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Altun Ha and Zipline Tour from Belize City
Visit a Mayan ruin and learn about a great civilization that inhabited Belize over 3,000 years ago. Altun Ha was first settlement somewhere around 250 BC, with construction of the buildings beginning in 100 AD and continuing throughout the Classic period that ended in the 10th century. Some 10,000 Mayans lived in and around Altun Ha, which was a significant trading center as evidenced by the large amounts of jade and obsidian excavated here in the early sixties and seventies. After visiting Altun Ha, enjoy a zipline adventure across 8 different platforms located 85 feet from the ground.
Spanning a 25 square mile area roughly an hour from Belize City, Altun Ha is made up of two central plazas surrounded by towering temples that enclose the palm strewn land. The larger of the two plazas, Plaza A, is the site of a mysterious tomb discovered beneath one of the temples called Temple of the Green Tomb. Jade, jewelry, flints and skins are among the three hundred remnants that were unearthed here.
This amazingly popular and unique tour is a fast growing sector of the Belize Tourism Industry and pivots around one important factor: safety. Set within Belize's lush rainforest, this amazing tour starts with a safety session from our professional zip line crew.
Following your safety session, well-trained guides will help you with your harness, hand and body gears, and helmet. Double cables (each capable of withstanding 2,000 lbs of weight) are used for the ultimate in safety. A brief 5-minute walk takes you to the first of 8 strategically placed platforms. The platforms are as high as 85 ft and as far apart as 1200ft. All landing platforms are equipped with handrails. Guides meet you at each landing to ensure your personal safety.
At the end of the tour, you will repel from the last platform back down to earth. This is truly a heart-pounding adventure that is sure to please the thrill seeker in you!


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Dr. Thomas Lobue MD Patient Reviews
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Recommend Dr LoBue unconditionally.
Recently had right eye cataract surgery, left eye to be done tomorrow. Dr LoBue also did cataract surgery on both my husband's eyes, and both eyes of a friend of mine. I have found him to be knowledgeable, thorough, attentive, and personal. His staff does such a good job, professionally and personally. Family and friends of ours are patients or former patients of his. As seniors in our 70's, he has my/our highest recommendation.
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During an eye exam with my grandfather with an orange county doctor diagnosed my grandfather with a cataracts in both eyes that were ready to be removed after doing extensive research to find the best ophthalmologist we heard of one that came highly recommended I decided to consult with Dr Thomas LoBue . I was very impressed with the amount of time the doctor spent with my grandfather that he decided to have cataract surgery . After the 2nd eye had been done my grandfather could see colors and was so happy .I am so glad we heard by word of mouth about this wonderful and very caring doctor. I am so happy to have found and made this choice of driving from Orange county to Riverside co. Thank you Dr. LoBue
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Great doctor and great staff
I was referred to this facility by a family friend when I called to schedule an appointment the operator I spoke to was very friendly and courteous, when I came in to my appointment the front desk receptionist was also very friendly as well the wait time was about 20 mins wasn't too long of a wait. When I was called in a technician asked me a few questions about my health etc. also very friendly I then saw Dr. Miller he was very professional answered all my questions and took his time to examine my eyes. After my eye exam I went into the optical department there was many choices of name brand frames and prices were very fair not to mention the optician who helped me was very knowledgible overall my experience was great the doctors and staff are amazing definelty recommend
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Great doctor and staff. He is a great surgeon.
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Great Doctor
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This doctor did cataract surgery on my mother and my daughter. Both of them had very poor results. My daughter says she her eyesight is worse. His response was it is not a science!! I have had cataract surgery on both of my eyes by a different doctor and had great results.
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This so called Doctor has been in Temecula 25 years and has advertised everywhere. He's old and burnt out. Doen't care about the patient. My opinion is that he just wants to get paid by Medicare. Makes money by Lasik surgery, Restore lenses, and thick eye lashes. Beware..
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I made an appt to see Dr. Lobue in May this year. I didn't see him, I saw a colleague. The purpose of my visit was to see if I needed a pterigium removed from my eye. The colleague looked at my eye for a second, said he thought I could safely wait a little longer and Dr. Lobue needed to see it next time. The bill was $82. Since I did not see the doctor I had requested, the colleague spent approximately 5 minutes with me, I felt the bill was excessive and will never go back.
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Nolwazi Mkhwanazi has been granted a prestigious Seed Award from the Wellcome Trust to fund a project which explores South Africans' attitudes sexuality and how these affect uptake of sexual health interventions. For more information, see here.
The Medical Humanities at WISER
Welcome to the website for WISER's research and work around the medical humanities.
Wits is currently offering two new postgraduate medical humanities courses, spearheaded by Medical Humanities at WiSER with colleagues from across the university.
- The History of Sex - for more information please email Dr Catherine Burns.
- Medical Anthropology in a Global World - for more information please email Dr Lenore Manderson or Dr Nolwazi Mkhwanazi, or see the pdf attached to this page.
Our Medical Humanities work at WiSER focusses on the following themes:
Organ Transplantation and Tissue Transfusion
Transgender and Intersexuality
Medical Humanities News
Check out our list of interesting blogs and articles, and a short report on our recent work.
What is Medical Humanities?
Medical humanities developed as a multi-disciplinary field in the United States in the early 1970s, fostered partly by the liberal arts education the country requires of all undergraduates, but also the burgeoning of public health as a related postgraduate professional qualification which drew in individuals who had not initially trained in medicine or nursing. Simultaneously, museums and archival spaces in Britain, for example the Wellcome Institute, became interested in the development of the social history of medicine, of medical sociology, and of medical ethics. In both the US and Britain the first wave of medical humanities approaches were rooted in complementary work – in adding richness to medical science and knowledge through contrasting and comparing approaches from the humanities to themes of health, suffering, therapy, pain, and illness. The emphasis was on richness derived from differing perspectives.
