was good. Stayed here while Meta-Con was being hosted by the hotel and it was extremely crowded, kids seemed to be having fun but most were obnoxious, rude, and out of line. I wouldn't stay here if the hotel was hosting this event again.
IHome clock radio has old iphone plug. Furniture is a bit worn, but nothing crazy.
The room was comfortable and close to restaurants and other downtown activities. One big negative was the last minute change from 2 queen beds to one king and "Pull-out" queen. The pull-out was too small and uncomfortable. When I asked about the change, I was told that I booked with third party agent. This came across very negative. I booked a room with two beds and it was changed to one bed and a pull-out. Bad business!!
The room was welcoming, larger than expected, great views. Room service was prompt and had great drink selections. The food (mushroom arancini and turkey burger) were great. Easy access to cabs to get us to our NYE destination downtown. Was unaware of the NYE party going on in the hotel, extreme security in place to even get to our room, bottle necks at elevators, loud party goers, and strange routes to get from parking to hotel because of the event. Might have chosen another hotel if we had known.
A great stay for work. Easy walk to the convention center. Friendly and helpful staff. Clean and functional. Very comfortable.
Queen beds were nice and the bathroom was big. Market in the lobby had a good variety of snacks/fruit (a bit pricey). My room didn't have a fridge, but they got one to me in less than 1/2 hour. Very nice staff! Parking right there and not too expensive ($17/day) Room took a bit to cool off, but was nice once it did. At check in I was told that since I booked through a third party (Kayak), they put a $200 hold on my credit card that I would get back. I don't travel much, so I didn't understand this. The room was already nonrefundable.
Great value for money (<$100 per night) given the AirBNB alternatives. Lunch and breakfast spots are a 5-15 minutes walk, which may or may not be a lot. The heater issues seemed to be addressed by instructions on the Front Desk. Would come back given the price. There is construction going on in the larger area affecting multiple properties but not really a lot. That said, it seems things are a bit slower.
The rooms were very small. It seemed that the room had not been dusted in quite sometime. The temp was almost 80 when we checked in. We had to call for someone to come check. It turned out that we were unable to adjust the temp for the entire stay!!!!! Upon check out we discovered that they had charged us for an extra day of parking. It was taken care of but employee not to happy to do it. I would never ever stay here again and would never recommend it to anyone!!!!!!!! Also apple products do not work in the room.
Charged extra for everthing rude front desk people Staff attitude
Great service from the minute we walked in the door! It was our 9 anniversary and they wine and dined us till we left. Nothing
I liked being able to check in early. The hotel desk staff was very friendly and accomidating. I requesting a single bed but was given a double. When I called to change rooms there was no hassle and a bell hop (also very friendly) came to our room to switch keys with us. The shower water took around 3-5 min to turn up in temperature. I felt like I was just wasting water for it to become semi-warm. Also I went down to use the sauna and it was cold. It took about 30 min for it to become semi-warm as well.
A wonderful, well kept, well situation hotel in downtown Minneapolis. If you are looking for a nice place to rest without spending too much, this place is for you. Not much negative to say! There was a slight tear in the one sheet on my bed. WiFi costs money here. Im really getting nit picky put Kayak says I have to use 100 characters!
Great location close to the metro. Staff was very helpful and nice. Check in and check out was very quick and easy. Bathroom had no fan and the sliding door wouldn't stay closed all the way. Minor problem though the room was very modern and comfortable.
We stayed with several other Families and had a great time. All the hotel facilities are newer, clean and functional. No problems at all.
Proximity to Nicollette Mall Temperature was freezing in meeting rooms, common areas
Lounge, Workout Facility, Sauna, and Quiet Room.
They were friendly and extremely helpful and accommodating. I was there for a week and they were on top of my needs and requests.
My room was very quiet, staff was friendly, exciting location downtown close to fun bars, covered parking, hotel is less expensive than other downtown hotels, and I needed a wine bottle opener and was given one at no charge.
