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CALGARY - Of all the stories rehashed at Flames Central last night by Al MacInnis friends and admirers, the attempted beheading of Mike Liut was most prominent.
But while hundreds gathered over beers on the eve of MacInnis inaugural induction to the Forever a Flame enshrinement, the man who bore the brunt of that epic blast was getting just as much enjoyment re-telling it from a Windsor arena.
My version is much funnier anyway, chuckled former Blues netminder Liut, who vividly remembers the night in St. Louis the legend of MacInnis slapshot grew.
Back then, nobody pre-scouted, and when the Flames lineup was posted, nobody in our room knew who this MacInnis kid was. We turned the puck over in the neutral zone, and MacInnis takes this shot from just outside the blueline Im thinking can of corn. No problem.
But the puck explodes off his stick like a fastball Its going to go about two feet over the net, but suddenly, Im trying to get out of the way I lean to my right, and the puck gets caught in under the wire of my mask and essentially its rising into my mask.
He shot it from 65 feet away, and it hits me in the wire before I can move eight inches. It goes straight down into the ice and spins into the net.
The joke was that nobody knew this guy thats the first thing somebody should have told me. Its not like he developed this shot overnight. The guys told me I should have stood there like a man and taken it in the face.
If so, Liut might not have lived to tell and laugh about it.
Now for more notes, quotes and anecdotes from a sports scribe wondering if he was the only one in hysterics watching Derrick Williams go 0-for-8 in the slam-dunk contest. (The last time I was so entertained watching basketball the original Globetrotters were pulling off the old confetti bucket trick.)
If the Washington Capitals arent buyers Monday and they arent expected to be you have to wonder if it means Nicklas Backstrom isnt coming back from his concussion this year and the season is a write-off Still waiting for word on what sort of meal Ottawa Senators goaltender Craig Anderson was preparing when he cut himself with a knife. If it was pancakes, you can expect a no-pancake clause to start being written into the standard NHL player contract There are few better people or stories in the NHL than Jerred Smithson, which makes it all the more puzzling the Nashville Predators traded the former Calgary Hitmen last week. It couldnt have been a popular move in the dressing room, especially since you win Stanley Cups with characters like him who will do anything for the team Flames defenceman Chris Butlers freak laceration courtesy of Miikka Kiprusoffs skate was preventable. Each of the last two GM meetings, Kris King has made presentations outlining all the various Kevlar products out there that can cover a player from head to toe. While cops and speedskaters wear such cut-proof material, most NHLers continue to ignore it as they feel its still too restrictive.
The NHL has wrapped up its investigation into the clock stoppage in L.A., but the NHLs Colin Campbell says they still dont know why it stopped. Theyre not blaming the clock operator, but he will now rotate his position with several other off-ice officials so no visiting teams can question things. The league now watches the clock the final 10 seconds in every building because of the burp that allowed the Kings to win a game in regulation they didnt deserve Happy Anniversary and thank you Slap Shot for 35 years of quotes that resonate in bars and dressing rooms as much now as they ever have Great line from Glenn Healy on The Hotstove Saturday when talking about his disgust over the notion the Kings briefly considered moving captain Dustin Brown so it could officially be Mike Richards and Jeff Carters team: Youre going to trade him so Dean Martin and the Rat Pack can take over?
- Eric Francis appears regularly as a panellist on CBCs Hockey Night in Canada.


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Art+Poetry Chicago 2011 ran through most of the year and brought together the art and poetry of the Chicagoland area. During the first half of 2011, our poetry contest solicited original poems from Chicago-area writers. We picked the top twelve and then conducted an art contest soliciting original works related to the winning poems. On Oct. 22, 2011, Art+Poetry Chicago culminated in a poetry reading and reception with accompanying projections of the winning artwork.
The Site of Big Shoulders would like to thank all participating poets and artists for making this year's Art+Poetry Chicago the best yet. We look forward to producing and publishing this program again. Enjoy the photos of the reception by clicking into the below article.
Click a poem name, below, to read the winning poem and view the winning artwork and runners-up for that poem.
The 2011 program of Art+Poetry Chicago culminated with a gala reception and poetry reading in October at The Site of Big Shoulders' Wicker Park headquarters.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 6 (UPI) -- A turkey that drew both support and animosity for its habit of walking in the streets of Evansville, Ind., has died in a traffic accident, area residents say.
Evansville resident Connell Jones said Wilson the turkey died after being struck by a car during one of the bird's regular attempted road crossings Tuesday, the Evansville (Ind.) Courier and Press said.
Jones, who is heading up a memorial service effort for the daredevil turkey, reminisced about the first time he heard Wilson in the city's streets.
"The next morning I woke up and told my wife, 'That sounds like a turkey.' She said, 'We don't have turkeys around here,'" Jones said of the day after the first official Wilson sighting.
While some area residents disliked Wilson's apparent love for pedestrian walks in the street, resident Jim Snyder told the newspaper he will miss his feathered friend.
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Liberty Training Camp Update with Sherill Baker
Today, we're talking to Liberty guard Sherill Baker. In the 2006 campaign, Baker played in all 34 games and averaged 7.4 points. She ended her rookie season ranked 16th in steals (46.0) and 18th in steals per game (1.4). She hit her season and career high early on in the season, posting 18 against the defending WNBA Champion Detroit Shock.
How do you feel after surviving the first week of Camp?
I feel like Ive been doing well out there. Im in a lot better shape than I was last year at this point. I knew what to expect this time around, having gone through this all last year as a rookie.
Do you think the scrimmages are helping the team get to know each other more?
Definitely. Were doing very well as a team right now. The scrimmages are helping us come together. Everyones getting up and down the court really well and were working on improving certain game situations. Its been a good time so far.
What did you do in the off-season to prepare for Camp?
I spent four to five months playing in Italy. It was a good experience, I felt like I was playing well out there to be a better player. When I came back, I worked out with a personal trainer, with both weights and time in the gym to improve my game.
How have you been spending your downtime?
Sleeping and eating healthy.
Are you working on anything in particular at camp with your coaches?
Every morning before practice Ive been working on my shooting. Ill shoot around with Ashley Battle.
Catch Sherill this season at Madison Square Garden: Season ticket plans are available by calling (212) 465-6073 and individual game tickets can be purchased at www.nyliberty.com, the Garden Box Office or by calling 877-WNBA-TIX.


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Teen relationships workshop Feb. 6
Camden — Join New Hope for Women on Thursday, Feb. 6, from 11 a.m. to noon at the YMCA Teen Center, 10 Knowlton St. in Camden, to learn about the difference between healthy and unhealthy teen friendships and dating relationships.
This free workshop for parents and community members will help participants recognize the early signs of an unhealthy or abusive relationship. Discussion will include reviewing the subtle aspects of respectful relationships that encourage teens to have strong support networks, and to develop authentic self-esteem. Finally, participants will learn how to help a teen plan for safety, to trust his/her best instincts, and to know when to seek the help of trusted adults.
Participants are welcome to bring a bag lunch and a friend. There is no charge for the workshop, but registration is requested by calling New Hope for Women at 594-2128.
Learn more about New Hope for Women at newhopeforwomen.org or call 800-522-3304.


