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Chocolate Silk Mousse
Chocolate aficionados, rejoice! A luxurious chocolate dessert is born with a surprisingly delicious and healthy twist…avocado.
If you have overlooked avocado thinking it was just a weird, bumpy green thing, think again! It is ranked right up there as one of the healthiest foods in the world.
I love what avocado does for our bodies:
Due to its nutritional profile, it is one of the foods closest to mother's breast milk, totally bio-available with protein ratios that are equal to breast milk. Avocados are high in folate which is essential for women in child-bearing years, helping prevent neural tube defects such as spina bifida. Mashed up, it also makes an excellent food for baby's developing brain. It assists the gut's ability to absorb and assimilate nutrients; adding them to green salads helps to ensure proper absorption of all the vitamins and minerals in the fresh veggies. Avocados are also an high source of glutathione which helps to boost the immune system and slow the aging process. The monounsaturated fats in avocados reverse insulin resistance which helps to stabilize blood sugar levels.
Using avocado as a base for raw food concoctions has never been more popular! Its creamy texture and versatile go-with-everything rich taste make it a common ingredient in many dishes. From smoothies, gazpacho, and veggie juice blends to salads, dressings, and sandwich toppings, there are so many ways to LOVE avocado. And now we can add chocolate mousse to the list!
It would be hard to distinguish the avocado in this delicacy from a similar dessert served in a Swiss Bed & Breakfast or the Dutch chocolate-loving family kitchen of my childhood – except it might be silkier.
There are only five ingredients, and you won't need to touch the oven, a blender, or gadget of any kind…OK, maybe a blender. You may have your fellow diners become jealous and (oh, dear!) double-dip in your dish!
Totally Raw, GF Ingredients:
3 large or 4 medium 'not-too-ripe', and not over-ripe, avocados
1/3 cup or more raw coconut nectar or honey (to your desired sweetness)
1/2 cup + raw cacao powder
1/2 tsp sea salt
Optional: 1 tsp. pure vanilla extract (make your own) – adds undeniable depth of richness.
PS: If you are looking for a great and tasty way to get more virgin coconut oil in your diet for health reasons (Diabetes, Alzheimer's prevention, yeast infections, to assist weight loss, or heal the gut), barely warm 1/4 cup coconut oil until it is liquid and mix in thoroughly while still warm to prevent clumping. Coconut oil gets firm below 78°. You will likely not taste the coconut oil in the mixture with the chocolate predominating.
1. On a big plate, mash avocados until creamy. I did it with a fork, but you could use a blender for the smoothest consistency possible.
2. Add nectar, cacao powder, sea salt, and vanilla and mix until they are thoroughly blended.
3. Top with fresh berries and enjoy! I shaved on some of my Valentine's Day chocolate bar to make it extra pretty.
Serves 6.
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Be suspicious of magazine sales. Some cons offer subscription rates at low prices or promise gifts with a purchase. Often these unscrupulous marketers will misrepresent the name of the publisher and the cost of the magazines and may never deliver.
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Thank you for this ambience, i used it in my short movie ;)
Was a pleasure. success withe the novel.
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Aylwin is another one of those "Cascadian black metal" bands that you either hate or love. Personally, I love the genre and some of the best black metal of the past 10 years has come out of that scene.
Anyways, with Aylwin we have another spawn from that scene. I think they did a really good job on the first and last track, being just acoustic/ambient pieces. In particular, the first track, "Elder Pines", has a very soothing and haunting synth track moving through it along with the hooting of Barred Owls in the background and wind rushing through the Pines. It is actually one of the most pleasing intro tracks I have heard in a long time.
The black metal that Aylwin play is rather simple and straightforward and typical of the sub-genre. I just do not find anything unique in it. It is becoming more and more difficult for bands that play this style to create really impressive works of art. There are lots of mediocre bands from this sub-genre popping up and while they may have the skills to play the music, the music never seems to catch my attention to the extent that some of the more consistent bands in this style present to us.
