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CINCINNATI, Ohio – University of Cincinnati sophomore cornerback DeAngelo Smith was named the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week for his performance in Cincinnati's 30-11 win over No. 7 Rutgers. Seniors Nick Davila and Kevin McCullough also received plaudits from the BIG EAST after Saturday night's performance.
Making the first start of his career, Smith intercepted a Rutgers pass and returned it 84 yards up the sideline for a touchdown to put UC in front 17-0 midway through the second quarter. The Columbus, Ohio product also registered six tackles (five solo) and added a pass breakup.
For Smith, it was his second interception of the season. A key component of the Bearcats' special teams unit, he has two fumble recoveries and 18 tackles on the year.
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Against a Rutgers defense that entered the game ranked fourth in the country, Davila completed 11-of-15 pass attempts for 277 yards. Making his first career start for the Bearcats, the junior college All-American completed an 83-yard touchdown pass and also scampered for a score. He connected on five of his first six passes in the game and also converted pass plays of 62 and 38 yards.
Kevin McCullough was recognized on the BIG EAST Honor Roll after recording 10 tackles (9 solo) and three tackles for loss in the win over Rutgers. The middle linebacker from Hudson, Ohio keyed a defense that limited Rutgers' No. 15 ranked rushing attack in the country to 50 yards on the night. Ray Rice, the who entered the game as the nation's third-leading ground gainer averaging 148.2 yards per game, was held to 54 yards on 18 carries.
UC (6-5, 3-3 BIG EAST) concludes the regular season on Saturday at Connecticut. Featured as the BIG EAST Game of the Week, kickoff from E. Hartford, Conn. is set for 12:00 noon on ESPN Regional and WXIX-TV FOX 19 locally.


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Here's Borja Golan from the 2014 El Gouna Open. He's just been signed to Eye Rackets and was using the Eye X.Lite 120 Control at the 2014 Swedish Open, but it looks like he's gone back to his old racket for this tournament. This is the Dunlop Biomimetic Pro GT-X 140, but he's painted over the Dunlop markings.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel topped the timesheets at the first day of testing in Jerez during a session disrupted by five red flags and two heavy rain showers.
Damp conditions meant Vettel's best lap of 1:22.593 was three seconds off the fastest set last week. He clocked the time during a ten-lap run when the circuit was at its driest, although he also showed consistent pace over longer runs.
"We got a lot of laps done and the car has been good and reliable," Ian Morgan, Red Bull's head of race engineering, said. "We've made a few small changes but we didn't get through as much as the programme as we'd hoped because of the weather. Sebastian and the car were consistent on the long runs in the dry which is promising. We're continuing to make steady progress; the car is better than it was last week and every time we turn a wheel we seem to be moving forward a little bit."
Lewis Hamilton came closest to matching the Red Bull's time in the closing moments but missed out by 0.4 seconds. The circuit was still damp in places, but he took on a set of slicks and kept to the dry line to record a 1:23.017. He completed 72 laps in total and caused one of the red flags when he stopped on track early on.
Ferrari's Felipe Massa was third fastest but was stuck in his garage when the circuit was at its best. His Ferrari came to a halt midway through the session, accounting for another of the day's stoppages, but Ferrari insisted the problem wasn't serious. It did admit, however, that it had been a frustrating day and it hadn't got through its planned schedule.
Michael Schumachernotched up the most laps overall with 111 and set the sixth-fastest time behind Sebastien Buemi in the Toro Rosso (fourth) and Pedro de la Rosa in the Sauber (fifth).
"The weather was really changing all the time today which made it difficult to follow our planned programme and to have a clear picture of everyone's performance," Schumacher admitted. "From the laps that we achieved, we have again confirmed the reliability of the car, and from the impressions and data gathered, we can say that the pace and performance looks very good. We have a strong basis to keep up the development this week here in Jerez and next week at the final test in Barcelona."
Paul di Resta was eighth fastest logging 74 laps for Force India as he prepared for his role as a Friday test driver. He caused a red flag early on when he spun on the damp track but completed the rest of his time without incident. Adrian Sutil took over from him for the final hour and went 0.8 seconds faster to finish seventh in the table.
Rubens Barrichello's Williams stopped on track to account for the other two red flags. The Williams was tenth fastest behind Vitaly Petrov's Renault, but completed an impressive 109 laps in total.
One of the biggest stories was the debut of the Lotus. Fairuz Fauzy was entrusted with the T127 and completed a healthy 76 laps despite not having power-assisted steering. His best lap time was over nine seconds off the pace, but team boss Tony Fernandes was happy with its progress and congratulated his test driver. The team is hoping to fit power steering overnight for Heikki Kovalainen's first run in the car tomorrow.
"To arrive here and complete 76 laps is fantastic," said Fauzy. "Today was a big challenge, both to complete the 300kms I need for the Super Licence [the licence required to race in F1], and with no power steering it was difficult to drive in the dry, not so bad in the wet, so I was driving a bit conservatively but I am just very pleased."
Virgin's testing woes continued as the team only managed to complete 10 laps due to a hydraulic problem and was even further off the pace than Lotus. Last week the team missed a day's testing because of a lack of spare parts. It is in need of better luck over the coming days.
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By Bonnie Adams, Government Editor
Region – Today is Tuesday,? Sept. 25, the 269th? day of 2012.
It's been a sad, frustrating year for Red Sox fans but on this day in 1911, there was rejoicing as ground was broken for Fenway Park.
On this day in 1981, Sandra Day O'Connor became the first female to become an U.S. Supreme Court justice.
And on this day in 1789, the U.S. Congress passed twelve amendments to the United States Constitution, including the ten that represent the Bill of Rights.
Happy birthday to – actor Will Smith (1968), actress Catherine Zeta-Jones 91969) and her husband, actor Michael Douglas (1944).
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1. Tony Funches, the former lead vocalist for the Platters, will be performing at the Southborough Senior Center tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept. 26.
2. With the West Nile virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis in the news so much nowadays, UMass Memorial has posted this helpful video of Dr. Sharone Green answering questions about these two dangerous diseases.
3. If you are like many of us, you probably have a few bottles of prescription meds in your home that you don's need anymore. On Saturday, Sept. 29, the Shrewsbury Board of Health and Shrewsbury Police Department are offering a free event, "Taking Back Unwanted Prescription Drugs." This event is open to the general public.
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6. Is there an issue in your town that interests you or you just wish you could change? Chances are there is a committee already set up with residents who are thinking just like you! Check your town's official website – here for example, is a link to Westborough's home page.
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Over here in Asia, the competition posed by the Samsung Galaxy Tab and others have prompted rumors that Apple is considering slashing prices in some countries here in Asia. It therefore would be perfectly logical for Apple to make a similar move in North America where I understand that the Tab could be offered at US$400 with a data contract while the cheapest Ipad is still priced at $499 from the Apple store.
Samsung is aggressively entering the tablet market and in some markets such as Singapore, some telcos are even giving away the Tab for free if it is bundled with a new cable tv + internet subscription.
Given that Apple could soon launch their new iOS4.2, it will make sense for Apple to announce an across the board price drop of US100 in conjunction with the launch, and allow them to keep up the pressure on competitors. This will make up for their recent underwhelming Beatles-Itunes announcement.