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From: C. Michael Pilato <cmpilato_at_collab.net>
Date: 2005-08-23 22:17:46 CEST
Yesterday I noticed the suddenly 'svn switch --relocate' didn't work
For example, I used to do:
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But now that errors out, and I'm forced to do:
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Was this change in behavior intentional? The log message for r15015
Did the community accept this change in behavior, and I just missed it?
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Scientists have created artificial muscles from nylon is able to bend
Artificial muscles can be used in clothing, footwear, as well as in catheters and other medical devices.
Scientists from mit have created artificial muscles made of nylon fibers and is able to bend. About their development, the researchers reported in an article published in the journal Advanced Materials, reports Gizmodo.
Nylon filament when heated able to shrink in length and increase in diameter. To get them to bend normally required pulleys and coils, but they make the design too complicated. However, scientists have been able to achieve the desired effect by heating only one side of the filament. The nylon was processed so that the cross section of the fiber had the shape of a rectangle or square.
Artificial muscles can be used in clothing, footwear, as well as in catheters and other medical devices.
Earlier it was reported that the Japanese specialists equipped with a copy of the human skeleton artificially created muscles, which are like real and can provide the movement.
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She was only a stranger until I first laid eyes upon her. Impressed by her course description I decided to enroll. I then quickly moved my way up into her honor roll. And she immediately became my favorite class. I must've made a good first impression myself since she named me the class prefect. However, due to our natural geographic incompatibility and my financially limited mobility, I had to settle for a distance education. You know what they say about online classes, I found it so hard to focus! Seeking leverage over competing students I would've gladly been the teacher's pet but this was college. So fancy, she made me trust my intuition over her tuition. Her lessons were quite expensive but worth every penny. I even applied for financial aid just so I could afford her intellectual aid. I took out emotional loans, of which I still owe the balance. I have since dropped out of all my other classes and defaulted on my outstanding loans. I pray my exes find a way to forgive me. But once you find the one for you, you've finally found your major. Having already changed it quite a few times, I was convinced I had at last discovered my calling. To think I started out as just a foreign exchange student who quickly became an acquaintance, who eventually became an Associate…but I messed up. I failed her! And then I became a Bachelor for it…for a while…that is, until she gave me a second chance to make amends for my bad romance. Today, I am proud to say I have a Masters in her. Soon enough I'll be able to give her this PhD! I mean, it's been about six years, you know! Besides, with my new-found pedigree, we both agree I've definitely earned THAT degree! Some tell me that it took me way too long…maybe this is true, but to each his own. It's not a sprint but a marathon. Moreover, a wise man once told me that what matters most is not the destination but the journey. The bottom line is, I have stood the test of time and passed my final exam. Henceforth, I shall take this class every year until death do me drop out.
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One thing you'll likely notice about the interface right away: the toolbar is extremely sparse. Apart from selection, rotate, zoom and move, there really is only a Type tool.
In Encore, basic menus have to be imported from layered PSD images or from existing template files; they can't be created from scratch. You can save customized templates for later use but you can't just start with a blank canvas and start dropping content in.
Template example
But once that first menu content is imported, the layers can be manipulated, hidden and moved independently of the original file. If you want to hop back to Photoshop to change the look of a menu, hit command-shift-m and the image pops open for editing within Photoshop. Save in Photoshop, and everything is updated within Encore. Move or duplicate elements in a PSD menu within Encore, and the file is updated accordingly. It's as smooth as you would expect it to be, and you're never left digging around in the Finder looking for a version of a file to import.
Fortunately, the Layers menu within Encore gives you enough control that you aren't forced to use Photoshop when you want to do basic things like change type color, fix a typo on a text layer, or hide, show, rotate and rescale layers. This makes it easy to build alternate menus for a chapter index while staying within Encore. Combine this editing capability with automatic subpicture creation for buttons, the wealth of button/background/type templates, and you won't be frustrated by the limited toolset.
The Type tool
Encore CS3's type behavior is much like Photoshop's. It uses the same universal type engine and Character palette that Illustrator and Photoshop use:
and in the Layers palette, type layers look much like they do in PS:
You can type right into a menu or drag a text box marquee for more extended pieces of text. The use of Adobe's universal type engine also means support for kerning, tracking, faux bold/superscript/etc options and vertical type support for Asian languages. Just note that using the non-proportional type scaling options will get you a slap in the head from any proper designer looking over your shoulder.
My only gripe with type control in Encore is that it's mysteriously lacking advanced OpenType font feature control. This limits some OpenType fonts like Soho, which has a small caps version specifically accessible through these OT options. But this is a minor gripe. In the course of designing a disc, I never felt that anything significant was missing.
When building DVD/Blu-ray disc content in Encore, there are four main types: timelines, menus, slideshows, and playlists. Timelines are for main feature content (with chapters) or intros, while menus are for navigating disk content. Slideshows are basically a pre-rendered timeline with Encore doing the behind-the-scenes rendering to make smooth transitions for images. Finally, playlists are another efficient method of building sequential content without having to resort to using an end action for a bunch of timelines.
Encore's slideshow builder is a competent tool for doing what most video apps would be expected to do for a complete slideshow. Audio tracks (with a handy option of fitting the length of the slideshow to the track length) and random pan and zoom, with some DVD-ish specifics like a manual option and widescreen or 4:3 format, fill out the basic options.
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Slideshows with Encore's ubiquitous interactive linking tool (the spiral).
Most of the stock transition effects are there:
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You can set different transition effects for each frame or select all frames and then apply one transition globally. The slideshows then can be linked from menus much like any timeline, and the end results are very sleek and professional-looking. Encore CS3's suite of content-building tools is good enough for some solid basics, but if you want to do anything sophisticated for animated menus or transitions, it's clear that you need to use a separate video effects program together with Encore. It's not a do-it-all app by any means.
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Also similar to Photoshop, Encore comes with many built-in Style options that let you quickly add some complex effects to type, shapes (buttons, for example), and images without having to know how to do anything other than drag from the Styles palette onto the thing you think needs some extra schmaltz. Some of the presets are your par-for-the-course simple gradients but run the gamut all the way out to "wedding in space".
But should you want to make something yourself, new styles can easily be imported from Photoshop documents and added to the existing library of Styles. The Styles implementation is a good way to quickly add some dimension to a project without having to resort to using Photoshop just to add a simple bevel, gradient, or drop shadow.


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Cory McAbee was born in northern California. He spent the first 12 years of his adult life working as the head of security in bars and nightclubs throughout San Francisco. It was during this period that he became involved in theater. His early stage performances included the role of Pontius Pilate in Jesus Christ Superstar. McAbee is the singer/... See full bio »
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Kleenex Facial Tissues
This week ShopRite has the Kleenex Facial Tissues on sale for $1.00 each. This morning we got a new $0.75/3 Kleenex Facial Tissues ShopRite eCoupon and we also received a $0.75/3 Kleenex Facial Tissues coupon in this weekend's SmartSource. There is also a Catalina Deal available making this an even better deal.
Here are the details of the Catalina
Kleenex Tissues (50 count or larger)
12/2/13 -12/29/13
Buy 6 Get a $1 Catalina
Buy 7 Get a $1.50 Catalina
Buy 8 or more Get a $2 Catalina
Here is your deal
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The Wet Brush Hipster Collection Review
Even Your Hairbrush Can Be a Hipster
Ladies, Movember is upon us. And while we can't exactly go with the boys and grow out our mustaches (or, at least, perhaps we wouldn't want to), we can still celebrate with the best of them. The Wet Brush has rolled out its appropriately named Hipster Collection, with the cornerstone being its Mustache Brush ($14). It's the same Wet Brush you know and love, with its flexible bristles for breakage-free brushing on wet hair, but with a little more personality. From big and bushy 'staches to twirly handlebars, this version of The Wet Brush is dotted with a bevy of facial hairstyles. It's a fun way to get into the spirit without succumbing to facial hair; and the best part is they won't scratch at your face or tickle your nose. If only the main man in your life were so considerate.


