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Bereavement and death have been in the news a fair bit recently.
TV star Jade Goody lost her battle with cancer, and Conservative politician David Cameron's son Ivan, who had cerebral palsy and epilepsy, died after a short illness.
Newsround's special programme, Gone, looks at ways four children deal with the death of a close relative.
So have you been affected by death? And if so, what did you do to help you deal with it?
Did talking about it help? Did you speak to any charities or other organisations? Do you have any tips that could help other children?
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"It's really hard when someone who is so close dies. One of my uncles died and I just think of all the good times we have had!!"
Leona, 10, Cornwall, England
"I haven't had anyone close to me die! All my grandparents are living but now some are quite weak! When someone really famous dies, it's really sad! For some, funerals help but for others it makes the problem worse! I understand though that death can affect everyone's emotions - but they may have gone to a better place!!"
Faeqa, 11, London, England
"It's always upsetting when you first hear a member of your family has died. But after a few days you feel OK. You don't just forget about the person who has died, you just accept the fact that they are dead."
Richard, 10, Kent, England
"I think the programme was very good as it would help people who haven't lost anyone. It also comforted me as I lost my great great aunt and uncle about three or four years ago and I also lost a dog I walked last year. It really helped me."
Chelsie, 13, Somerset, England
"When someone does die you can be in shock for ages, but then you realise it is not the end of the world and it's best to just carry on as normal as possible."
Rosalind, 13, Aberdeenshire, England
"My granddad died last August and it was hard to accept that such a brilliant man was dead. I tried to think happy thoughts and not dwell on it too much, and that helped."
Gemma, 12, UK
"I think Gone was very helpful for people who have dealt with death and it helped us to know what to expect and what to think of when it happens to family."
Calum, 12, Buckinghamshire, England
"On my eleventh birthday we found out my Grandma had died of old age. This was quite a shock as she was a healthy and happy person. We tried to carry on without talking about it for the rest of the day because it was my birthday. Going to the funeral really helped me as I could say goodbye and talk to family and friends about happy memories."
Georgina, 11, Wiltshire, England
"I thought Gone was a very helpful programme for people who have dealt with death."
Amreen, 11, Kent, England
"I think the programme was very helpful because I've got a friend whose mum has died, so now I know how she feels."
Kerri, 13, Nottingham, England
"I lost my best friend in a car accident just two weeks ago. Most of my class at school were at the funeral. I really liked your programme, Gone, because it helped me cheer up and remember all the happy times I had with her."
Erin, 12, Ireland
"My Grandma died of cancer when I was five. It took me at least two years to accept that she was dead. I would say that you shouldn't forget the death or ignore it but you should continue with your life."
Emily, 12, California, USA
"I lost my Gran in October 2007 to cancer, she had had it for quite a while, and I knew she would die sooner or later. But when it happened I couldn't actually believe it, and I cried for ages."
Madi, 12, Hampshire, England
"My Granddad is in hospital and I feel so sad because he has had a heart attack but I hope he doesn't die. I also feel very sad for my Nana because she has been with him for more than sixty years!"
Megan, 10, Lancashire, England
"Eight weeks tomorrow my cat passed away, I was so upset. I knew he was going to pass away because he had a stroke and couldn't use his back leg, he was really going down hill. I still get really upset about it but when I do, I think happy things about his life. He will always be my best friend."
Ellie, 12, Essex, England
"I have never had to deal with death. However, I feel that if I did, I would try not to focus on the bad things in life i.e. the death of the person you loved, and try to focus on the positive things, like the fact you still have family around you. So that's my advice. Try to follow it!!"
Maya, 11, East Sussex, England
"My Dad's parents died even before my sister and I were born and my Mum and Dad got married. I don't really cry about it and I wish that I had met before they died. But my two other grandparents are with me and they make me happy!"
Sindurii, 11, Oxfordshire, England
"My great Granddad died three days before my nephew was born. It was a hard thing to deal with because I helped him feed the birds, garden and we always made cards together but I felt better when I talked to my Mum, Dad and teachers at school. My tip is if you feel upset about a death even if it's an animal always talk to someone friends, family and teachers."
Lily, 12, England
"I got a rabbit on the 16th July 2008 and he died on the 16th November 2008. I was distraught and I am still get upset now. He was my best friend."
Lucy, 9, London, England
"I knew a girl who died when I was in Year 4, she left the school when I was in Year 2 but I remember her, when we played together."
Joseph, 9, Surrey, England
"No-one in my family has died but Gone helped me to cope with my best friend who moved to France."
Rosa, 10, Essex, England
"It is sad when somebody dies, I know because my great Grandpa died."
Caitlin, 9, Voorburg, Holland
"My Nan died on 1st April 2007 and I dealt with it by talking to my friends about it. They always help me through it and I have pictures of her which I look at and listen to her funeral song. Sometimes I do cry but that doesn't matter because that's life and it's a normal reaction."
Monica, 11, West Sussex, England
"My Dad died two years ago in a motorbike accident it was horrible but he wouldn't want me to be sad. Eight months later my brother-in-law died so that made everything worse. But I am getting on with life because they wouldn't want me to be sad. Also keep your family as close as possible they really help through times like that."
Hannah, 14, Essex, England
"My Auntie, my Mum's sister died of septicaemia (blood poisoning) on August 29th 2007. This was because she stepped on broken glass due to her being blind, and she couldn't see where she was going."
Mohsin, 13, Bradford, England
"I haven't lost anyone close to me so I don't know what it feels like to lose someone that you love. I will find out soon because my great Nan is very unwell."
Daniel, 13, Warwickshire, England
"My Uncle John died in 2004 and it makes me cry to think about him because we didn't get to spend a lot of time together. What makes me sad is I can't really remember the times when he was well, but it makes what I can remember more special for me. I wish I could have gone to the funeral but my Mum refused to let me go, which didn't help me. I really had to deal with his death on my own because my Mum and Dad thought I didn't understand any of it even though I did. Last year there was a counselling group at school and it was then that I realised I had bottled it all up and all the tears and sadness came out."
Elizabeth, 14, Cardiff, Wales
"No one has died in my family yet but I still watched Gone, it was a good programme and I would recommend it to people whose relatives have died to watch it."
Jennifer, 12, Norfolk, England
"My tortoise died a few weeks ago, I will remember all the good times we had but I always miss him."
Alexandria, 10, London, England
"My granddad died before I was born. It's awful because I never got to know him and I found out that he was really cool and well respected. I wish I had met him..."
Mary-Jane, 13, Leeds, England
"I miss my granddad. He died when I was 10. I will never forget him."
Emily, 11, London, England
"My best friend died around Christmas last year. I was so upset and I didn't think it was real. Life is boring without her."
Kate, 12, England
"Death is a very hard thing to deal with. When it happens you feel alone and nobody can understand what you are going through. When my granddad died I felt like this. The best thing you can do is to talk to someone you can trust. Let it all out. It is natural to cry when a loved one has gone so don't worry."
Megan, 11, Scotland
"My nana died yesterday and I found out this morning. I was upset and my sister, well, she was distraught. We will be going to her funeral on Thursday to say goodbye."