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As I sat crouched over my laptop last Thursday night in the comfortable latest branch of 28-50 in Maddox Street, London W1, I was aware of the large table next to me filling up and of a few glances in my direction. I noticed one or two emblazoned blazers on the men and went back to the screen on which I was editing Nick Bartman's fascinating account of Fighting fakes in China.
A half glass later, the two chaps in blazers turned round to assure me, 'Please don't think we're ignoring you', and I realised, spotting Ronan Sayburn and Xavier Rousset of 28-50 at the other end of the table, that this was the examiners of the Master Sommelier exams that took place on Monday to Saturday of last week in London.
You may remember that this time last year many candidates flew in from around the world for these sommelier tests and yet not a single person was added to the ranks of the Master Sommeliers. This year three people passed the three-part exam.
Ronan reports, 'We had a very international crowd this year for the MS exam with candidates from Singapore, Australia, Mexico, Greece, Germany, Belgium, Canada and France - 24 in total. They were from restaurants and hotels such as The Savoy, The Ritz, The Ledbury, The Fat Duck, Medlar, Northcote Manor, Zuma and Dinner.'
The three new Master Sommeliers are pictured above, from left to right: Sebastien Crowther from Australia, who was responsible for the award-winning wine list of The Royal Mail, a famous restaurant deep in the Victorian outback; Katherine Larsen from Denmark (who works at Zuma in London); and Aristide Spies from Belgium (who was third in the last World Sommelier Competition in Tokyo). Many congratulations to all three of them.
The recent film SOMM was all about the trials and tribulations of studying for the MS exam in the US.
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GUNNISON, Utah (AP)-Braylie Peterson amassed a hat trick, while Paula Ferracini, Ashley Matthews and Mille Hammond also scored, leading the Gunnison Lady Bulldogs to a 6-3 win over American Leadership Tuesday in 2-A Central soccer action.
MOAB, Utah (AP)-Miranda Wilcox netted a pair of goals while Kylee Richins added another score, leading the North Sevier Lady Wolves to a 3-2 win over Grand in 2-A Central soccer action Tuesday.
MANTI, Utah (AP)-Natalie Peterson and Mikaela Cox each netted goals as the Manti Lady Templars blanked the South Summit Lady Wildcats 2-0 Tuesday in 2-A Central soccer action.
FILLMORE, Utah (AP)-Emeri Larsen amassed a hat trick and Kaitlyn Kesler added two more scores as the Millard Lady Eagles blanked the South Sevier Lady Rams, 7-0 in 2-A South soccer action Tuesday. Kenlie Lemon also scored for Millard while Megan Taylor earned the shutout for the Lady Eagles.
FILLMORE, Utah (AP)-Amber Barton and Riley Whitaker combined for 25 kills as the Millard Lady Eagles bested Parowan 3-1 Tuesday in Region 13 volleyball action.
BEAVER, Utah (AP)-Schyler Jordan posted 17 digs and 13 kills and MaCail Wood stepped up with 18 more kills as the Beaver Lady Beavers tripped up Kanab 3-1 in Region 13 volleyball action Tuesday.