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As the Universe Unfolds
- Artist: Jennings & Keller
- Genre: Country
- Release Date: 5/5/2009
'As The Universe Unfolds' is a collection of twelve songs (and one bonus track) from Jennings and Keller. The songs on this record cover a wide variety of styles, including folk, country, Americana, pop, and blues. Jennings and Keller is Laurie Jennings Oudin and Dana Keller, an acoustic duo based out of Miami, Florida. They bring a wealth of experience to their collaboration, from the Broadway musicals of New York to the honky tonks of West Texas. Their music is called 'Fusion Folk Americana' - a blend of many different elements that comes from their vast and wide-ranging musical backgrounds. With the release of their debut CD, 'Susan's House' (2007), and the follow-up CD, 'As The Universe Unfolds' (2009), Jennings and Keller are quickly gaining recognition throughout the country. In 2007 alone, they were finalists in five songwriting contests across the nation: South Florida Folk Fest, Suwanee SpringFest, Susquehanna, SolarFest, and Falcon Ridge Folk. Laurie Jennings Oudin is well-known as the former proprietress of The Main Street Cafe, which was viewed across the country as the premier acoustic music venue in Florida. A former Shakespearean actress, Laurie has been a singer and songwriter for many years. Since the cafe's close in June 2006, she has been devoting her time to her musical career with Dana. Dana Keller is a veteran pedal steel, dobro, and guitar player who has spent years performing on stage or in the studio with such luminaries as Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs, Stevie Wonder, Larry Graham, Marvin Gaye, Dave Mason, Johnny Rodriguez and The Allen Brothers, to name a few. He has opened for, among others, Spirit, Pure Prairie League, Gordon Lightfoot, Waylon Jennings, and Buck Owens. Dana has been an endorsee of the Gretsch Guitar and Drum Company since 1980. The synergy created from these two diverse talents is apparent in the responses they are getting from festival directors, club owners, and audience members. Laurie's and Dana's music is not easy to define, but will leave a lasting impression on all who listen.
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Find out how to get involved! This year's P.ink Day will be October 10th.
Last year was a huge success—it was truly a transformative event. Check these amazing pictures
Still, last year was a prototype experience. We learned from it and the plan is to make our next P.ink Day even better.
— P.Ink Day is Oct.10 — READ MORE HERE
So here's the deal:
- P.ink Day will be on 10/10 this year and every year, forever.
- Expected (but still unofficial) locations include: New York, Toronto, Columbia, SC, Chicago/Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Los Angeles. We're also exploring the possibility of Miami, Denver and San Francisco.
- These local P.ink Days will be all-volunteer efforts of love—including participating artists, photographers, studio-owners, taxis, etc. All donations for P.ink Day will be in kind-donations of time, goods or services.
- Any financial donations will go to help survivors on the other 364 days of the year. Read about it here.
Hosting your own P.ink Day
How do you grow a movement? You get the right people and you give them the right tools. Starting with you. We'd like to encourage you to host a P.ink Day event on October 10th in your city. If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, here's what you'll need:
- One or more artists who have experience with mastectomy tattoos (we can help).
- One or more survivors who want a mastectomy tattoo (again, we can help).
- A local leader to facilitate a great experience.
Who's excited? You are. Tell us about yourself!
For more info go to http://p-ink.org/index
— P.Ink Day is Oct.10 — READ MORE HERE
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A man was shot during an attempted robbery in Salinas early Sunday morning, police said. The shooting was reported at 1:51 a.m. Sunday at Santa Maria Street and South Madeira Avenue. The victim had just left a party in the 500 block of Santa Maria Street and was walking to his car when a suspect approached and demanded his wallet, according to police. The victim said he did not have any money and pushed the suspect away. As he tried to run away, he was shot in the back, police said. The victim drove home and then to a hospital where a doctor determined a bullet had lodged near his spinal cord. He was flown to a Bay Area hospital to undergo surgery, according to police. The suspect, described as a Hispanic man who is about 5 feet 4 inches tall and was wearing a cowboy hat, black leather jacket, black T-shirt and gray colored jeans, had not been found as of this morning, police said. Anyone with information about the shooting is encouraged to call the Police Department's investigations division at (831) 758-7226. People wishing to remain anonymous can call the department's tip line at (831) 775-4222, the We-Tip line at (800) 78-CRIME or send a tip by text message to 847411 with the code "SPD831."
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Hay friend ,
I have use the following way
1.Click "Start" > "Run" and type in "inetmgr", this will open IIS Manager.
2.Right-click on one of the websites you want to share the same IP and port and select "Properties".
3.In the "Web Site" tab, click on "Advanced".
In the "Advances Web Site Identification" screen, you will see an entry that by default reads:
IP Address: Default
TCP Port 80 (or 81 for your second web site)
Host Header Value (nothing).
Click on this entry and hit the "Edit..." button. You can now enter the details you want to share:
Select the IP Address from the drop down list and type in the port number, for example "80". Now type in the host-header value, which will be the address people type into their browser, for example: "test.stevefenton.co.uk".
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According to Margot Robbie the sex scenes in the Wolf of Wall street are tame compared with what was filmed
IT'S been three years this week since Margot Robbie's final scenes on the long-running soapie Neighbours aired here in Australia.
Now, just a few short years later, she counts Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese as friends, and is preparing to attend her first Academy Awards ceremony.
It's all thanks to her breakout role in Scorsese's epic The Wolf of Wall Street, in which she plays Naomi Lapaglia, the love interest of DiCaprio's real-life character Jordan Belfort.
Speaking with Kyle & Jackie O this morning on their new KIIS 1065 radio show, Robbie has revealed that her rapid rise to fame has taken even her by surprise.
"It's mind-boggling. I spent so many years plotting out every move and being so careful with every decision that I don't know why we're so shocked that it's all worked out, but it still seems like we've won the lottery here," she said.
Robbie said that, like "every other actress in LA", she submitted an audition tape for the film, not expecting Scorsese to even see it.
"The scenes I filmed were three of the most challenging in the film, so I think if you didn't go all out, they wouldn't even have considered you. Before I knew it I was in the room with Marty [Scorsese] and Leo doing the scenes in person."
Robbie's scenes with DiCaprio are some of the film's most heated, with drugs and sex abounding. The Aussie actor was happy to give away a few on-set secrets, including how the pair delivered their steamiest sex scene.
"I was actually completely clothed - underwear, bra, skirt, top, everything on. He had his shirt on and his pants pulled down a bit, and they have modesty patches, so from memory he was wearing one of them too," she said.
"It's flesh-coloured material that covers the specific area and sticks around the edges with a bit of adhesive. I'm not sure if he would care [about modesty] - it's more about making sure I was comfortable. He was always very respectful about making sure I was comfortable. At that stage of filming, we'd worked together for so long, we didn't feel awkward about anything."
With the film set amid the high flying Wall Street boom of the 1990s, drug use also features - something Robbie said had led to some interesting questions from viewers.
People ask, do you do actual drugs on set? First of all it's illegal, second of all it would be really expensive, and third of all - you can't snort lines of cocaine for 17 hours without dying!" revealing that in the drug-fuelled scenes, the actors would snort vitamin B powder.
Coming up, Robbie will star in the New Zealand film Z for Zachariah, a role she revealed she was originally passed over for in favour of Amanda Seyfried. As for rumours that she's set to play Jane in a Hollywood remake of Tarzan? It's "still in the works. It's a really, really exciting prospect."
Before that, though, she's got the Oscars to attend on March 2. As Jackie O pointed out, getting the Oscars look right is all-important - the world is watching.
"I had no idea how much planning and consideration went into outfits - it's not about trying it on and put putting on the dress that you think looks the prettiest. It's a daunting process. Everyone's like 'Isn't it fun, finding the dress?' It's kind of stressful, actually."


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I must confess that I hadn't heard any actual Electric Wizard music before hearing this split they did with Reverend Bizarre in 2008, even though I'd known about this band from reading stuff in which they'd been referenced by other bands. This split at least is a good introduction for me, as I'm familiar with Reverend Bizarre from hearing some of their short releases. Electric Wizard's "The House on the Borderland" is a traditionally styled doom metal song of slow-n-steady bass-heavy pounding rhythm, shimmering church organ tones and smooth-toned lead guitar licks. The lead guitar soloing is nothing out of the ordinary when it happens: the slightly wobbly tone has a slight psychedelic feel which matches the rich organ sound and together these give the song a slightly deranged air. The singing is almost a sleepy half-chant. As the song progresses, the rhythm starts to speed up slightly and the guitar and organ commence battle to see which of the two is more demented than the other. About the halfway point, the music condenses to a pulsing bass rhythm with slight organ and lead guitar touches around the edge; the music starts to build up again around this rhythm. While lead guitar flits about in little flurries of melody in the background and the rhythm chugs along, a lone voice chants all the way to the end.
"The Gates of Nanna" is Reverend Bizarre's cover of the Beherit song and it's a better song than the Electric Wizard offering. The singing is much better if rather overly theatrical and the pace is almost of geological-time speed so the style verges on sludge doom. I can hear Beherit in the very brief instrumental passages where the drum and bass together go tap-tap-tap. As EW do in their track, RB bring their piece down to a point of singularity from which strange shurikens of effect whiz out over your head and alien froggy things grunt and croak beneath the spinning cymbals. A lone melody can just be heard emerging from under the flying sheets of metal and alien voices chant in a strange language. It all ends quite suddenly.
Neither song ends with a definite climax: each chugs along in a conventional song-like way to the halfway mark and then drops into something quite unexpected and low-key from which the song recovers gradually. Just when you think the build-up is about to explode into some glorious pyrotechnics display, the song stops. Many listeners familiar with these bands might not find these songs satisfactory for this reason but at least it's a refreshing change for RB anyway to tackle something quite experimental and way out of their usual Heldentenor doom metal routine.
Taken as a whole, the split release is competent but that's all that can be said about it. RB's experimental effort seems wasted here and EW's offering doesn't seem all that remarkable. You'd think two bands working on a split would try to offer the very best they can to complement each other.
Electric Wizard is one of my favourite bands. Their psychedelic mix of doom metal and stoner rock is simply excellent, as well as are their weed influenced lyrics about horror and Lovecraftian nightmares. I especially liked their first eponymous album, legendary "Dopethrone" (which many would call their best album) and my favourite from them, "We Live". Though their newest release "Witchcult Today" was not as good as their previous albums and had not same psychedelic stoner touch than past Wizard's albums, it was still quite an enjoyable hour of doom metal.
But then there is their 12" split single with Reverend Bizarre. Reverend Bizarre's Beherit cover on the B-side is not good, but Wizard's A-side is abysmal. As far as I know it's lyrics haven't been released so big part of atmosphere goes away that way: Oborn's vocals are too unclear to be understood without lyric sheet and so you are left without story. And in for me lyrics are very important, far more important than for most music fans. This is especially shame because Wizard have made many very atmospheric lyrics, like almost beautiful "Saturn's Children" on "We Live" and cosmic Lovecraftian horror tale "Weird Tales" from "Dopethrone". I have always liked Oborn's vocal style: distorted screams on "Dopethrone" or clean, haunting yelling on "Eko Eko Azarak" ("We Live") are vocally as great as the songs are musically, which is close to perfect... But on this track his singing is first boring and then annoying.
The song itself, "House on the Borderland", is also first boring, but after it has repeated it's boring riff long enough, it becomes really annoying. The riffs and melodies of the song lack the mysterious, weedy and 'occultist' feeling of Wizard's classics. Where are the creepy echoed solos from "I, the Witchfinder"? "House on the Borderland" also lacks the jam feeling, and is sounding some way unnatural for Wizard, which is a bad thing.
And then we come to the production. It's bad. "House on the Borderland" lacks ultra heaviness, muddy and acid atmosphere of old Wizard releases. This sounds just normal doom metal and there's nothing original. Something is wrong, if Electric Wizard doesn't make tables shake. Maybe 15 % is too low review for this, but for an Electric Wizard fan this is huge disappointment. Best thing on this album is it's cool covers...


