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On Super Bowl Sunday, you will most likely be filling your belly with plenty of beer and food. You'll be screaming at the TV, or crying in the corner. Despite all of that, The Super Bowl is one of the most unique days of the year. Our friends over at YumSugar put together a massive list of facts about the big day. Here's 10 Facts You Didn't Know About The Super Bowl.
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Alexander Dale Oen, Norway's world swimming champion, has died suddenly while at a training camp in the US.
Dale Oen, 26, was found collapsed in a shower late Monday after training in Flagstaff, Arizona, the BBC reported, citing Norwegian media.
He died after suffering a cardiac arrest, Norwegian Swimming Federation President Per Rune Eknes told the Associated Press. While emergency services arrived within minutes, medics were unable to resuscitate him. He was pronounced dead at the Flagstaff Medical Center.
Dale Oen in July 2011 won the gold medal in the 100 meter breaststroke at the Fina World Championships in Shanghai. He won silver at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, and was considered a top contender for the upcoming London Games.
More from GlobalPost: Italy suspends all soccer after cardiac arrest death of player Piermario Morosini
Dale Oen's victory at the world championships in Shanghai last year came just three days after the massacre in Norway by right-wing extremist Anders Breivik.
He dedicated his win to the 77 victims of the massacre, after the race saying that "We need to stay united."
In his last tweet, posted Monday, Dale Oen wrote:
2 days left of our camp up here in Flagstaff,then its back to the most beautiful city in Norway.. #Bergen
— Alexander Dale Oen (@alexdaleoen) April 30, 2012
Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said that "a small country has lost a great athlete," the BBC reported.
"We're all in shock," Norway coach Petter Loevberg told the AP. "This is an out-of-the-body experience for the whole team over here. Our thoughts primarily go to his family who have lost Alexander way too early."
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'True Blood' Star Joe Manganiello Reveals Past Drinking Problem
Before he was Alcide Herveaux on HBO's True Blood, actor Joe Manganiello was struggling with a serious alcohol problem.
Speaking with HuffPost Live, the 36-year-old confessed to drinking heavily during his days as an up-and-coming actor, telling the host Alyona Minkovski that alcohol often affected his budding career.
"There was a period of about four years where I needed to quit drinking. And the drinking got in the way [of my career]," he said. "And I talk about that a lot in the book. It was one of those obstacles that I had to get over and once again I needed to clear the road in order for these things to happen, so it really is an inside job. I had to clean up my act and figure that whole situation out."
"My life was ruined," he continued. "I was homeless, careless and broke with no career, so yes, it was worth it [to get sober]."
According to the Magic Mike star, he's been sober for "over 11 years" and counting.
"Failure became a huge part of my success story," he explained, adding that he was bullied as a teen. "Now, you hear about these soccer games kids play when goals aren't counted. Everybody gets the orange slice and the pat on the back and everybody says 'Good job!' And that wasn't the case for me and I think I benefited from that. I'm glad that I lost, I'm glad that I failed, I'm glad that I felt that way and decided to do something about it … I never wanted to feel that way again and it drove me."


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Stuart Barnes: How are the Heineken Cup play-offs shaping up after the crucial back-to-back rounds?
Stuart Barnes reflects on the latest Heineken Cup games and reveals who he thinks will make the play-offs.
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Glasgow itself was great, busy and bustling, the grandeur and welcome of the city bursting through the December gloom but nothing could penetrate the absolutely appalling lack of quality as the home team lost their back-to-back game with the Cardiff Blues.
Credit to the Welsh team; theirs is a squad shorn of experienced players in key positions.
The spirit they displayed was admirable but for all that the home side exercised such a fundamental grip on the game in the scrum that, in a match where adverse weather ruled out much brilliance in the broken field, the only result was a win for the side in control of the set piece.
For Glasgow to somehow defy all logic was astonishing. And it was awful. For the Blues the quality was second to the result.
After humiliation for a half in Exeter they have bounced back to a position where they travel to Toulon joint leaders of the pool.
No wonder the management were backslapping each player as they trooped off, a job well done with Glasgow's inadvertent aid.
The next day there was something of the epic in Dublin when Northampton turned around a 7-40 humiliation to beat Leinster in the new Lansdowne Road.
Yet at the final whistle there was little in the way of celebration.
Heck, even as Jamie Elliot raced the length of the pitch to break an incredible home side siege in injury time there was no whooping and hollering. Just exhaustion and pride at a job superbly done.
Jim Mallinder must take great credit. To have a team play their tormentors from the previous week with the mental belief in their winning powers is an exceptional effort. He and his coaching team also changed their defensive shape.
Instead of trying to blitz the Irish midfield that thrives on tight contests on the gain line, it gave them the gain line and drifted across the field as Leinster worked their wraparound moves to no effect.
Luck always plays some sort of part in such a huge turnaround and Dom Waldouck's bad luck was Mallinder's good. It forced George North into the Number 13 shirt where his partnership with Luther Burrell was superb in attack and defence. The mature effort from the inexperienced Tom Collins who filled in for North on the left flank only iced their cake.
Up front Dylan Hartley ended any lingering discussion over who happens to be the best hooker in England. He was immense, as technician, captain and all round player. Courtney Lawes was not far behind him while Samu Manoa is fast eclipsing Dan Lyle as the best American to play English club rugby.
Leinster are still favourites to go through but the Saints hopes of a best runners up spot took a hammer blow 24 hours later when their near and not very dear rivals, Leicester scored with the last play of the game to beat a brave and much changed Montpellier team.
If they beat Ulster in round six of the competition one of the two sides is likely to reach 20 points, one beyond the Saints who still have a difficult away fixture in Swansea.
With Toulouse and Saracens both already on 15 points and a home match with Connacht and an away game with Zebre to come, that is the other pool of twenty points and best runner up. The Saints are unlikely winners in Europe but my bet for the Premiership title.
Elsewhere Harlequins maintained their decent form against a largely disappointing Racing Metro side. Four points behind Clermont with the French coming to London in round five, you sense they could have done with an extra point here, especially as Racing Metro will offer limited resistance in Clermont in round six.
Munster remains Munster; stylistically unconvincing but huge hearted makers of miracles. Perpignan snatched the win at the end, or nearly. They left Munster enough time to escape from defeat for another sensational victory if not so good a performance. Edinburgh's Sunday win in Gloucester was significant as Munster takes a clear advantage in this pool.
With two rounds of the pool stage remaining here's my guess at the final eight in no order, Toulon, Clermont, Toulouse, Munster, Ulster, Leinster, Saracens and Leicester. What do you think?
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Hi Stuart, Please can you explain to me the farcical forward pass law introduced by the IRB?. This law means in effect that no matter how far forward the ball goes, it is not deemed a "forward pass" if the hands go backwards? Whoever made this ridiculous ruling must have failed his geometry exams in school.
1. When a player makes a pass the hands can swing around it an arc angle in excess of 180deg. Therefore the point at which the ball leaves the hands can propel the ball virtually in any direction. Any player can exaggerate this and make sure his hands end up going backwards. Therefore ensuring a forward pass is not given.
2. How is the referee supposed to see this, unless he refers to a T.M.O.
3. The Australian try against Wales was obviously forward, yet Wayne Barnes referred it to the T.M.O. and did not even wait for his decision, instead made up his own mind whilst looking at the big screen.(Not that I think that Wales would have won )
4. The latest diabolical decision was the second try that Toulon scored against Exeter which was at least four metres forward because Matt Giteau has cleverly mastered this art, ensuring the hands go backwards. Would love this to be discussed and demonstrated on the RUGBY CLUB. However, please tell me your opinion.
David Williams
STUART REPLIES: David nothing I can add to that superb soapbox effort. I am still puzzled how the Giteau pass wasn't signalled forward WITHOUT the TMO.
After another fine performance for Quins on Sunday, do you think Luke Wallace will get into the England team in the next few years? For the moment England seem happy with 2 x 6.5s in the back row (and when they include a proper 8, it seems to work), but will they switch to a specialist 7, and if so should Wallace get a chance?
Alan Debonair
STUART REPLIES: Alan, Luke Wallace is playing well, with that I agree but I can't share this media driven opinion that Robshaw cannot be an effective seven. He has a habit of continually improving his game and is, I think, a fine leader and a good seven.
Stuart, don't you think that the amount of money and foreign players in the league is damaging the national sides? France is suffering internationally due to the influx of foreign players; do you not think this might happen to England if this big money route is continued by the English clubs? On Saturday, 1 to 15 on Leinster were Irish Internationals. Shouldn't English clubs be trying to replicate this rather than copy the French model of big wages and big foreign players? Rugby is all about the grassroots and it seems like the lack of trust in blooding English players is going to hurt England in the long run.