Adam, 11, Dorset, England
"Both my great-granddads died when I was only three so I didn't really understand back then. Now, when I look back at video tapes, I wish I had been older and had got to know them. All of my grandparents are alive and quite young. My great-granny is also alive and well."
Aisling, 11, Ireland
"I lost my nanny not long ago and it's really hard to think that she isn't here to see how much we are improving at school and at home, and how much we have grown. I really miss her. My mum had a baby just after my nan died, so she doesn't even know her. It's really hard and every now and again I cry."
Jodie, 13, Norfolk, England
"When my brother passed away, the most difficult thing was watching my mum and dad everyday being so upset. I suppose none of us have really got over it, because even today when we think about it and talk about it everyone will get upset in my whole family."
Rukhsar, 15, West Yorkshire, England
"My brother died on the 27th January 2008. When someone dies it gives you a horrible feeling that they have left you forever. It just feels like you want to go and hide forever as far away as possible. My friends want to talk to me about it but I always ask them to imagine if they had lost someone close. My top tip is just don't be ashamed to let other people see you crying."
Oliver, 9, Hampshire, England
"I lost my great-grandma to old age, my teacher to a car accident, my auntie to breast cancer and my friend to a stomach infection. I say if this happens to you then see a counsellor like I did. They will help you get your life back on track."
Amy, 13, Kent, England
"My dad died of a heart attack. It was horrendous."
Lindsey, 14, California, USA
"This past Christmas my great-nan died at the age of 101. I went to the funeral and was very upset. But it came to me that deaths are not all bad because I know that when someone dies at that age, you have to celebrate their life."
Stephan, 13, Surrey, England
"I had a cat called Molly, she was my best friend but she died last year. To make me feel better, Mum decided to get me another one. I called it Molly the second in memory of Molly. It took a long time for me to get over her death she was so special."
Abby, 12, Shropshire, England
"I thought the programme Gone was brilliant. My granddad died just after my fifth birthday but I was lucky because less than a year later, my brother was born and he is very like my granddad. So in our house, it's as if my granddad didn't pass away."
Roisin, 9, Cardiff, Wales
"Death is really hard and some people take longer than others to grieve, some deal with it in all different ways and you've got to respect them. When somebody dies it's a very hard time for them."
Georgina, 13, Sheffield, England
"Death is a painful word, my granddad died on 29 August and I was really upset by it. I'm really scared about my other grandpa because he's in his 90s and he hasn't got long left."
Beverly, 11, London, England
"When my dog was put down I felt very sad and gloomy."
Hager, 10, London, England
"Well to tell the truth I have never coped with death because it hasn't happened with me yet. But when it happens to someone I know I will be really very sad but I think Newsround are doing the right thing by telling children how to cope with death."
Lisa, 9, East Dunbartonshire, Scotland
"When my fish Sammy died I was only three years old, I cried but I'm a Christian and I believed, and I still do, that he is swimming around in Heaven waiting for me. When my grandma's dog, Cheeky, died it was the same. But because I was a bit older then I wrote a poem about her and it won a competition."
Jordan, 12, Newcastle, England
"My one-year-old brother died from a major heart problem. The doctors did the best they could. But when my dad told us he had died, I was in shock. I actually knew he was going die soon because he was in so much pain. But I am glad he's in peace now."
Anisa, 12, USA
"I found that when my aunt died, it was really hard to cope with, because everybody in the family would bring up the subject of it. I went to counselling and it really helped to talk things through."
Eliie, 13, Kent, England
"I have had no one that I know die. I consider myself a very lucky girl."
Katie, 9, York, England
"No one has died yet but I am very worried because I am very close to my gran and granddad."
Hannah, 12, Carlisle, England
"My nan died because she was ill. I was upset about it and it was also the same day that my sister was born."
Amy, 11, Milton Keynes, England
"I just cry my eyes out until I'm done. And if you let it all out in a rush, you will eventually find that you cannot cry any more. But I take a moment every month to reflect on the person that has died, and if tears come back then that is absolutely fine."
Alice, 12, Essex, England
"I found it very hard when my cat, Midnight, died after an accident on the road. It was devastating."
Becky, 9, London, England
"My dad died nearly four years ago, and I still haven't got over it. I just can't believe he's dead."
Freya, 12, Kent, England
"When someone you know dies and you become sad, remind yourself that the person that died wouldn't want you to feel sad."
Suhayb, 11, London, England
"When I was not even born my granddad dies but the awful thing I never got to meet him."
Daniella, 11, Bristol, England
"Both of my grandpas died before I was born, and my grandma died when I was really little, and it sometimes makes me sad because I never got to know her, and I always wonder what it's like to have a grandpa."
Rae, 13, Rome, Italy
"The way I deal with death is that I think of all the happy times I spent with the lost one."
Rachel, 12, Dorset, England
"When I was in Year 1 at school, one of my friends died from a brain tumour. We have a special day for her every year, but it will never be the same without her."
April, 11, Dorset, England
"My gran died about four years ago. I was seven/eight at the time. The only way I dealt with her death was by going to the funeral and thinking of the happy and exciting things I did with her and then I cried when I went to bed to let my sadness and emotions out!!"
Laura, 12, Ireland
"I knew someone who lost their mum to breast cancer. He said his mum was coming back, but he soon accepted that she wasn't coming back."
Katie, 11, Worcestershire, England
"Death is a terrible thing, but the person who died wouldn't want you to be sad for the rest of your life."
Molly, 10, Dorset, England
"I lost my nan a year ago. It was difficult but I wanted to stay strong for my family but mostly for my granddad. When I was alone I would sit and think of her sometimes I would even shed a tear. I stayed strong and it got easier."
Kerry, 12, Plymouth, England
"I feel sad but I think when you die you come back as another person or an animal so it's not too bad."
Stella, 10, Glasgow, Scotland
"It's always sad to lose someone important in your family. I have lost people in my family which I have never met but the best thing is I haven't lost my family who I live with."
Louisanne, 11, Essex, England
"I don't have grandparents anymore but I never knew them, so I don't really get that sad about it. My uncle died in a motorbike accident on his way to work when I was six, but I'd only seen him once, when I was a baby, and I didn't understand, so I wasn't really that sad either. My advice to people who have lost close relatives would be to remember all the happy times you had with them, and keep saying in your head that they are happy and in a better place."
Lauren, 11, Wales
"Death is not something to fear. Yes it is hard to cope with but we can't fear a thing that is inevitable. We cannot control it but it is just best to deal with it when it comes and talk to people as that helps too."
Poppy, 13, London, England
"My nanny died in August, just before I started high school. The worst of it was, her sister and brother-in-law had both died that year. The only good thing that came out of her death is my being closer with my cousins. I hope everyone with a death can get help and support."
Kirsten, 12, Northern Ireland
"When my friend's brother died she took up swimming and even now when she is upset she swims. When my granny died six years ago, I was devastated as we were with her. Remembering someone who died isn't bad but always try and think of the good not the bad. Music and books that remind you of them can also be useful. Nothing can ever replace them but you can learn to be with out them."