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With her first release for ECM Records in over a decade, legendary vocalist Norma Winstone aligns her multifarious talents with a German-Italian duo for a jazz-chamber like stylization. Winstone's albums with trumpeter/flugelhornist Kenny Wheeler and pianist John Taylor loom as minor-classic products within the modern jazz realm. And she's recorded with large ensemble outfits, largely harmonizing with horns over the top amid numerous ventures that parlay her in-depth navigations of the jazz idiom.
Winstone shares a distinct sense of intimacy with pianist Glauco Venier and bass clarinetist/soprano saxophonist Klaus Gesing here. She's a veritable pro within these tiny ensemble formats. And as many of us would surmise, the program is teeming with wondrous harmonic content, melodically oriented contrasts and shifting pulses. Think of vignettes, especially on Venier's comp "Distance," where Winstone's velvety vocals ride above a simple piano motif and soul-searching sax lines.The vocalist's poetic mode of delivery elicits notions of floating on a cloud to complement the trio's yearning choruses and sublime solo spots. Interestingly enough, the musicians spin rock icon Peter Gabriel's "Here Comes The Flood," into a whispery storyline to complement a feeling of ownership. Throughout, Winstone sings directly to your heart. Not many vocalists can cast such an emotive characteristic in such telling fashion. (Recommended listening.... )