Good price, great staff, covered parking
The welcome by staff and their enthusiasm to ensure that my stay was perfect made my visit absolutely wonderful. My stay with Doubletree was outstanding! I haven't stayed in a hotel with such attention to detail and especially to guest satisfaction in a very long time! I would highly recommend this hotel to others. There was little to quibble with, but at times the cleaning was a bit slapdash, and rather late in the day. (i was out early each day I stayed).
The hotel was booked at a GREAT price, and was very clean and roomy! We will definitely be staying here during our next visit! The ONLY suggestion I have is that when checking in, the person at the front desk should inform you of the security deposit that will be charged to your credit/ debit card at the time of check in. We were not informed at time of check in, and were instead given a loud knock on our room door (while we were taking naps after a long day of travel) saying that our payment was declined and that we would not be allowed to stay there if we didn't come to the front desk to make the payment. We all ended up laughing it off, but a warning to let me know my card (which I keep very little money on at any given time) would be charged $200, would have prevented the issue in the first place.
downtown access extra charges - wifi $10 parking $17
This hotel is in walking distance to the Target building and several amazing night clubs and themed pubs. Parking included was a huge benefit. The hotel cleaning staff is Somali and being woken up to extremely loud yelling in Arabic was disturbing.
Comfort No swimming pool
We had a great experience at the Hilton Garden. The valet guys were very friendly and helpful for sure. We couldn't decide where to eat for dinner or where to go. They gave us an idea of what restuarants-bars were close to the area. (almost mini concierges!!) We ended up eating at the restuarant at the hotel, and it was excellent! We enjoyed the two for one bar specials and the food was fantastic. The front desk was helpful with any questions/directions we needed. Overall - great stay! Thank you!! We were going to the Vikings game on Sunday. My son wanted to stay at the hotel where the Vikings stayed at. The description online made it sound like this was the Hilton 'Home of the Vikings' if I recall correctly. As it turned out, the Vikings did not stay at this Hilton, it was one down a few blocks. So be careful with your advertising.
Great staff
Paying for parking
A clean hotel but super simple. The price I paid for the room didn't match the amenities. Would not recommend.
We liked the staff. They were helpful with directions. The Valets are awesome! Cleaniliness
The staff was fabulous and could not have been more helpful. Room was spacious and comfortable.
I liked my stay very much! Nice people, very good and big room, nice beds, liked the towels, everything was clean. Did not hear noise from outside. Location was close to downtown. Breakfast very good I did not like the pizza served in the restaurant of the hotel. There was so much cheese on it, that eating it all would have killed me.
The Hilton Garden Inn was extremely clean, modern, and had the most comfortable beds I've experienced in a hotel.
Great beds
Staff was friendly and helpful. Location is very close to the convention center. Shopping aand restaurants are near.
I paid for my reservation online with kayak. When I went to check in, I was charged an additional 20 something dollars for insurance. It was refunded after we checked out, but it would have been nice to know in advance.
I loved the proximity to the Nicolette Mall in downtown Minn. The staff were extremely well-trained and professional and did I say friendly? The valet parking for $24 for the entire 3 days was an exceptional deal. The pool was a bit small but we did not have time to use it anyways.
Easy to get to & was a good value. The parking lot is small & we ended up using public parking across the street, the cost was the same as parking at the hotel.
It was inexpensive. It was loud all night long, I slept horribly. Also I was worried about the safety of my vehicle.
The rooms were very clean and the breakfast was excellent, would definitely stay here again.
That the room was clean and the complimentary breakfast A shuttle bus should have been provided from the airport to the hotel.
Good value for money and extremely convenient to downtown Minneapolis. Pool was quite small and not conducive to swimming laps and the exercise room was also small and poorly equipped.


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The Fury's regular season is due to end on 21 July and White is expected to make her debut against Jersey Sky Blue on 20 June.