Just recently I did a review for the new Fauna album, "Avifauna", and it was one of the best "Cascadian black metal" albums I have ever heard, so it's not like the ideas presented in this genre are stale, it is just rare to find a band that can really play this style well. In the case of Aylwin, the song isn't particularly bad, it's just there is nothing special about it and I do not find myself remembering it after listening to it. With that being said though, I believe that the first track is actually a wonderful piece and that really helped me give this album a higher rating.
In the end, this band might have some promise in the future if they find a way to create more engaging music and definitely try to find a way to do something different in an already rather saturated sub-genre.


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The 14-12 Utah Jazz travel to Indiana to take on the 13-12 Pacers tonight.
The Jazz have won eight of their last 11 games against the Pacers, they're 0-6 at Indiana in the second of back-to-back games. Utah has struggled in those situations this season, going just 2-4.
But the Jazz are coing of a 92-90 road win against the Brooklyn Nets, in which they came back from a 13-point deficit. While the Pacers head home after losing to the Milwaukee Bucks by the score of 98-93.
The Jazz have averaged just 90.3 points in their last four games, since scoring 131 against the Toronto Raptors.
But the Pacers didn't do too well in their loss to the Bucks, scoring 93 points on 40.0 field goal percentage, 20 turnovers.
Jazz PPG: 99.58
Jazz opponents PPG: 98.81
Pacers PPG: 91.12
Pacers opponents PPG: 90.72
PPG=Points Per Game
The Pacers are No. 29 in the league in points per game. They match that as No. 3 team in fewest points per game allowed. There's a pretty good chance this will be a low-scoring affair.
Jazz FG%: 44.9
Jazz opponents FG%: 45.0
Pacers FG%: 42.0
Pacers opponents FG%: 41.0
FG%=Field Goal Percentage
This stat explains why Indiana isn't exactly a scoring machine, yet still has a winning record. No team in the NBA holds its opponents to a lower shooting percentage than the Pacers. That could make things difficult for the Jazz, who are in the middle of the pack in shooting percentage.
Jazz 3PT%: 36.5
Jazz opponents 3PT%: 37.1
Pacers 3PT%: 33.6
Pacers opponents 3PT%: 31.5
3PT%=3-Point Percentage
Here's one offensive category where the Pacers aren't in the bottom five in the league, they're No. 24. Once again, the Pacer-defense is No. 1 in the league, making it very difficult for opponents to knock down 3-pointers.
Jazz FT%: 76.5
Pacers FT%: 73.5
FT%=Free Throw Percentage
There's no question, the Pacers have a hard time putting the ball in the hole. Even when it comes to free throws, they're No. 23 in the league.
Jazz APG: 22.77
Jazz opponents APG: 20.35
Pacers APG: 19.72
Pacers opponents APG: 19.00
APG=Assists Per Game
Only Charlotte, Cleveland, Portland and Sacramento get fewer assists per game than the Pacers. The Pacer-defense isn't No. 1 in fewest assists per game allowed, it's actually tied for No. 2. The Jazz are No. 6 in fewest assists allowed per game, meaning there probably won't be a lot of incredible passing in this matchup.
Jazz TO: 14.89
Jazz opponents TO: 14.50
Pacers TO: 15.40
Pacers opponents TO: 12.36
TO=Turnovers per game
For as good as the Pacers are defensively, they sure don't force a lot of turnovers. Indiana is dead-last in the league in turnovers forced per game. That could be an advantage for the Jazz, who will need every shot they can get.
Jazz SPG: 8.12
Jazz opponents SPG: 8.00
Pacers SPG: 6.12
Pacers opponents SPG: 7.44
SPG=Steals Per Game
Don't look for the Pacers to get very many steals against the Jazz. The Pacers are 29th in the league in steals per game. Only the Orlando Magic get fewer steals per game than the Pacers.