A much more ambitious and recent aim, emerging from critical philosophy, history, literary and artistic work, as well as ethnographic analysis and political sociology, has been to challenge and refocus medical, especially biomedical, knowledge and education. Here humanistic knowledge is seen in relation to medical, especially biomedical, knowledge about what it is to be fully human. The latter approach seeks to place medical humanities within medicine and aims at a more than polite sharing of space, often subject to the invitation of established medical academics and professionals.
The field thus gains coherence not from a variety of self-enclosed sub categories, for example "art and surgery," or "narrative form and medical diagnosis," but rather from a common urge to understand what it is to be "fully human" within a shared mode of enquiry.
The Medical Humanities at WiSER
In 2012 Catherine Burns and colleagues at Wits started working to establish a medical humanities research interest group and centre of excellence based at WiSER. Interest in the field has resulted in an extensive group of academics and professionals from the health sciences - medicine, nursing, public health and allied schools and departments - as well as from the social sciences and humanities, the Law School, and the Wits School of Arts joining our reading groups and participating in our events.
Our project received a substantial fund from the Mellon Foundation in April 2014 and we are also delighted to have received smaller grants for specific projects from the Consortium of Humanities Centres and Institutes and the National Research Foundation to draw on.
Many scholars in the US and Britain work on medical humanities in African or southern contexts, in imperial, postcolonial and other global frames, however WiSER is the first African research.
We have organised two major conferences so far:
Body Knowledge: Medicine and the Humanities in Conversation
In September 2013 we convened Body Knowledge: Medicine and Humanities in Conversation. This was the first conference on the medical humanities to be held in southern Africa, and brought together scholars from a wide variety of disciplines, and from all over the world. Professor Julie Livingston presented the keynote address: "Figuring the Tumour: Photography, self, and cancer." She has since gone on to be awarded a MacArthur Foundation Genius Grant.
For more on the conference, see here.
Age and the Body: Cultures and Conversations
This year, on 27 and 28 June we held Age and the Body: Cultures and Conversations a symposium which looked at a variety of our medical humanities themes, including organ transplantation and ageing in South Africa. Professor Kavita Sivaramakrishnan, of the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University, presented the keynote, "New Pathologies and Old Susceptibilities: Ageing and Chronic Disease in India and South Africa (1940-50s)." The Symposium itself hosted the presentation of 19 papers and concluded with a workshop about research and publication plans for the next year.


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Judge Throws Out ACLU's Challenge to Arizona's "Racist and Sexist" Abortion Law
Women at a pro-Planned Parenthood Rally.
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A federal appeals court dismissed a challenge to Arizona's race and sex-based abortion law this week.
The decision upholds a lower court's ruling that the plaintiffs – the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum, as represented by the American Civil Liberties Union – don't have the proper legal standing to bring the case against the state of Arizona because they cannot prove the law caused them actual harm.
The law in question, "Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act of 2011," makes it a class-3 felony for a person to perform, obtain, or attempt to obtain an abortion based on the sex or race of the child and law stipulates that doctors must sign an affidavit saying a woman is not terminating her pregnancy because of the race or sex of the child.
Supporters of the law say it will help reduce a disproportionately high abortion rate for certain minorities, while critics say it does little more than institutionalize "racist and sexist" stereotypes.
"On its face it doesn't look discriminatory," ACLU Arizona attorney Dan Pochoda says, "but when you look at the debates the Legislature had [while discussing it in 2011], it's clear that it's ugly…and based on racist and discriminatory [premises]."
What's more, he adds, "it only singled out black and Asian women."
According to plaintiff's appeal, sponsors and supporters of the law "were motivated by their conviction that black and [Asian-American and Pacific Islander] women behave a certain way simply because they are black and API women."
While the law makes it illegal for anyone to make an abortion decision based on race or sex, the ACLU says the reality of it is that it's asking doctors to racially profile their patients and thus is a violation of the Constitution.
Most importantly, plaintiffs also contend that case-law precedence supports their position: "There are a number of statements in various cases where courts have said, 'If you can show a bad or unconstitutional motive on the part of the Legislature, we will presume that the law that follows is carrying out that intent, and void it," Pochoda says.
He says records from the 2011 legislative session clearly show that sponsors of the law were motivated by racist stereotypes:
The law's primary sponsor explained at the time that the ban was necessary "because minority babies are several times more likely to be aborted than white babies" and that "some abortions are performed because a mother does not want a...minority baby."
Records collected by the ACLU show that another senator said: "We know that [female infanticide] is pervasive in some areas [like China and India]. We know that people from those countries and from those cultures are moving and immigrating in some reasonable numbers to the United States and to Arizona."
As Alexa Kolbi-Molinas, an attorney for the ACLU's Reproductive Freedom Project, told New Times recently: "This law is based on ugly racial stereotypes about black and Asian women."
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"The Legislature looked at the number of abortions among black women and said this must be evidence that they want to eliminate the black race," she says. And they looked at problems of female infanticide in certain Asian countries and said that American woman of Asian decent must have the same motivation.
Not only is it untrue that Asian women in Arizona have higher-than-average abortion rates, Kolbi-Molinas adds, but supporters did not look at any other factors that could explain why the abortion rate differs between races.
Kolbi-Molinas argued the case to the appeals court last week, and she says the decision this week is surprising because "it was clear…that the court recognized to some extent that this is racially profiling women for a crime they're not committing. That it's trying to create a solution for a harm that doesn't exist."
But like in the lower courts, the defendants motioned to dismiss the case because the plaintiffs couldn't show the law was causing actual harm.
"Of course the actual harm doesn't exist," Kolbi-Molinas says, because black and Asian women don't have abortions to destroy their own race or sex. "It's a Catch-22."