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RBudding: To be totally honest, I never use cameras without lenses, so to compare the size of a lenseless NEX to an RX100 with lens is beyond useless.
To be totally honest, never carry a camera between assignments with its lenses attached. Pretty big deal to me how a Nex body, alongside 3 cross-placed lenses, a folding white target and big wide angle hood etc, carefully and barely fits into the quite finite airspace in a LowePro Adventura 140 belt pack though.
My own lack of concern for the relative thickness of a working Nex, is related to how little it bothers you that a powered-up RX100 is thicker than a much-higher-ISO-capable Nex with 16mm.
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I felt nauseous and a bit dizzy during class and very tired after. Is this normal? What should I do about it?
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What if I'm not flexible?
This is the most common misconception that prevents people from coming to a yoga class. However, yoga is not about how flexible you are. All that matters is that you try the right way and find your personal "edge," and you will get 100% of the benefit!
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Tired of constantly sticking one of your hands up whenever you use your tablet on the bed? Well, Sanwa may have a rather bulky solution for you. Introducing their 100-MR075 tablet stand, or more affectionately known as the "tablet-while-sleeping" stand.
The use of this item is pretty straightforward, just firmly secure and clamp the tablet in place, adjust the angle, and you're ready to go. The standard size of the entire stand makes it versatile to be used as a sitting stand, or as a sleeping stand. You can also make the mounted tablet face any direction, and can be positioned anywhere along the entire horizontal bar. Though it can be used in a variety of ways, it's mainly advertised for those who want to use tablets while lying on the bed though, hence the nickname of the product.
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My Latitude E6400 no longer recognizes my bluetooth keyboard. The bluetooth light is on just above the keyboard. My wifi connection works. If I open the control panel and search for a device nothing is found.
I ran services.msc from the command line and used the following fixed I read elsewhere
Go to START icon and type in SERVICES.MSC and select SERVICES. The dialog box that opens has a long list of stuff but look for BLUETOOTH SUPPORT SERVICE and double-click or open it. Select AUTOMATIC. Go to the LOG on tab. Choose LOCAL SYSTEM and it is the road to nowhere. That HAS been the recommended fix but it never worked for me. Choose THIS ACCOUNT, instead. Type in LOCAL SERVICE. NOW; if you click okay it will say select valid password or such. NO PROBLEM. Do this; type in Local Service into the dialog box and then delete the password dots (a 15-dot-string) under password and delete the string under confirm (both password boxes are now empty). Choose okay. SUCCESS. It should then tell you to STOP the service and then to RE-START the service before the change takes effect. It should now work.
But that did not work.
If I open the device manager I do not see any bluetooth radios
just to be clear:
---this is what worked---
If the Bluetooth Radio is not showing in the device manager it indicates that the device is not being recognized. Please check in Device manager under Other Devices to see if any Bluetooth device is listed. If Bluetooth is listed under 'other devices', please install the Bluetooth driver from the link below. http://dell.to/MVE199
Enter the service tag of the system. You will be able to find the service tag on a white bar coded sticker at the bottom of the laptop. Choose the operating system you are using and you will be able to find the Bluetooth driver listed under the Network tab.However, if you do not see the Bluetooth device listed under 'other devices'. I would recommend you to reset the BIOS to the default settings. Please follow the steps below to reset the BIOS to defaults.Restart the system and tap on the F2 key on the Dell logo. The BIOS/system setup screen will come up. You can either press Alt and F together to reset it to defaults or use the arrow keys on the keyboard to scroll down to Load Defaults in the Menu options. Once this is done press Esc key to exit BIOS.Check in Device manager if the Bluetooth Radio is listed.If the Bluetooth is still not listed in Device manager as Bluetooth radio or under Other Devices. You can try reseating the Bluetooth card by following the steps below.Before removing the WPAN Mini-Card(Bluetooth):
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My first Slayer review on this site was of "Show No Mercy", which still currently reigns as my favorite album of theirs. In that review I mentioned that I wasn't exactly the biggest Slayer fan in the world. Well, after a few months of actually listening to what they boys offer, I've grown far more admiring of their work...for the most part. My original opinion of Slayer was based solely of this legendary affair. I used to think of it as a loud, incoherent mess of an album. And for the most part I still do, only now I like it even less because after the greatness and progression of Slayer's last two albums and one EP, this one stands as a spastic, sloppy little earsore. "Reign In Blood", while definitely bringing home the bacon in terms of genre-bending brutality and musical performance, is a choppy, too-short misstep in the band's 80's discography.
As I just said, the band is on fire here, which is partly why I gave the album something higher than 60-69%. Tom Araya really lets it go with his patented yells and and gravelly shouting, not to mention some of the finest screams in the group's history. His bass, however, is another story. This is probably the first of many, many Slayer albums where the bass is practically nonexistent, and it does hurt the layers of the sound a bit. King and Hanneman very viciously tearing out riffs up and down their axes, making their efforts on "Hell Awaits" ALMOST tame in comparison. Admittedly they rely on tremolo picking a bit much, but hey, they still fucking kick! The highlight of the four of them is easily Dave Lombardo. This is probably the guy's best career performance. He is absolutely relentless on pounding those skins, never once letting up with double bass and leaving nary a quiet moment alone with a solid fill.
Even though the guys are great at what they do, it's how they do it that's a different matter. "Reign in Blood" may have pushed the envelope in total brutality and helped birth death metal, but that doesn't stop it from being a choppy experiment with half-songs, mumbled riffs, repetitive lyrics and a miserably short running time. There's only about 2 songs total on here that aren't a waste of space. First off, of course, "Angel of Death". One of the best Slayer songs ever; totally and completely ferocious riffing, probably the only good solo on the album, brutal lyrics and one of my all-time favorite heavy metal screams opening up the song. The first half of my second pick is "Piece By Piece", a first half because "Piece By Piece" is still basically a half song. It does have more structure than most other numbers on here, and you can actually make out what the hell Araya is shouting about. The second half of my second pick id the legendary title track; I call this one a half song in of itself because like 30-40 seconds of this thing is made up of damn sound effects! Regardless, the song itself is great; lots of wicked mosh riffing and one of the best breakdowns of all time at 2:11.
The rest of this album of half songs need not apply. Some are okay, like the more mid-paced moments of "Jesus Saves" or the solid soloing of "Criminally Insane", but the rest of these tracks just come and go really in a chaotic, messy rush of jumbled vocals and riffs buried under relentless adrenaline.
Overall, this album is a big step down from the group's last 3 main efforts. While I do appreciate their performances and the fact that the viciousness helped give birth to death metal, it's that viciousness that kills the record. Only about (I guess technically) song great songs, while otherwise riffs and variety get thrown out the window in favor of aimless numbskull brutality. It's too bad, I would have love to have seen what Slayer could have evolved into RIGHT after "Hell Awaits".


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Teaching toward Freedom is powerful, thought-provoking, and a must-read for everyone concerned with the state of education.–Deborah Donovan, Booklist
[Ayers] makes the case that larger society needs to understand what it means to teach toward freedom. . . .Ayers's model asks that students imagine different future worlds where justice is better served and where we create a vision needed for a better world."–Lee Baker, Altar Magazine
"Five thoughtful essays that examine how teachers need to value their students, challenge themselves, and teach for freedom."–Bob Peterson, Rethinking Schools
Praise for A Kind and Just Parent:
"William Ayers is as sensitive and gifted a chronicler as he is a teacher."–Studs Terkel, author of Hope Dies Last and Working


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The Seminary Co-op Bookstores in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood has announced that veteran bookseller Jeff Deutsch will assume the responsibilities of director of the flagship store on Woodlawn Avenue, as well as its sister store 57th Street Books, on July 1.
Deutsch, who has 20 years of bookselling experience, has, since 2012, been director of the five stores in the Stanford University Bookstore Group, including the 60,771-square-foot flagship on the university's campus. Deutsch previously worked at the Cal Student Store at the University of California, Berkeley.
In a letter to the 53-year-old Seminary Co-op's 53,000 members, board chair Harry L. Davis said: "At both Stanford and Berkeley, Deutsch strengthened partnerships with academic departments and student groups across campus, enhanced the experience of bookstore employees, and significantly improved the financial situation of both stores." Davis noted that Deutsch, a native of Brooklyn, worked in libraries as a teenager before becoming a bookseller.
The Seminary Co-op's Bookstores' board of directors announced the national search for a director after general manager Jack Cella retired last fall after 43 years; shortly after his retirement, the Seminary Co-op relinquished management of the Newberry Library Bookstore to its parent organization, an independent research library, to "better focus our resources on the broad and rich inventory and programming" at the Woodlawn Avenue and 57th Street bookstores. The two bookstores together employ about 25 people.
Deutsch, who is moving to Chicago in June, will be at the Woodlawn Avenue store on May 27 to meet with Seminary Co-op members during an open house. Deutsch told PW that he intends to "do a lot of listening and getting to know the community and culture" as he transitions from corporate to independent bookselling. There are some independent bookstores, including the Seminary Co-op and 57th Street Books, he says, that are "the paragons of what we do and what we are about."