Jazz RPG: 43.50
Jazz opponents RPG: 42.04
Pacers RPG: 46.48
Pacers opponents RPG: 42.28
RPG=Rebounds Per Game
There could be a battle on the boards tonight. The Pacers are get more boards per game than any team in the NBA, while the Jazz are No. 8. The Jazz may need to limit second-chance opportunities for the Pacers, who don't tend to shoot well.
Jazz BPG: 6.89
Jazz opponents BPG: 6.04
Pacers BPG: 7.12
Pacers opponents BPG: 5.24
BPG=Blocks Per Game
The Pacers and Jazz are the No. 3 and 4 teams in blocking in the NBA. There could be a lot of blocked shots in this game. Especially with Indiana's Roy Hibbert and Utah's Derrick Favors in the game.
When Jazz score 100: 7-3
When opponents score 100: 4-7
When Pacers score 100: 3-0
When opponents score 100: 1-4
The Pacers have scored 100 points less than any other team in the league. But they haven't lost a game when reaching that mark.
On the flip side, the Pacers don't tend to do well when the opposing team reaches the century mark. That could be key for the Jazz.


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TEL AVIV, Israel, July 23 (UPI) -- Children who are breastfed may have less risk of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, researchers in Israel suggest.
Dr. Aviva Mimouni-Bloch of Tel Aviv University's Sackler Faculty of Medicine and Loewenstein Hospital and colleagues completed a retrospective study on the breastfeeding habits of parents of three groups of children: a group that had been diagnosed with ADHD; siblings of those diagnosed with ADHD; and a control group of children without ADHD and lacking any genetic ties.
The study, published in the Breastfeeding Medicine, found a clear link between rates of breastfeeding and the likelihood of developing ADHD, even when typical risk factors were taken into consideration.
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Ana 1:160 speckled and High Muscle Enzymes over 6000
I have been feeling my crap for the part 5 months.
Heavy head, headaches, surreal eye vision (like drinking alcohol), join pain, muscle aches, fatigue (I want to go sleep all the time, I almost have a hard time staying awake some days). Tight neck, cold hands, and feet all the time (giving that it is cold outside, but only 40-50's). Stomach cramps, upper back soreness. almost like everything I've injured in the past is flaring up.
(I did have tingling which is why i went for all these tests) but right after that tingling stopped, then I was sore and joins started to ache.
I do not have loss of coordination, double vision, vertigo, rashes, balance problems (I can still swing my golf club over 100 mph)
Its mostly on my right side, in my right knee and wrist/elbow. My shoulder is extremely tight, feels like after I had a cramp and My muscles get fatigued quickly, like they seem to be tired all the time causing uncomfortably.
I looked into a bunch of symptoms and the only one that really matches me is either hashmoto's or hypothyroidism. With an ANA 1:160. Not extremely high but noticeable. (seeings they both run in the family, muscle diseases do not)
My CPK levels were over 6000 and I felt fine( just sore here and there).
Before my test, 3 days before I worked out my shoulders so hard that my Deltoids, Lats, Traps, chest, biceps, triceps, and lower back were so sore from going to hard without conditioning my muscles (which i've done before). I wonder if that could have caused it but I'm not sure over 6000. I take Bodyrush pre workout, Animal Pak Multi, Animal Omega, and I take protein like 50g to 100g per day. That night after my bloodwork, my right trap cramped and burned so bad it kept me up throughout the night.
I'm curious if taking something like that could have raised it or maybe I have a serious issue I'm sick about...(nervous)
I scheduled an appointment with a rheumatologist. and I have repeat bloodwork tomorrow. I'm trying to drink a lot of water, avoid fats, and such so see where I stand with my CPK levels again.
Can someone please tell me maybe what to except or to consider so I can talk to the doctors next week. Thank you!!!
Re: Ana 1:160 speckled and High Muscle Enzymes over 6000
Hi. Based on what I've read & on my own diagnostic ordeal, I believe ANA can elevate in a number of conditions in addition to the two you mentioned. But, unfortunately, ANA alone isn't diagnostic of anything.
On your bloodwork, did your CPK level of 6000 show as elevated? I think CPK can elevate in myositis, possibly dermatomyositis, too. Not sure what else, though (sorry). You could ask.