Ruairidh Norman
STUART REPLIES: Ruairidh, Rugby is not all about the grass roots. You may wish it was but the very rich gentlemen that own clubs are concerned first and foremost with the success of their clubs. Whether this means spending big globally or developing via academies in the Harlequins and Exeter manner the priority is club not country.
Hi Stuart, what would you say are the main positives that the Irish side can take from the last month overall ahead of the 6 nations. Have we discovered anyone or have we enough to do the business. The smaller pick we have I feel we need to find a few every year.
Enda Cassidy
STUART REPLIES: Enda, with Joe Schmidt in charge you have found the one key man. Luke Fitzgerald's return is a boost but don't expect too many new faces.


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Job title: Energy Consultant – Built Environment
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Paddy Murphy's in Bangor will be hosting the Juke Rockets Blues band on Saturday December 15th, Music starts at 9pm. The Juke Rockets were judged "Best Blues Band in Maine" by the Maine Blues Society this year. They are going to Memphis in January 2013 to represent Maine at the International Blues Competition. They play vibrant, electric blues including original and over songs. Music you can dance to!


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PICKERING'S Paul Davison is back in action on the professional snooker circuit on Friday in round four of the Gdynia Open in Poland.
Davison, who moved up three places to 72nd in the world rankings after his German Masters victory over Marco Fu, takes on world number 14 Robert Milkins – known as the Milkman – in the eighth event of the 2013/14 European Tour series.
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Do you look at upcoming transits? When I look ahead for clients I'm conscious about being totally realistic. When I look ahead for myself it's the astrological equivalent of watching infomercials at 3am. For myself I tend to either underplay, "Look at that, what a load of hokum!" or overplay, "Yes, I'd like two please…" In my case I can see this as the interplay of my Jupiter (expansion: Wooohooo, awesome!), Neptune (fantasy: This is it, this is the one!) and Saturn (restriction/realism: What? Are you DRUNK?).
I have Jupiter, Neptune and Saturn in a grand trine turning double dutch ropes, then along comes my Mars. Sometimes it sails right into play and sometimes we all end up in a heap. In any case, clearly I need to treat myself as I do my clients! I'm my own client everyday and I give myself the lousiest advice, saving the best for others! I can change that. There's enough "best" to go around.
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For all other requirements � objective markers, collectable intel, enemy locations � Bond has an app. A prod on the down arrow calls up his smartphone which magically sprinkles the screen with useful information, directing you to dropped weapons or, just in case you've somehow got lost in the linear corridors, waypoints to the next area. A couple of times you'll also use it to trigger a button-matching hacking mini-game but, like so much else, it's a thin facsimile of a gameplay feature rather than anything substantial.
At least the shooty-shoot stuff is moderately entertaining in a "that'll do" sort of way. Disappointingly for a Bond game developed by the studio behind Project Gotham Racing, the car chase sequences are the weakest parts of the game. Oh, they look the business, with massive explosions and gleaming sports cars that get gradually reduced to scrap, but even on the open road your life as a secret agent is painfully scripted.
The idea is to catch the other vehicle, of course, but this only happens when you reach the point where the game allows that to happen. What you're actually doing is keeping up with the other vehicle, and trying to react to the sequential obstacles the game throws in your way. Whether it's thin ice or an exploding petrol station, everything depends on being in the right place at the right time. Rather than a Bond-esque spin on Burnout's savage racing or Split/Second's epic destruction, you get driving sequences that have more in common with Stuntman's finickety precision or Alone in the Dark's crude herding.
In a flurry of smoke and flame, often with no clear view of what's ahead or where the next hazard will pop up from, if you opt to steer left rather than right then you'll crunch into scenery explicitly designed to spin you around and stop you dead in your tracks. It's irritating trial-and-error stuff, designed solely to look cool when you get it right, not to entertain while you get there.
All told, Blood Stone's 17 single-player levels offer generic amusements in line with the base requirements of the third-person action template, broken up by some explosive but fiddly driving chunks. The story they tell certainly resembles a Bond movie from a distance, but the moment-to-moment gameplay fails to capture his essence, so eager is it to lead you by the hand and hurry you along to the next room of dim-witted henchmen.
The multiplayer options extend to three game modes, comprising of the expected Team Deathmatch, a capture-the-flag style mission mode called Objective and Last Man Standing, which has no respawns. Like the single-player offering, it's thoroughly adequate but adds little of value to the overall experience. It's here because market research says that action game customers like to see a multiplayer option on the menu screen, not because somebody has found a particularly brilliant way of adapting Bond's singular world to the multiplayer arena.
Mostly, the game disappoints because it fails to pass the Brand Name Test. Would we still care if it wasn't James Bond? Almost certainly not. The shelves are full of identical or superior third-person shooters, and while Daniel Craig's taciturn voice work and Richard Jacques' sweeping orchestrations make the rote pop-and-headshot mechanisms seem a little more exciting than they really are, it's not enough to make Blood Stone more than a forgettable weekend diversion.
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Robbie has a huge network spreading all over the world and will therefore be able to offer guest tattoo and piercing artists working in the shop from time to time, from different places around the US and Europe. Stay tuned for dates and appointments.read more
I decided to try this out on my Diamondback Bikes Reviews site and even if it ain't pretty (my creations) it's so fricken cool, best thing since sliced bread and instant coffee makers. I love having a site that is so appealing. Well, to me anyway, I happen to like my crazy graphics.This is the easiest, funnest, got to have it theme ever.


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Wyatt Earp rides into town with his brothers, intent on retiring his badge and running a local gambling den. It doesn't quite work out that way...
The first of hollywood's imminent slew of big budget Westerns out in the mid-1990s, this would ideally be seen as a palatable hors d'oeuvre before the hearty main course.
Instead, this flat, almost comatose Disney effort should be sent back to the kitchen on the grounds of being undercooked and bereft of flavour. In Cosmatos' retread of the classic Old West tale, good guys wear black, cowboys are villains and infamous Kansas "law dog" Earp (Russell, unremarkable), awe-inspiring reputation preceding him, rolls into the dusty mining town of Tombstone with brothers Virgil (Sam Elliott) and Morgan (Bill Paxton) in tow, determined to make his fortune running a local gambling den and rebuffing all requests to don the sheriff's badge and disperse the vicious red-sashed cowboy gangs running rampant. "I don't do that any more," growls Earp, echoing Unforgiven, except of course he does, driven back into violent crime-busting by the all-round havoc-wreaking of nasties Johnny Ringo (Biehn), Curly Bill (Powers Boothe) and sundry other members of the Clanton and McLaury clans.
Quite apart from there being far too many characters to keep tabs on — Michael Rooker, Billy Zane, Jason Priestley and Charlton Heston all pop in and out — the acting is generally dodgy, the visuals curiously drab, the personal melodramas supremely dreary, and the romantic subplot useless, with token female Dana Delany's vaudeville actress merely rustling her skirts a lot. The only actor who redeems himself, and by default the film, is Kilmer, an absolute hoot as Earp's foppish tuberculosis-ridden best pal Doc Holliday.
Sunday afternoon TV viewing only if you're also reading the paper at the same time.
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"Brain pacemakers" have been working wonders with people who suffer from epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, depression, and other diseases. The pacemaker is a medical device that sends electric impulses into the brain. Depending on where the impulses are sent, the treatment is called deep brain stimulation, or vagus nerve stimulation. Both stimulations may aid in the treatment or prevention of these unfortunate diseases.
Epilepsy is categorized as any of the various neurological disorders characterized by sudden recurring attacks of motor, sensory, or psychic malfunction with or without loss of consciousness or convulsive seizures. Epilepsy is not classified by one single problem, but rather a large amount of problems. Depleting motor skills and seizures are the main problems. There are two types of seizures that are from epilepsy. The partial seizure is more common and found in one or more specific parts of the brain. These seizures are likely to develop from certain injuries, but for most cases they are unknown in origin. (A.D.A.M Inc,) The generalized seizure typically occurs in both parts of the brain and is genetically based. Most of the time there is normal neurological function in the brain. With the placement of pacemakers in the brain, it may control or eliminate epileptic seizures with programmed or responsive stimulation. (A.D.A.M Inc,)
On the other hand, a patient with Parkinson's disease can use a brain pacemaker as well. The deep brain stimulation of the pacemaker will help symptoms such as tremor, rigidity, stiffness, slowed movement, and walking problems. The procedure also treats essential tremor, a neurological movement disorder. Once the pacemaker is surgically put in the brain, electrical impulses are sent from the stimulator through the wires and into the brain. These impulses interfere with and block the electrical signals that cause Parkinson's disease symptoms. At present, the procedure is used only for patients whose symptoms cannot be controlled with medications.