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The Utah sports scene in 2008 was unpredictable, unbelievable and unforgettable (as much as some might try). Here are 10 local stories OK, 11 our staff thinks stood out the most:
1. Utah football: Pour some Sugar Bowl on me
From the Big House to the Bayou with a bashing of BYU and a whole lotta wins in between now that, sir, is a football season a Utah man can be proud of. No ifs ands or fuss in the muss about it.
While many people call the 12-0 Utes "BCS Busters" for earning a Sugar Bowl invitation to play Alabama on Jan. 2, that's kind of a misnomer. After all, Utah the Gonzaga of the gridiron has now earned two BCS bowl berths in five seasons, which is more than the vast majority of teams in the six supposedly super-duper conferences can claim. Right, Miami? Indiana? Baylor?
To sum up the season, the Utes were clutch when they needed to be and downright dominant when other teams tried/failed to be clutch; unanimous All-American Louie Sakoda and the stingy U. defense kicked some serious behind; Brian Johnson did more winning and grinning than running and gunning in his, what?, ninth season as the Utah quarterback; Coach Kyle Whittingham put on a dang good Urban Meyer impersonation while losing and getting flipped off an equal number of times; and the Utes avoided the seemingly annual "What-the-heck-happened-at-New-Mexico-or-UNLV-or-Air-Force?" letdown losses.
Keeping Paul Kruger and other defensive players open in the regular-season finale was helpful, too.
And to think it all started with that down-to-the-wire win at Ann Arbor, which wasn't the first time in this state's football history an undefeated Beehive State squad was thrust into the national spotlight after eking by a subpar Michigan team. Right, 1984 BYU Cougars?
The exciting thing for the jolliest of Utah fans is that the best part of this dream-come-true-again story may still be yet to come.
Winning the Sugar Bowl would certainly be a sweet way to end this year and kick off a new one.
2. Utah Jazz: Where stars sizzle, fizzle and get raises while going similar yet so-separate ways
It was quite a year for the Jazz's talented point guard/power forward combination and just to make sure we're on the same page, we're talking about Deron Williams and Carlos Boozer here, not D-Will and Paul Millsap.
Though their paths were similar for the basketball stars, they were often oh-so-far apart, too. Consider:
Boozer was named an All-Star sub again; Williams made a statement by winning the Skills Challenge after being snubbed again.
Williams earned a spot on the All-NBA second team; Boozer was on the third team.
Williams went on a tear in the playoffs; Boozer went on a slump.
Williams came off the bench and chipped in productive minutes for the gold-medal-winning U.S. Olympic basketball team; Boozer stayed on the bench but remained chipper and cheered on Team USA.
Both players also made headlines for their long-term contracts Williams signed his with an opt-out clause in 2012; Boozer talked about opting out so he could sign up for his raise, but will it be in Utah? Miami? Indiana? Baylor?
And, finally, both players suffered injuries this fall Williams was out 13 games with a sprained ankle; Boozer has missed 18 games (and counting) with a strained quad, a bruised knee cap and a foot-in-the-mouth ailment.
Good news for Jazz fans: The last time Boozer sat on the bench this much, his team won the championship.
3. BYU football: Quest for perplexing season achieved
The preseason talk was about a "Quest for Perfection," on and off the field preferably. A pummeling of a football powerhouse mighty Northern Iowa of Division I-FCS-AA, or something like that did nothing to quell the on-the-field quest. Neither did two straight victories over Pac-10 teams one thanks to a controversial celebration penalty that led to a blocked 73-or-so-yard PAT attempt in the 28-27 win over Washington, and the other thanks to UCLA sending its tackling dummies and Norm Chow-coached waterboys to face BYU in a 59-0 rout at LaVell Edwards Stadium.
There was even some early season talk about a national championship and not of the mocking-the-1984-schedule variety, either. BYU soared to No. 8 in the coaches poll, had a 6-0 record and held its BCS destiny in its own hands.
Ah, life was good until, of course, speedy, revenge-seeking TCU grabbed the football, fame and fortune from BYU, and left the Cougars wondering what race car had just hit them and raced away with their happily-ever-after ending.
BYU bounced back with four wins in a row to set up "The Greatest BYU-Utah Match-up EVER!!!"
You might not want to ask BYU quarterback Max Hall what happened after that. (To sum it up: five passes to the guys in red, one fumble and a humiliating 48-24 loss).
That, however, didn't keep the Cougs from their annual week-before-
Christmas tradition of playing in the Las Vegas Bowl. You might not want to ask kicker Mitch Payne, the defense or the rest of the Cougars what happened after that. They're still hoping what happens in Vegas memories of a 31-21 loss to Arizona stays in Vegas.
Still, you know things are good in Provo when a 10-3 record is considered a disappointment.
4. Real Salt Lake: Much ado (but not the Freddie kind) about new pad and playoffs
Media outlets did large specials and sections with big photos, nice graphics, feature stories and tons of info all aimed at accomplishing the same pardon the soccer pun goal. Which was, of course, trying to figure out and then explain to sports fans and still-confused taxpayers just exactly what in the world a "Rio Tinto" was, why its name was being put up on the fancy, new stadium for Real Sandy, er, Salt Lake, and just what is offsides again?
(FYI, Rio Tinto, turns out, apparently is Spanish for "Owners of that big hole in the Oquirrh Mountains and other global ventures.")
After years of political turmoil, public debate and oodles of cash, RSL finally got a palace to call home. As a bonus to their sparkling new pitch, Real even managed to not finish in a tie in just enough games to make its first playoff appearance. As a bonus to the bonus, RSL won the first postseason game in the franchise's four-year history in dramatic fashion and eventually made it to the Western (Sorta) Conference Finals. That's when a team that has had more success at Rio Tinto Stadium than RSL that'd be the New York Red Bulls beat them there for the second time in a month.
5. Larry H. Miller: Fights for life, hands CEO keys over to son
In June, Larry H. Miller was hospitalized. Two months later, the Jazz owner revealed just how serious his health issues were.
During a 59-day stay in the hospital, Miller almost died four times from what he described as a "serious heart attack" and other type 2 diabetes-related ailments. He called it "the most physically challenging time of my life," even hinting that he was the recipient of a miracle after his damaged kidneys suddenly healed.
In order to focus on his health, his family and a happy future, the 64-year-old Miller passed on the responsibilities of the Jazz and his business empire to his oldest son, Greg.
The elder Miller's presence has been limited at Jazz games this season. The fresh-faced new boss on the block, meanwhile, has been much more visible around EnergySolutions Arena while he learns the tricks of his recuperating father's trade.
6. Jerry Sloan: Greatest NBA coach to ever win 1,000 games with one team since 1988
Jerry Sloan probably isn't too terribly sad to see 2008 hit his tractor's rearview mirror.
That's because while he loves hustle and hard work, he doesn't love being honored or hullabaloo about himself. And the latter happened way too much for his liking this past fall when the media, the Jazz organization and fans had a heyday with the anniversary of his two-decade tenure and the millennium milestone in wins as Utah's bench boss.
In case you still need to send him a belated congratulations card, here are the two dates that mattered most for the longest-tenured coach in U.S. pro sports:
Nov. 7, 2008: Jazz beat Oklahoma City Thunder 104-97 to give Sloan his 1,000th win as the franchise's head coach a feat no other NBA coach had ever accomplished.
To paraphrase Sloan's response: "(Grumble.) $#%#*!. I don't care. (Grumble.) It's about the players, not me. (Grumble.)"
Dec. 9, 2008: Jazz game which happened to be a thrilling come-from-behind win at Minnesota comes 20 years to the date after Sloan replaced Frank Layden as head coach of the Jazz in '88.
To paraphrase Sloan's response: "(Grumble.) $#%#*!. I don't care. (Grumble.) It's about the players, not me. (Grumble.)"
7. Arena football: Season goes down in a Blaze
The coffers half-full news is that the Utah Blaze can't repeat their 0-9 start to the '08 season next year. The coffers half-empty news is that the Blaze and the rest of the Arena Football League will go oh-fer the entire season next year.
The nationwide economic recession resulted in a leaguewide operation secession of the '09 season by AFL owners, including Blaze owners/auto dealers John and Robert Garff. And that, despite the league's players agreeing to cut their salary caps from $2 million to $1.4 million per team.
At least that nine-game losing streak isn't the Blaze's last memory. Utah bounced back from that rough start and actually made its firstr trip to the postseason.
The Blaze can only hope it wasn't their last visit or shot.
8. Utah State football: Guy's out, Gary's in
Eight children might've been enough, but eight wins in four years was not enough for Brent Guy to keep his job as Utah State's football coach. He was Donald Trumped by the Aggies in November. His players then gave him a nice parting gift by crushing New Mexico State 47-2 in the unofficial "Which Aggies Are The Worst Bowl."
Hand it to Guy, though. He did have the Aggies improving every year. They were well on their way to a 12-0 season in 2018 after going from 1-11 in 2006, to 2-10 in '07, to 3-9 this past year.
It'll be up to Gary Andersen, Utah's defensive coordinator, to try to keep that level of improvement up.
9a. BYU basketball: Cougar cagers conquer MWC (but postseason spoils fun)
In 2007, Dave Rose coached his team to a Top 25 ranking, an incredible homecourt advantage, a regular-season Mountain West title before losing in the Las Vegas Invitational/conference tournament and then (surprise) losing again in the first round of the NCAA tournament. The Cougars did some lathering, rinsing and repeating with all of the aforementioned in '08, too with Texas A&M delivering the March Sadness blow this time.
As a sign that they'd truly made it as a basketball program, BYU even lost an underclassmen to the NBA draft when Trent Plaisted decided to go pro. The Cougars almost lost another player to the D-League draft, but Lee Cummard decided to stay for his senior year after exploring his draftability.
Cummard has done nothing but improve his potential NBA draftability with a stellar fall, helping lead BYU to a 10-1 start.
9b. Jazz basketball: Utah conquers Northwest Division (but Lakers spoil fun)
Like BYU's basketball team, the Jazz had high hopes last year heading into the playoffs with a huge homecourt edge and another Northwest Division title banner to hang. Continuing their deja vu spring, the Jazz even had to meet and beat the Houston Rockets in the first round. Unfortunately for the Jazz, the Lakers waltzed into town in the second round you might've noticed by all the booing of Public Enemy No. 1 and Derek Fisher's teammate, Kobe Bryant and proved they were not the Golden State Warriors. Much to the chagrin of L.A.-hatin' Jazz fans, Phil Jackson's club ruined Utah's postseason celebrations again.
Andrei Kirilenko did, however, get his family's vacation paperwork taken care of, so the Jazz did have some lasting success during that series.
10. Weber State football: Coach McBride has 'Cats playing great
They not only chanted it, WSU faithful believed their cheer this past fall. Indeed, Weber State was "great, great, great!" OK, maybe not in the regular-season finale at home against Eastern Washington, but their march through the Big Sky Conference including a win over Montana in the season made the Wildcats and coach Ron McBride the toast of the town.85 comments on this story
Weber State even imagine this had a chance to win a national championship by earning a spot in the 16-team playoffs. Seriously. No bowl about it. The Wildcats continued to captivate football fans statewide after beating Cal Poly at San Luis Obispo, Calif.
The fun run for the former Utah coach and his team ended in the Football Championship Subdivision quarterfinals at Montana earlier this month. Almost makes you forget about the program getting put on minor probation in the spring, doesn't it?
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In this post, I will share some advanced tooling with Grunt which will help you use it to its full potential.
Bash functions
When using grunt frequently, it is nice to have shortcuts for installing plugins. These two bash functions, when included in your
~/.bash_profile, will allow you to quickly install grunt plugins:
# Install a grunt plugin and save to devDependencies
function gi() {
npm install --save-dev grunt-"$@"
# Install a grunt-contrib plugin and save to devDependencies
function gci() {
npm install --save-dev grunt-contrib-"$@"
The first bash function can be used as follows to install grunt-nodemon:
gi nodemon
The second function is an additional shortcut to install contrib plugins and can be used as follows to install grunt-contrib-watch:
gci watch
Loading all grunt tasks automatically
Every time you want a new grunt plugin, you typically have to add a
grunt.loadNpmTasks call to your Gruntfile. This is a hassle and results in unecessary maintenance when you want to add and remove grunt plugins.
Thankfully there is a node module, matchdep, which reads your
package.json file and extracts all of the dependencies that match a specified minimatch string. To automate task loading, first install matchdep with the following command:
npm install --save-dev matchdep
Then add this line to your Gruntfile which will run
grunt.loadNpmTasks on each grunt plugin found in your package.json:
Now you will never have to manually add and remove
grunt.loadNpmTasks :).
Aliasing tasks
In grunt, you can alias groups of tasks and make a more semantic interface for you and your development team.
For example, you could write a custom
test grunt task like the following which would lint your code and run all of your CasperJS and Jasmine tests:
grunt.registerTask('test', ['jshint', 'ghost:all', 'jasmine:all']);
You could also write a development build task to compile your Sass and Handlebars templates and copy your scripts into a dev folder:
grunt.registerTask('build:dev', ['compass:dev', 'handlebars:dev', 'copy:scripts']);
It is helpful to have the most common group of tasks aliased as the default, so that developers can simply enter
grunt into the command line. The following default task would capture the most common use case by building your project and then watching for changes:
grunt.registerTask('default', ['build:dev', 'watch']);
Verbose mode & debugging
For a long time in my early grunting I didn't know you could see more task output by adding the
-v flag to a command. Some tasks opt for extended logging in verbose mode, and in that case, setting this flag can expose more information about a task if it's not functioning as expected.
If you need to look further into debugging a task by seeing a stack trace, you can also set the
--stack flag.
Debugging during grunt development
One of the challenging aspects of build process development is knowing if your configuration works as expected from a clean state. A useful plugin for debugging this situation is grunt-contrib-clean.
Using the
clean task, you can clear out the destination folders of your build tasks and execute them from the perspective of a developer who will pull down your changes with an empty destination folder.
Invest in a good watch
grunt-contrib-watch is an essential plugin to achieve an efficient development workflow. When used properly, you can have all of your development tasks triggered via
Here is an example which illustrates what you can achieve with a properly configured watch task:
watch: {
scripts: {
files: ['*.js', 'src/**.js'],
tasks: ['jshint:all', 'copy:scripts'],
options: {
livereload: true
compass: {
files: ['src/styles/**'],
tasks: ['compass:dev'],
options: {
livereload: true
handlebars: {
files: ['src/templates/**'],
tasks: ['handlebars:dev'],
options: {
livereload: true
jasmine: {
files: ['test/spec/**'],
tasks: ['jshint:all', 'jasmine:all']
Using the above config, when a file is modified, the tasks related to the file are run. Looking at the
scripts target, when a source script file is saved, the script files are linted, copied to the dev folder to be served, and the livereload event is triggered to refresh your browser. When a jasmine test spec is saved, the code is linted and the tests are run, but the browser is not livereloaded as no source files have changed.
Using variables in your configuration
Sometimes in grunt it is valuable to use variables in your configuration. In situations like the
build:dev command above, all of the included tasks can point to a directory variable which can easily be modified if your folder structure changes. Using variables also allows you to dynamically generate configuration based on task arguments.
In the first example below, there is an example of using a variable for a directory name and the following example uses dynamically generated configuration. Grunt allows you to pass these variables via underscore templates inside of your configuration, so you could have a global variable,
globalConfig, which would be available to each task using the following config:
module.exports = function (grunt) {
var globalConfig = {
src: 'src',
dest: 'dev'
globalConfig: globalConfig,
compass: {
options: {
sassDir: '<%= globalConfig.src %>/styles',
cssDir: '<%= globalConfig.dest %>'
dev: {}
handlebars: {
compile: {
files: [{
src: ['<%= globalConfig.src %>/templates/*.hbs'],
dest: '<%= globalConfig.dest %>/scripts/compiledTemplates/appTemplates.js'
copy: {
scripts: {
files: [{
expand: true,
cwd: '<%= globalConfig.src %>/scripts',
src: ['**'],
dest: '<%= globalConfig.dest %>/scripts'
grunt.registerTask('build:dev', ['compass:dev', 'handlebars:compile', 'copy:scripts']);
Running individual test specs
When writing a significant amount of tests, it is nice to be able to run a single test in isolation without running the whole suite. To achieve this, you can use a custom task called
spec which takes a task and filename as arguments and then runs that task's spec target pointing at that file. Here is the grunt config to run individual test specs via
module.exports = function (grunt) {
globalConfig: globalConfig,
jasmine: {
all: {
src: 'src/**.js',
options: {
specs: ['test/spec/*Spec.js']
spec: {
src: 'src/**.js',
options: {
specs: ['test/spec/<%= globalConfig.file %>Spec.js']
grunt.registerTask('spec', 'Runs a task on a specified file', function (taskName, fileName) {
globalConfig.file = fileName;
grunt.task.run(taskName + ':spec');
To run a spec located at
test/spec/utilSpec.js using the config above, you would enter the following command:
grunt spec:jasmine:util
Plugins to check out
grunt-pages builds html pages from markdown and layout templates. When used with Cabin, you can scaffold out a Gruntfile to generate a static site. This blog is using the default Cabin theme, so if you dig the look, you should check out Cabin!
grunt-nodemon is extremely useful if you are developing a node.js server. It configures nodemon to monitor your node server for changes and restart when changes are detected. Nodemon's advantage over similar tools is that it stops attempting to restart your server when an error is encountered and only tries again when another file change is detected.
grunt-concurrent was originally designed to make your tasks run faster, but it can also be used to run blocking tasks concurrently like watch and nodemon.
Some of these concepts are present in the yeoman-generated Gruntfile. I recommend checking it out to see some of these concepts in action.