For sure, drugs and other products can affect susceptible people in unusual ways, so I'd take along a bag of everything you take now, or have taken in the last year or so: that would include prescription drugs, OTC's, and workout products.
I know people who had a milder self-limiting form of lupus called "drug-induced lupus"; also people who got severe muscle pain from prescription cholesterol meds & BP meds---i.e., just got really nasty side effects.
When I was seeking answers, I took as few things as possible, even OTC's, so that my tests would reflect the "real me" as best possible. You could ask the doctor about that, too.
But please take the above with a big grain of salt, as I'm merely a patient! Anyway, let us know how you make out. Wishing you good luck, sincerely, Vee
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Gallup's editor-in-chief Frank Newport has been attracting widespread attention over the past few months surrounding his intriguing assessment of the state of faith in America — and his predictions that a religiously-fruitful time may be ahead.
Part of the intrigue surrounding Newport's research comes from his assertion that religion in the U.S. is actually much healthier than many critics allege. In an interview with TheBlaze, he spoke about Gallup's intensive research, as presented in his new book, "God Is Alive and Well."
Considering the rise of the "nones" — a group of religiously-unaffiliated Americans, when asked if religion in America is dying, Newport had an intriguing answer. He argues that faith in the U.S., rather than sputtering out, is actually evolving.
"Faith and religion is very much alive and well — a key point is, it's changing," the researcher told TheBlaze. "The way people manifest their religiosity has changed over time. That's not unusual."
Rather than seeing religion as on the cusp of disappearing, Newport — based on Gallup's research into matters of faith and religion — argues that many Americans are transitioning into an "unbranded religion." This essentially means that, increasingly, individuals classify themselves as unaligned with a denomination, yet they are still very much Christian (the majority faith culture here in the U.S.).
Even though, numerically speaking, the proportion of "nones" has grown, the researcher claims that much of the hoopla over the increase may be misplaced. The numbers of unaffiliated may, in fact, be growing as a result of a change in reporting styles.
"We have changes in the way that people respond to questions now. People feel more comfortable saying 'I'm nothing — I was raised a Catholic and I'm not anything now,'" he noted, also offering up a caveat about the false assumption that "unaffiliated" is indicative of atheist or agnostic. "A lot of those nones still are spiritual and religious when you measure it in different ways."
As for the "nones," the researcher also alleged that their growth may be overstated and that the proportion, when compared year-to-year, may be leveling off.
"The level of increase in 2012 compared to 2011 is the smallest increase we've seen in the last five," he noted (Gallup data released this week shows that the proportion of religiously-unaffiliated Americans has, indeed, slowed in its expansion).
While some might dismiss Newport's claims, he told TheBlaze that these aren't opinions; they are realities based on more than one million Gallup interviews that he has analyzed. As a social scientist, he explained that his job isn't to provide personal perspective; instead, his role is to report what the American public thinks — a task that has led him to these intriguing conclusions.
When asked to describe some of the indicators that back up his conclusion that America "is a very religious country," Newport gladly obliged. Among his reasons for seeing a healthy and vibrant religious sentiment, the Gallup editor-in-chief noted that belief in God has remained "remarkably high." According to his analysis, more than 90 percent of the nation embraces the concept of a higher power.
Church attendance, too, when examining decades of data, appears to be relatively unchanged. Newport did note that it was higher in the 1950s, but that it has remained fairly level since that time. In the end, he simply doesn't see a reason for alarm.
"If someone from Mars arrived in this planet and investigated religion in the U.S., they would say, 'This is a remarkably religious country at this point,'" Newport continued.
Some naysayers may reluctantly accept these ideals, while advancing the notion that the future is less-than-bright on the religious front. But the Gallup staffer rejects this claim, too, and actually believes that faith is headed for a possible resurgence in American life.
"As I analyzed the data — I certainly would not predict a 'Great Awakening,' but it is certainly possible that the influence of religion will increase [and] not decrease in the years ahead," he told TheBlaze.