She calls the judges' ruling "incredibly disappointing," but points out that "the court didn't uphold the law on the merit." The ACLU could challenge the decision again, though Kolbi-Molinas says the group hasn't decided to do so yet.
"Oy vey," Pochoda says of the decision, adding that he think the ACLU would have won the case had it not "been cut off prematurely.
"But we haven't been allowed to get to the fact-finding stage of the lawsuit."
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The winners of the annual British Media Awards were announced at a gala ceremony on 2 May at the Marriot Grosvenor Square in London.
Winners included Digital Spy which scooped the award for Media Editorial Team of the Year, Digital Camera which was crowned Print Product of the Year, and Racing Post which won both Digital Product of the Year for its Racing Post iPhone app and Launch of the Year for its iPad app.
The awards highlight the best in business across the media industry. A panel of expert judges seek out and reward those that excel in each of the chosen categories, highlighting innovation and excellence wherever it comes from – be it a print newspaper, a digital business website or a mobile version of a consumer magazine.
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In honor of July 4th, it's time to express some American pride. The blogosphere, and I'm no exception, has mostly negative things to say about these United States of America. There's just so much fodder in our broken campaign finance system, our game-playing politics, the utter lack of understanding that living in a democracy means not always getting everything what you want. But, all that said, this is a pretty great country. Why? Check out this list!
1. A military coup in America is inconceivable (sorry Tea Party!)
Egypt is a large, important country with a known history longer than almost any other nation. It has replaced its leader twice via revolution, then half-revolution/half-military coup in the last three years. You know why that doesn't happen in America? Because the U.S. can do things like replace George W. Bush with Barack Obama completely peacefully. Richard Nixon had an ugly end, but it didn't involve bloodshed. Egypt is the latest example, but we're never far from the latest example of a bloody revolt in the world. America has figured out how to have peaceful revolutions.
2. I can walk out of my house and get Mexican, Vietnamese, Japanese, Indian, Peruvian, Ethiopian or American food.
America is a land of choices and a country where people are willing to try new things. If you haven't tried any of the above cuisines, do. They're all great. And odds are, you won't have to travel far for any of them.
3. You can worship whoever or whatever you want
Yes, Muslims are persecuted, Jews are snarled at, Pagans get weird looks, but it is culturally unacceptable to do this in anything resembling a national forum. It is also frowned on in a large percentage of the homes, coffee shops and bars across this country. There is still much work to do in getting respect for many religious groups, and atheists as well (it's very hard to imagine an openly atheist President). Still, this is one of the most religiously tolerant countries in the history of the world. Not bad, America.
4. San Francisco and Dallas can coexist here
Our Presidential cabinets aren't always the team of rivals envisioned by Lincoln, but our entire country is. Granted, our political system sets up two teams for liberals and conservatives to duke it out, but in the end, we're all in this together, because both hippy freaks and conservative whackos are welcome here. Even if both sides wish the other would go away, the fact that we have to accept each other is another reason that America is great. And you know, both San Francisco and Dallas rock pretty hard on July 4th.
5. Baseball, Jazz and the National Parks system
What do all of those have in common? It's not a bad trivia question actually. Baseball, jazz and the National Parks system are all subjects of epic Ken Burns documentaries, and all three are among the greatest American innovations. I've enjoyed all three in the last few weeks, and all three show the creation and appreciation of beauty that have defined the character of America.
6. The Evolution of the sitcom Dad
Every top 5 needs a wildcard, right? There is something deeply American about the sitcom Dad. From the lovable but borderline abusive Honeymooners (okay, that was a sitcom husband, but same idea) through the irascible Al Bundy to the many-headed split that includes the ironic caricature of the whole genre in Family Guy and the self-deprecatingly progressive Modern Family. These mainstream figure heads provide a history of the cultural and aesthetic shifts in American culture.
We'll get back to gnashing at each other over immigration, abortion and American Idol in just a few moments. For now, take a second to appreciate that America is a wonderful place.


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One Lafayette chef and seven New Orleans chefs are on the James Beard Foundation's list of semifinalist nominees for its 2014 Restaurant and Chef Awards.
Donald Link, of Herbsaint in New Orleans, is a semifinalist in the Outstanding Chef category. Those nominated in the Best Chef, South, category include Justin Girouard, of The French Press, Lafayette, and six New Orleans chefs: Justin Devillier, La Petite Grocery; Ryan Prewitt, Pêche Seafood Grill; Alon Shaya, Domenica; Michael Stoltzfus, Coquette; Isaac Toups, Toups' Meatery; and Sue Zemanick, Gautreau's.
Other semifinalists, all from New Orleans, and their categories include: Pêche, Best New Restaurant; Arnaud's French 75 Bar and Cure, both in Outstanding Bar Program; JoAnn Clevenger, of Upperline, Outstanding Restaurateur; Ann Tuennerman with Tales of the Cocktail, Outstanding Wine, Spirits, Beer Professional; Brigtsen's, Outstanding Service; and The Grill Room of Windsor Court Hotel, Outstanding Wine Program.
The finalists in the Restaurant and Chef Awards, as well as nominations for the Beard Foundation's Book, Journalism, Broadcast and Restaurant Design Awards, will be announced in Chicago on March 18. The 2014 James Beard Awards will be held May 2 and May 5 in New York City.
Savory king cakes
Carnival season typically brings an abundance of king cakes, mostly featuring a sweet filling and an icing or sugar topping in the traditional purple, gold and green colors of Mardi Gras. But, Bosco's Italian Cafe, 2040 Highway 59, Mandeville, and Tony Bosco's at 141 Terra Bella Blvd., Covington, are offering a savory king cake.