Another problem the pacemaker may help is clinical depression. The electrical stimulation to the brain can eliminate chronic depression if other treatments are not working. People tend to feel an immediate improvement in mood and in their sleeping habits. CG25, also known as the "sadness center" in the brain, is speculated to play a major role in sadness and mood. People with depression have too much activity in that certain part of the brain, which causes minor to major depression. "We thought that one strategy might be to go in and try to turn down the activity in these areas and to see whether that would have any benefit," said Dr. Andres Lozano, a neurosurgeon at Toronto Western Hospital. (CBC News) Since surgical procedures always carry a risk with not knowing what is going to happened as an end result, psychiatrists stipulate deep brain stimulation will only be an option for the serious cases of depression. (CBC News)
Deep brain stimulation or Vagus nerve stimulation, which actually comes out of the brain pacemaker, is a surgical option for people with Parkinson's, epilepsy, depression and other diseases. This way of "curing" the symptoms is a new technique compared to the older way. The old surgery consisted of the surgeon destroying small parts of the brain called the thalamus or globus pallidus. The surgery that is done now implants a piece of thin lead with four electrodes in the brain. Once the electrode is planted in the brain, pulses of energy try to block the abnormal activity, which causes the symptoms. The lead then is connected to a small extension wire that is hooked up to the pacemaker under the skin in the chest area.(Cleveland Clinic 03) With the brain pacemaker, it is no longer necessary to do the old routine surgery to try and fix the problems and symptoms. The advancement of deep brain stimulation surgery is contiguously related to finding the specific area in the brain for stimulation.
All in all, brain pacemakers are helpful to many people with serious diseases such as epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, and depression. The pacemaker tends to eliminate certain symptoms of these diseases. Pacemakers are being used only if the symptoms are rather severe and if medication cannot tame the symptoms. Pacemakers have, in a whole, improved the medical health field. New treatments, such as the deep brain stimulation, are being found. These treatments are aiding in reducing symptoms in a certain disease. One may have the enlightening thought that the brain pacemaker could be a cure for a certain disease.
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Port Augusta is a small city in South Australia. It is a seaport and railway junction city mainly located on the east coast of the Spencer Gulf immediately south of the gulf's head and about north of the state capital. The suburb of Port Augusta West is located on the west side of the gulf on the Eyre Peninsula. Other major industries include electricity generation.
It is a natural harbour which was founded on 24 May 1852 by Alexander Elder and John Grainger who selected the location for the port. Mr. Grainger was a member of Government from Adelaide. The port was named after Augusta Sophia, Lady Young, the wife of the Governor of South Australia, Sir Henry Edward Fox Young.
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A risk factor is anything that increases a person's chance of developing a tumor. Although risk factors often influence the development of a tumor, most do not directly cause a tumor. Some people with several risk factors never develop tumors, while others with no known risk factors do. However, knowing your risk factors and talking about them with your doctor can help you make more informed lifestyle and health care choices.
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Age. Meningioma is most common in adults 65 years old or older, but can occur at any age. Meningioma is rare in children.
Gender. Women are more than twice as likely as men to develop meningioma. However, men are 3 times as likely as women to be diagnosed with cancerous meningioma.
Radiation exposure. High-dose radiation to the head may increase a person's risk of developing meningioma. Also, low-dose radiation may increase a person's risk of developing meningioma decades after treatment. Low-dose radiation may be used to treat ringworm on the scalp, called tinea capitis, or used for dental x-rays.
Genetic disorders. People with neurofibromatosis type 2 (NF2) have a higher risk of developing meningioma. People with NF2 are also more likely to develop cancerous meningioma or more than 1 meningioma.
Race/Ethnicity. In the United States, black people have higher rates of meningioma than white people. Meningioma is more common in Africa than in North America or Europe.
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Ohio drivers are seeing a bump in gas prices at the pump compared with a week ago.
A gallon of regular gas in Ohio was listed at an average of $3.67 in Monday's survey from auto club AAA, the Oil Price Information Service and Wright Express. That's 9 cents more than last Monday's average of $3.58.
The national average for regular gas is almost $3.69 per gallon, down about a cent compared with a week ago.
The price of oil slid Monday as investors grew worried about possible fallout from a plan to pay for a bailout for cash-strapped Cyprus by slapping a tax on deposits in the country's banks.
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This month our Proton show falls on a special date, which happens to be Bonnie's birthday!!! For this special occasion we are bringing in Slow Hands (Wolf + Lamb), as well the other half of Opencloud, you know him as Blake. To start the night off right, Bonnie will throwing down a birthday set.
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Hailing from New York City's underground house scene, Slow Hands, aka Ryan Cavanagh, makes deep house music to dim the lights to. His tracks are sultry, laid-back affairs, with atmospheres as balmy as midsummer rooftop parties. Behind the decks, he keeps it deep and weird, bumping through subtle but epic sets that have made him a favorite at Wolf + Lamb, the dark and soulful Brooklyn label that Resident Advisor ranked #3 of 2009. With only a handful of releases to his name, Slow Hands is one of house music's newest virtuosos.
Slow Hands debuted in 2009 with "Fast Tongue," a punchy slow jam that saw release on Significant Others EP, Wolf + Lamb's widely praised mini-comp. Later that year, Slow Hands outdid himself with his remix of No Regular Play's "Ladyluck," a track whose warbled crooning made perfect fodder for his languid production style. Both tracks were praised in print and online, described by RA as "make-out disco" that "sorely longs to be played outdoors." 2010 will see several more releases by Cavanagh, as Slow Hands as well as various other eclectic alter-egos.
For an artist with such distinctive style, Ryan Cavanagh is surprisingly new to electronic music. He studied classical guitar and composition until 2001, at which point he dropped out of school, bought a copy of Logic and dove head first into house and techno. He started DJing constantly around Baltimore and NYC, and eventually got noticed by Gadi Mizrahi of Wolf + Lamb, who gladly took Cavanagh under his wing. He still keeps busy with a number of different side projects, like Male Madame on Fade Records, and Worst Friends, his spastic experimental group on Moodgadget. But Slow Hands shows Cavanagh doing what he does best: working with sexy rhythms that take their time, letting the groove unfurl with ease.
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In today's electronic scene it has become increasingly more difficult to define one's sound. Technology has simplified the process of making music, which in turn has increased the amount of music one can play. How does one break out of this future world of music and not get lost in the shuffle? The only way Opencloud did it was by countless hours of work because nothing in this world is given to you.
Opencloud's sound is unique and can rarely be classified to one genre. You never know what style to expect with each new release, and the only constant is top quality productions and forward thinking music. Because of this, their tracks have garnered the support from the likes of Hybrid, Phil K, Nick Warren, James Zabiela, and have been dropped at some of the biggest club nights in the world. Their sound has been heard on some of the top DJ shows on Kiss FM, Radio 1, XM, and Proton Radio. The duo's remix work is in high demand as well, with remixes done for Pole Folder, Kirsty Hawkshaw, Randall Jones, Royal Sapien, and Kriece to name a few. Their releases have made them the number one selling artist on Proton Music, and lead them to start their label, Proton Limited, with Sam Packer.
It is not only their productions that are turning heads, but Opencloud's performances are not to be missed. Their energy is infectious, as they assault the crowd with low slung funk to massive breaks, and twisted genres in between. Until one has seen their show, it is difficult to explain the experience Opencloud provides to the club goers. Their performances have given them the ability to share the stage over the years with Phil K, Three, Spooky, Stryke, and Neil Quigley. As for headlining duties they push their sound across some of the best club cities in the world, ultimately creating new fans wherever they go.
In addition to a busy production and travel schedule, Opencloud hosts one of the top rated shows on Proton Radio called Open Up. The show began back in early 2005 and is yet another great avenue to help showcase their varying musical styles. With new DJ mixes provided every month from themselves and guest DJs, one can witness the influences currently affecting their music. It is easy to see why their show Open Up has caused so much attention.
Opencloud's productions, remixes, and performances have received great praise from the industry and dance community since they came onto the scene in 2004. The pair has focused their attention on their debut artist album. Set to release sometime in 2010, the album will feature collaborations from highly respected artists and will push their music in a direction very few have heard, but before the album release expect Opencloud to continue to churn out mind bending remixes and few other surprises on the way. This is Opencloud.