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Javadi: Business built on diversified ag
Troy and Lori Javadi began farming with very little more than a shared passion for agriculture and a strong work ethic. The Paso Robles, California, couple has managed to gain a foothold in ranching by filling the niche needs of businesses in their ag community.
"Providing services is our bread and butter," Troy says.
His first opportunity to farm opened up in 1992 when Lori's dad purchased a grape harvester and hired Troy to operate the machine. This evolved into a partnership that encompassed machine harvesting, consulting, and vineyard development.
The couple graduated from college in 1995. Lori majored in fruit science, and Troy earned a degree in crop science. His first job was as a fertilizer and pesticide applicator at Dole Farms near Oxnard.
After marrying in 1996, Troy developed vineyards in Paso Robles and Greenfield for Gallo Winery. The difficulty of securing labor led him to earn a license to hire and train workers. In time, he launched Javadi Farm Labor Contractors.
He and Lori started building their land ownership with a purchase of three 20-acre parcels in 1998, followed by another 20 acres in 2012. "Having the opportunity to gain our land base was more important than investing in a home right away," Troy says.
Next, they added a vineyard, a shop, and then in 2001, they built a home. The Javadis acquired another 50 acres in nearby Templeton and have established 30 acres of vineyards there. They lease 200 acres of vineyards in the county and currently have 400 acres in vineyards.
The Javadis grow a mix of barley, oats, and wheat for hay. They also grow 5 acres of alfalfa and lease land for grazing.
They have a diversified livestock enterprise, including a 30-head Angus herd, several Longhorn cattle, and 28 Suffolk and Hampshire crossbred ewes. They tend a flock of 400 chickens. Each week, 40 dozen eggs are sold to restaurants, to farm stands, and to their 11 full-time employees.
"There's a good local demand for meat and for 4-H market lambs," Lori says.
Today, in addition to their ranch operation, the Javadis manage four enterprises.
• Javadi Farm Labor Contractors. Companies from the Napa Valley south to Santa Ynez contract for a supply of workers to handle vineyard jobs, including pruning, harvesting, and installation of irrigation.
• Meadowlark Harvesting. They operate six machines (with a team of four employees per machine) and five trucks on about 800 acres per season.
• Benchmark Vineyard Management. The Javadis perform turnkey operations for a fee, and their clients receive the crop.
• Bounty Hunter LLC. A small group of individuals invest in area properties.
Troy also works with an LA County business that conducts weed abatement in cities as a method of providing fire protection.
Skills complement each other
Troy, a seventh-generation farmer, speaks three languages. He's in charge of daily operations, including the labor force, cultural agronomic practices, spraying, and irrigation. Lori oversees bookkeeping and handles the calving and lambing. "Lori's record-keeping skills help ground me," he says.
The couple's three children are Jared, 11; Kadin, 9; and Seth, 6.
Prior to their marriage, Lori competed in vaulting and gymnastics on horseback. She ranked in the top 10 in world equestrian vaulting.
"I was an independent, strong person with a farm background, and Troy understood my dedication to my sport and farming," she says.
The Javadis attribute their success to three factors. "We get up early, work hard, and are willing to take on challenges," Troy says.


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(UPI) -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved the use of Aptiom to treat seizures associated with epilepsy.
Clinical trials which involving some patients taking the actual drug and others a placebo showed Aptiom was effective in reducing the frequency of seizures.
"Some patients with epilepsy do not achieve satisfactory seizure control from existing treatments," said Eric Bastings, M.D., acting director of the Division of Neurology at the FDA.
The drug's side effects included suicidal thoughts or actions in a very small number of people, like other antiepileptic drugs. Other side effects may include new or worsened anxiety or depression, or other behavior and mood changes.
The most common side effects reported in trials included dizziness, drowsiness, nausea, headache, double-vision, vomiting, fatigue and loss of coordination.
Aptiom has been approved for use in treating partial seizures, the most common form of epileptic seizure. Seizures can cause a wide range of symptoms, including repetitive limb movements, unusual behavior and generalized convulsions with loss of consciousness.


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text: I was actually pretty excited about this tea. My bff, katgolik, bought 50g on our last order because it was a citrussy fruit tea – which she adores; then wound up pretty much hating it. I tried Bear Trap, which makes me die a little with it's sheer amazingness, so I traded her for PF, thinking I'd love it after my BT experience. Hmph. Not so much. Again, I might have used too much, or steeped too long (2 heaping DT perfect spoons/7m), but the hibiscus overwhelmed… I like some hibiscus, but this seemed all hibiscus. Unlike BT, where I can taste absolutely every flavour in different mouthfuls, I only tasted the one flavour in this tea – hibiscus! I was soooooo excited about the grapefruit – and the shiny pink lemonade color in the first few minutes of the steep – but unfortunately I got nothing but dark red overpowering deep flower hibiscus :-( I will try again as I have 50 g of it – iced, less time, less tea… I so hope I can find a way to love this!


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Online advertising has of course become a multi-million
if not billion, dollar enterprise what with the entire world online at one point or another at any
given time of the day. Surely if you're a brand manager or brand marketer you
know the value of online advertising as part of an overall integrated
marketing campaign.
But what if the most powerful brand ambassadors in the world are not the
least bit interested in your online advertising? What would you do then?
Well you may want to go back to the proverbial drawing board Mr. & Mrs.
Brand Manager because based on a recent survey, the most powerful brand
ambassadors are indeed not the least bit interested in your online
advertising, at least a large majority of them.
And in just in case there were any doubts as to whom the most powerful brand
ambassadors are, when you factor in that women account for 85% of all consumer purchases
including everything from autos to health care, it only stands to reason that
the most powerful ambassador a brand can have is a woman.
As to the aforementioned survey, the folks at Ask Your Target Market or AYTM recently
surveyed consumers on their likes and dislikes when it came
to online advertising. Overall, the results showed that when asked how likely
they were to click on an online ad, 65% indicated they were either not very
likely or not likely at all to click on an online ad! Only Interactive Marketing Communication can
attract your target market to your advertising...and be effective as well!