The Louisiana Crawfish King Cake is the creation of one of Bosco's chefs, Eileen Bevis-Bennett. A sixth-generation New Orleanian, she has served this dish to family and friends for 15 years.
Designed to trick the eye, the king cake is made with puff pastry and baked, just like its inspiration, in the shape of a ring. It is filled with a creamy blend of Louisiana crawfish tails, pepper Jack cheese, spices and herbs. Parmesan cheese replaces the sugar in the symbolic Mardi Gras colors and sour cream is used as "icing." The king cake is served hot so there's no plastic baby in it.
The crawfish king cake is available in two sizes; the small ($11.95) serves 1-4 while the large ($39.95) serves 10-14. Call (985) 624-5066 to place a pick-up order.
Louisiana oysters
Speaking of Louisiana seafood, Louisiana chefs dished up flavorful oyster delicacies on Capitol Hill during the Washington Mardi Gras.
The Gulf Oyster Industry Council led the shellfish industry's 20th annual "Walk on the Hill" to promote the Gulf oyster community through a series of special events scheduled to take place in connection with the Washington Mardi Gras festivities sponsored by the Mystic Krewe of Louisianians on Feb. 17-21.
Among those restaurants preparing oyster dishes were Randol's Seafood Restaurant, Lafayette; Ruffino's, Baton Rouge and Lafayette; Acme Oyster House, New Orleans; Drago's Seafood Restaurant in Metairie and New Orleans; and Restaurant Cotton, Monroe.
Mardi Gras drinks
Chef Emeril Lagasse's restaurants across the country are offering Mardi Gras cocktail recipes —from a Mambo Punch to a Cajun Storm and King's Cup — and are sharing the recipes.
The Cajun Storm is made with spiced rum and passion fruit. The refreshing and fruity King's Cup, perfect for toasting Mardi Gras royalty, features a colored sanding sugar for the rim of the glass. Make your own sanding sugar by stirring in a drop or two of food coloring. Both cocktails are available at Emeril's Delmonico in New Orleans.
The "Mardi Gras Mambo" is a classic Mardi Gras anthem played on local radio stations during the Carnival season. The Mambo Punch, made with pineapple-flavored vodka and flowery St. Germain liqueur, is served at NOLA Restaurant, also in New Orleans.


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On Jackson Street is a platform for sharing and creating work that can branch from photography, film and design through to illustration. Tatanja particularly enjoys working alongside artists, and loves shooting studio interior and portrait photography.
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Being born many years ago to an Undertaker/Funeral Director on the southwest side of Chicago who happened to be a very respected hobby photographer, I was exposed to cameras at a very early age. My father loved photography and working with cameras and, luckily, his passions for it were passed along to me.
As a result I've been working in video production for many years now and, added to the standard mix of production and editing work any small, independent Producer depends on, there is the additional joy I have of producing the, "American Barn Stories and Other Tales from the Heartlands" TV series which has been seen on PBS stations across the country. The latest episode was recently cleared for air and is awaiting air dates in 2016.
Through the production of the shows I've developed a nice, general-interest one-hour program that profiles the old barns effort and it's a great presentation for many diverse groups.
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VOLKSWAGEN'S NEW VAN TO MAKE FIRST APPEARANCE IN SACRAMENTO AUBURN HILLS, Mich., Nov. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Volkswagen's long- awaited replacement for the venerable and lovable Vanagon -- which was first produced as the Microbus in 1949 -- will be displayed for the first time in California at the Sacramento Auto Show, Thursday, Nov. 7, through Monday, Nov. 11, at the California Exhibition and State Fairgrounds. The new generation van, named EuroVan, is bigger, better and more powerful, making it ideal for the active lifestyle of the '90s. Comparable versions of the mid-size EuroVan shown at the auto show will become available to U.S. consumers as a 1993 model in April 1992. With front-wheel drive, better fuel economy and a full range of standard equipment and options, the EuroVan provides a versatile, spacious and fully equipped vehicle. It's Fahrvergnugen for the family. The mid-size EuroVan is the van for all seasons -- and reasons. Available in five different models -- the CL, GL, MV, CV and RV -- the EuroVan accommodates weekend recreational or camping enthusiasts as easily as weekday family errand running. And it does so with comfort, convenience and expansive cargo and passenger space. It seats seven people and all their luggage, and is more than 35 percent larger than the average minivan. The low floor and large doors design provide ease of access and loading. The EuroVan has a 1,750-pound passenger/cargo capacity. When reduced to a 1,500-pound payload, the EuroVan can tow a 4,400-pound braked trailer. Powered by a transverse-mounted "Broad-Torque," 2.5-liter, five-cylinder, fuel-injected, 109-horsepower engine, the EuroVan has 21 percent more power and, at 140 foot-pounds, 20 percent more torque over its predecessor. The broad torque curve of the engine is virtually flat between 2,000 and 4,000 RPM, providing excellent mid-range acceleration. The EuroVan CL, GL, MV and CV camper have a wheelbase of 115 inches. The EuroVan RV camper stretches its wheelbase to 130.7 inches, 33.8 inches longer than the former Camper. A five-speed manual transmission is standard, with an electronically controlled, four-speed automatic available as an option. A 21.1-gallon fuel tank, 21-mile-per-gallon EPA highway estimate, and a drag coefficient of only 0.37, mean fewer gas station stops and more Fahrvergnugen on the road, whether it's to the grocery store or the Grand Canyon. Driving range is 47 percent greater than its predecessor. The EuroVan CL and GL seat seven; the MV seats seven and sleeps two (four with the optional pop-up top), and the standard-wheelbase CV and long-wheelbase RV campers seat six and four, respectively, and sleep four. The campers have it all, even the kitchen sink. They offer motor home independence with car-like operation. The EuroVan offers a full range of safety features including three- point safety belts on all outboard seating positions and optional ABS brakes. A full range of standard and