Debbie, 13, Hampshire, England
"It's so hard to get over death, I don't think anyone ever does."
Olivia, 12, Hull, England
"My great-grandma died last year and I found it hard to cope with, until my friend recommended counselling, which helped loads. It's hard to cope with death, and I think Newsround are doing the right thing to help children understand these things. It took me five months to accept that my great-grandma was gone and could never come back."
Cheyanne, 13, Bristol, England
"My mum died when I was six and I couldn't believe she was gone until a year later, after a teacher helped us remember her. My advice is to forget about death and get on with your life. If you think it will help, don't tell your new friends so that your life stays normal."
Bethany, 12, Bournemouth, England
"Last summer, in the space of two days, my nana and granddad died. I was extremely upset - but sort of happy that they were together and neither of them would have to grieve for the other."
Beth, 12, England
"I can't always deal with death. It's a very hard thing to get over."
Bridget, 11, Staffordshire, England
"It is really hard to get over. It takes a while to realise what has happened because it's such a shock."
Anisah, 10, Edinburgh, Scotland
"My Mum died when I was only eight years old. It was harder for me because I had an older brother and my Dad - so I was the only girl. I never talked to my Dad. Luckily my teachers and friends knew, so if I was upset I would go to them. I even had 'talk time' with my female teacher and we talked about anything! She understood and it was so easy to talk to her. I did feel upset at home - I would normally curl up in my bed and look at all Mum's stuff. Because I never talked to my Dad about this I got over it slowly."
Jess, 12, Oxford, England
"I always felt sad when a member of my family died. First, it was my Great-Grandpa, then my Great-Grandma and lastly my Grandpa. I cried heaps but I was also glad they weren't in pain anymore. I think people still live inside you if they are remembered by other people."
Lucie, 11, London, England
"Death takes a long time to come to terms with. It is something that is so devastating that it feels like you will never be the same again. But you will, it just takes time and remembrance."
Rosa, 13, Hampshire, England
"When people in my family died I didn't talk to anyone about it. Instead, I just kept my feelings bottled up. If I could I would have talked to someone about it, but I found it hard talking to my parents. Death is a really horrible thing."
Jasmine, 13, UK
"It's really hard to get over once you've lost them."
Vicky, 11, London, England
"I think it is hard to get over a death because you have lost something you really love."
Lauren, 11, Liverpool, England
"I got over but it did take a long while and if anybody mentions it, it makes me so sad I sometimes cry. It took me three years to get over death and it is extremely hard."
Chloe, 9, Leicestershire, England
"I don't deal with death very well. My friend died about nine months ago. My Great-Uncle died last week. And my Grandma, who I'm VERY close too, hasn't got very long left. When my friend died I never told anyone how I was feeling. But I've learnt to share my feelings since my Great-Uncle died."
Ray, 12, Birmingham, England
"Three years ago, my Granddad died from cancer. I was really upset and although I didn't see him often he meant a lot to me. My friends were really kind, and my school was very supportive and comforting."
Ceara, 12, London, England
"A very close friend of mine died from cancer in January. It is his birthday in a week. At the time, some people threw nasty comments at me because I didn't want to play - but my friends helped me through."
Lili, 12, Kent, England
"I've dealt with death before and it was terrible. It was my Granddad who I never knew. I was too shy to meet him. He died a couple of years ago in Bangladesh and I feel so guilty because I never visited him."
Nahida, 11, London, England
"My Dad died when I was very young and it was very hard for me to even understand death."
Matthew, 9, Northampton, England
"I lost both my Grandparents in the space of three weeks. It was hard at first but it got easier after a while. I found reading and listening to music a good way to make me feel better. Talking about how happy their lives had been at the funeral was a big help too."
Bethan, 14, Gloucestershire, England
"My Granddad died about four years ago the night before my birthday. Now when it's my birthday I always feel upset."
Sarah, 13, Sheffield, England
"It's horrible death, even if someone famous dies, for example Jade Goody and Mark Speight. It's very heart-breaking."
Laura, 11, Northants, England
"My Granddad died five years ago and my Nan died two years ago. It was quite strange for me because I never really knew them that well, I wish I had. I hate death, I wish it never existed!"
Hanna, 11, Plymouth, England
"My Great-Grandma died a few weeks ago and I was devastated, even though she couldn't hear, was blind and I didn't really know her that well, I still miss her. My mum went to her funeral and I could see that she was upset and I knew my Grandma would be crying her eyes out. But she had to die soon because she is 101 and she was going to be 102 this year, but at least she is at peace now."
Alice, 11, England
"I talked with my friends . I wouldn't have got through it without them. I found it harder to talk to my Dad than my Mum."
Emily, 11, England
"Just last month a boy in my class died. It was very sad and made life really tough, but in school we made a memory book and had a special day for him. Slowly the pain of his death is easing."
Meabh, 12, Dublin, Ireland
"Someone in my family died three years ago. All I ever do if I find things that were hers or that she gave me is to just cry and I really miss her loads. I just wish that she was here with me and all my family!"
Charlie, 12, Staffordshire, England
"My Mum died in a car accident when I was eight. I cried a lot, but my friends got me through it. My brothers had a hard time, so did Dad. My three brothers and I went to a counsellor, but it was mainly my friends who helped me."
Abbie, 13, Sheffield, England
"It is so so hard to get over death."
Sophie, 11, Lincolnshire, England
"A few years ago my best friend died from cancer and a few years before that my Grandma died from a botched operation. I think death always hits me hardest because I never give up hope until it's too late. I find it hard to cry and it just wells up inside of me. I was depressed for ages but I feel now like I have more hope in the world."
Alice, 13, Devon, England


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Last year, many of you told me that you were making or buying handmade gifts. Many of you also took the handmade pledge. So, if you're in the market for a one-of-a-kind gift for a special someone in your circle of friends, I thought I'd round up some of the best handmade gifts I've come across, using, of course, my favorite purveyor of everything DIY and handmade, Etsy.
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Seminal Image #633
The Set Up
(Robert Wise; 1949)
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I just re-watched this in the last couple of months. I love it.
- April 02, 2007 4:07 AM
- Vanwall said...
I loved Robert Ryan in any movie - his film presence just radiated a kind of ferocity, even when he was smiling, or maybe that's when he radiated it the most. He had one of the great voices in the movies, too - from the beginning to the end, it made you pay attention to the screen when he spoke.
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Subramanian, NR and Ravishankar, S (1991) Hypersonic flow computations. Technical Report. National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore, India.Full text available as:
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A stable , accurate amp; efficient implementation of MacCormack's algorithm for the inviscid limit of the parabolised Navier-Stokes equations is demonstrated. Shock capturing and application of boundary conditions based on the normal mometum equation at the wall has been applied. The post and pre shock oscillatiops have been considerably13; reduced by using a second order smoothing.Canputed results for the sharp cone at angle of attack show good agreement with Babenko's.
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Over the past several years the City of Sheridan has stepped up their recycling efforts considerably. The presence of numerous blue bins around the City is a testament to that effort and now the City is experimenting with curbside recycling. Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey stresses that for now, curbside recycling is just that, an experiment.