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Physics Department Seminar
Date: Thu. 29 Nov, 2012 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Duration: 1 Hour
Location: Workman Center
Dr. Thomas Greathouse of Southwest Research Institute will present the Physics Department seminar. He will present two topics: Part 1 is "Seasonal Temperature Variations in Saturn's Stratosphere: Radiative Seasonal Model versus Observations;" Part 2 is "The Thermal Response to Waves Propagating Through Jupiter's Middle Atmosphere." Each portion of Dr. Greathouse's talk will be followed by a brief Q&A session. 4 p.m. in Workman 101.


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Mondays, September 12-26, 6pm-7pm. Parent AND Child Rock Climbing! $35/PAIR.
Ages 5+. This introductory class to rock climbing is perfect for all ages, designed to be shared and experienced between a Parent and Child pair. Great for parents and children, grandparents and grandchildren, or any Adult and Child family relationship! Rock climbing is a great way to get a unique work out and be social at the same time! We will cover skills such as climbing technique, stretches, climbing commands, gear fitting, knot tying, and rope belaying. Our skilled staff will take you on an adventure that is sure to take you and your family to the next level.
Closed-toe shoes, and appropriate clothing are required. No sandals or skirts. Water and snacks are recommended. All gear included!
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Yes There Are Generic SuboxoneUpdated
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sean21 Says:
there is a generic Suboxone out now. they begin shipping them to pharmacies the last week of February. also, if you have any type of insurance you will automatically get the generic suboxin. The doctor has no say in whether you get the name brand or generic really. even if he writes a prescription for suboxone, the pharmacist will automatically give you the generics if you have insurance. if you don't have any insurance, you can ask the pharmacist to give you generics because they are cheaper. Plus, R and B has stopped making the name brand suboxin pills. they are only making be films now. So whenever your pharmacy runs out of the original suboxin, there will not be any more.
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Do you happen to know by any chance who the manufacturer is or what the new generic Suboxone is supposed to look like?
I came across a very brief article (shown below), stating the following:
"Actavis, Inc. has announced that it has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on its Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) for Buprenorphine HCl and Naloxone HCl Dihydrate SL Tablets, 2 mg/0.5 mg and 8 mg/2 mg, the generic equivalent to Reckitt Benckiser Healthcare's Suboxone."
Ref: addictionpro.com/news-item/actavis-generic-suboxone-receives-fda-approval
However I have not seen much more information than this and am just curious as to how reputable that source is. Thanks for sharing any feedback!
Do you happen to know by any chance who the manufacturer is or what the new generic Suboxone is supposed to look like?
I came across a very brief article (shown below), stating the following:
"Actavis, Inc. has announced that it has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on its Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) for Buprenorphine HCl and Naloxone HCl Dihydrate SL Tablets, 2 mg/0.5 mg and 8 mg/2 mg, the generic equivalent to Reckitt Benckiser Healthcare's Suboxone."
Ref: addictionpro.com/news-item/actavis-generic-suboxone-receives-fda-approval
However I have not seen much more information than this and am just curious as to how reputable that source is. Thanks for sharing any feedback!
2sean21 Says:
yes, that information is correct. Actavis is 1 of the companies now producing a generic form of Suboxone. Amneal Pharmaceuticals is the other. I can tell you exactly what Amneals generic Suboxone looks like, as I am prescribed to it and I have one right in front of me! it is a round orange pill, with the imprint AN 415 on one side, and no imprint on the other. besides being round, the other difference I have noticed is that these pills are much, much harder. it is something that I happen to like because they don't break apart or crumble up as easily as the originals. Plus, I feel that they dissolve much better because of that too. they dissolve a little bit slower, but they don't turn into useless Suboxone flavored spit either. I feel they absorb a lot more efficiently because of that. the taste isn't nearly as bad as the original ones either. I have never seen the other generic suboxin, but I have heard from many people that it has a half moon imprint on one side and the numbers 155 on the other. they are a white round pill. I will try to upload a picture of my generic Suboxone.
36YrsInTreatment Says:
I second the better absorbtion and they are a lot more solid which is good for the crumbling factor but bad cuz they are hard to half and quarter. Tried a pill cutter and it "shatters" to a few pieces. The taste is definitely a personal opinion. I don't like like the "new" orange flavor. It shouldn't even be called orange flavor and the pharmaceutical company says it has a pleasant orange taste but i beg to differ. I prefer the still yucky taste of original suboxone but thats all i prefer over the generic version. Strangely generic is the same color though. All in all I am so glad the FDA finally realized what RB was all about and it boiled down to profit in the end. I hope the new amneal version sweeps the market so it is made in the US and keeps the profit in the US. Lord knows we need it.
4bryan Says:
they are white ones too!! i just get my prescription and take it to CVS and they gave me the white one
5Brittany Says:
Can you please tell me what the white ones look like?
6pam Says:
If they are making a generic suboxone it hasn't made it to my pharmacy.my insurance would pay for the generic before thr brand.i have not heard or seen any ..
7pam Says:
I Am taking the strips not the pill form. that could be why I have not seen them or heard about them. I would rather have the film instead of the pill form. they dissolve faster than the pill form..
8robin Says:
Hi.do you know if all cvs's have the white suboxone?ive been getting the generic orange,and I don't think they do as good,as the white ones!i live in ohio,ive tried a lot of pharmacies,and they just have name brand,or gen.orange.thanks
9Wondering Says:
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How much are the generic suboxone in the pharmacy
10nay Says:
i have been getting suboxone strips is it true that the 8s say the same as the 2s they say n8
11Evan Says:
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I have seen the 2 mg strips and they are labeled N2. They are made by different companies under the R B name and some of them are very very faint and the imprint is also. They have a different taste to them and work awfully. If you are not happy with the efficacy of the medicine talk to your Dr. I was very pleased with the pills and then was switched to the films and then they cut me down to 12 mgs daily. That's half of my dose. All in order to keep monthly. I have been sent to different pharmacies to get it filled and each store has always had a different looking film. I also have noticed that on the wrapper is a number 1 through 8. The higher the number the more bupenorphine. You can see it if you hold it up to a light. All the dark spots are the bupe. You can take my advice and if you sort out the films by number and add the numbers up and take the average. Then I sort them out and take the highest average doses each day so I can get a steady stream of medicine. An example is like I get about 18 films labeled 2 on the bottom and then a few 8 and 1 and such. I will take a 2 each day and then if I have a low number one I take the whole thing, if I have an 8 I will only take the one. I essentially try and get each day to have the number on the wrapper to be as close to 8 as possible. The medicine is not all going to be 8 mgs in every strip and the healthcare system does not tell you. If you are taking 8 mgs daily and get 28 for the month, of the 28 you are not going to get all 8mgs. You will get an assortment of strengths. That's why I am going to see about zubsolve tomorrow
12unchained9999 Says:
Actually thats not true, my hubby gets the strips written out first b/c his insurance will only pay for those specifically & has to be pre-authorized & the generic would not even go through to be covered...once the pre-auth. goes through, he pays $10 co-pay but it depends on your whether u have insurance 7 a lot of factors based on which the doctor will prescribe, he has been going to same doctor for 4 years
13Calling BS Says:
What a load of crap. Where are you getting your info. You need to get your facts straight before posting.
14chuck Says:
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How much is the difference in price???
15Blue Says:
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Hello, I am tapering down on methadone so that I can hopefully switch to suboxone. I'm wondering is it harder to get the suboxone pills than the strips? I have insurance but they will only cover a generic equivalent. Is there a generic version of strips? Sorry so many questions. Also anyone know a good doctor reasonably priced anywhere from Lexington, Ky to Knoxville, Tn? I live in between the two.
16Barry Says:
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I don't think they make the pill form anymore. That's what my Suboxone dr. told me a year or so ago. That's when she switched me to the film. I've also heard that the generic form , if you can even get it , isn't as good as the brand name. The dr. I see is Dr. Kelly Walker in Knoxville. Hope this helps.
17Blue Says:
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Hello again. Thanks for the info. Does your Dr in Knoxville take new patients? And what is the cost? Initial and then thereafter?
18Ron Says:
Hi, I was on Suboxone for 3 plus years. I started on 4 pills a day, I ended up on the strips. I wanted to stay clean and Suboxone helped. I ended up losing my insurance and ended up and still on Methadone, what a nasty drug too...
The only reason I'm taking it is because I hate being with drawls...I;m trying to get Obama care & live in Fl, does anyone know if either one of the generic drugs will be covered with health ins..
"My" opinion, get an stay on Suboxone, Methadone is a nasty drug...I'm 54 and trying to stay sober, I've heard stories that Methadone is worst than herion to come off of
The only reason I'm taking it is because I hate being with drawls...I;m trying to get Obama care & live in Fl, does anyone know if either one of the generic drugs will be covered with health ins..
"My" opinion, get an stay on Suboxone, Methadone is a nasty drug...I'm 54 and trying to stay sober, I've heard stories that Methadone is worst than herion to come off of
19vegas Says:
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I agree with calling BS comment. I have real good insurance and they will not cover strips no matter what. Only generic pills and the doc has to be specific on the script. My insurance also will not cover him to write the script but the do cover the pills, all I pay is $15. They all work the same but the strip feels a little stronger but I'm not trying to feel high so generic is perfect. I found it harder to come of of strips. We are all getting screwed because you get off of one drug just to be on another. I just remember how I thought I was going to die from H come downs and it makes everything else in life easy. Take it one day at a time and don't let it beat you.
20Barry Says:
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Not sure if she is taking new patients. The office visit is $225.00. $135.00 for office visit and $90.00 for a drug panel.
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Atomic Clock Webservice?
There doesn't seem to be an "official" time webservice out there. There's a demo one hosted by Altova (makers of XML Spy) here that looks pretty good: http://www.nanonull.com/TimeService/TimeService.asmx. There are several other demo ones out there if you Google timeservice.asmx.
I couldn't build an enterprise production application that relies on a demo that Altova could take down at any time, though.
I know there are several official NTP servers out there time.nist.gov, time.microsoft.com (if you're not in the camp that believes Microsoft's time server is the first step in their attempt to control the very fabric of spacetime). I could implement or use an existing NTP client (this one looks good), but it's not a simple HTTP webrequest - it takes a TCP request and parsing the NTP time format. Since Microsoft.NET is all about XML web services, I shouldn't have to, should I?