optional equipment includes dual front and rear air conditioning; power steering; trailer towing equipment; power windows, mirrors and central locking system; AM/FM stereo cassette with theft-deterrent blinking light and coding system; tinted glass and cruise control. The camper versions include a two-person bench seat that converts to a double bed; a pop-up top with double bed; central dining table; and a separate kitchen. It's a new generation Volkswagen for transporting all generations of families. Volkswagen's 1992 Full Line Also on display at the Sacramento Auto Show will be Volkswagen's entire 1992 model line where German engineering, Fahrvergnugen and value are standard in cars ranging from the Passat family sedan and wagon to America's lowest-priced German-engineered car, the Fox. The Volkswagen line consists of the Passat sedan and wagon; the 158- horsepower Corrado G60 sports coupe; a four-door Jetta line which offers three different engine sizes -- including a diesel; the GTI and GTI 16V "pocket rockets"; the Cabriolet "ragtops"; the enormously successful Golf, which has been the most popular passenger car in Europe for eight consecutive years; and the Fox, the lowest-priced European-engineered sedan in America. Later in the 1992 model year, the Passat sedan and the Corrado sports coupe will receive VW's innovative VR6 engine. The innovation of the VR6 is apparent the moment the hood is raised -- this six-cylinder engine fits into almost the same space as a standard four-cylinder engine. Unlike standard V6 engines, where the cylinder banks are 60 or 90 degrees apart, the VR6 cylinders are set in a zigzag fashion, angled only 15 degrees apart and all under one cylinder head. More power, less space. For 1992, VW radios are activated via the ignition switch. 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Television Critics Association, Los Angeles, August 1, 2012 – BBC AMERICA today announced it is co-producing BBC One's The Musketeers, a new drama inspired by the classic novel by Alexandre Dumas and written by Adrian Hodges (My Week with Marilyn, Survivors, Primeval).
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Syracuse prepares to face No. 7 Notre Dame, its toughest opponent yet
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Syracuse's last victory over Notre Dame came in the 2002 Big East Tournament, a year after UND won its only national title. SU has lost every time the two squads have met since.
One of the nation's best teams takes the Carrier Dome floor Sunday evening, when the No. 7 Fighting Irish (23-3, 11-1 Atlantic Coast) pose as the Orange's toughest test this season. UND entered the year atop the Associated Press Top 25 poll and spent the first six weeks there. Notre Dame, which has reached the national championship game in four of the last six seasons, visits No. 21 Syracuse (18-8, 9-4) on Sunday night.
"It's a big game," Syracuse head coach Quentin Hillsman said. "We can't deflect that. Notre Dame, they are a very good program. We understand we need to play a very good game to beat them. We got to try to affect them with our pressure, speed the game up and get a ton of possessions so we can score the ball."
During last year's SU-UND regular-season bout, the latter dominated inside with 38 paint points in a 28-point rout. Alexis Peterson and Brittney Sykes, who rank 1-2 on the ACC scoring list this year, combined with Briana Day for only 27 points on 11-of-45 shooting. When the teams met six weeks later, SU fared much better. Notre Dame still won by 11, capturing the ACC Tournament title, but Peterson, Sykes and Day combined for 41 points.
In the team's last seven meetings, UND has won by an average of 20 points per game. The former Big East foes met twice last year, when UND finished 33-2 and 16-0 in ACC games. Notre Dame leads the all-time series against Syracuse, 30-2. All of that indicates another Notre Dame win come Sunday evening.
This season, SU wants to flip the script. Syracuse is coming off its best season in program history and has over the last month played its best basketball of the season. But the Orange, winners of five of its last six, is 0-3 against Top 10 teams and 3-5 against ranked opponents this season.
"Notre Dame is next on our list," said Sykes, who scored a career-high 34 points on Sunday. "We just have to know it's going to be a hard-fought game. They're not going to give up."
Notre Dame has been one of the only teams in the country to put up a fight against four-time defending national champion and top-ranked Connecticut, which has won its last 100 games. The Fighting Irish lost to UConn, 72-61, in December. UND's only ACC loss came at North Carolina State, a team SU beat by 10. Six-foot-3 All-American junior forward Brianna Turner was held to only seven points and the Wolfpack shot 42 percent from 3-point range.
SU will likely have to replicate that formula to pull off the upset against a Notre Dame team that is 10-2 on the road, backed by All-ACC senior point guard Lindsay Allen. Arike Ogunbowale's 15.1 points per game leads the Fighting Irish, and each of the other four starters averages at least 8.7 points per contest.
"Notre Dame's tough," North Carolina head coach Sylvia Hatchell said. "They can score. Shots that we missed tonight, they make. And the rebounding. They're a big team with Turner in the middle.
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Biogas is a blend of various gases formed by breaking down the organic substances in the absence of oxygen. Wastes from agricultural utilities, municipalities, plants and industries, sewage or edible wastes work as the raw materials for biogas production. Exerting little carbon footprint, Biogas is a renewable energy source, use of which is good for the environment.
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Matthew tangles the tie as he attempts to prepare himself in the mirror. Francis has his trademark pre-party flute of champagne in one hand. He watches Matthew from his seat, his legs crossed.
His shoes are shined glossy black and his suit is immaculate and just as dark. He is elegant as ever, but then, Francis could make a barrel look fashionable.
"And to think, I've seen you fixing Alfred's tie before," Francis muses. He lifts the glass to his lips and takes a sip.
"It's a lot easier on another person," Matthew sighs. He undoes the tie again and begins over.
Without a word, Francis sets aside his drink and gets up. He taps Matthew on the shoulder. Matthew turns to him, to find Francis smiling. Never a good sign.