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Early Standardized Weight Bearing Utilizing Immersion Therapy Following Periarticular Lower Extremity Fractures
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|Lower Extremity Periarticular Fractures
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case Control
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Early Standardized Weight Bearing Utilizing Immersion Therapy Following Periarticular Lower Extremity Fractures: Clinical and Radiographic Outcomes
- Immersion Therapy [ Time Frame: 10 weeks ]
- Standard ROM while in the hospital
- two weeks of immersion therapy, patients perform their physical therapy immersed in the pool to their neck (5-10% total body weight).
- weeks 6-8, patients are immersed to their mid-chest (nipple level- 15-30% total body weight).
- weeks 8-10, patients are progressed to physical therapy while immersed only to their waist (navel level- 50-60% total body weight).
- ten weeks, patients are allowed to weight bear as tolerated and begin formal dry land ambulation training under the supervision of a licensed physical therapist .
- Traditional non-weightbearing [ Time Frame: 10 weeks ]
- ROM therapy initiated in the hospital.
- Passive Motion therapy for 4 weeks.
- Formal physical therapy continued as needed
- Short Musculoskeletal Function Assessment [ Time Frame: 1 year ]
- Time to return to work. Assessed at each clinical visit, and by mailings if necessary.
- Standard radiographs will be obtained from the study patients per usual at post-operative visits. Any loss of fixation will be assessed. No additional radiographs will be obtained outside of the current standard of care.
- Adverse events will be tabulated.
- The short Musculoskeletal Function Assessment (SMFA) will be administered at patient's 3 month, 6 month and 1 year follow-up clinic appointments and/or by mail, as necessary.
|Study Start Date:
|June 2009
|Study Completion Date:
|April 2016
|Primary Completion Date:
|April 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Immersion Therapy- Study
1. Patients who participate in the immersion therapy post-operative protocol and begin progressive weight bearing at 4 weeks (study)
Control Group
2. Patients who undergo the traditional 10-week non-weight bearing post-operative care protocol (control)
Detailed Description:
Fractures of the lower extremity are common injuries that can lead to temporary or permanent disability.13 Fracture healing, regardless of treatment, is a multifactorial process that is influenced by time, biomechanics, and host biology (among other variables). The degree, timing, progression, and type of weight bearing after fractures involving the pelvis and lower extremities is an area of debate in the clinical management of a broad spectrum of orthopedic injuries.1,2,4-9,11,15 Periarticular fractures of weight bearing joints are an area of particular interest with regard to post-operative weight bearing due to the prolonged periods that patients must be non-weight bearing after surgery.
Some degree of impairment is inevitable with any traumatic injury. The majority of authors writing about post-fracture weight bearing have determined that timing and extent of weight bearing has an effect on fracture healing, while a small number of authors have published results demonstrating the opposite.14,16,19,21 In addition to potential impacts on healing rates, limited or non-weight bearing carries the added insult of loss of bone density and muscle mass.3,10,12,17,20,22
Traditionally, patients with periarticular fractures have been required to be non-weight bearing on their effected extremity for up to 12 weeks. At this institution, most patients have been required to remain non-weight bearing for 10 weeks, followed by progressively increased levels of weight bearing according to patient tolerance. One of the orthopaedic traumatologists at this institution uses immersion therapy to allow patients with periarticular fractures to begin weight bearing prior to the ten-week mark.
Immersion therapy requires that patients perform their physical therapy, with a trained therapist, in a swimming pool. The use of the pool in post-fracture care may be able to provide a structured and standardized partial weight-bearing environment that could allow for early mobilization. It also has the potential to improve clinical outcomes by mitigating at least some of the loss in bone and muscle mass during the post-operative period; thereby, potentially speeding functional recovery. Immersion therapy is currently utilized on-site at the University of Utah Orthopedic Center for a variety of diagnoses, including in post-fracture care.
There is essentially no orthopedic literature regarding immersion therapy in the management of post-fracture rehabilitation with regard to early weight bearing. Specifically, the investigators are aware of no clinical outcome studies that investigate standardized early weight bearing protocols following periarticular fractures of the lower extremity.
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
This study is a prospective cohort study with a retrospective chart review. Patients who are treated by the PI, Dr. Erik Kubiak, will participate in an immersion therapy post-operative protocol. Immersion therapy post-operative protocols have been and are currently used routinely by Dr. Kubiak.
Patients who are treated by Dr. Dan Horwitz and Dr. Thomas Higgins will undergo a traditional 10 week non-weight bearing post-operative care per their standard of procedure. In addition, patients of Dr. Kubiak who are unable to participate in immersion therapy for logistical reasons will be asked to participate in the traditional 10- week non-weight bearing post-operative care protocol. These patients will make up the control cohort.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Inclusion criteria for the patient population under study consists of both male and female adults, at least 18 years old, who are treated for periarticular fractures of the lower extremity. The periarticular fractures included in this study will be: acetabular, tibial plateau, tibial plafond fractures.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Age <18 years
- Wound complications deemed to be unsafe for immersion.
- Multiple extremity articular fractures
- Other injuries that preclude their safe participation in physical therapy.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT01457326
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT01457326
|United States, Utah
|University of Utah Orthopedics Center
|Salt Lake City, Utah, United States, 84108
|Principal Investigator:
|Erik Kubiak, MD
|University of Utah Orthopedics
|Responsible Party:
|Eric Kubiak, M.D., University of Utah
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01457326 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|First Submitted:
|August 22, 2011
|First Posted:
|October 21, 2011
|Last Update Posted:
|July 14, 2016
|Last Verified:
|June 2016
Keywords provided by Eric Kubiak, University of Utah:
Immersion therapy
early weight bearing physical therapy
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Fractures, Bone
Wounds and Injuries