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Uncertainty in Medicine: A Talk With Dr. Djulbegovic
Uncertainty in Medicine: A Talk With Dr. Djulbegovic
In this article (the first of a two-part interview), Benjamin Djulbegovic, MD, PhD, discusses the uncertainty principle in clinical trials, a subject he has written about in The Lancet and elsewhere. Dr. Djulbegovic is associate professor of medicine, Divisions of Blood and Marrow Transplantation, H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute at the University of South Florida, Tampa.
Oncology News International: What is uncertainty?
Dr. Djulbegovic: Uncertainty is inherent in clinical medicine, although many physicians are unwilling to recognize it. It is this need for certainty that leads to excessive diagnostic testing and inappropriate treatments, which result in ballooning health care costs. Uncertainty can have many grades. It can range from complete ignorance to simply not knowing, say, about the relative benefits and harms of the treatment alternatives.
Our relationship toward uncertainty is an epistemological problem. For example, the uncertainty that we are discussing here—experimental testing within the context of clinical trials—is defined by our previous knowledge (and the quality of that knowledge) such as the existence of available evidence, experience, and biological plausibility about a given treatment. Ludmerer has recently made a compelling case that the failure to train clinicians properly for clinical uncertainty was the greatest deficiency of medical education throughout the 20th century.
ONI: What are the tools used to resolve these uncertainties?
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In some cases, preexisting knowledge can be accurate, based solely on the experience and inferences of individual practitioners, as, for example, the use of penicillin in the treatment of pneumococcal infections. Reliance on physician experience may also lead to false resolution of the uncertainty, however, such as the 200-year practice of venesection for treatment of bacterial infections.


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Although the recent release of the original birth certificate of President Obama should put to rest the irresponsible accusations of the "birthers," including Donald Trump, about the legitimacy of the president's birthplace, it will probably still not satisfy some.
The fact of the matter is that this issue is more than a legal question concerning whether the president was born in the United States. It is an expression of fear by mostly disgruntled whites and mostly men that somehow they are losing "their country."
What they are really reacting to is that they resent a black man being president of the United States and how he symbolizes the profound demographic changes that have escalated the numbers of non-white people in the United States, especially Latinos. Believing that this country should be first and foremost a white Christian country, these reactionaries mistakenly believe that non-white Americans are somehow less American and even anti-American than whites.
History belies all of these nonsensical assertions. Latinos, for example, have fought in every U.S. war including the revolutionary war and the Civil War. In World War II, it is estimated that perhaps as high as half a million Latinos, mostly Mexican-Americans, served in the U.S. military and many died for their country, the U.S. not Mexico.
I can't understand why some American Catholics would be part of these birthers given the fact that historically until the mid-20th century, Catholics of all backgrounds were also held in suspicion that they were not really authentically Americans. Why? Because white Protestants wrongly believed that the first allegiance of Catholics was to the Vatican in Rome and not to the Stars and Stripes. Those of us old enough remember how John Kennedy while running for the presidency in 1960 had to publicly proclaim that as an American Catholic his loyalty was first and foremost to the United States and that his being baptized a Catholic should not prevent him from being president.
If only people remembered their own histories, we would hopefully not have these extreme and ahistorical views such as exemplified by the birthers, the nativist anti-immigrant groups, and the Tea Party ones.
Let's learn our history before we make wild and inaccurate assertions that do not lead to a sensible, rational and civil public discourse.
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It's a while since I posted what I'd been up to... and I've been busy... behind the scenes...
I've just completed the documentation for vBArcade, and AJAX Threads, as well as vBShop, which I completed a few weeks back. The vBArcade manual may get some slight tweaks to it as it gets ready for the Gold release.
I've also made slight updates to all the existing documentation I've completed which has been updated.
The vBCredits manual is largely ready, but both myself and @Darkwaltz4 want to get it spot on before it's officially released, as it is by far the most complex manual I've had to write.
What's next? Forumon is on the cards... and that looks like a very complex manual to write. I've been taking time getting familiar with it so that I can write the manual from experience. As many of you will be aware, the setting up takes some time, but it is a fantastic piece of coding (well done @Belazor) on that. I will likely work on another manual or two before the Forumon one is completed, sometimes it's good to change the scenery...
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