"Haven't I told you a thousand times?" Francis murmurs. "When in need, you come to papa."
"O-Of course..."
Francis' moves the tie into place. A few twists and it's just right. He fixes Matthew's collar, and lets his fingers rest there, skimming Matthew's neck. Matthew can tell that he's already thinking of undoing that tie all over again and wondering how much of a quickie they can fit in before Arthur tracks them down. He knows because that's how Francis' mind works. Every time Francis admires the scenery, he's not just judging makes of furniture and style, but possible places to have a tryst at any and all times of the day.
Arthur doesn't know – he doesn't even guess that Francis is capable of relationships other than the casual, purely physical variety. And for the time being, to prevent World War III, Matthew intends to keep it that way. He places his hand over Francis' to keep him from undoing the work he'd just finished. Like every time, he's struck by the feel of Francis' hands, and the soft brush of the hair at the back of his palms.
"Arthur could come in at any minute," he says, a pleading tone entering his voice. "And besides, you'll have to fix it all over again..."
"I know," Francis purrs. Francis knows a lot of things. Over the period of their relationship, he's found that he can get Matthew to come in his pants if he talks in French to him in a certain tone of voice. They've not even hit the sixth month anniversary yet, and Francis has already pulled him into closets, spare rooms and behind couches.
He smiles, traces his fingers up Matthew's neck. There's a faint air of amusement to him, and Matthew feels his resolve crumble. He's always putty in Francis' hands. Francis knows this, he knows this. If he pulls back now, Francis will torment him all night by simply doing things as sexily as possible. He'll lick his lips, chew at them, speak in the huskiest way in French all night long and because England is there, he'll have to flirt with everyone else and not pay Matthew any mind. (Not that he wouldn't flirt with them anyways, of course. But this is smokescreen to keep Arthur's attention away.)
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Whenever I have more than 1 audio file on a form only the first file produced can be heard.
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Hello, thanks for that - I fiddled around a cloned copy of your form but failed to reproduce the problem you're describing.
Here's a screenshot of the email notification I got:
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2. https://s3.amazonaws.com/jotformWidgets/voiceRecorder/63487792949984/5851fea410b25_1481768612.wav
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All of them played - Both from the form itself before submitting and after submission.
Your form looks pretty straight forward too with just a few conditions to show/hide the Voice Recorder widget based on the user input on the Star Rating.
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I cloned your form and did a test submit, but it works fine on my end. I tested to submit using the Google Chrome browser Version 55.0.2883.87 m . The 3 audio files are working.
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Playable Characters
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IntroductionAfter choosing your character you wake up in Toad Town Sewers. After walking around for a bit you are confronted by Pokeyking, the King of Purple Pokeys. He will explain the battling system to you. After he is done talking to you, he will explode in blue flames and vanish. A door will then open. The player walks into the room and sees a bright light. Suddenly an enemy appears and a battle occurs.
When the enemy is defeated, the light shines even brighter. The player then walks into the light, and gets teleported to Fungi Forest. Fungi Forest is extremely dark. Your character will shiver until another light appears. Pokeyking reappears and tells you to not worry. The character insists on a chat but Pokeyking mysteriously vanishes again. The player has to do puzzles to make it through the Fungi Forest. If the player goes the wrong way they will reappear where they already were.
Chapter 1: Chaos
After escaping the forest, the character runs towards Toad Town. However, because the player is a recognized enemy, the Toads get scared and call in their Toad Guards. The Toad Guards have very high defense and very high damage. After a while of fighting them with no success. The Guards will then attack you so your health goes down to 1. Just at the end of their attack that was going to finish you off, Pokeyking comes along. He fully heals you and lowers the Toad Guards attack and defense. When the Toad Guards have enough health that you can finish them off, Pokeyking tells you to stop fighting or else the Toads will really hate you. Pokeyking then explains that the player means no harm to them. The Toads then apologise for their presumptions and let the player explore their town.After exploring for a while, a big storm comes. The big storm does not harm anyone, but it demolishes an important building. The building was called the Star Shrine, and it kept the evil star sealed inside of it, but because it was destroyed, the evil star was released, and plenty of chaotic events were sure to happen. A few minutes after the storm, the sky turned very dark and the temperature lowered to sub-zero. A big star slowly fell from the sky. The star's name was Paradox Paradox, the paradoxical luma. He shot the Toads with his dark energy.
The player then confronts him, and you enter a battle with him. Pokeyking appears at the start of the battle and severely weakenss Paradox, allowing him to be possible to defeat. His attacks are quite strong. When he gets down to a certain amount of health, he gets enraged and his damage is increased. When he's defeated, he drops a red Soul Star, which gives the player the power to set fire to all enemies for decent damage. Using the Soul Star, Pokeyking restores Toad Town. A toad called Activi T., thanks you for restoring the town and requests to join your party. Pokeyking explains the party system. After that he tells the player he should try find the other Soul Star to stop Paradox from destroying the world. He tells the player to go back through Fungi Forest with your new Soul Star.
Chapter 2: Food
Going through Fungi Forest again, the player encounters Bloober, the chubby blooper. He challenges you to a battle. He has a lot of health and pretty strong attacks. If you defeat him you can continue through the forest. After a while of searching the player finds a Red Pillar. Using the Red Soul Star, the pillar blows up leading a trail into the next area. Paradox can be seen flying with an Orange Soul Star, searching for a hiding spot for it.
The next area is Food Village, a town that used to be full with great food. After Paradox was released, all the food was turned into mouldy cheese or stale steak. The player goes into a house and finds out someone needs a loaf of bread urgently, for some reason. Giving the person a loaf of bread rewards you with a key. The player then goes into a cellar and opens a door. Inside the room is a chest, with a giant key inside. The player then uses the key to open a gate to travel to the next area. The next area is Food Path, and is a long road towards Food Castle. When the player reaches the end of Food Path, Bloober challenges again. However, because he is so heavy, he falls over.