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The Munich Security Conference has become the major security policy conference worldwide. Each year, since 1962, it brings together senior figures from around the world to engage in a debate on current and future security challenges.
Each year, some 350 participants from 40 countries discuss in depth their views on the development of transatlantic relations as well as European and global security. Invitees include Ministers, members of Parliament, high-ranking representatives of the armed forces, scientists, and media representatives.
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Kidfully Event: Youth Obstacle Boot Camp (For Ages: 5-11 Years)
Friday, June 27, 2014 from 5:10 PM to 6:00 PM (PDT)
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At Kidfully, our goal is to help parents discover the best activities for their kids. Every month, we organize Kidfully Events for our community to try out the best local activity providers in your local neighborhood.
Looking for ways to keep the young uns' fit while having fun? Or maybe you're ready to try something new after that umpteenth trip to your local playhouse? Come try this obstacle-based fitness program for something fun and outside-the-box. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1jS71w_ZUM
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For ages: 5-11 years old
Activity goals: Improving strength, endurance & agility, building confidence, instilling teamwork
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603 Harbor Blvd, Belmont, CA
5:10pm - 6:00pm Fri, June 27th
What is the Youth Obstacle Boot Camp?
Each course employs obstacles and other equipment such as hurdles, rope climbs, battle ropes, monkey bars, wall climbs, quick-foot ladders, balls, cargo net climbs and cones to help develop dexterity, strength, endurance, and agility. We will incorporate similar obstacles seen at Tough Mudder™ and Spartan Races™. By tackling these obstacles, kids will also develop a mental strength that they can use for a lifetime. Each session begins with instructions and warm-ups (5-10 min), followed by the day's obstacle course and every day is different. No two classes are the same. This not only keeps boredom at bay, it also teaches kids to adapt to changing environments and embrace new challenges. Kids are divided into subgroups so the course can be completed in about 30 minutes. Each group rotates through the obstacles until all obstacles have been completed. Class is concluded after a 5-minute cool down. Learn more at http://www.youthobstaclebootcamp.com/
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Youth Obstacle Boot Camp
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Friday, June 27, 2014 from 5:10 PM to 6:00 PM (PDT)
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Entering its 2nd season, Whitney is a hilarious look at modern day love, which centers around Whitney (Whitney Cummings, Chelsea Lately) and Alex (Chris D'Elia, Glory Daze), a happily unmarried couple. Together for three years, the duo is in no rush to get hitched, which seems to get a mixed response from their friends.
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|Whitney and Alex celebrate their unofficial wedding day and Whitney is thrilled when her mother Candi pays a visit. However, she is soon brought to tears when her mom leaves abruptly. Alex's response to the situation makes things even more awkward. Meanwhile, Lily and Roxanne try to decide on an appropriate wedding gift for Whitney but cannot agree on the perfect present.
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|Alex and Whitney decide to share a joint checking account as Whitney is hard up for cash. The plan goes awry after she is less than impressed with Alex's finances and from there the penny pinching begins. Meanwhile, Mark makes a rash decision and buys a bar to the chagrin of everyone.
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|After Alex (Chris D'Elia) reveals he "faked it," Whitney (Whitney Cummings) decides they need to come clean about their past lies. Lily (Zoe Lister-Jones) reveals too much about Whitney's former life to Alex. Meanwhile, Mark (Dan O'Brien) hires R.J., (Tone Bell), the new bartender at Low Bar, proving to be fresh meat for Roxanne (Rhea Seehorn) and Lily.
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|When Alex takes an accidental dive off stage while speaking at his alma mater, Whitney's reaction is less than heartwarming. Meanwhile, R.J. tries to school Mark on the art of chivalry using Lily as an example. Roxanne, Mark's intended target doesn't initially take his bait.
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|When Alex (Chris D'Elia) agrees to let his ex-fiancé Chloe (June Diane Raphael) crash on his couch during her stay in town without notifying Whitney (Whitney Cummings), he finds himself in trouble. Instead of consoling his current significant other, he has to cater to his ex, putting Whitney in an awkward situation. Meanwhile, Roxanne (Rhea Seehorn) lets Lily (Zoe Lister-Jones) use her apartment for some alone time with a date and ends up crashing for the night with Mark (Dan O'Brien). Tone Bell also stars.
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|Til death do us heart -- While trying to uncover what has been making Alex's (Chris D'Elia) allergies flare, Whitney (Whitney Cummings) reveals a heart condition that has plagued her since childhood. Meanwhile, Lily (Zoe Lister-Jones) introduces the gang to her new beau, but they find that he tends to have a hard time getting to the point and Mark (Dan O'Brien), Roxanne (Rhea Seehorn) and R.J. (Tone Bell) find themselves rushing to finish his sentences.
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|When Whitney (Whitney Cummings) is contacted by a terrible ex-boyfriend who is looking to make amends, Alex (Chris D'Elia) warns her to stay away, but Lily (Zoe Lister-Jones) encourages her to arrange a meeting. However, when Whitney meets him she finds out that old habits die hard and Alex is forced to defend her honor. Meanwhile, R.J. (Tone Bell) reveals to Roxanne (Rhea Seehorn) that she may have a thing for Mark (Dan O'Brien).
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|In an effort to have some time by himself, Alex (Chris D'Elia) lies to Whitney (Whitney Cummings) about going away for a tech seminar. However, Whitney soon uncovers the truth and makes them go to couple's counseling with Dr. Grant (John Cleese). Meanwhile, to Lily's surprise (Zoe Lister-Jones), R.J's (Tone Bell) eight-year-old niece takes a liking to Roxanne (Rhea Seehorn). Dan O'Brien also stars.
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|When Alex's abrasive brother comes to visit, Whitney is unable to stop herself from blurting out her true feelings about him. Meanwhile, Lily plans a secret date to the grocery store for Roxanne and Mark in hopes of bringing them closer together. Just when it seems to be a bust, Roxanne surprises everyone.
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|When Whitney's father comes for a visit and gives her $5,000, she believes he has finally changed for the better. Although Alex encourages her to use the money to rent an art gallery to display her photos, Whitney instead gives the money to Lily who is desperately short on cash. Later, the money trail continues when Lily entrust Roxanne to be the keeper of the $5000 but Roxanne proves to be ill prepared for the job.
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|When R.J. and Alex reminisce about their former motorcycle days, Alex tries to bring the past back to life. Whitney, not as enthused, demands that Alex not get a motorcycle. Meanwhile, without Mark's approval, Lily decides to order new beer for the bar, benefiting everyone in the end.
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|Girls just want to have fun. Whitney (Whitney Cummings) can't hold back her excitement at the opportunity to reconnect with her half-sister, but when the reason behind Lauren's (guest star Natasha Leggero) visit is revealed, Whitney realizes she must support her sibling's life-changing decision. Meanwhile, Alex (Chris D'Elia) and Mark (Dan O'Brien) try to cheer up a newly dumped and depressed R.J. (Tone Bell) after discovering him soaking in his bathtub.