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In a double-barreled blast, House Oversight Committee Chairman Edolphus Towns called on both the Head of Homeland Security and its Inspector General to investigate "disturbing allegations of widespread discrimination, retaliation and other inappropriate conduct ..." within the Federal Air Marshal Service.
"This should not exist. It should not occur anywhere, but I think that in a federal building that makes it more ridiculous," Rep. Towns said. "Our committee is not going to stand by and watch this happen."
Towns claims that in the Cincinnati field office alone, as many 15 discrimination complaints have been filed by air marshals against upper management. He also expressed concern about allegations of "systemic retaliation" against potential witnesses to some of the claims.
Those allegations include: three employees threatened with losing their security clearances - meaning they'd likely lose their jobs; and the spouse of an air marshal was "placed under surveillance and subjected to a background check."
On Monday CBS News exposed serious problemswithin the Service - detailing an "old boys network" of mainly white, male supervisors allegedly mistreating employees in at least two-thirds of the Service's 21 field offices nationwide.
"It's pervasive and systematic throughout the agency," said a marshal, whose identity was concealed. "What I see in the air marshals is a train wreck waiting to happen."
More on Air Marshals from Pro Publica
But it appears management may not be the only problem. In December, the Director of the Air Marshals wrote a memo -- obtained by CBS News. After, sources say, a number of air marshals got into trouble while working overseas... accused of excessive drinking, hiring prostitutes -- even rape.
In the memo Director Robert Bray reminds agents working international flights how "incidents of misconduct while ... deployed abroad ... damage our professional reputation."
Director Bray calls these isolated incidents, and not representative of an agency whose budget may grow by $100 million next year to nearly one billion dollars.


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If I had to choose a person I most admire, it would have to be Ana Boudreau.
If I had to choose a person I most admire, it would have to be Ana Boudreau. Ana and Julie grew up 14 months apart – sisters and best friends. They complemented each other with their styles and personalities. Different as night and day, yet just alike!
Memorial Day week of 2011, Julie was diagnosed with Stage 4 colon cancer. Her son, Ethan, was 11. Ana became her primary caregiver and soon shared the title of "Ethan's mom" with Julie.
Julie's fight was courageous, but short. Her faith never wavered and she became an inspiration to all. I count the summer of 2011 as a blessing in my life. She said it would take a village to raise her son, the village she had created.
Julie left us Sept. 6, 2011, the day after Labor Day and after one last summer.
Now Ana, her husband, their daughters and "their son" Ethan are moving on as a family. Ethan has two moms – one on Earth, one in Heaven.
Ana felt that The Blue Ribbon Run was the right way to honor Julie's memory. We discovered another Wilmington mom, Christina Gianoplus, who lost her battle to colon cancer at 41, just like Julie. Julie and Christina both shared the desire to raise awareness and save others from going through the pain their families would endure.
Ana wanted an outlet for her pain, wanted to spare others the same pain, and to make Julie's life count. In the first two years, The Blue Ribbon Run donated more than $50,000 to colon cancer research through the American Cancer Society, but we wanted to do more. We wanted to help local families, promote awareness and support research.
We knew that colon cancer is preventable, treatable and beatable, but we needed to share that message.
On the Internet, I found Susie's Cause or The Susan Cohan National Colon Cancer Foundation. Susan Cohan was a mom who also lost a battle with colon cancer at the same young age. Before her death, she and her father began to form this foundation.
After contacting David Cohan, Susan's father, we knew we had the match for The Blue Ribbon Run. Within two weeks, we were headed to Baltimore to form a friendship with the Cohans and their board members at Susie's Cause that felt more like family.
Now, we are the National Colon Cancer Foundation's North Carolina affiliate.
The third annual Blue Ribbon Run is 4 p.m. March 29 at Autumn Hall in Wilmington, followed by a reception at Dockside Restaurant.
We will have a group from Baltimore joining us. Susie's Cause is supporting amazing research at Johns Hopkins, among other things. Visit www.coloncancerfoundation.org to find out the latest developments in the fight against colon cancer.
Our website is www.
theblueribbonrun.com. Visit our site to register for
the run and find out about future events, including other fundraisers as well as
an awareness fair. We
hope that the fair will get the word out to our under-served community that may be at
a higher risk of colorectal cancer.
Julie has moved on, but our work is far from over. Ana and I will continue the fight we refer to as "Julie's Journey."
Amy Croom grew up with Julie Brown, shared a profession as a registered nurse in the maternal/child field, and shared the love of raising their sons.
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Future buildings in St. Augustine Beach won't be tall.
Earlier this month, the St. Augustine Beach City Commission deemed that 35 feet is as high as future buildings will go above the ground.
In some areas of the beach, depending on the topography of the land, a 35-foot maximum height could be higher because of the level of the ground.
The old rule, established in 1964, had hidden opportunities for property owners. The old rule allowed an additional 8 feet beyond the 35 feet in height for enhanced and decorative roof lines, chimneys, elevator shafts and other uses of the space immediately above the building's true roof.
The commission on a 4-1 vote on Dec. 1 eliminated the additional height allowances. Commissioner Al Holmberg voted against it, worried that the elimination of the exceptions would conflict with the Americans for Disabilities Act ensuring access for all. For the record, the ADA has a long list of access requirements for construction, regardless of the height of a building.
The new rule still allows for property owners to ask for variances to the rule, and then it will be up to the City Commission whether to grant them or not.
In January the commission has scheduled a vote on a 27-foot maximum height for residential construction in commercial zones.
Beach city commissioners have seen the future and heard the fears of the city's residents that the beach will mimic South Florida's miles and miles of tall buildings hugging the coastline.
But the beach commission has another reason to want to protect its aesthetics and its environment. The state recently awarded its coveted Scenic Highway designation to State Road A1A. It took St. Johns County working with the beach and the city of St. Augustine three years to achieve that honor.
We, too, want our beaches to be environmentally safe and aesthetically pleasing.
Some developers and builders disagree with the beach city because they say the building height change restricts what property owners can do with their property. In other words, they believe it may reduce a property owner's ability to develop property to its highest and best use.
We can appreciate those concerns but we also have many fine examples throughout St. Johns County of designs that have worked within the height restrictions of St. Johns County and the city of St. Augustine. Each has a 35-foot limit but each also allows for variances several feet higher depending on the ground level and structures such as elevator shafts and chimneys.
We cannot put gates across our borders but we can apply sound growth management principles.
It is our opinion that the St. Augustine Beach City Commission is applying sound growth management principles to protect the future of St. Johns County by limiting the height of new beach construction.
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November 19, 2010 BY John Kim
The Air Jordan III Doernbecher was initially set to release in November alongside the rest of the Nike Doernbecher Freestyle VII Collection, but was later postponed to December 11th. Another change in the release date has been set, as it will be available a week earlier than expected and release on December 4th – the first Air Jordan Retro release of the Retro-saturated month of December. With one marquee Jordan Retro dropping each and every weekend in December, Jordan-heads will have a hard time picking and choosing between the Doernbecher III, Air Jordan XIII Altitude, Air Jordan XIII 'Bulls', and of course, the Air Jordan XI Cool Grey. Once again, be advised that the Air Jordan III Doernbecher will release on December 4th, so let us know if these are a definite 'cop' for you, and stick with Sneaker News for all your Jordan Brand release information.
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Rick Ross Opens Up About Weight Loss, Changing Diet [VIDEO]
Rick Ross' large frame is as much of his image as his big beard and stories about slinging coke, but that doesn't mean he isn't trying to slim down a bit. And unless you haven't noticed, he's getting smaller.
British radio and TV personality Tim Westwood acknowledged the Bawse's slimmer look during a recent visit to the U.K. Rozay said he's made some drastic changes, including eating fruit and doing a new trendy workout.
"I do this s— called CrossFit," explained the MMG boss.
"I call it RossFit now… Earlier this summer Reebok had introduced me to a trainer, and what he turned me onto was, let's say for instance if you're on a treadmill and you did that s— for 30 minutes, you burning calories but you could be doing something that's burning calories and building muscle at the same time."
The Miami native joked about his former workout routine compared to the healthier choices he's making these days. "So it's like you're working out a shorter time. I could go out and do some s— for 20 minutes, and you could be looking like this… The most I used to do to exercise is stand up to count the money," said the burly lyricist.
As far as the amount of weight he's lost, Ross says he doesn't keep track. "I ain't really keeping up with the amount of weight," he explained. "I just wanted to get into better shape, put myself in a better position… They give me fruit to eat. I forgot what fruit tasted like. I eat pears now, and s— like that. Shout out to all the pear eaters."
It'll be interesting to see how much smaller the 'Mastermind' creator gets from here.