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Inspired by 2006 WMC performances, she and friend music partner Sam Proton, begun to DJ and produce under the moniker Hello Humanoids. In 2007 she joined Proton Radio, becoming part of the AandR / Label crew.
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Pharrell Williams felt that "In My Mind" has not delivered its message clearly and he found help to re-release the record.
As a producer, Pharrell Williams may be on top of the game but his career as a singer has put a certain doubt that he only deserves to be behind the panels. The 34 year old rapper counteracts the mildly received "In My Mind" by re-releasing the record with the help of The Roots' Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson.
In attempt to get people really grabbing the meaning of his debut solo album, Pharrell called ?estlove to 'operate' the set and revealed the true 'diamond'. "Pharrell called me at 4 a.m. like three times in a row from Japan," ?uestlove wrote. "He sold me on the album: 'I need to make this world see my vision with this record. Please help me translate it, man!' He had me dressing and in the studio starting this record five hours later."
?uestlove brought in his "the Yessirs" crew that consisted of the Soulquarians and The Randy Watson Experience. While the project took 18 hours a day, it was finished within 15 days. Upon shown, Pharrell was blown away and ?estlove could do nothing but being grateful. He said, "He was open-minded to our ideas, and I thank him for the challenge."
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The moving process will start toward the end of 2012 and the transition should be complete by Spring 2013, according to a news release.
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And from his hands,
came the lightning.
Between sky and water, came the streak of white.
And it hung there.
In the still night air.
And it challenged the sky, and it challenged the water.
And it hung there.
Floating on mystery.
And it hung there.
Between sky, between water, hung there where lies possibility.
And then it dropped, softly, silently, and the lightning was stilled as the child stood on the bank and quietly held his fishing pole.
Sunset, it was.
And on a far peninsula on Lake Norman stood a shadow.
The shadow of a child. Silhouetted against the end of the day. And as I watched through the long lens of my camera, the shadow raised both arms over his head, and let loose the lightning.
And the fishing line lit up as it was cradled in the last rays of the Saturday sun.
It is that lightning in their hands, that bring them here.
It is that mystery in those few seconds between sky and water, that bring anglers to the sea.
In life, it is the mystery, we chase.
Full throttle life, is to hold lightning in your hand.
Between sky.
Between water.
Is us.
Our place.
It is up to you, what you do with it.
Chase the wind.
Chase the water.
Cast lightning.
Let go into,
the mystery.
"…and be joyous and give thanks
and let yourself go…"
80 some teams.
Maybe 160 anglers, could be a couple more, could be a couple less, I'm not much up on my tournament math.
It's a thank you shindig.
Toyota saying thanks to those anglers out there who bought the Toyota trucks and other vehicles that can tow their boats.
Buy the truck, join the Bonus Bucks program, get an invite.
Full journalistic disclosure…I have owned a bunch of Toyota's in my life, got four of them right now coming out of my bank account, what with two kids and the wife, and my 4Runner…but I didn't get on a cramped, late plane and come here for Toyota.
Nor did B.A.S.S. tell or make me come here.
I came here because in a blah, blah, blah talk with some sort of Toyota PR guy I heard two words that, to me, are magic.
Working Stiffs.
Trust me, if you are some sort of Kardashian thing, good for you, but I'm not traveling in any late, crowded plane to talk to you.
God bless you, but leave me alone.
But if you are a plumber.
But if you are a sales dude.
Work with your hands, work on your feet, punch in, punch out, need the overtime to make the payments…I'll be there.
To shake your hand, to say thank you, and to tell your story, which is the untold story of America.
The America who drives 14 hours…straight…to be here. The America that leaves in the snowflakes of Ft. Drum in upstate New York, the America who gets here for the tourney at 2am the next day, sleeps 4 hours and then rolls out to practice on the water of Lake Norman.
That America, who wears the flag, and not the bling.
That America that has spent a lifetime protecting the US of A, and who by the way MAKE POSSIBLE THE BLING.
It is an honor to tell your story Sir.
It is an honor to tell your story Ma'am.
It is an honor to tell the story of Lieutenant Colonel (ret) David Converse, here fishing.
It is an honor to tell the story of 1st Sergeant (ret) Dave Campbell, here fishing.
Because David is a 1989 graduate of West Point.
Because Dave has been awarded the Bronze Star.
Let go into,
their story.
"…let go into the mystery
let yourself go…"
At 9:30am, on Friday morning, both anglers are handing over some sort of "brief" to the General of the 10th Mountain Division in Ft. Drum, way up there in Watertown, NY…about 25 miles south of Canada.
"We hand it in, email it actually, and the people there know we are going to fish this tournament so the General releases us at 11am Friday morning."
I don't know who said that quote, I wrote down next to it, Dave…forgetting that I had two Dave's sitting in front of me…but one of them muttered it.
Both Dave and David are retired from active duty and now work for the Department of The Army as civilian Operations Specialists in Mission Support (or something like that, I tried to write it down but they both talk at the same time).
Both, are many times, combat vets.
Here's a list of their in country deployments: Iraq (twice for Dave), Afghanistan (David)…Kuwait…Bosnia…Kosovo…Saudi Arabia…in all over 30 countries with the 10th Mountain.
Dave: "It was full spectrum operations…you know, secure and protect, we did a bunch of Peacekeeping and Humanitarian work."
David: "Sure we took care of the bad guys, but we also cared for the good guys and helped them."
So the General says they can go…they jump in their truck and head south…from Watertown, NY where there was snow in the air….to Lake Norman…where there wasn't.
773 miles…14 hours.
Dave (or possibly David) "We get here around 2am Saturday morning."
David (or possibly Dave) "So we sleep for four hours and then get up and go fishing."
"We are both addicted to Bass fishing."
Both of them are shaking their heads yes.
"…and when you open up your heart…"
Dave/squared belong to the North Country Bass Club and fish tournaments on Oneida Lake, Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River.
700-hundred some miles…14 hours: "You guys glad you did all that to be here."
Both are shaking their heads yes.
They will fish today, and hopefully get to weigh-in early, because at 9:30am tomorrow morning they have to be back up at Ft. Drum and briefing the base General once again.
"If we make it by oh-six-hundred we'll be okay, we have people up there helping us this weekend. We can do it, it will be close but we will there and do our duty."
Both are shaking their head yes.
It is the lightning we cast, that guides our way.
Let go into, the mystery of each other.
Between sky, and water, stand we. You and I, I and the rest of the world.
80 some teams, 160 or so anglers, from all over the place.
Look at their faces, then look in the mirror.
Look into their eyes, where the lightning begins.
I came here, to give some love to a B.A.S.S. sponsor, to do a story, about strangers. Didn't know any of these dudes fishing.
80 some teams, 160 or so anglers.
160 or so, mirrors.
Let go into…America.
North, South, East, West.
White, Black and all the shades in between.
Men, and Women.
Let go into…our hearts.
At the end of my interview with the two Dave's…Dave Campbell…of the Bronze Star…stood up and said this to me: "I would like to give you this."
And then he reached up and took off his hat…a hat embroidered with this …an American flag and on the back, "Mountain 8th Army Strong."
"This…this is for you sir…for what you do, what you write."
We cast lightning, within each other.
I will never wear the hat, I have not earned that honor, to put that on my head would be to insult the heroes of the 10th Mountain Division.
But I did have both Dave's sign it and it will proudly go into the case that holds the souvenirs of my sporting life.
While this tournament is sponsored by the makers of trucks, it is not about the trucks, but the people within those trucks.
The plumbers.
The bakers.
The landscapers.
The cops.
The firemen.
And two guys named Dave.
One a West Point graduate.
One a Bronze Star recipient.
80 some teams, 160 or so anglers.
America, brought to you by the lightning that lives within all of us.
Into each other,
let go into…the mystery.
"…you get everything you need."
The Mystery
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SAM Warrell turned down several moves before deciding that Swindon Supermarine was the place for him to claim the number one jersey.
The goalkeeper joined the Webb's Wood Stadium club on Thursday following a brief spell in Hellenic League Division One West with Old Woodstock.
Having started the season as North Leigh's number one, Warrell was sidelined through injury for several weeks and once fit again, could not regain his place back from Forest Green loanee Paul White.
The 24-year-old subsequently dropped down two divisions to Old Woodstock, but retained his desire to return to Southern League Division One South & West.
And when Marine were left without a keeper following loanee Conor Thompson's departure, it presented the ideal opportunity for the Oxfordshire-based Warrell to do just that.