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|Trouble in paradise. Alex (Chris D'Elia) convinces Whitney (Whitney Cummings) to celebrate their honeymoon at his parent's lake house, but they are surprised to be greeted by Alex's troubled father upon arrival. Wayne (Guest star Dean Norris) reveals to Whitney that the picture perfect marriage between he and Alex's mother is not as great as everyone believes. In the meantime, Mark (Dan O'Brien), Lily (Zoe Lister-Jones) and Roxanne (Rhea Seehorn) make themselves comfortable in Alex and Whitney's apartment and discover some weird habits their friends share.
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|What starts as a little friendly competition at Low Bar ends on a sour note when Whitney (Whitney Cummings) goes one step too far by showing her backside to the group. Alex (Chris D'Elia) is angry at Whitney's actions, but in order to show her he's not uptight, he tries to take a compromising photo of himself but is embarrassingly interrupted by Roxanne (Rhea Seehorn) and Lily (Zoe Lister-Jones). Meanwhile, Mark (Dan O'Brien) discovers R.J. (Tone Bell) is deathly afraid of spiders.
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|Why can't we be friends? - Whitney (Whitney Cummings) begs Alex (Chris D'Elia) to hang out with Lily (Zoe Lister-Jones) because she is in need of a male friend. Alex reluctantly agrees, but ends up thoroughly enjoying Lily's company. Meanwhile, to bring excitement back to Low Bar, Mark (Dan O'Brien) and R.J. (Tone Bell) start up a competitive game of darts. All goes well until Roxanne (Rhea Seehorn) is accidentally struck in the back with a dart.
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|I need a shrink. - While on a walk through the park with Alex (Chris D'Elia), Whitney (Whitney Cummings) spots her psychiatrist, Dr. Price (Guest star Chelsea Handler), ferociously eating a birthday cake by herself. Whitney sees this as a red flag and meets with Dr. Price to get to the bottom of her issues. Meanwhile, R.J. (Tone Bell) sets Mark (Dan O'Brien) up on a date, causing Roxanne (Rhea Seehorn) to admit her feelings for him.
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Huge fan since episode 1!
This show is so different from all the other "sitcoms" out there today. The writing is SEPURB, the characters are incredibly lovable (all of them). You watch this show wishing you were friends with all the characters because they are all fun, quirky, and delightfully weird. Defidently worth every penny I have spent downloading. Will continue to watch and spend $! Don't you dare cancel this show!!
This show is great!
I've never written a review of a TV show in iTunes, but I have to state how much I love this show. I've watched it from when it first aired last year. It has gotten funnier with each episode. And now the second season has surpassed the first, which I was worried about they writers and actors could pull that off.
It's the only TV show for which I have a season pass. I can't wait to see what is in store for these characters. It's truly the anti-Friends for the new century.
Bravo Ms. Cummings! I hope it has a long and successful run.
this show is so hillarious and its one of my favorites other than elementary.
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Boho Chic, Farmhouse, Cottage Chic, Shabby, Rustic, Funky, Artsy, Eclectic Finds & unique vintage decor. Specializing in eclectic, bold, colorful painted furniture, shabby, cottage chic, farmhouse & unique vintage items.
What goes around comes around and so do my pieces...back around for a second chance! Your recycled item helps save the earth one piece at a time! Repurposed, reclaimed, recycled.
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Boho Chic, Farmhouse, Cottage Chic, Shabby, Rustic, Funky, Artsy, Eclectic Finds & unique vintage decor. Specializing in eclectic, bold, colorful painted furniture, shabby, cottage chic, farmhouse & unique vintage items.
What goes around comes around and so do my pieces...back around for a second chance! Your recycled item helps save the earth one piece at a time! Repurposed, reclaimed, recycled.
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I am a collector of vintage items....since the 1970s. I began collecting things, rescuing items curbside, and ultimately, my friends began to bring items to me! Visit my second shop, MAXS UNIQUITIES, for Industrial, Steampunk, Man Cave Decor & Eclectic Decor (shop operated by my son). www.etsy.com/shop/MaxsUniquities
I began painting discarded chairs for my garden in funky, bright, eclectic color combos. Friends would stop by to visit, sit in my garden and take notice of my funky chairs. Quite often my friends would suggest that I sell my unique creations. My response was standard, "No, I don't want to start creating and selling the chairs for a business....it will not be fun anymore".
Well, I was wrong! If it doesn't move, I am painting it! My first goal was to transform my yard into an garden oasis during my young children's naps. My garden is complete, my children no longer require naps, and I began to paint more and more. Recycling and transforming pieces is my thing! My son, who is now grown, had no choice to catch the Etsy bug, so he opened his own shop: www.etsy.com/shop/MaxsUniquities
Etsy saved me from being a Scrounge Hound hoarder! My friends and sister suggested that I begin to sell my creations. They would see fabulous creations on their shopping excursions and say to me, "You can make that". The rest is Scrounge Hound history....
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Casa Karma Decor
Owner, Maker, Designer, Curator, Designer And Artist Of Unique, Eclectic, Funky, Creations And Vintage Decor
Paint is my best friend! I have been collecting vintage items since the 1970s (before collecting was En Vogue)! I create funky, colorful, eclectic chairs and furniture from discards. I am a true Scrounge Hound & transformations are my forte!
Owner, Maker, Designer, Curator, Artist, Designer, Creator
Casey Jones, the family cat, is posed on my worktable. Casey makes a great assistant, though sometimes he gets in the way! Visit my son's shop, MAXS UNIQUITIES at maxsuniquities.etsy.com
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All of my pieces are rescued....pieces given to me by friends, purchased at a local thrift store, or yard sale. My pieces are lovingly refurbished, recycled, repurposed, repainted and get a second chance. Visit my son's shop: MAXS UNIQUITIES for Man Cave Decor, Industrial, Steampunk, Dude Finds, Urban, Vintage & Eclectic Decor www.maxsuniquities.etsy.com
Specializing in uncommon home decor, cottage chic, funky furniture, boho decor, and eclectic home goods. Recycled, repurposed, reclaimed home decor. CASA KARMA DÉCOR strives to save the Earth, one eclectic piece at a time. I appreciate your interest and your visit to CASA KARMA DÉCOR.
Accepted payment methods
- Accepts Etsy Gift Cards and Etsy Credits
Etsy Gift Cards always welcome.
LAYAWAY: LAYAWAY AVAILABLE, refer to LayAway section (below) in "Additional Information" in my shop policies.
International Shipping: Please send your postal code if inquiring about International Shipping.
SHIPPING METHOD: USPS, FedEx, UPS, Greyhound Package Express (GPX).
SHIPPING OF BULKY/OVERSIZED ITEMS: All items ship with insurance and tracking information.
CHICAGO/LOCAL SHIPPING: Local Chicagoland customers are welcome to pick up their items at a mutually agreed upon delivery date/time/location.
CHICAGO/LOCAL DELIVERY: Items can be delivered within a 30-mile radius of Chicago, for a delivery fee. Please ask! Local delivery will be made at a mutually agreed upon delivery date/time.