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G3DViewer is a 3D file viewer for GTK+ supporting a variety of file types:
- 3D Studio (.3ds, .prj)
- LightWave (.lw, .lwb, .lwo)
- Alias Wavefront (.obj)
- Impulse TurboSilver / Imagine (.iob)
- AutoCAD (.dxf)
- Quake II Models (.md2)
- Neutral File Format (.nff)
- 3D Metafile (.3dmf, .3mf, .b3d)
- Caligari TrueSpace Objects (.cob)
- Quick3D Objects & Scenes (.q3o, q3s)
- VRML 1.0 files (.wrl, .vrml) (still buggy)
- AC3D objects (.ac, .acc)
Some of the features are:
- Wireframe mode
- Texture support
- Specular lighting (not really nice at the moment)
- changable background color :)
WWW: http://automagically.de/index.shtml?g3dviewer
No installation instructions: this port has been deleted.
The package name of this deleted port was: g3dviewer
PKGNAME: g3dviewer
distinfo: There is no distinfo for this port.
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
No options to configure
Number of commits found: 30
Garbage-collect expired ports:
2010-12-30 databases/p5-sqlrelay: broken and upstream disapeared
2010-12-30 devel/php-dbg2: No upstream support
2010-12-30 dns/fourcdns: upstream has disapeared
2010-12-31 emulators/win4bsd: Development has ceased and distfile is no longer
2010-12-31 french/mozilla-flp: www/seamonkey port is deprecated. Consider using
the www/firefox-i18n.
2010-12-31 french/xtel: Minitel services will be discontinued at the end of
2010-12-30 ftp/ftpq: upstream has disapeared
2010-12-30 graphics/paintlib: does not compile with new tiff and no more
maintained upstream
2010-12-30 graphics/g3dviewer: does not build with gcc 4.2, upstream disapeared
2010-12-30 lang/scriba: Does not compile with gcc 4.2+, looks like abandonware
2010-12-30 math/rascal: Broken on every arch since 2008, looks like an
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with dates after 2010 (see ports/150974)
2010-12-31 www/flock: Flock 3 moves from Firefox to Chromium
2010-12-31 www/linux-flock: Flock 3 moves from Firefox to Chromium
2010-12-30 x11-clocks/xtu: Looks like abandonware
Leave java/tya in for now, as it has outstanding PRs.
Mark as deprecated and set expiration date to 2010-12-30 for unmaintained
ports (ports@) that are broken and which seems abandonned upstream and
are broken for long or only build on 6.x which will be unsupported at that
- update to 1.4.1
Reviewed by: exp8 run on pointyhat
Supported by: miwi
- update to jpeg-8
- bump all port that indirectly depends on libjpeg and have not yet been bumped
or updated
Requested by: edwin
Bump portrevision due to upgrade of devel/gettext.
The affected ports are the ones with gettext as a run-dependency
according to ports/INDEX-7 (5007 of them) and the ones with USE_GETTEXT
in Makefile (29 of them).
PR: ports/124340
Submitted by: edwin@
Approved by: portmgr (pav)
- Remove unneeded dependency from gtk12/gtk20 [1]
- Remove USE_XLIB/USE_X_PREFIX/USE_XPM in favor of USE_XORG
- Remove X11BASE support in favor of LOCALBASE or PREFIX
- Use USE_LDCONFIG instead of INSTALLS_SHLIB
- Remove unneeded USE_GCC 3.4+
Thanks to all Helpers:
Dmitry Marakasov, Chess Griffin, beech@, dinoex, rafan, gahr,
ehaupt, nox, itetcu, flz, pav
Tested on: pointyhat
Approved by: portmgr (pav)
Mark as broken on amd64-7 (and, presumably, sparc64-7).
- Welcome X.org 7.2 \o/.
- Set X11BASE to ${LOCALBASE} for recent ${OSVERSION}.
- Bump PORTREVISION for ports intalling files in ${X11BASE}.
- Fix x11-toolkits/gtkglext dependency in LIB_DEPENDS (1.0.2 -> 1.0.0), which
has changed since the last update.
Reported by: linimon
Remove USE_REINPLACE for categories starting with a G
- Add SHA256
Bump PORTREVISION to chase the glib20 shared library update.
upgrade to 0.2.0
Submitted by: Ports Fury
- Update to 0.1.1
PR: ports/84070
Submitted by: KATO Tsuguru <email@example.com>
- Fix build on 4-stable
- Avoid installing arch-dependent loadable modules under PREFIX/share
Submitted by: Ports Fury
upgrade to 0.1.0
Mark these ports DEPRECATED due to being unmaintained and one or more
of stale, obsolete, unused, irrelevant and unloved.
60 days grace in which I will gladly accept fix requests.
PR: ports/79666
Submitted by: me
At Kris's request, back out the MACHINE_ARCH spelling correction until
after 5.4-RELEASE.
Assist getting more ports working on AMD64 by obeying the
Ports Collection documentation and use 'ARCH' rather than 'MACHINE_ARCH'.
Per distfile survey, remove mastersite that disappeared in November 2003.
A Google search shows no replacement.
- According to last bento run on 5.x, it builds just fine, so
don't mark broken.
BROKEN on 5.x: Configure fails
- Fix configure warning
- Fix build on AMD64
Bump PORTREVISION on all ports that depend on gettext to aid with upgrading.
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Remove USE_GNOMENG.
Deploy USE_GNOMENG infrastructure
Submitted by: Edwin Groothuis <firstname.lastname@example.com>
add g3dviewer 0.0.3
A 3D file viewer for GTK+
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CHARLOTTE � Huntersville police have charged a 15-year-old high school student with attempted first-degree murder after a 14-year-old female classmate was attacked.
Police said the male student is accused of strangling and punching the girl Tuesday after luring her to the woods behind North Mecklenburg High School after class.
A police statement said the victim returned to school on Wednesday, where authorities say she passed out. She was taken to the school office, and told first responders "someone had tried to kill her,"
Huntersville Deputy Chief Michael Kee said while the victim was being treated, the suspect came by and the victim identified him as her attacker. The school resource officer spoke to the suspect, who was then taken into custody.
The unidentified suspect is being held at a juvenile detention facility.


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Why Dude?
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yeah yeah
dude looks like a lady!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
what the?!
OMGF! THE GUYS A CHICK! or is the chick a guy... its scary weird and my bro fell 4 it XD


text: The largest town in Warwickshire (and home to the county's biggest summer carnival), Nuneaton has made its mark on literature as the birthplace of author George Eliot. Nuneaton Market, which began in 1226, still operates twice a week in the town centre. For more modern shopping, head to Ropewalk Shopping Centre.Hide


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The Gaming Precision Podcast #6: Random Junk Flying Across The Screen
Salutations, gamers and players, to the sixth episode of The Gaming Precision Podcast. Esteban "Colorwind" Cuevas, Claire "Genki Girl" Phillips, Felisha "Nightingale" Silva, and Ivan "T.C." Mashkov are here to entertain and horrify.
In this episode, we discuss finishing up Grand Theft Auto V, the issues with the online mode, and the questionable but fun abilities in Super Princess Peach. We also talk about the big Valve announcements, the free games PlayStation Plus members get this month and the recent Nintendo Direct video.
Listen to our podcast by clicking on the link below and be sure to check back here every Thursday at 12 pm Pacific time for the next episode of The Gaming Precision Podcast.
The Gaming Precision Podcast #6 – Random Junk Flying Across The Screen