"It seems like a good setup and it looks like they are going forward, so it seemed right to move up to that league," he said.
"I want to play every week in the Southern League and Swindon is a good club and not too far from me.
"I had a few offers from other clubs but they didn't really interest me and then Swindon came in, and I met Webby (boss Dave Webb) on Thursday and signed.
"North Leigh let the seven days pass so we could speak earlier and then what Webby had to say was good, so I thought to sign was the right decision.
"I think I needed a new club because I needed to push myself to impress.
"Every time I've played Swindon in the past they have always had a decent setup and it's a nice little club that's well-run."
Warrell was only familiar with one other Marine player before signing, his fellow North Leigh old boy Mark Flanagan, but says he has been welcomed into the fold by his new teammates.
"I only kind of knew Mark before I came here, but I trained with them on Thursday and Saturday and the group seemed quite good," said Warrell.
"There's lads in the team from Witney and Burford so I can jump in a car with them when we have a game or training, so it's not like I'm travelling on my own.
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Easily the the best, cleverest and nuttiest arrival of the 1989-90 season is The Simpsons...It's very small-scale, but perfectly conceived and executed. What we have here from creator Matt Groening is a rare confluence -- delightful writing, pictures and voices fitting like a Matisse. [12 Jan 1990, p.F1]Los Angeles Times Full Review
"The Simpsons" is both a challenge and a delight. It's also that rarest of TV fauna, a cartoon show with levels of mirth for every brain and pair of eyes in the family. [12 Jan 1990]Seattle Post-Intelligencer Full Review
A hilarious holiday package. [15 Dec 1989, p.3D]USA Today Full Review
There is, admittedly, a fine line between being hilariously perceptive and just plain, even objectionably, silly. While habitually teetering on that line, 'The Simpsons' has shown a remarkable ability to come down on the right side most of the time.The New York Times Full Review
Groening has created a group of characters whose personalities and motives are more vivid and detailed than the vast majority of sitcoms featuring flesh-and-blood actors.Entertainment Weekly Full Review
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Jacob Blaustein, president of the American Jewish Committee, today reported to President Truman at the White House on economic conditions In Israel and said he found the President "generally sympathetic."
Blaustein described to the President the findings of a survey he recently completed in Israel at the request of Prime Minister David Ben Gurion. He said he discussed "general economic needs" with President Truman, in light of increasing immigration, inflation, unemployment problems, and the housing shortage.
The President indicated sympathy not only for the sake of Israel but for the progress of Israel as part of the peaceful development of the Near East, Blaustein stated. The need for investment of foreign capital in Israel was stressed by the leader of the American Jewish Committee in an interview after he emerged from the President's office.


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Lewis Peak is located up the Stillaguamish River headwaters among Del Campo, Morning Star, Vesper and Sperry Peaks. It offers an excellent panoramic view of the surrounding peaks, especially of Del Campo and up the valley towards Monte Cristo. The enormous slab on Morning Star Peak is quite an impressive sight. The west face of Lewis Peak itself is a large slab and also quite impressive. The mountain is steep an all sides except for the long NW ridge which offers a decent route and makes it easily accessible from the Sunrise Mine road.
May 18, 2006: following two deaths on nearby Mt. Dickerman only a few months earlier, Larry Ingalls, an experienced climber was killed in a fall on the west side of Lewis Peak. There is a memorial plaque for him on the summit. A memorial website was also created for him at the following address: http://www.ourfriendlarry.net/
Getting There
Drive the Mountain Loop Highway east towards Barlow Pass from Granite Falls. Near Barlow Pass, the Mount Dickerman trailhead will be on your left. A short distance further on the highway, a small road will turn off to the right. This is the Sunrise Mine road and it leads 2 miles up to the Sunrise Mine/Headlee Pass trailhead where it ends. A NW Forest Pass is required to park at the trailhead.
Route Information - Northwest Ridge
The northwest ridge up Lewis Peak is a fairly straightforward route with a few routefinding issues, continuous brush (summer) and some moderate exposure. It takes about 2½ to 4 hours from the Sunrise Mine trailhead.
From the Sunrise Mine trailhead, head SE uphill. Once you have gained about 500' (about 2800'), start heading south toward the creek. You will most likely encounter some brush here in the summer (slide alder & devils club). You want to head straight for the NW ridge of Lewis Peak. This lower part of the ridge is wide and can be somewhat difficult to navigate because of cliff bands. The left side (east side) of the ridge down low is a cliff. This part is steep and brushy.
Once you get up to about 3600', the ridge becomes much more narrow and defined. It becomes easier to travel along the top of the ridge, although there are a few moments that require scrambling on rock. The whole way up the east side of the ridge is a sheer drop. You will want to be careful because there are a few places in trees where the edge of the cliff is hidden. The west side of the ridge is steep and vertical in a few places as well. Just keep working along the top of the ridge and traversing right when necessary to go around rock steps. There are a couple tricky moments, possibly class 3 where you will want to use caution.
Near the summit (4800-5000') if you stay near the ridge crest you can cross over to the east side (on top of the cliff) in a few spots where it is easier. You may want to cross back and forth across the ridge depending on what side is easier. The last few hundred feet to the top has a lot of loose rock so be careful, especially if you have multiple climbers.
Descent: Follow the same route down. Be careful when you get back down around 3600' where the ridge widens again, try to follow your same route up (if it worked). If you aren't paying attention it is really easy to head the wrong direction here and get cliffed out (spoken from personal experience). There is one area in particular where I was crashing through the head-high slide alder and I realized just in time that one or two more steps would have taken me over the 100' cliff to the rocks below.
Other routes:
The Beckey guide also mentions a route going up a gully on the west face from the Stillaguamish valley. I have seen this gully from Morning Star Peak and it looks pretty steep and like it has the potential to be a bowling alley from loose rocks. The NW ridge looks like the safest route, but I don't have any more information on the west face route.
Red TapeNorthwest Forest Pass required to park at Sunrise Mine/Headlee Pass trailhead.
External LinksCheck current road conditions (Sunrise Mine trail)
Everett Herald: Lake Stevens man killed in fall was veteran hiker
Time to ClimbSummer may be the best time to climb although the brush is at its worst. Spring would give you the advantage of snow cover over the brush, although the narrow ridge may be difficult/dangerous in places because of cornices and exposure.
I brought my dog along on this trip, not really knowing what to expect (she is a good scrambler). I would not recommend bringing dogs. There are a few spots going up the ridge that are impossible for a dog to do without human assistance. High on the ridge, there is a 10' vertical step that requires scrambling and is NOT passable by dogs even with assistance.