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This is the climax of a series of San Francisco–oriented, Ajax Penumbra–inspired posts. The archives may be shallow, but they are noble. You can check out the previous posts here for a time-lapse vision of the rise of the Transamerica Pyramid, here to follow us down the rabbit hole with one of the coolest booksellers ever, City Lights's Shig Murao, here for Ajax Underground: a brief history of the BART, and here for Robin Sloan on the introduction of ARPANET.
ROBIN SLOAN: My editor at FSG, Sean McDonald, refers to you simply as Mr. Justice. "How's that thing coming with Mr. Justice?" he asked.
BURRITO JUSTICE: He's so formal! Tell him I also respond to Burrito.
SLOAN: So, I became aware of San Francisco's old waterline pretty early into my tenure here. My first job in the city was in an office on King Street, just across from AT&T Park. There was a plaque out front, a squiggly line of bronze set into the pavement, and it said, basically, everything beyond this squiggle is landfill. That gave me a slightly squishy, is-this-all-going-to-wash-away-in-an-earthquake feeling, but it didn't really make sense until I saw this map from 1859. It features Townsend Street—where people from the office would take their smoke breaks—but lacks any sign of King.
Here, with a little assist Google Earth, you can see all the new stuff. There's a lot!
Here's my question for you: do you remember how/when you first became aware of San Francisco's old waterline?
JUSTICE: Oh yeah, it was that same map. And there was another faded one along Embarcadero. I couldn't stop staring at them. I knew there was fill in the city because of the Marina and Mission Creek, but I had no idea just how much. Never mind removing Rincon Hill and dumping it into the Bay:
Then I stumbled across David Rumsey's site and discovered the 1859 Coast Survey map... Oh. My. God.
SLOAN: So, filling in the bay with rubble and junk is one thing… but then I learned about the ships. A character in the short story explains it like this:
The market for real estate in [Gold Rush–era] San Francisco was no saner in his day than ours, and an innovation was sweeping the city. Speculators would acquire so-called water plots—little bits of the bay, you see?—and fill them in. It was alchemy! Instant waterfront property. And one method—oh, it would be funny, if it weren't so sad—one particularly expeditious method was … to simply sink a ship.
And sure enough, there they are, tracing a shadow coastline:
You can explore an interactive version here.
I find this just totally mesmerizing. Ships beneath the city. I mean, how could you NOT write a story about that? It's fantastic.
JUSTICE: I don't know what's more surprising, carving lots out of water, or San Francisco forgetting the ships were there. And many of the ships simply could not sail away—so many were abandoned by their crews to go look for gold. I don't think we can really appreciate how quickly the city was growing at the time. I'd love to do an animation of street and building growth, with the shoreline creeping out.
When the foundation for the Transamerica Pyramid was being dug out, they discovered a lost ship, the Niantic. North Beach indeed! And the Niantic was lost and rediscovered several times. I love these lines from its Wikipedia entry:
The converted vessel burned repeatedly in the fires that devastated the new city of San Francisco over the next several years, but was repeatedly rebuilt as the Niantic Hotel, looking less like a ship each time.
Although some of Niantic's remains were removed to a landfill, a portion of the bow remains undisturbed under a parking lot, perhaps to be "rediscovered" yet again in the future.
SLOAN: Now of course, not all the interesting maps of San Francisco are historical. You yourself co-produced this one, which became a bit of a viral sensation. Add 200 feet to the sea level, and you get the Archipelago of San Francisco:
And, I have to ask: how does it make you feel? I realize the map is an exaggeration, but even so, I'll come clean: it looks exciting to me. Sure, we lose a lot of land. But at the same time, we get a whole new city, with new contours, new neighborhoods, new vistas. What about you, though? Thinking about where we've come from and also what's ahead—whether it's a 200 foot rise or just 2, maybe 20—how do you feel about this kind of change?
JUSTICE: I picked 200 feet because a) that's where the islands got interesting, and b) that's about the maximum sea level rise we'd get if we lost the Greenland and East Antarctic ice sheets.
With the 200 foot map, it would be a pretty boring story if San Francisco flooded and everyone fled. This is after all the city that burned down and rebuilt so many times, they put a phoenix on its flag. So San Francisco obviously adapts, and does so better than any other coastal city. Things are different yet still the same. Muni is a bunch of boats, and is still slow. There are also taco boats (which played a Dunkirk-like role in rescuing people after a very bad flood). The Presidio is a naval base, home port of the NCSS Ed Lee, the first of the Sutro-class algae-diesel attack subs.
I particularly liked the idea of the "Submerged Historic San Francisco Preservation Association"—I hear their historical reenactments of life in the Mission District of the early 21st century along the Bernal and Noe docks have proven particularly popular.
And I love how others have taken the idea and run with it, such as the neighborhood blog for Bernal Heights (aka Bernal Isle).
As for what could happen, I think 5 or more feet this century is inevitable. I have a bad feeling that it could accelerate, however, with a relatively small rise upsetting other stable sheets, and I think erosion of formerly stable land and beaches will be worse than we think. I wouldn't be surprised to see 25 feet in 100 years. And at that level, it looks surprisingly like original coastline of San Francisco, as you can see in this map made by my co-cartographer Brian Stokle.
I'm not buying property in Mission Bay or Treasure Island any time soon.
And a higher seawall along Embarcadero is inevitable. The king tides are already pretty damn high—I seriously worry about the Muni and BART tunnels flooding through the tunnel entrance by the giant arrow.
Imagine the irony if we end up with a seawall higher than the old Embarcadero Freeway?
SLOAN: We could stand on top of it, look out across the surging bay, and watch all the little pods shuttle up and down the Oakland Space Elevator. See what I mean? Exciting.
Thanks for the chat, Mr. Justice.
You can follow John "Burrito Justice" Oram on Twitter and on his eponymous blog.
Robin Sloan is the author of Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore and its prequel, Ajax Penumbra 1969, an FSG digital original. He splits his time between San Francisco and the internet.