Not surprisingly, he confirmed that age plays a major role and that, as people grow older, religious adherence increases. The most religious age, according to Newport? Eighty. The least? Twenty-three. As the Baby Boomers — a massive generation, to say the least — grow old, there's possible growth in religious sentiment that will accompany the nation's demographic change.
He also argued that people tend to gain in their religiosity when they hit their 30s and 40s and, if today's young people follow history's blueprint, "they will get more religious as they get older."
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BACKGROUND: Type 1 reactions are common in borderline leprosy, and can occur before, during or after multidrugtherapy (MDT). Recent papers suggest that these reactions could be a result of an imbalance between proinflammatory and anti-inflammatory citokines. OBJECTIVE: To understand better the physiopathology of type 1 reactions. METHODS: We studied skin biopsies from 10 non-treated patients with reactional borderline tuberculoid leprosy (BTR) and 10 from borderline leprosy with reversal reactions after the beginning of MDT (BRR), to compare morphological and immunological parameters by routine staining (H-E and Faraco-Fite) and immunohistochemical technics (CD4, CD8, CD20, CD79a, CD57, iNOS, IL-10, LAM and BCG). RESULTS: We found, in BRR group, stronger staining for iNOS into macrofages, fewer CD8+ T cells and more multivacuolated macrofages than BTR group (p<0,05). Despite the presence of viable bacilli in BTR and its absence in BRR, there weren't differences in baciloscopy and staining for mycobacterial antigens (LAM and BCG) between the groups. The number of IL-10+ cells was similar in both groups, but there was a negative correlation between this cytokine and the CD4:CD8 ratio only in BRR group (p<0,05). It was seen a tendency for a decreased specific infiltrate and increased number of NK cells in BRR group. CONCLUSIONS: The presence of many viable bacilli in a patient with partial cellular immunity could worse the immunological status (downgrading). Once started MDT, the reduction bacilli charge would improve cellular immunity (upgrading), with latter shift to innate immunity (Th3 response), evolving to cure.
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Windcheetah has gone bankrupt?
I wired $5500+ to Bob Dixon at AVD to purchase a Windcheetah and now he doesn't answer my email? What gives? Anyone else having problems with AVD? I'd heard their USA customer service is bad but I haven't even given them the size for the bike yet.
Don't remember seeing any mention of Windcheetah on this forum recently.
You might get more of a response on bentrideronline.com
Perhaps some inquiries on to the BHPC might help: http://www.bhpc.org.uk/ . There's also a couple Brits who hang out on the recumbents.com forum.
I think Windcheetah is notoriously bad for correspondence, so anything is possible.
+1 to: "I think Windcheetah is notoriously bad for correspondence, so anything is possible."
This is exactly why when I was considering which trike to buy, I chose a Greenspeed over the Windcheetah IMHO, Bob Dixon makes what may be the most beautiful trike available. They have a reputation for being very fast, have superb handling characteristics, and are extremely durable. What put me off was the many postings on bentrideronline a few years ago about owners having to custom fabricate repair parts and having virtually no warranty service. The excuse at the time was that Mr. Dixon operates a one person business and when he was ill, there was no one to respond to the owners. Contrast that to Greenspeed, a company that has legions of enthusiastic owners. I've contacted GS a few times and never had to wait more than a day or two for a response.
Well I finally got a response from Rob Dixon. He said his emails are bouncing. I don't understand it.
I have hand-problems so I went for the single bar steering of the windcheetah. I just hope I'm not getting ripped off. It took me a long time to save the 5.5K for the trike and it's very alarming to have them not respond to emails.:notamused:
I thought it was Mike Burrows product .. ?
Just a little update. Rob contacted me by email 2 weeks before Christmas 2011 and said he would be shipping the following week. I replied asking him to notify me when it ships. Haven't heard another thing. I'm just posting my experience with Windcheetah for the benefit of others. If I had been able to find that people had experiences like this with them I would have withheld 1/2 of the money and to hell with the discount.