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acmodontum ---> wonderful small growing species with great mottled foliage EASY BS $35.00
bellatulum NEW ONE of my all time favorite species love the spots sib cross New sib cross BS $45.00
chamberlainianum NEW Beautiful colorful species blooms consecutively forever NBS $45.00
concolor ---> Sib cross from Tiawan nice BS plantsáBS $45.00
dayanum Rare sib cross the only Paph that grows near rothschildianum áNBS $55.00
<--- delenatii NEW Sib cross from the new colonies found once more in Vietnam. BS $45.00
delenatii alba Nice species once rare and expensive nice sib cross BS $45.00
delenatii var dunkle ---> foliage near black undersides, edged in black deep rose pouch BS $45.00
<--- dianthum Wonderful rarely offered multifloral species multi growth large plants BS $125.00
druryi NEW ĹThe Kingĺ AM/AOS x self yellow waxy flowers cute and easy BS $45.00
emersonii NEW Fantastic rare species very limited, nice plants. BS $85.00
esquirolei alba Nice plants of this hard to find speciesááNBS $85.00
<--- fowlii alba Tiny 2 inch plants all already bloomed once of this rare species BS $65.00
gardinerii We are excited to have this once more nice plants from Europe.áBS $65.00
glaucophyllum Easy blooms consecutively and can stay in bloom for many monthsáááBS $45.00
godefroyae NEW cute mini with great foliage nice deep yellow with wine spots These bloomed so good ordered a second batch! BS $55.00
godefroyae fma. Album NEW nice foliage small growing NO spots LIMITED NBS/BS $75.00
gratrixianum ---> NEW great sib cross good quality flowers of this species most bloomed BS $55.00
hainanesis NEW great soft green foliage small growing nice large flowers BS $45.00
hangianum NEW sib cross finally some nice healthy seedlings 1-2 years to bloom NBS $95.00
<--- haynaldianum alba Nice bright apple green and white flowersáBS $85.00
helenae NEW Sib cross of this adorable small growing speciesáBS $65.00
henryanum ---> Probably my favorite species, love the spotted dorsal sib cross BS $45.00
hookerae NEW Beautiful small growing species with stiff upright foliage < b>LIMITED BS $75.00javinicum NEW Beautiful species small growing. BS $45.00
kolopakingii var. katherinae Sib NEW another great multi-floral not often offered NBS $85.00
<--- liemianum Two very dark select clones of this great speciesááBS $55.00
mastersianum NEW sib cross An awesome species finally have nice plants to offerá BS $85.00
moquettianum Best breeding we plan on keeping some of these don't miss out. NBS/BS $50.00
<--- niveum small but mighty white flower sib cross from Taiwan breedingá BS $35.00
philippinense album NEW (Green Tea x self) Expecting nice flowers here NBS/BS $75.00
praestans NEW Been growing these for a while now about blooming sizeáNBS/BS $75.00
primulinum alba ---> selfing nice plants of this consecutive blooming pale yellow species BS $45.00
primulinum alba NEW sib cross nice consecutive blooming pale yellow species NBS $35.00
<--- purpuratum NEW Wonderful compact very colorful petals áBS $45.00
spicerianum The best sib cross to date these have been fantastic!ááBS $45.00
stonei NEW Sib cross awesome species multi-floral rarely offered NBS $85.00
supardii NEW sib cross Fantastic multi floral species rarely offered VERY LIMITED BS $85.00
superbeins Flowering with large well shaped and colored beauiful light mottled foliage BS $45.00
sukhakulii NEW got a few in spike for a lecture and left them home so they bloomed BS $45.00
thaianum NEW a new adorable little white species, small growing, nice foliage BS $45.00
tigrinum NEW Sib cross. Nice size very healthy seedlings áNBS $125.00
<--- tonsum we love this beautiful mottled leaf species you will too!ááBS $55.00
venustum alba ---> beautiful mottled foliage of this good species NBS/BS $45.00
venustum colored form beautiful plants of a new sib crossáBS $45.00
vietnamense beautiful sib cross legal seedlings, pictured one was the first to bloomááBS $75.00
victoria-mariae NEW sib cross great consecutive bloomer deep rich rose coloring BS $55.00
voluntieanum NEW Sib cross a fantastic species caramel pouch,rosy petals BS $65.00
<--- wardii NEW Sib cross making beautiful flowers first to bloom shown. BS $45.00
wenshanense ---> NEW name for conco-bellatulum nice sib cross seedlings.áá NBS/BS $45.00
wenshanense semi alba first to bloom was soft creamy white with no spotsáBS $45.00
Akegoromo (micranthun x wenshanense) WOW! New parvi hybrid beautiful seedlings BS $40.00
Alois Handlbauer (Faniticum x hangianum) We have had hangianum hybrids in the past. Most are really awesome.ááLimited NBS $75.00
Armeni-White ---> (armeniacum x delenatii) New remake from TaiwanááBS $40.00
armeniacum 'Golden Emperor' AM x 'Big Pouch' NEW Finally have nice plants. BS$50.00
armeniacum x Hsinying Concon 'Ching Hua' New hybrid from Taiwan, small compact growers yellow with slight spots see pix of the first to bloom, big flower small plant. BS$50.00
Black Diamond (delenatiiá x fairrieanum) New remake with awesome parents these have been fantastic having 2-3 long lasting flowers.áBS $45.00
Camcloud (bellatulum x emersonii) awesome huge cream with fine spots BS $50.00
<--- delenatii sib cross using two select clones from the recently discovered plants deep rose pouches large flowers and most are poly floral. These have been super!! BS $45.00
delenatii var dunkle ---> very dark pouched delenatii foliage has near black edges very dramatic rarely offered. BS $85.00
<--- Delrosi (rothschildianum x delenatii var dunkle) The first to bloom was very darkáBS $85.00
Dick Wagner (fanaticum x bellatulum) Rich green with loads of spotsá BS $75.00
Dollgoldi (rothschildianum x armeniacum) A REMAKE FROM TAIWAN large deep yellow flowers nice markings on compact plants.áBS $125.00
Dollgoldi (rothschildianum x armeniacum) NEW Another remake with good parents.áNBS $75.00
emersonii x micranthum huge soft pink NBS $65.00
Fanaticum (malipoense x micranthum) beautiful mid way between both parents BS $45.00
Gloria Naugle (rothschildianum 'mi 71' x micranthum 'ro-14) One of the best parvi hybrids to date huge pink pouch, striped petals. Beautiful compact foliage too! The first to bloom had very good color and shape.áBS $125.00
godefroyae x anitum NEW Don't know how good but worth a try BS $45.00
Harold Koopowitz (rothschildianum x malipoense) see FEB ORCHIDS 1999 for a picture. BS $125.00
Ho Chi Minh x delenatii ---> these should be great made with good clones, longer lasting large vietnamense flowers. NBS $55.00
Shen-Liu Golden Wunder (Lipperwunder x armeniacum)á large chrome yellow nice BS $85.00
Ma Bell new remake using great parents compact plants great for windows BS $45.00
Magic Lantern (micranthum x delenatii) We are pleased to offer this remake of what we think is one of the best Parvi hybrids. Full pink flowersá BS $45.00
<--- malipoense x vietnamense NEW The first just bloomed see pix.áBS $50.00
Mem. Larry Heuer (malipoense x emersonii) New remake from Taiwan. NBS $65.00
Misty Dell x armeniacum NEW These should be great Misty Dell one of my favorites BS $45.00
Misty Lantern x armeniacum NEW Two great parents mated for this new cross. BS $45.00
Norito Hasegawa (malipoense x armeniacum) nice plants áBS $50.00
Woluwense ---> (nivien x rothschildianum) new cross nice multi growth plants white fine spotting BS $95.00
<--- Wossner Kolarmi (armeniacum x kolokopingii) Awesome hybrid the flowers are dark yellow stripped, multi growth plants compact with mottled foliage Kept two love it.áBS $85.00
Wossner Bellarmi (bellatulum x armeniacum) BS $45.00
Wossner Vietnam Bell (conco-bellatulum x vietnamense) beautiful pink with spots BS $40.00
Yakushiji (malapoense x wenshanense) similar to Ma Bell maybe better BS $50.00
Charlesworthii x Jenna Marie looking for dark large flat dorsals BS $40.00
Fairieanum alba x Via Muchos Ninos fairieanum make great hybrids with complex NBS $55.00
Hung Shen Provocation x henryanum we expect loads of spots and pink pouches NBS $55.00
Iona (fairrieanum x bellatulum) Remake fantastic parents the first to bloom super BS $45.00
Luna Moth x henryanum ---> these will be very nice as the henryanum parent was hugeáBS $40.00
Doll's Kobold (charleswothii x henryanum) a nice mini Paph with our favorite henryanum a parent. These are beautiful multi growth plants. BS $60.00
Rolfei (rothschildianum x bellatulum) This cross once hard to bloom but with the new roths and bellatuluum line breeding are easy with dramatic flowers. BS $85.00
We have a few old white hybrid divisions now, email for list.
Hilo Moon x Hsinying Yosemitie Saw one in flower bought all I could LIMITED BS $65.00
In Charm White ĹIn Charmĺ x niveum ĹNae Shanĺ---> BS seedlings $45.00
I have become addicted to anitum hybrids and have added many they WILL all be awesome.