GREYHOUND SHIPPING: Greyhound Package Express (GPX) is economical shipping for large, bulky items. Bus terminal to bus terminal shipping; your item will travel aboard Greyhound Bus as cargo. Buyers are responsible for picking up their items at GPX within 3 business days upon item arrival at GPX final destination. GPX will contact recipient, via phone, upon item arrival. GPX requires that items are picked up within 3 business days of items' arrival. Please provide your phone number. GPX loss claims are responsibility of buyer. CASA KARMA DECOR will assist buyer's file GPX damage claim or GPX loss claim. GPX requires an inspection of damaged item, visual inspection of original shipping box, and inspection of shipping box materials/contents. Buyer shall be responsible for retaining all required materials per GPX policy.
FREIGHT SHIPPING/TRUCK SHIPPING FOR OVERSIZED/BULKY ITEMS: CASA KARMA DÉCOR will work with you to coordinate truck freight shipping. Truck freight shipping is door to door shipping in a privately owned truck.
COMBINED SHIPPING: Always glad to combine multiple items in one shipping box to keep your shipping prices lower. Will combine shipping for items purchased at my son's shop: www.etsy.com/shop/MaxsUniquities when possible. Just ask about combined shipping!
Refunds and Exchanges
RETURN FOR ITEMS DAMAGED DURING TRANSIT: Please contact Casa Karma Décor via Etsy Convo or casakarmadecor [!at] gmail.com prior to returning your item or prior to leaving shop feedback.
REFUNDS FOR ITEMS DAMAGED DURING TRANSIT: Please contact Casa Karma Décor if item damaged during transit. Buyer shall carefully inspect delivered item(s) upon delivery and buyer shall contact Casa Karma Décor within 3 days of receipt of items damaged during transit. Buyer shall retain all packing contents, shipping box and damaged merchandise. Please submit several photos of damaged merchandise and photos of damaged shipping box.
Buyer shall contact Casa Karma Décor with return instructions prior to returning item(s). *Returned items must be returned, in original condition, within 10 days from initial seller discussion regarding return instructions. Please note that buyer is responsible for all return shipping charges, except in case of damage.
Damaged items, all packing contents, and shipping box MUST be retained by buyer. Buyer shall retain, and make available for possible inspection, all packing contents, shipping box, and damaged merchandise for item damage inspection by original shipper/original carrier. Casa Karma Decor will provide return instructions for return of items damaged during transit, if applicable.
Items damaged during transit, will be considered after submitting multiple item photo(s) of damaged item(s) to Casa Karma Décor at casakarmadecor [!at] gmail.com
Buyer is responsible for returning items in original and unaltered condition as photographed/listed in Etsy listing. Buyer shall be responsible for insurance loss claims if returned item is damaged during return transit to seller.
CANCELLATION POLICY: Please send an Etsy Convo if you need to cancel your transaction. Once an item has shipped, cancellation will not be possible.
CASA KARMA DÉCOR strongly believes in Karma, what goes around comes around, so I strive to make EVERY transaction a POSITIVE transaction.
Additional policies and FAQs
CASA KARMA DÉCOR features prompt, personalized, responsive customer service. Items usually ship the next business day via the most economical shipping method for your transaction. Buyer shall contact CASA KARMA DECOR via Etsy Convo with item concerns/item issues prior to leaving an item review.
VINTAGE ITEMS: Vintage items are accurately described in detail, vintage items are accurately photographed, and sold in "as is" condition. Please be sure to ask questions about vintage items prior to your purchase. Items may not be returned.
VINTAGE-LOOK ITEMS: Vintage-look items refers to items that have been altered by Casa Karma Decor and vintage-look items are not "vintage". Please read the detailed item description prior to making your purchase and ask questions. Items may not be returned.
CUSTOM ORDERS: Please ask! Custom Orders always welcome. Upon receipt of full payment, custom orders will be filled. Photos will be sent throughout the creative process to ensure satisfaction.
RESERVED ITEM(S) PAYMENT: Payment expected within 3 days of reserving your item. Items may be reserved, please send me an inquiry via Etsy Convo, we can discuss the details.
LAYAWAY AVAILABLE: Please inquire about LAYAWAY, via Etsy Convo, for 90 day-layway.
MAKING YOUR INITIAL LAYAWAY PURCHASE: Minimum LAYAWAY purchase amount is $50.00, excluding shipping, and may include multiple items, for up to 90-days.
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in "Note to Seller" section of your invoice, please leave a note
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to let me now which item(s) you wish to LAYAWAY.
The initial deposit amount is $15.00, which will be applied as a $15.00 item credit toward your item purchase. Initial deposit amount of $15.00 is non-refundable. Initial $15.00 deposit will be forfeited if item(s) are not paid in full within 90 days.
Your layaway item listing will be updated to reflect that the item(s) is in LAYAWAY and reserved in your name. Your layaway listing, reserved in your name, will reflect your new updated credit of $15.00 toward your item purchase, your item balance will be updated, your reserved listing will include updated listing verbiage regarding layaway payments applied and LAYAWAY payment deadline.
It is buyer's responsibility to contact Casa Karma Décor via Etsy Convo or e-mail, 24 hours prior to making a subsequent layaway payment. Be sure to include your desired layaway payment amount in your Etsy Convo.
Casa Karma Décor will create a subsequent listing, reserved in your name, for ease of making payments. Remember, please allow 24-hours for Casa Karma Décor to create a Layaway Payment listing for you.
Your item(s) will be shipped after full payment has been received. An accurate, current shipping price will be provided upon full layaway payment of your item(s).
If you do not purchase your layaway item(s) and wish to cancel your layaway transaction, your $15.00 initial layaway deposit payment will be forfeited.
CASA KARMA DÉCOR appreciates your business. Please contact me with any questions, I am happy to help!
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The Band Perry were named ACM's Top New Artist at ceremonies held in Las Vegas on April 3, 2011! The ACM Awards, televised on CBS, also featured a stirring TBP performance of their #1 hit single, "If I Die Young."
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LEO A DALY was commissioned to design a 15-story residential tower in Doha, Qatar. Situated next to a transit station and the Arabian Gulf, the tower will include 315 units with one, two and three bedrooms. Amenities will include below grade parking, a restaurant, fitness center, swimming pool and a business center.
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Author: Mike Desmarais, Founder & CEO, SQM Group
All of SQM's clients are interested in understanding and using standard operating procedures (SOP) best practices in order to deliver OCR, Csat, and to retain customers. SOP practices are specific to the operation that describes the activities needed to complete a task in accordance with an organization's standards for handling specific inquiries and problems. In fact, SOP practices define the expected practices to be adhered to for all contact channels handling customer inquiries and problems. It has been SQM's experience that most organizations have used SOP practices to varying degrees for a long time. However, organizations performing at high OCR and Csat levels tend to be very good at SOP practices for their core contact channels. In addition, SQM has many clients who have improved their OCR and Csat performance by making improvements to their existing SOP practices.