The player then goes inside Food Castle. Inside Food Castle are lots of lovely deserts. Food Castle is a dungeon and so the player must navigate through it. At the end of Food Castle, Bloober once again tries to challenge you. He tells you he's eaten even more food, so now he's more beefy. His health, attack and defense are raised, however his speed lowers. Defeating him causes him to give up and fly away. While he's flying away, he bumps into an Deep-fat Cloud which then rains roasting grease. The player then has escape the castle or be burnt.
When the player escapes the castle, Bloober eats all the grease, making him EVEN FATTER. The cloud was hiding the Orange Soul Star, and Bloober just ate it up. Pokeyking appears and tells the player Bloober has the Orange Soul Star, but the conversation gets interrupted by Bloober who is desperate to show out his new power. Bloober looks incredibly large and orange now. His health, defense and attack are pretty high, but he is insanely slow. When Bloober is defeated he explodes and slowly glides down as a new, slim, fit blooper. Bloober says he misses being big but he said he was glad that he could move around faster. He then gives the player the Pumpkin Soul Star. Using the Orange Soul Star, Bloober and the player restore Food Town to its old tasty self.
Chapter 3: Spook
Pokeyking appears and says you should go to Boo Manor, as the next Soul Star is there. The player travels through Frightening Lane, where they meet Booo, the Boo. He tells the player not to go any further. If the player tries to go any further he will jumpscare the player and tells them to go back. The player goes back to Toad Town, where Pokeyking appears and tells you Booo wants something. He also says you should put money into researching a dream machine. When the dream machine is finished, use it on Booo. Using the machine it is revealed Boo wants some Fries and a Cola Can.
When you give him these he will join your party, allowing you to go past the path to Boo Manor. Inside Boo Manor, Paradox is annoying the boos inside, to make them distracted and forget to protect the Soul Star. Prince Boo flies inside the room and sees Paradox and the annoyed boos. Paradox then teleports and steals the Soul Star. Prince Boo gets enraged and chases after him.
Paradox uses his Doom Beam and shoots it at Prince Boo, who gets heavily injured. Prince Boo requests you find his weapon before he dies. Booo says he thinks he knows where it is, so the player goes down the stairs until he gets to the basement. There is a chest in there that contains the weapon, the Mega-Vacuum Blaster. Upon giving it to Prince Boo he says he will probably die soon, but then he realises he's already a ghost and picks up the weapon and uses it against Paradox.
Paradox gets pulled towards it and gets stuck inside a glass jar. Paradox becomes furious, and explodes out. He then takes the Soul Star somewhere. Pokeyking tells the player to follow him. Paradox flies to Terrifying Tower and hides the Soul Star at the top. The player runs to Terrifying Tower and makes it to the top, where they meet Dead Bones. The player enters a battle with Dead Bones. When Dead Bones is defeated, he tells the player that the Soul Star is back in Toad Town Sewers.
The player goes back to Toad Town Sewers and meets Paradox with the Soul Star. Paradox revives Dead Bones and puts the Soul Star inside of him, causing him to be stronger. Dead Bones has a lot of defense and a dangerous move that lowers your party's defense. He can also charge to make himself stronger. When he's defeated, the Soul Star flies out of him and he falls down as a pile of bones.
Chapter 4: Vegetables
After getting the Soul Star, Pokeyking tells you to head to the jungle beyond the river in Food Town. While crossing the bridge, it snaps in half and you fall down to Food Town Sewers. Food Town Sewers is full of waste food enemies.
Soul Stars
|Soul Power
|Vermilion Soul Star
|Burns all enemies
|Pumpkin Soul Star
|Restores health and boosts stats
|Lemon Soul Star
|Lowers enemies defense
|Viridescent Soul Star
|Freezes time
|Azure Soul Star
|Splashes all enemies
|Cobalt Soul Star
|Boosts your attack greatly
|Lilac Soul Star
|Blows enemies away
|Gold Soul Star
|Strikes lightning on enemies
|Gloomy Soul Star
|Steals health from enemies and also lowers their defense
|Bright Soul Star
|Instantly defeats weak enemies and heavily damages stronger enemies
|Prism Soul Star
|Boosts your stats by a lot, heals you and damages all enemies
|Square Soul Star
|Deals incredible damage to all enemies
|Bought in Toad Town Mall
|Allows you to carry 1000 Coins instead of 500
|Pretty Purse
|Dropping the Purse in a Flower Pond
|Allows you to carry 1500 Coins
|Big Purse
|Doing 10 Cow Quests
|Allows you to carry 3000 Coins
|Mega-Massive Purse
|In a chest in Toad Town Sewers, needs a key from 30 Cow Quests
|Allows you to carry 7500 Coins
- There is a secret NPC called Lenba, he doesn't look like the paper artwork style of the game, much like Paradox. He can only be encountered by entering a secret room in Toad Town Sewers. When you try to talk to him he will say "..." and will start a battle with you.
- His attacks are ridiculously powerful (stronger than final boss) and his defense is also ridiculous (higher than Steeldit). Defeating him gives you 1000 Coins and a Lenny Fang, which heals health by 99,999.
- Once he has been defeated the room can't be accessed again, but you can fight him again in Paradox Tower, where he also is in a secret room. His second encounter can only be fought after defeating him the first time, but it can be farmed and will never run out. Unfortunately, he takes a bit to respawn and he also gets stronger each time.
- If you use a Soul Star on Lenba he will summon a Chocolate Star XZ, a very strong enemy that appears near the end of the game. Because these things drop a lot of coins and items, it is advised to spam the fire attack on him to make him constantly create them. However, you have to be careful as these things can be very dangerous along with Lenba attacking you to. You also want a Mega-Massive Purse to hold a lot of coins.