Hsinying Anita x Johanna Burkhardt long petals and dark dorsals NBS $95.00
Hsinying Anita x Johanna Burkhardt long petals and dark dorsals different parents BS $100.00
Hsinying Franz x anitum Expecting awesome multiflorals with dark dorsals NBS $95.00
Hsinying Franz x Johanna Burkhardt another dark dorsaled cross BS $100.00
Hung Sheng Eagle x rothschildianumáAnother awesome rothschildianum hybridááááááá BS $95.00
Hung Sheng General (St Swithen x anitum) NBS $85.00
Iantha Stage remake using new awesome parents should be huge wide petals NBS $75.00
Johanna Burkhardt x Hsinying Franz The dorsal could be almost all blacká NBS $95.00
Johanna Burkhardt x rothschildianum áNear black dorsals on large flowers áBS $100.00
Kolosand x Johanna Burkhardt Expecting multiflorals with dark near black dorsalsáá NBS $95.00
leucochilum 'Red' x anitum donĺt know where to put this cross but very limited NBS $55.00
Lady Rothschild x anitumáNBS $95.00
<--- Michael Koopowitz x adductum v. anitum awesome hybrid as good as it getsáBS $100.00
Michael Koopowitz x (adductum v. anitum x Shin-Yi Edward) --> We have become addicted to anitum hybrids these should be beautiful with Michael Koopowitz.áááááBS $85.00
Orchid Joe Curly Q (Spiderman philippense) Got best Paph Rochester show. BS $85.00
philippinense x Prince Edward Of York These should be awesome both parents are exceptional. BS $85.00
Prince Edward Of York* (rothschildianum x sanderianum 'Jacobs Ladder'). First made in late 1800's not seen again until now. AWESOME! 14 plus inches NBS $95.00
Prince Edward Of York x Hsinying Franz Another new addition. We saw one in bloom and added these immediately, blooming dark and long petaled BS $85.00
Prince Edward Of York x anitum we expect these to be awesome and really do not care if we do not sell any limited. NBS $95.00
sanderianum x anitum NEW these look like snderianums with dark to black dorsals BS $95.00
<--- Shin Yi Williams NEW (William Ambler x rothschildianum) Large flowered colorful Multifloral nice plants to spike shortly.á THE FIRST TO BLOOM HAVE BEEN GREATááá BS $95.00
Spiderman x Shin-Yi Edward áAnother new addition Awesome long petals BS $85.00
Spiderman x sanderianum very long petals are expected awesome cross BS $85.00
St Swithen ---> (rothschildianum x philippinense) a new remake with superior clones BS $85.00
<--- Transvaal (rothschildianum 'Boreno' x moquettianum) Wonderful remake using good dark parents the first to bloom have had deep rich colors. NICE Multi-growth plantsááBS $75.00
Wossner Black Wings (rothschildianum x anitum), can't get much better than this áááá NBS $85.00
MODERN COMPLEX HYBRIDSWe really like the new COMPLEX hybrids and have a GREAT selection in stock all the time so budded plants are often available from different excellent breeders. BS $50.00
Wood Wonder x Macabre Zellwood Station x Hsinying Maru x Macabre Like SPOTS this is for you. One of the most exciting mottled leaf Paphs breed to date wide spotted petals NBS $75.00
Maudiae VINI hybrids new breeding from Taiwan NICE plants all have dark leaf base BS $45.00
Maudiae green ---> new selection some have bloomed before but nice flowers BS $35.00
<--- Macabre line breed seedlings of our all time favorite Paph. We bought a flask and will be releasing only a few as these should be absolutely awesome. NBS $65.00
Finally able to offer divisions of our collection of antique white Paphs. Call for pricing. (Not subject to discounts).
<--- John Hanes 'Cor Jo' Nice multifloral creamy white.
Freckles 'Chappy' Super freckles clone, large flower sometimes multi floral
A star (*) after the species means they are not subject to discount.
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text: BERKELEY HEIGHTS, N.J., May 15, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Authentidate Holding Corp. (Nasdaq:ADAT), a provider of secure web-based software applications and telehealth products and services for healthcare organizations, today announced that the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has exercised their second option to extend the term of the contract for Home Telehealth Devices and Services with Authentidate. The term of this option year begins May 15, 2013 and extends the contract to May 31, 2014. The base contract also includes two additional one-year options to extend the contract beyond this term. VA facilities throughout the country can utilize Authentidate's Electronic House Call™ (EHC) vital signs monitoring device and service and its Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system to remotely monitor patients and enhance patient care for Veterans on the Care Coordination Home Telehealth (CCHT) program. The program is designed to improve overall patient health outcomes, reduce hospital readmissions and emergency hospital and doctor visits. Clinicians use the EHC or the IVR solution to remotely monitor their patients' vital signs and gather qualitative information about their patients' health to supplement in-person visits and help improve patient compliance with their care plans. Clinicians can review their patients' remote monitoring session results securely using Authentidate's web-based application and remotely manage or adjust their patients' care plans, medication reminders and related information. Clinicians can also use the web-based application to provide disease-specific education to their patients in real-time through the EHC or IVR solutions. Ben Benjamin, Chief Executive Officer at Authentidate commented, "We are pleased that the VA has extended the term of our contract and we continue to work closely with the VA to support their efforts to provide the best possible care for our Veterans and their families. We believe that the increasing use of our EHC and IVR solutions at a growing number of VA locations along with this contract extension reflect positively on our progress in the CCHT program. We believe that Authentidate is one of only two vendors contracted to provide IVR in the CCHT program and we are gratified to see the increasing use of our product by the VA. We are proud to provide our services to this important customer and we look forward to serving their needs with our innovative telehealth solutions."


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Hunger Games Premiere
March 13, 2012 by staff
Hunger Games Premiere, Fans of the best seller "The Hunger Games" turned out in force Monday night at the Los Angeles red-carpet premiere of the postapocalyptic survivor flick.
Published in 2008, the first novel in Suzanne Collins' trilogy has become one of the most anticipated films of the year. Some predict the films will be the next "Twilight" or "Harry Potter."
"The book is amazing, and the actors they picked are beyond perfect," said aspiring actress Jasmin Rodgers, 20, of Poughkeepsie, who camped out hoping to snag one of 400 fan tickets to Monday night's performance at the Nokia Theatre.
"The first time I saw the trailer on TV, I was flipping out, running around my house screaming, I was so excited," Rodgers said.
The movie stars Academy Award nominee Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson as lead characters Katniss Everdin and Peeta Mellark.
"I really loved watching myself disappear in the mirror every day and watching Effie appear. It was three hours in hair and makeup," said Banks. "They really helped me feel like I was working in a different time and a different place. The undergarments were really constricting, so it was a constant reminder Effie wasn't truly free. …I hope that young people remember that they matter and that their actions have consequences."
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I just purchased a MacBook Air and need to setup dual Dell E Series E2414H 24-Inch Screen LCD Monitors. I need to know what doc station or port replicator and cables I need to make this happen.
Aug 15, 2013 at 4:53 UTC
This might sort your issue http://www.matrox.com/docking_station/en/ds1/%C2%A0;
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Aug 15, 2013 at 4:53 UTC
This might sort your issue http://www.matrox.com/docking_station/en/ds1/%C2%A0;
Aug 15, 2013 at 5:19 UTC
Adept Communications is an IT service provider.
Thanks guys, just wanted to get it correct so I only have to order one time.
Aug 15, 2013 at 6:32 UTC
You didn't mention what year Macbook Air you have, but if it's the newest you only have a single Thunderbolt port available. Neither of the docks listed will work straight-away without cable adapters. Your thunderbolt will connect to the/a thunderbolt on the dock. Depending on which dock you chose you will be left with either a DVI/HDMI port or another Thunderbolt port. You will need an adapter to go from Thunderbolt to dual DVI or dual VGA, or from DVI/HDMI to dual DVI or dual VGA. The point I am making is skip the dock and find that adapter and run your dual monitors.
What you could do is buy a Thunderbolt to DVI cable to power 1 monitor. If you have the newer Air, you could then buy an Apple TV, HDMI to DVI cable and connect the Apple TV to the second monitor. Once that is done you can Airplay and extend the display wirelessly, while keeping the display on your Air and your other monitor hooked up via Thunderbolt. This would also be cheaper than buying a Thunderbolt dock.
Aug 15, 2013 at 6:46 UTC
This might be even better. I really like this and will probably have a horizontal dock when they come out.
Aug 15, 2013 at 7:15 UTC
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@murdoc158 - Sorry, it is brand new. I thought about this option and decided to go with a Targus 3.0 Superspeed.
@bbaumgardner22 - I looked at this as well.
Thanks guys for the quick responses.
Jan 8, 2014 at 11:36 UTC
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Hey there,
So, you went with a Targus 3.0 . Are you happy? Do you have dual external displays connected to it?
Is there any lag in any of the monitors?
This discussion has been inactive for over a year.
You may get a better answer to your question by starting a new discussion.


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As they were 10 years ago, the skies were cloudless and a brilliant blue. That much has not changed.
But as politicians, dignitaries and just regular Canadians gathered at the National Arts Centre Sunday morning for a concert commemorating that terrible day, there were reminders of so much that has.
Perhaps the most stark change was the presence of Chief of Defence Walt Natynczyk, who in these past 10 years has been involved in the war in Afghanistan - a war that has claimed the lives of so many Canadian soldiers and began as a result of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
And then there were reminders of just who was there at the time and who was not.
Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird, Interim NDP leader Nycole Turmel and Interim Liberal leader Bob Rae attended the concert - they were not in the House of Commons 10 years ago. Neither was Julian Fantino, the former police chief, who is now the Associate Minister of Defence. He was there, honouring the day, too.