Rob? Can you hear me? Do you even watch your company on the internet? So sad. I wonder if I'll get it before the spring? Could have rode yesterday the weather was in the 60's but it's back to snow here at 6,000 feet on Saturday!
Not everyone posts or hangs out on-line. Here, this might help: Tel: +44 (0)161 969 9692
Hi wintersnow,
Did you ever receive your Windcheetah... If so when?
yes and no
received it damaged. Now it's been 2 weeks and it's sitting in my living room in parts waiting to find out who is going to pay to package it back up and ship it back to the UK! AVD is waiting to hear from DHL on the limit of their liability. I was told the shipment was fully insured. I am not happy.
The frame came apart in the middle so the rear 1/2 of the trike is turning apart from the front and the rear derailleur, of course, can't function. The front derailleur was bent over and the front spoiler is damaged. Originally my mechanic thought the seat was turning... only to discover it was the frame that either was never glued or broke apart in shipping.
Bummer! Re-gluing the frame at the crucifix shouldn't be a big problem, and IMHO not worth the extra downtime or cost to send it back; but the bent front end sure is. I hope you can get it remedied soon. Riding time's a'wastin'!
This should be a good lesson for anyone even considering a Windcheetah. There are other high quality trike manufacturers who make special accommodations for someone with a special need. When there is a US representative, as many foreign manufacturers have, then you have someone in the US to turn to. I'm sorry that this has turned out so badly for you. If it was the first horror story I have read about this company, it would be different, but this seems to be far too common and the unfortunate thing is that the owner has a long history of really dismal after-the-sale customer satisfaction.
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It's funny you should say that.... I searched and searched for comments like that on the internet. Learned about the poor service but never guessed it would be this bad. Everybody seemed to like their windcheetah's. It's been 2 weeks since AVD said they would handle this. Their British accents are so thick and their words all run together so that I can't understand what they are saying on the telephone. Guess I'll send yet another email so they can ignore it. I'd demand my money back but I don't think I'd get it.
Reply to VegasTriker, answer to "How do you like the trike?".It won't let me send a private message reply so here's your reply.....
Karl Sparenberg is now running Windcheetah and Rob Dixon (Bob) is taking a back seat.
I just got it back from the UK and it is tight and rides nice. Karl wants to build the business back up and I think you can get a trike from him a lot quicker than from Bob. Bob has suffered several personal tragedies, and was not able to perform effectively. It has been a long year trying to get this trike from the UK, but now that I know what the problem was I understand completely.
I am still waiting for the rest of my shipment, spares pack and front faring (damaged in shipping the first time). I would not purchase the farings again if I had it do do over again. They are clumsy and probably only useful in racing. But I like the box on the back and the rear fender is attached to it so it keeps the debris from hitting you in the back. The steering is nice. I have damaged hands and can no longer ride a conventional bike but I have no trouble with the WC.
Good luck.
Glad it finally worked out. ANew leadership at the business may start to make up of their "ledgendary" lack of customer service.
I am pleased to hear you got your WindCheetah in the end and I am sure you will love it. I used to own a WindCheetah about 10 years ago and I miss it sorely. It was a brilliant tricycle and I wish I had never sold it but sometimes needs must. I find it sad to see that you have been so obviously let down by AVD. I was tempted to buy another windcheetah recently but I was also concerned that they had gone bust because I got no answer to my mail and I tried phoning to no response. It is a shame because I had £4000.00 to splash out on a new machine but never even got as far as speaking to anyone.
Hi together
When I read the last postings I`m feeling a bit more positiv ...
but now I found this :
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Dissolved since Jan. 2010 !
This seams to be the end of my dreams :cry:
Any positiv comments ?
I have been talking with Karl on the phone and via email. He is moving shop from what I understand. I have ordered some fenders for our Windcheetah. Other than getting some mud on her without the fenders my wife absolutely loves the Windcheetah. I noticed that the above links indicate the corporation disolvoed in 2010. What ever Karl seems to be doing a good job. A bit slow because of the move and being a small company then Rome wasn't built in a day.