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Friday, May 28, 2010
Vending Machine Addict
(100 Yen could also amount to more like one dollar, but either way- you`re welcome.)
Tokyo is everything one could hope for- a loud, stunning, awesome city full of culture and excitement. The food is amazing, the people are wonderful, the sights are spectacular. But the one thing that really stands out to me- are the vending machines.
Japan has something like 2 million vending machines, and they sell everything in them-drinks mostly, but also food, toys, underwear- you name it, you can get it in a vending machine- and they are addicting.
`Look, another vending machine!` I shout excitedly, pointing.
`Hmm...?` My husband was ignoring me and staring at a gaggle of extremely hot Japanese women coming up from the subway, their hair glossy, their legs gleaming under short shirts, high heels clicking against the concrete like a beautiful herd of supermodels. I was guzzling down some type of mango juice I had just purchased from a previous vending machine and looked like hell. Jet-lagged and sweating, sunscreen pouring into my eyes, my jeans sticking to the insides of my legs, shirt stained with deodorant marks and mango juice. My running shoes, which I had chosen to wear for comfort and durability, now looked like a bag of dirty marshmallows I had duct-taped to my feet. I will be genuinely shocked if my husband ever has sex with me again.
`VENDING- machine....right there.` I pointed again. We were lost somewhere between Ryogoku Kokugikan and Asakusa, which is as confusing as it sounds, and I was getting both exhausted and irritable- an ideal formula for an international vacation meltdown.
`I`m going to have a boner for the next week straight,` my husband sighs, looking wistfully at the retreating pack of gorgeous women. He finally looks down at me clutching at his shirt, over-heated and foaming at the mouth. `Haven`t you had like, ten vending machine drinks today?`
`One more, and that`s it,` I said, like a true addict. I would probably go through at least six to seven more. He handed me a pile of coins and I ran to the glittering, brightly lit machine for my fix.
The lowest point came yesterday, when I managed to get my forearm caught in a vending machine door.
`Help....` I grunted, my arm caught in between a cold milk chocolate and the Plexiglas. I withered on the concrete in pain.
`Oh god, they`re going to deport us.` My husband managed to wrestle my arm free of the beast, and finally victorious, I clutched the chocolate milk in my sweaty, blood-soaked hand. `You are DONE with the vending machines,` he said, mad now. `DONE.`
I agreed, sucking down the delicious ice-cold drink with a flourish. I was done.
Until our next trip to Tokyo, of course.
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One of my friends spent a few months in Tokyo teaching English and one of the things he talked about was the vending machines. They have iPods, Pez, EVERYTHING in those!ReplyDelete
I always wanted gleaming legs. Don't they have karaoke everywhere, too? Or is that a rumor? Like Oz? I'm not going if there is no karaoke and I have to stare wistfully at beautiful women with gleaming legs I don't have. I don't need a vending machine addiction that badly.ReplyDelete
Wouldn't it be cool if you could rig up your uterus to dispense those super-bouncy rubber balls via your lady bits? Well, until some stranger got her arm stuck in there while grunting on the pavement. Nevermind. Travel safe!ReplyDelete
You keep on representing America over there. Who said we don't have class? And who wants smooth shiny hair and smooth shiny legs, anyway? How pedestrian.ReplyDelete
Is it true that they have USED panty vending machines? A friend of mine is an airline pilot and tried to tell me that was the case, but I keep hoping that it's just a creepy, horrible lie. If it's not, then the Japanese are some weird, pervy people.ReplyDelete
I love vending machines.ReplyDelete
You could get all of your shopping done that way! Everyone gets vending machine panties and pez!
Tokyo vending machines are amazing! I went a few years ago and especially loved those selling beer.ReplyDelete
@Kate: Yes, you can buy used underwear from some vending machines. And, yes, the Japanese are quite pervy. There are train cars designated as "Women Only" during rush hour so ladies can avoid unwanted groping. They also have some very very wrong anime porn, featuring female characters who barely look like they've hit puberty. It's a strange, wonderful culture. LOL
Japanese are in front of related to these vending machines and provide all through these vending machinesReplyDelete


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Hello again SW,
At our location, we're going to be going live on Spiceworks in less than two weeks, and I've been tasked with ironing out all foreseeable problems before that happens.
You guys have helped me with a few questions already, but I have another regarding tickets created automatically through helpdesk.
Question is: How can I change the "Creator" of an generated ticket from the helpdesk email account, to the e-mail address that actually sent in the original email?
I haven't checked this yet, but I imagine that if we can't see that address in the "creator" field, then it's going to be pretty hard reporting on which out-of-house intenties do this, and which do that.... you know, reporting stuff.
Again, thanks for your time!
Mar 8, 2012 at 3:25 UTC
Editing the details of the ticket allows you to change the creator
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Mar 8, 2012 at 3:25 UTC
Editing the details of the ticket allows you to change the creator
Mar 8, 2012 at 3:38 UTC
Every step that can be taken out of processing a ticket is one step closer to efficency. Seeing as to how the ticket can't be created from anything less than a bona-fied email account, and a creator doesn't have to have anything besides an email account, I'm wondering if the Creator field can't be auto-filled with that information.
Jun 14, 2012 at 1:58 UTC
Perhaps an afterthought that may be a better solution in case you have not found it already:
Go to Settings>Helpdesk Settings>My Ticket Rules
From there you may find something that will streamline your process. I have two accounts, firstname.lastname@example.com which comes from our Disk Publisher getting low on blank DVD's, and firstname.lastname@example.com, which comes from Vipre reporting on a find. Both accounts I have the inbound ticket rule change the creator to myself
I am not sure if this gets you closer to what you need or not but it might help
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