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Mentally Challenged
System failure: I would like to thank Paul Rubin for his tragic story about the horrible fate of the Aviles family ("Blood on Their Hands," October 14). Arizona has failed seriously mentally ill adults for more than 20 years now, and it scares me to think how many people are released from inpatient facilities well before they are anywhere close to healthy.
In 1999, someone I cared about very much was admitted into the Maricopa Medical Center for symptoms similar to Rodney Aviles'. He was delusional, paranoid, threatening, and quite clearly a threat to himself and others. He was involuntarily committed for six days, given buckets full of anti-psychotic medication, and released to my care (I was a single 22-year-old woman). He attempted suicide 10 days later.
The tragedy of mental illness is that unless and until society begins to recognize it as the real and serious threat that it is, it will never be fully funded, and desperate families like the Avileses and mine will be fighting for the most basic and humane treatment for our loved ones.
What happened to the Avileses can happen to any of us, take my word for it. Finding yourself seriously mentally ill in Arizona might as well be a death sentence.
I would urge people to call Governor Janet Napolitano and the Legislature and demand that they fully fund services for seriously mentally ill adults in Arizona, as ordered by the Supreme Court more than 20 years ago. And pray for those of us who deal with these issues every day.
Name withheld by request
A judgment call: Congratulations on your article on the Aviles case. I am retired now, but for more than 50 years I was a forensic psychiatrist in Phoenix. The case you cite is complicated by a lack of decision-making in dealing with what sounds like a chronic paranoid psychotic individual who is also an antisocial personality. Further complicating matters is the involvement of both the correctional and mental-health systems.
There is no doubt from your article that this is a very dangerous individual, and the psychiatrists involved now would be well advised, for their legal protection, to release the person only in response to a court order; a judge has immunity for his decisions, but doctors are liable for mistakes in judgment.
My opinion is that there is a trend in the mental-health system to overlook or minimize dangerousness in patients who have a history of dangerous acts. There is pressure from administrators to discharge patients who haven't done anything dangerous recently, and a tendency on the part of some judges to release patients using the same excuse.
What must be remembered is that there is no such thing as too careful.
John W. Marchildon, M.D., Phoenix
Mock the Vote
Held recountable: Thank God for New Times! Since the Arizona Repugnant refuses to show us how our votes may not be counted, it has again become your responsibility to educate us ("Election Eve Nightmare," John Dougherty, October 14).
It has come to my attention that thousands of registration forms have not been entered into the voter database yet. That means more disenfranchised people. As the Democratic nominee for the District 20 House of Representatives seat, I have turned in forms for supporters only to find they never got officially registered.
Peter Weisskopf (the voter-registration person for District 20 Dems) tells me he feels the Maricopa County Recorder's Office displays contempt for voters. Makes you wonder.
Now we see that, in a best-case scenario, 489 votes were not counted in the September Republican Primary in District 20? Many local elections are decided by fewer votes than that! In this case, you can only hope the recount total was right rather than the initial count of 489 fewer votes.
What's the worst-case scenario in this situation? Ballot tampering, since the possibility of a machine error that high is improbable.
And people wonder why we don't trust the government!
Jim Torgeson, Democratic candidate for House District 20
A vigilant media: "Election Eve Nightmare" was a great column! Glad John Dougherty is so attentive and that he understands the process and the issues so well.
The only problem is the conclusion. The feds are not prepared to intervene. A General Accounting Office report released recently says that the Justice Department is ill-prepared to handle a large influx of complaints about voting rights violations in the November 2 presidential election.
Vigilance by the press and the nonprofits will be the only way to get this right. Keep on watching and writing.
Jo-Anne Chasnow, Project Vote
Recount your blessings: Thanks for the great column on the District 20 fiasco! There clearly needs to be a thorough investigation of optical scanners. I have requested such an investigation.
As you are now well aware, Arizona's paper ballots do not guarantee accuracy of the count. Legislation is needed to require routine random election-day verification testing in order to catch errors and better understand the behavior of these machines.
I worked last year to develop such legislation, but Secretary of State Jan Brewer and county elections chief Karen Osborne were opposed, and it went nowhere. I intend to keep trying.
Tom Ryan, Arizona Citizens for Fair Elections
Differing Views
Lack of knowledge: Your column "Janet's Missed Opportunity" (John Dougherty, October 7) shows your tragic lack of knowledge about polygamy. Your vision seems to be so clouded by prejudice that you appear to be walking in darkness at high noon.
I was born and raised in Colorado City in a very large, wonderful family. I saw nothing of the horrors you speak of in fundamentalist Mormonism. My greatest fear as a child was that the government would try again to rip our families apart.
As I got older, I became aware that there were a few people, like Flora Jessop, who had suffered abuses. Of course, I was shocked and horrified that such things could happen. Take it from someone on the inside: such abuses are not products of polygamy. If they are, then why is there so much of it in your monogamous society? Talk about a snake pit!
As I watch the news, I see far greater atrocities committed among monogamous people than I ever could have imagined in my own society. If you are able to prove any such cases in Colorado City, they are not the product of polygamy but of humans who err.
When you speak of Governor Napolitano's "refusal" to take meaningful action to end rampant sexual abuse, degradation of women, exploitation of youth, welfare and education fraud, and tax evasion, I would suggest that you step back a moment and look at these snake pits in monogamous society. Perhaps the governor has her hands too full trying to address those very issues in your community.
Also, I would like to correct another error. Centennial Park is definitely not controlled by the fundamentalist Mormon church, and never has been. We in Centennial Park have been trying for some time now to be a tool to help educate the public about our lifestyle. With so much prejudice and so many lies out there, it is an uphill battle for us.
One bit of news you might be happy to know is that the mainstream Mormon church [headquartered in Salt Lake City] has not been a silent, unconcerned observer of the fundamentalist people. It has actively supported many efforts against fundamentalist groups.
Believe me when I say we have heard loud and clear the yell: "Help is on the way!" From my standpoint, the only help I would like is to be able to live unmolested by prejudiced do-gooders, politicians and news reporters.
Monogamy holds no charm for me. I know, because I have experienced it, and I am confident it has nothing to offer me that could compare with the kind of love and security that I have known as a daughter, wife and mother in polygamy. Please help those who actually need help, but don't waste your time trying to break something so you can fix it your way. I'm happy to be me.
Marlyne Hammon, Centennial Park
The governor should be more aware: I am a state employee, and I recently received a package of information touting October as "Domestic Violence Awareness Month." This information is distributed every year at the request of the Governor's Office and is intended to provide information to victims of domestic violence explaining what to do and where to go for safety.
I find it ironic that Governor Napolitano proclaimed October 20 as "Domestic Violence Awareness Day" while ignoring the women and children in the fundamentalist Mormon communities in northern Arizona. These women and children may or may not be suffering the traditional domestic battery associated with domestic violence, but they are suffering from domestic violence nonetheless.
Governor Napolitano, of all people, should realize that something needs to be done about these communities in our state. The people running things there should feel it where it hurts, which means the governor needs to cut off their funding. If these communities want to live in a manner that violates the law, no government has any business condoning their lifestyle by subsidizing their resources. The fundamentalist church chooses not to bend to the state, but it has no qualms about accepting money from the state.
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The governor also needs to step up the involvement of state Child Protective Services in these communities and get those children, including teenage "brides" and discarded males, away from these sick and abusive people.
But, instead, the governor is kowtowing to Mormon leadership in the Legislature by entertaining ideas of restoration and gentrification to benefit Mormon religious sites at the Arizona taxpayers' expense. Governor Napolitano apparently doesn't realize that not all her constituents are Mormon.
That Domestic Violence Awareness Month package received by my office includes purple ribbons to wear to highlight the problem. What color ribbon would Napolitano like people to wear to make them aware of the emotional abuse suffered by the women and children in Arizona's polygamous communities?
I'd like to commend John Dougherty on his vigilance. His articles -- and not just the polygamy pieces -- are always direct. He knows how to ask the right questions.
Name withheld by request


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A woman arrested in connection with the Jayden Parkinson murder investigation will face no further action.
The 48-year-old Didcot woman was arrested on February 25 on suspicion of perverting the course of justice. She was released yesterday without charge.
In December, the body of 17-year-old Jayden was found in a grave in the Great Western Cemetery, next to All Saints Church in Didcot, after she went missing several days before.
Two other males will appear in court in connection with her death on March 17.
Her 22-year-old boyfriend Ben Blakeley, of Christchurch Road, Reading, is charged with her murder and perverting the course of justice.
A 17-year-old boy from Didcot, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is also charged with perverting the course of justice.