I can't receive private messages... So those who sent them my appologies.
I am still waiting for the front faring and the spares pak. Karl emailed me saying that they are moving the shop and should be moving on the 14th.
Well if your patient, don't order any extras, you could have it in a year.... probably.... I think... wait until I get all of my things from them. Then order from Karl. I'll post when I get them.
any pics to post?
Too bad. I saw a Windcheetah on the trail being ridden by a man with a disability. It is the most stunning looking trike I have ever seen. The design is incredible. It's a shame it has so many problems.
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So, this morning, I made sure I had the new ROM (LS KitKat 3.0 Nightly Beta 2) on my external SD card, booted in to TWRP, and updated to the latest TWRP (18.104.22.168). I then cleaned out some old ROM backups and made a new one (using compression) which was successful. Rebooted to system, all looked & worked normally, so I rebooted to TWRP Recovery, did a Factory Reset + system (so cache, dalvik, data, & system) and that went fine. Tried to install the new ROM... FAILED. So I rebooted to Recovery and tried to restore the backup I had just made, and it seemed to succeed, but when the phone rebooted, it only got to where it reads "Samsung Galaxy S III" and got no further. I let it sit like that for 10 minutes, then pulled the battery. I booted back in to Recovery and tried restoring a backup made 2 days ago (that I have previously restored from successfully) and that gave a "successful" result, but same thing after rebooting: stuck at where it reads "Samsung Galaxy S III" and would go no further.
I am in DOWNLOAD mode currently and want to get back to the point of being able to restore my backup from 2 days ago. I'll lose text messages basically, and that's fine. I have downloaded ODIN 3.07 but it's been about a year since I last tinkered with it.
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NBC's breakout singing competition "The Voice" is hitting the road this summer for a 31-stop tour across the U.S.
This season's finalists as well as past contestants will come together to perform in San Diego on July 27 at the San Diego Civic Theatre. San Diego Downtown News spoke with season six finalist Christina Grimmie about life on the road and her musical journey thus far.
The 20-year-old pop powerhouse and pianist entered the competition with clear advantages — an already established fan base and experience performing for a live audience caught the judge's attention early on. After singing covers on YouTube for five years, an endeavor that has since garnered her more than 2.7 million subscribers, and catching the eye of pop artist Selena Gomez, who she opened for during two international tours in 2011 and 2013, Grimmie says she knows these experiences gave her an edge going into the competition.
"I don't think I would have been able to handle 'The Voice' if I hadn't gone through what I went through when I went on tour with Selena [Gomez]," Grimmie said. "I feel like that really guided and helped me so much."
Grimmie acknowledged that although she may have had an upper hand in comparison to other contestants, she said she never took advantage of her fame to get ahead of the competition.
"What I never wanted to do on 'The Voice' was utilize YouTube because I didn't want it to seem unfair," Grimmie said. "I never went to YouTube to talk with fans or gain fans; I mostly used Facebook and Twitter like everybody else."
But regardless of her previous success in the music industry, it was Grimmie's version of Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" that secured her spot as a fan favorite and landed her on judge Adam Levine's team; it is also the only performance of the tour she would reveal.
"Well I don't want to give a whole lot of it away," Grimmie said. "I will say that I'm singing 'Wrecking Ball' so that's going to be fun, but I'm also singing a duet with someone else … I don't want to say who it is, but it's really beautiful."
Although the New Jersey-native would not give up too many secrets of the concert, currently making its way through New York and Connecticut, Grimmie could sum up the whole show in two words: "a party."
"The whole thing is super fun, you can expect some big surprise moments and some tear jerking moments," she said. "We've kind of got the whole thing."
And having the "whole thing" is exactly what boosted Grimmie to the finale where she finished third behind winner Josh Kaufman and country artist Jake Worthington, both of whom are also featured on "The Voice" tour.
When asked if she has shared any tips for getting through life on the road with fellow tour mates, Grimmie said the adjustment has been a group effort.