The main reason why SOP practices are so effective for improving the performance of contact channels for resolving inquiries and problems on the first contact is because they are based on the most common contact reasons (e.g., billing, claims, orders, or account balance inquiry). In other words, when an organization has great SOP practices for handling recurring types of inquiries or problems, the organization has great OCR and Csat performance. Self-service channels are effective, for the most part, for handling repetitive low-complexity inquiries or problems; however, there is room for OCR and Csat improvement. Self-service channels are more effective at repetitive contact handling than contact channels serviced by CSRs, primarily because self-service is automated and provides consistent messaging. CSRs are human and therefore are more inconsistent. The vast majority of calls that CSRs handle are repetitive types of contacts. This provides a great opportunity to improve OCR and Csat when an organization focuses on improving the SOP practices for these specific contact types. It is easier to improve an inquiry or problem, in most cases, if it is a repetitive type of contact.
More details can be found in SQM's book:
The purpose of this book, One Contact Resolution 2nd Edition, is to help contact center managers use best practices for improving customer experience.
Available here
2015 Contact Center FCR Best Practice Award Winner – Standard Operating Procedure – FedEx
Criteria: There are 15 distinct Best Practice Awards (i.e., Omni-Channel, Web Self-Service Channel, IVR Self-Service Channel, Chat Channel, Quality Assurance Program, Desktop Applications, CSR Recognition Program, Career Development Program, Call Handling Practice, Real-Time CSR Support Queue, Performance Management System, CSR Coaching Program, CSR Training Program, CSR Hiring Process, Standard Operating Practices).
These awards recognize the organizations that have demonstrated they have improved or helped maintain high first call resolution and customer satisfaction performance.
FedEx provides so much more than package delivery – we're in the business of serving customers. In fact, we have 300 Customer Representatives serving our customers 24×7 to provide tracking, pick-ups, location information, new account set ups and payment. And with our contact centres engaging in millions of calls and digital interactions every year in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver, it's imperative that at FedEx we provide excellent service in a consistent way. But because our very business is built upon serving our customers both within and beyond Canada's borders, we need to ensure that our service is consistent regardless of location.
To make this happen, FedEx relies heavily on the use of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) in all aspects of our business. These SOPs help ensure our customers experience a consistent approach to dealing with issues and reduce the chances of errors or omissions. To make sure the SOPs achieve the end goal of ensuring stellar customer experience, we have created a number of metrics with Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to help translate and synthesize our Voice of Customer feedback. Not only do these KPIs allow us to monitor customer experience, it enables us to further improve every customer touch point.


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This event addresses the economic implications for meeting the state's water needs as our population doubles in size over the next 50 years. Scientists, engineers, policy analysts, legislators, CEOs, agency officials, and interested citizens learn about the latest advances for achieving water security in the agriculture, oil & gas, power, and manufacturing industries.
Hosted by The Academy of Medicine, Engineering & Science of Texas.
Monday, May 19, 2014 at 7:00am to 7:00pm
AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)
1900 UNIVERSITY AVE , Austin, Texas 78705
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TruLine 1.6A 10 Watt RGB (Red Blue Green) 24VDC Plaster-In LED System creates a clean line of glare free general illumination within drywall. The linear LED system features a shallow 5/8 inch deep plaster in aluminum extrusion no thicker than drywall that houses two 5 watt rows of high CRI commercial grade RGB LED Soft Strip. Its 1.6 inch wide diffuser lens projects a clean line of light without LED dots. System mounts directly to studs without joist modification. TruLine 1.6A is sold in 1 foot increments up to 20 feet at 10 watts per foot, and may be field cut to any length. LED Soft Strip may be cut every 2.4 inches. Average lamp life 50,000 hours. TruLine 1.6A can be installed on a single surface plane (wall or ceiling), or on multiple planes that join runs from wall to ceiling or from one wall to an adjacent wall. Optional accessories available to create desired configurations including picture frame miter and room wrapping applications. Included components: TruLine 1.6A channels, LED Soft Strip, TL 1.6A Junction Box, TL1.6A Take-Up Box and all mounting hardware. Requires RGB power supply with DMX driver available in a 100 watt, 2X100 watt, 3X100 watt or 4X100 watt option. Controllers include a CTP touch screen controller, CDP color dial controller, or CDMX1-RGBW touch controller. Indoor applications only. Fixture includes a 5 year warranty. Major components made and assembled in the USA. Required power supply, controller, and optional mounting components sold separately. Product is built to order.
Pure Lighting combines minimalist design with state-of-the-art technology to produce innovative lighting that seamlessly blends into drywall or plaster ceilings. The revolutionary collection features Truly Trimless recessed fixtures, advanced LED RGB technology and concealed lighting components that provide a clean, glare-free internal look ideal for commercial or residential applications.
The Aurora RGB is the only recessed fixture to combine both halogen accent light with colored LEDs resulting in a glowing disc of color at the aperture while the halogen white light projects downward performing an accent function. LEDs are controlled to be static color, cross-faded or set to the beat of the music. Other features of the Aurora family include hot aiming lamp adjustment, knife edge apertures, a rigid plaster plate and dome interior. The self locking gears and other hardware are hidden behind the lamp within the dome interior and the knife edge aperture eliminates glare and brightness creating a skylight effect. The flush mounted rigid plaster plate continues a clean uninterrupted ceiling and prevents chipping and cracking at the trim aperture, which is common with other recessed manufacturers.
The fixtures are available with the Truly Trimless 3.3" aperture, along with beveled and flat flush trims of various aperture sizes. Complimenting the Aurora family, the Genna wall wash features a trim that produces no-glare at the aperture and an ultra uniform field of light that covers the entire wall with a straight edge at the ceiling plane. Beyond the accents and downlights, the Stratus wall grazer offers dramatic yet energy efficient lighting for textured surfaces by uniformly (8 x 160 beam) illuminating vertical surfaces with warm white or cool white LEDs.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- Federal officials announced today that Ogle County has been added to the list of designated counties for the emergency declaration, following record or near-record snow on Feb. 5 and 6.
?State officials provided additional information that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) staff carefully reviewed,? said Larry Sommers, FEMA?s federal coordinating officer for this declaration. ?Now, federal funds are available to help this county recover some of the expenses it incurred.?
The original seven counties included in the March 13 emergency declaration are Boone, Carroll, Jo Daviess, Lake, McHenry, Stephenson and Winnebago.
Officials from the Illinois Emergency Management Agency and FEMA will contact representatives of eligible local governments and non-profit organizations in Ogle County next week to help them apply for federal disaster assistance.
The disaster aid will cover the use of equipment, contracts, and personnel overtime related to emergency services in dealing with the snow for a 48-hour period. These are the crucial hours when work crews clear snow from emergency routes and roads to critical facilities to permit the passage of emergency vehicles. Related emergency protective measures such as sanding and salting, search and rescue, shelter operations, and police and fire department response also may be eligible for reimbursement.
Federal assistance is provided on a cost-sharing basis covering 75 percent of eligible costs incurred for snow removal and emergency protective measures taken in response to the storms. Local governments assume the remaining 25 percent share.
FEMA coordinates the Federal government?s role in preparing for, preventing, mitigating the effects of, responding to, and recovering from all domestic disasters, whether natural or man-made, including acts of terrorism.