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Titan Tea, Founded by Former Pro Lacrosser John Gagliardi, Goes on the Attack
He's conquered dog food and sporting goods, and now he's looking for a win in the beverage business as well.
John Gagliardi is no stranger to winning, however, as he's a former professional lacrosse player and collegiate All-American in addition to an entrepreneurial success.
Gagliardi's previous to ventures were as a co-founder of pet food company Blue Buffalo (started by Bill Bishop, one of SoBe's founders), as well as the founder of Maverik, a lacrosse equipment and apparel company, which was sold to Bauer Hockey. Since then he has become something of a trade show fixture and quiet observer of the beverage business. Gagliardi said he took more than three years to develop a beverage concept that he thought could work, and the result hit New York-area stores in May: Titan Tea, an electrolyte- and ribose-enhanced, four-SKU tea line that is currently being distributed via Dora's (and North Fork Water for those of you enjoying the Hamptons already).
The former Team USA lacrosse player is hoping that the added functional ingredients within the product will resonate with athletes who are interested in maintaining hydration or consistent energy levels throughout their workouts and beyond.
"We're having a lot of fun with the brand," Gagliardi said. "We're passionate about it, we love it, and we just want to have fun with it."
One of Gagliardi's partners in the venture is fellow pro lacrosse player Kyle Sweeney, as well as a team of nine full-time employees. They have already begun a store- and event-focused sampling campaign, heavily weighted toward swimming, cycling, and running competitions. As of now, Titan is being sold in about 200 locations, including Equinox Gym, Westerly Market, and Gristede's. And yes, it will also be sponsoring and sampling at lacrosse-related events over the summer, as well.
"We're trying to talk to people who stay active, who eat and drink healthy," Gagliardi said.
The brand, which is non-GMO and uses brewed, fair trade-certified tea as well as organic-certified tea and cane sugar, has 35 calories per serving and should retail for between $1.99 and $2.49 per 16 oz. square PET bottle. Titan debuted in four flavors: Lemon Black Tea, Raspberry Black Tea, Pomegranate Green Tea, and Peach Green Tea.


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I attended a new musical reading recently where I had the great pleasure of meeting the show's unlikely writers. You may have heard of them – Stephen King and John Mellencamp. First of all, congrats to these incredibly talented artists for taking a stab (pun intended) at musical theater with their new show Ghost Brothers of Darkland County.
Meeting these two household names got me thinking about fame…
In our world of entertainment it's easy to fall into the trap of longing to be famous. After all, we see the perks of stardom and dream of having an all access pass for our showbiz whims. However, the term "15 minutes of fame" exists for a reason. I've watched friends and colleagues discover that getting a taste of fame can be as devastating as it is wonderful.
A musical theater friend of mine who became a youtube sensation laments the fact that though her video has ten million views she still struggles to pay her rent each month.
Another friend wrote a Tony winning Broadway show. The show may be a household name now but its writers certainly aren't. In fact, their next show is struggling to find a producer.
And yet both these amazing people were interviewed on national TV, lauded in the NY Times, and on the cover of magazines. For fifteen minutes…
And to make matters worse, their temporary fame served to raise their own bar so now they approach future projects worried that they won't be able to recreate their prior notoriety. The truth is, fame is exceedingly elusive and not something you can ultimately control. Sustained fame is no small feat and often doesn't happen without many years of highs and lows, nor without the help of the best agents, managers and publicists in the business – all of whom come at a huge cost.
But let's get back to Stephen King and John Mellencamp. They are bona fide stars. But look at their body of work – Stephen King wrote 50 novels and countless films and stories. John Mellencamp boasts 22 Top 40 hits among his many accomplishments. Would these men have been famous after one, two, or even three successes? Maybe for 15 minutes, sure. But they wouldn't be the household names they've become without turning out a massive amount of work.
It's the same in show business. Ask a non-theater person to name a current Broadway celeb – you'll probably get Sondheim, Lloyd Webber, maybe a Bernadette Peters or a Kristen Chenoweth. All people who've had huge careers and decades of successes.
The spotlight can shine hot, but it moves on fast and can leave you cold. Trying to stay within its glow has staggering costs. So you might as well enjoy the spotlight when it hits you, but don't depend on it. Aspire to write a great show, work on Broadway, or collaborate with your idols. But do it for the work, not for the fame. Because, calculating your life in 15 minute increments is no way to live.


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I've been building WP sites for over five years, and I've never run into this glitch before. I built a site in a subfolder on my main domain (sensibility.com/ofm). The site pulls up fine and dandy if I open it at that URL. Ready to launch the actual site, I pointed its domain at the WP install, but now the site comes up as a list of images and text on a white background–no WP theme formatting whatsoever. Check http://ofmnairobi.org to see what I mean.
What on earth? How can the installation pull up fine in a subfolder but vanish if I point its own domain at it? Did something change in the latest version of WP that causes this to happen?
Thanks for your assistance.
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Death in motion pictures
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Hi, I have read over several post with no luck. I was soft moding my wii when i got preloader v0.29 installed. Now the will will load the preloader but i cant get anything else to work. The HBC channel says it might not be installed. When i hit system menu all i see in the lower right hand corner is 4.2 USA and it freezes and when i go to reinstall HBC it fail to connect to network. I am i screwed? no back up. Please Help
Hey man thanks for the help, but i still had no luck. When the wii loads now i get a message saying "this system is corrupted." I think i need to reinstall the wii system menu and HBC. I'm just not sure exactly how and where to install those file. Do i need to install them to iso70? iso249? I've read a bunch of forums and feel like i'm missing something small. Any help would be greatly apperciated and i can give u more information on a specific area if that will help
Download 4.2u-RVL-WiiSystemmenu-v481.wad.zip
Download IOS70-64-v6687 [Patched][FreeTheBug].zip
Extract both wads to sd:\wad
Place wadmanager's boot.dol in the root of your sd-card
load preloader
click load/install
load wadmanager
use ios249
1st- install patched ios70patched
2nd- install system menu v481
then reinstall preloader
and enable your desired hacks.
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Try CB2_BB_Wad-Manager-1.4.zip, extract all files to your sd-card. Load preloader click load install. First try load boot.dol, if it fails as below, try to load hbc-loader and load wadmanager from hbc. If that still fails, try to load bootmii booter, which should start wadmanager.
If all of those fail you have an issue with your cios. Try to reinstall it with CB2_BB_Cios38r14_installer.zip using the above three methods of loading. Use ios249 or ios36, or from bootmii try no ios reload. If it won't install, you may need to uninstall IOS249-stub.wad first, use wadmanager loaded from bootmii with ios36.
Cios installation is described in more detail in the 4.2 guided linked below if you need.
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Great post mauifrog, saved my bacon with the wife and children.
That will teach me to mess around
Thanks solti
Hey Man Thanks for every thing...Got everything working. I needed to reinstall the CB2_BB_Cios38r14_installer.zip and it worked Great! I'd hit the thanks button a dozen times if i could!


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