"We've had some people who also have experience touring, but other than that, the bus is kind of new to everyone," she said. "To be honest, there's just no real privacy, which is the main issue. There's a lounge in the back if you want to read or listen to music or talk. In the front, it's more of a party."
Grimmie also wasn't shy to share advice for aspiring singers who have chosen what she calls the "new way to go" when breaking into a music career via YouTube.
"No one likes to hear the same song sung the same way … I would say to just change things up. If you think you can arrange songs and music then by all means do it," said Grimmie, who herself was often praised for singing complex arrangements of popular songs on "The Voice."
Looking towards the future, Grimmie said she will continue to work on her album while on the road and hopes to release a single within the next few months.
Joining season six's finalists on tour are "Voice" alumni Kristen Merlin, Tessanne Chin, Will Champlin, Jacquie Lee and Dia Frampton.
"The Voice Tour" will make its way to the San Diego on July 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the San Diego Civic Theatre, located at 1100 Third Ave., Downtown.
Tickets for "The Voice" tour are now on sale, and can be purchased online through sandiegotheatres.org/the-voice-tour or by calling 619-570-1100.


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Perspectives: Faith and Science
Listen carefully as Dr. Stamatis Vokos, who is both a scientist and a man of faith, talks to Fr. Chris about miracles. Faith and science are frequently set at odds in secular culture, but are they really opposites? Is it possible to explore both faith and science deeply, without reservation?
Dr. Vokos is a professor of Physics at Seattle Pacific University. We bring you this conversation from 2012, from the OCN archives. Read the letter Dr. Vokos wrote this week to his students after a shooting at the science building on campus.
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We Whovians are prone to a linear view of social justice progress in Who: a more or less direct march from the Bad Old Days to the present enlightened times. Only trouble is, it's nonsense. Classic Who was occasionally way ahead of its time… and current Who is sometimes appalling.
Case in point: who's the worst character, from a feminist standpoint, to grace Doctor Who in a long time? For me, any of the screaming women of yore is preferable to Abigail from "A Christmas Carol", and the 2010 Christmas special itself is a small master class in paternalism and women as property.
When we meet Abigail, she is being kept as collateral against a loan, like a pawned watch or something. Women and poor people have a long and ignoble history of being viewed as the property of others; a system that makes this explicit without ever criticizing it is marching straight into Problematic Land. Viewers are meant to sympathize with Abigail (and, presumably, the other frozen people), but the classist and sexist collateral system is never even examined within the context of the story, much less denounced as the abomination it is.
Worse yet for Abigail, she continues to be a prop long after she wakes up. She's consistently othered:
- Young Kazran: Abigail's crying.
- The Doctor: Yes.
- Young Kazran: When girls are crying, are you supposed to talk to them?
- The Doctor: I have absolutely no idea.
Girls! They're so mysterious! Not like proper people!
Abigail functions, in fact, as nothing so much as a toy: the boys take her out of her box once a year, play with her, and then put her back in her box. Her feelings are foreordained by the script. She falls for Kazran because he needs saving. She defends him to her family. She completely lacks any agency at all. The Doctor and Kazran treat her remarkable singing ability as theirs to use, not hers. I'm reminded of a similarly odious bit in Stephen King's novel The Green Mile where the protagonist discovers that a prisoner under his care has magical healing powers and immediately starts a plan to smuggle him out of the prison so he can heal someone. His opinion is never asked; it's just assumed that he'll do the healing. He's not a character, he's a plot device.
We've talked before about Moffat's unfortunate tendency to draw women from buckets of stock characters: the vamp, the shrew, etc. Abigail is another of these: The Ingenue. If she has any character traits beyond being sweet, she does not make them known. To her generic niceness we can add Friend To All Living Things, Tragically Ill, and Beautiful Singing Voice, for a complete package of Victorian Novel Heroine. Not only has Moffat gotten Abigail from stock, he's gotten her from stock that was discredited 100 years ago.