So was former Liberal Prime Minister Jean Chretien and his wife, Aline. Mr. Chretien, who was the Prime Minister at the time of the attacks, does not remember the beautiful weather on that September 11. Rather, he remembers that "we had a lot of decisions to make that day and I think we made the right ones."
One of those correct decisions, he says, was allowing American passenger planes to land in Gander, Newfoundland. Mr. Chretien the Canadian government decided to keep "our sky open for them."
American airspace had closed - and these flights had nowhere to land but in Canada.
"The reception they received, especially in Gander was unbelievable and I was very proud of that," he said.
Proud, too, was he of the service on Parliament Hill on the Friday following the Tuesday attacks. His government decided to hold the ceremony outdoors - not in a church or a public building.
"We were not to go in hiding," he said, in his distinctive English. "And we had 100,000 on the people on the Hill and the greatest moment was when I asked for three minutes of silence. It was probably the three minutes, the most moving of my life, to not hear a noise for three minutes, people praying in their own faith for the American people."
He also said that he thought his government achieved the right balance in protecting human rights and the collective security with its antiterrorism bill.
"It's never easy, there is always danger of not enough or too much and we used our best judgment collectively in the government ...," he said.
Foreign Affairs Minister Baird, speaking for the government, recalled that nearly 3,000 people died that day, including 24 Canadians. He called it "senseless acts of war."
"Sadly, the terrorist threat is still with us. Still very real," Mr. Baird said. "We have had recent reminders in Pakistan, in India, in Norway and London and in countless other places. Terrorist is indeed a global phenomenon."
But he said that Canada was working with its international partners to "eradicate terror in all its forms."
About 1,000 people attended the early morning 9/11 Hope and Remembrance concert on the rooftop of the National Arts Centre. It began precisely at 8:46 a.m., the exact time that the first plane flew into the first tower at New York's World Trade Centre.
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Duke enters its second spring tournament looking to tackle another Pete Dye golf course in more dicey weather conditions.
After having winter offseason practices disrupted severely by weather, the No. 3 Blue Devils have found their preparation for the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate at the par-71 Long Cove Club at Hilton Head Island, S.C., interrupted once again by cold temperatures and heavy rain. Duke was unable to complete its practice round Wednesday because of a torrential downpour.
Despite its disrupted practice schedule, the Blue Devils will attempt to use the lessons learned from their last tournament of the fall—the Landfall Tradition—again when play begins Thursday. Famous golf course designer Pete Dye tortured the nation's best at the event and no team finished below par. Duke managed to grind its way to a second place finish then and it knows a similar effort will be required on another course that promises to be just as daunting.
"Pete Dye is one of the best," head coach Dan Brooks said. "This course is no exception. It's just great. We've never been here before, and it's got everything that challenges a great player. If he shortens the hole up, he's going to challenge you with your approach shot into the green, and if he gives you a chance to go for it on a par 5, you better hit a really good second shot."
Duke knows that to have success at the three-day, 54-hole event, poise will be crucial. The Blue Devils should be able to meet the challenge with a lineup that features two seniors in Laetitia Beck and Alejandra Cangrejo and a freshman who has yet to finish outside the top 10 in Yu Liu.
Liu finished second at the Landfall Tradition and will look to set the pace for Duke against three other top-six teams. No. 4 Stanford, No. 5 Arizona State and No. 6 Arkansas join the Blue Devils to give the event a loaded field.
Duke could have an edge on the competition because of its experience in dealing with the elements.
"We've had a winter with that sort of training," Brooks said. "It's very easy after being in so much bad weather throughout the winter to start to lose patience. That's our challenge. We're still dealing with the stuff that we've been dealing with for the last couple of months, and it's getting old, but they can't let it get old. They need to keep fighting."
Rounding out Duke's lineup this week will be sophomore Celine Boutier and freshman Esther Lee. Boutier has started every tournament for the Blue Devils this season and been the team's most consistent performer along with Beck. Boutier helped the team secure its first top-five finish of the season in September when Liu was competing in her native country of China.
Lee is still attempting to solidify her spot in the lineup and will be making her third start after recording a pair of top-25 finishes in her first two outings. Brooks has the luxury of having freshman Sandy Choi—another touted young player—available in case of injury or in case any of his players go into a funk, and will look to continue evaluating all his players from week-to-week.
The Blue Devils know the most important thing is playing their best golf at the right time and using their early-season experiences to help them perform under pressure. Their first of two March events offers them the perfect opportunity to see where they are with 10 weeks left in the season.
"You just can't let the elements get to you," Brooks said. "My desire is for my players to keep accepting the conditions and keep being patient. [They] need to do [their] very, very best regardless of the challenges that we're running into with the weather and the tough golf course. The way you walk and the way you control yourself on the course—that's what it's all about."


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With my first, I was induced and laboured for 17 hours (no doula) and ended up with an EC due to FD. I wished I had had the extra support and so with number 2 my VBAC, I hired a doula who was invaluable. All went well, I was in active labour at home for 4 hours and then pushed for 2.5 hours at the BC (posterior) and had a wonderful drug-free waterbirth.
This time I am at a different hospital in the midwifery group practice with a one-on-one MW who will be on call for my birth and will be my main support during labour, as opposed to looking after possibly 3 or more labouring women (as was my experience in the past). As my MW said, she will only be leaving the room to get heat packs etc. She will be by my side throughout. I have a great rapport with her and she is very much an advocate for natural birth but I am aware that if she has just come off a shift when I go into labour, another MW from the program will attend. I have not yet met the other MWs, but will in due course and have been told that they are all on the same page as far as natural birth goes.
I realise that birth support is a very personal decision but just wondered how others in a similar situation felt, having had a wonderful natural birth before and feeling a lot more confident in their own ability, whether they still felt they needed the extra support, both at home and at the hospital? I feel fine about labouring at home with just DH and I and I do feel like I am doubling up by having both at the hospital. Having said that, every birth is different and perhaps I would be better to be safe than sorry and have the extra support.
My MW also said that in her experience, 3rd labours can often stop start a bit before the main event (as in pre-labour) but once they get going, they are pretty quick. Has anyone experienced this with number 3?
All thoughts welcome!
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St. Albert Transit is a major disappointment
Saturday, Jan 18, 2014 06:00 am
I am a regular passenger with St. Albert Transit and I have been for many years. I also frequently travel on Edmonton Transit (bus and LRT).
Without hesitating, I can conclude that St. Albert Transit is the most obscure, strange public transit service I have ever used.
First of all, why does St. Albert Transit not operate on Boxing Day and statutory holidays? Yes, city hall is closed on such days, but does this suddenly mean that people do not need to get places?
News flash: many people work on statutory holidays and Boxing Day who depend on public transit from St. Albert. Yes, Edmonton Transit is a different transit system in a different city, but it's incredibly appropriate to compare our transit services to Edmonton's. First off, Edmonton Transit does not shut down on Boxing Day and stat holidays; their services run all day long.
In St. Albert, transit is not available on Boxing Day and stat holidays, and Boxing Day is only considered a statutory holiday in Ontario. An argument is easily made that few people would use transit services during the holidays; however, has St. Albert Transit ever actually operated on Boxing Day? If this service was available, the public could use transit to travel to West Edmonton Mall, downtown Edmonton, and Whyte Ave. via the University bus on Boxing Day. In addition to providing a sustainable method of transport, it's very likely that many would use St. Albert Transit on Boxing Day.
On Family Day, Victoria Day, and Canada Day, St. Albert schedules many family-friendly events; however, does this mean that St. Albert is the only city that holds events on stat holidays? No! Since St. Albert Transit does not operate on stat holidays, those who depend on transit services and especially those who do not drive are basically trapped in St. Albert on these days unless they are willing to pay between $35-40 one-way by taxi to downtown Edmonton, and around $50 to Whyte Avenue.
Lastly, I would like to address the unpredictability of St. Albert Transit. Frequently, I catch a bus from a local route and then catch a commuter bus from either Village Station or St. Albert Centre. During the last two weeks, I have been waiting in Grandin for the A1 bus to arrive on Gainsborough Avenue and it simply has not shown up, or it has shown up late by ten minutes or more. This is especially difficult to handle when temperatures are around the -30 range. When I catch a local bus to make a connection to Edmonton, I expect that the local bus will make it to the transit centre on time. This is not the case. St. Albert is not a transit friendly city. We are paying for a service that decides to work when it wants to, and when it's most convenient for the transit system.
Spencer Kryzanowski, St. Albert