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Soul Stones - Tools for Balanced Living
The words above the Buddha form a healing mantra. Om symbolizes all of existence, bringing the personal into alignment with universal consciousness. Namah symbolizes "bowing to... recognizing the equality of all and honoring the sacredness and source of that interconnection." The word in between is a bija ~ a seed sound in the middle of a sacred incantation. Bija means "seed." The metaphor of a seed is that within it is hidden potential. These seed sound mantras are rich, sacred vowel sounds. We can awaken the energy within us by using the vibratory sound associated with each chakra, as well as using all seven of the chakras' sounds called "chakra toning."
On Your Path
Soul Stones are sensory tools to help bring greater inner awareness. In each and every moment you have the opportunity to choose again, to redirect your thoughts.
You can make life a creative adventure as you explore and incorporate the chakra system. It is all about gaining personal knowledge of your unique self.
May these Soul Stones - Tools for Balanced Living - enrich your personal journey.


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Medline ® Abstract for Reference 30
of 'Clinical manifestations and diagnosis of polymyalgia rheumatica'
Imaging of polymyalgia rheumatica: indications on its pathogenesis, diagnosis and prognosis.
Camellino D, Cimmino MA
Rheumatology (Oxford). 2012 Jan;51(1):77-86. Epub 2011 May 12.
OBJECTIVES: Imaging is one of the most appealing techniques to explore PMR, a disease whose causes, development mechanisms and anatomical targets of inflammatory damage are still scarcely known. This review is concerned with an appraisal of PMR with different imaging modalities with a view to highlighting possible clues to its pathogenesis, diagnosis and prognosis.
METHODS: A systematic literature research was performed searching PubMed until July 2010. The Cochrane Library was searched for the relevant reviews, and the abstracts of the ACR and European League Against Rheumatism congresses of the period 2005-10 were reviewed.
RESULTS: A total of 1059 papers were retrieved, 46 of which were selected at the end of the review process; 6 of them were concerned with two different imaging techniques. Of these papers, 6 (11.5%) were concerned with conventional radiology; 8 (15.4%) with scintigraphy; 17 (32.7%) with ultrasonography (US); 15 (28.8%) with MRI; and 6 (11.5%) with PET. MRI, US and PET appeared to be the most promising imaging techniques. Bilateral subacromial bursitis, biceps long head tenosynovitis and trochanteric bursitis were particularly consistent findings. In addition, MRI and PET showed interspinous bursitis and PET frequently showed large-vessel vasculitis. Few papers have addressed the role of imaging for diagnosis, differential diagnosis and prognosis of PMR.
CONCLUSIONS: Imaging plays an important role in the comprehensive evaluation of PMR, including its pathogenesis, diagnosis and prognosis. Most of its potential is still unexplored, which fact should stimulate further research.
Dipartimento di Medicina Interna, Clinica Reumatologica, Universitàdi Genova, Viale Benedetto XV, 6, 16132 Genova, Italy.


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Depths of Peril - Review @ Out of Eight
The second review for Depths of Peril comes from Out of Eight and carries a score of 7/8:
Depths of Peril makes itself much more than a simple Diablo clone with its unique implementation of diplomatic goals. The 4X-like portion of the game, where you must balance relationships with rival faction and eliminate the weak competition, makes for some very interesting gameplay. Not only are you battling the NPC monsters, but you are also battling rivals who are battling the NPC monsters. The game switches seamlessly from traditional RPG combat to diplomacy and back again, and the end product is very entertaining. You never spend enough time in either part of the game to get tired of it, and alternating between grand strategy and action role-playing varies the overall experience in a good way. You might be a high-level monster-killing machine, but if all the other factions gang up on you, it will not matter. You have to master both aspects of the game, and this dichotomy is where Depths of Peril shines. There are some missing features and it's not the easiest game in the world to get in to thanks to the sub-par tutorial, but it sure is fun once it gets going. Depths of Peril is a highly recommended title that seamlessly blends two genres into a unique and compelling gaming experience.
Source: Bluesnews
Information aboutDepths of Peril
SP/MP: Single-player
Setting: Fantasy
Genre: Hack & Slash
Platform: PC
Release: Released


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This product has been retired from our catalog and is no longer for sale. This page is made available for those looking for datasheets and the simply curious.
Description: This heatsink and fan combo was originally designed to work with an Intel Pentium 4 478 on a computer motherboard, but we find it works well in combination with our thermoelectric cooler. The 70mm fan runs at 3500 RPM at 12V. It has an RPM signal wire for sensing fan speed as well as two connectors for power.
The heatsink measures 80×69mm at the base and is 35mm tall. Overall (with the height of the fan) the combo is 60mm tall. The fan itself is about 25mm tall.
Note: This comes with some mounting hardware that we don't know how to use
Any chance we can get rulers added to those pictures, or ideally some outermost dimensions?
Need to know if this will fit in a given space or not, and the 80x69mm dimension of the bottom face is great and all, but it clearly gets wider than that.
Gah, I want one!
Is there a max current rating for this? Does it matter?
I purchased two of these fans to use with some 40mm square TECs. I noticed the bottom of each unit was ever so slightly concave. As a result, I was not able to get adequate thermal contact between the TECs and the heat sinks using the thermal tape listed below. If you plan to use these heat sinks, order the thermal grease.
Is the red wire positive, the yellow wire RPM, and the black wire negative?
That is standard for computer muffin fans, yes.
the retaining clips hook under a retaining loop mounted to the board below, and the center of the V presses down on the flat flanges on the sides of the heatsink. the swivelled hinge hooks under a matching loop., to provide sufficient spring pressure to keep the sink solidly in place. Perhaps someone at SFE could design a set of custon retaining hoops for this, because there already exist "jumper stirrups" which are used for a spring-held Northbridge on a PC motherboard. these consist of a 3x 0.1" header, and a radius-bent metal bar through the outer two holes in the header strip
barely visible at the very front here http://techreport.com/r.x/p4-sdram/845-northbridge.jpg
I'd love to see SparkFun characterize their heatsinks and heatsink/fan combos by providing a thermal resistance value for each of them. That would really help people who are trying to come up with designs that you can just get right the first time without too much experimentation.
How about turning this into a solderpaster cooler?
offhand, those look like AMD CPU clips….
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|OPR begins work on Mountain View Road to Sycamore, AR. The earth road, an object lesson project, is completed August 1, 1911. The total length graded was 3,000 feet, the width 16 feet, and the area 5,333 square yards. The cost to the community was $127.60.
|The North and South Highway Association of Idaho is organized, with Dr. L. J. Perkins of Lewiston as president, to promote a 500-mile highway connecting the northern and southern sections of the State--a goal achieved in late 1926 (U.S. 95). The idea of linking the two parts of the State captured the imagination, but financing seemed impossible until "Federal aid and distribution of forestry money . . . made possible the fulfillment of Idaho's greatest dream," as one 1926 account put it.
|At the White House, Jordan's King Hussein and Israel's Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin sign a "Peace Declaration" and shake hands, ending a half century of hostilities between their countries. As part of the process leading to this day, Seppo I. Sillan, Chief of FHWA's Geometric and Roadside Design Branch, co-chaired talks about improving roads between the countries in a meeting held at the Dead Sea, Jordan, during the week before the historic "hand shake" in Washington, DC.