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WWE Programming's Best Match for Week of March 14March 21, 2014
Competition was surprisingly fierce for the best match on WWE television this week—perhaps WrestleMania season has talent going the extra mile to guarantee a good place on the card.
Honourable Mentions
To tease the now very real possibility of Daniel Bryan being part of the main event of WrestleMania 30, the bearded wonder faced Randy Orton in a good non-title match on Raw. Whilst their series last year received some criticism, it was mostly due to the non-finishes rather than the ring work, and once again, the pair showed this week that they have some real chemistry.
Quite where Batista fits in is still unclear, but the main event of WrestleMania is certainly looking a lot more promising than it did a few weeks back.
Similarly, the Main Event opener between the Real Americans and the Rhodes Brothers was a great showcase of four men who deserve a good spot on the WrestleMania card but perhaps won't all get one.
Once again, Cody Rhodes seems to have lost his steam, which is a real shame. He's been given several opportunities over the past few years and has made the best of whatever he's been given but seems to have something preventing him from reaching main event status. Perhaps he'll get to try again post-WrestleMania.
Match of the Week for the Week of Mar. 14: The Usos vs. The Real Americans on Monday Night Raw
It's a shame that it's taken so long for The Usos to be given a run with the Tag Team titles, because they're certainly making the most of their time now. Whilst the tag division might not be quite as deep as it looked to be shaping up to be a few months back, The Usos have proven time and again that they can have a good match with just about anyone. So when they're paired up with the excellent Real Americans, they're liable to come up with something very entertaining.
Being a non-title match to open Raw, this match did a great job an invigorating the crowd and keeping both teams looking strong. A match for the Tag titles hasn't been formally announced for WrestleMania as of yet, but based off this performance, it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to think that these two teams will be fighting for the gold.
Whilst multiteam matches are always good fun, seeing these four men (and, of course, Zeb) on Raw sold me completely on seeing a slightly longer, slightly more polished match on the grandest stage of them all.
Was The Usos vs. The Real Americans your favourite match this week? If not, what was? Leave your comments below.


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A step further down the food chain are "scallops alla Parma," sautéed jumbo scallops of a clean but bland flavor and rubbery texture, wrapped with prosciutto and dressed in a light tomato sauce with capers, lemon, and fresh herbs, with another asparagus garnish. They're served on a buttered bed of rice-shaped, saffron-seasoned orzo pasta that was slightly overcooked.
"Paella Español" is one of the restaurant's signature dishes. Dussini's rendition includes shrimp, mussels, linguiça, and dry chicken breast chunks, plus green peas and diced carrots. In one major respect, it's neither paella nor español: The kitchen takes the easy way out by replacing rice with that easy-to-cook, mushy orzo, a poor idea because slick, round pasta grains don't absorb oil or seasonings. (Catalans do make a pasta paella, but they use fideo -- thin, rough-grained noodles that do drink up juices.) At the bottom of the pan, instead of a pleasing rice crust, we encountered an oil slick. Worse, the oil tasted cheap. The portion is large enough for at least two. We four didn't even make a dent.
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If not what about adding a custom link to a different page for a slider image? Any clues?
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Hi , tired the below code which should display 6 pages at the front but it displays only 3 (all of the 6 are post IDs of the pages I am trying to display at the mainpage)
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Maybe you've limited the number of maximum posts per page to 3 – check your reading settings under Settings > Reading. You can also check the mainpage post settings under Newscast options > Mainpage Options.
@dude , yeh you are right , did had the maximum posts per page at Reading set to 3 ,
could you suggest a work around where I can still have 3 posts at the front while showing more number of pages in the slidebar.
It can be dome if we use category selection, but how to do using the pages ???
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One of the first orders of business for Congress when it returns in June will be to reach a compromise agreement between the different budget proposals passed by the House Budget Committee and the Senate for fiscal year (FY) 1999. Regardless of which version the outcome most resembles, the compromise agreement is likely to mark one of the most extraordinary reversals of core policy values ever undertaken by a congressional majority.
When the current majority took control of Congress in 1995, the leadership declared its commitment to eliminating outdated government programs, shrinking the scope of the federal government, returning responsibilities to the states, and cutting the tax burden on businesses and families. But during the 105th Congress, this same leadership has produced back-to-back federal budgets that still include expensive and unnecessary remnants from New Deal, Square Deal, Fair Deal, New Frontier, and Great Society programs. Incredibly, this Congress produced in FY 1998 the highest federal peacetime tax burden in the history of the United States, according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). Indeed, only in 1944 and 1945--when the United States and its allies were locked in a two-front global war--has the burden been higher (at 21.3 percent and 20.8 percent of gross domestic product [GDP], respectively, compared with 20.1 percent today).
To illustrate this comparison further, today's tax burden is higher, as a proportion of GDP, than President Lyndon Johnson's (D) Vietnam War budget (19.7 percent in 1969), and the budget produced by the last Democrat-led Congress, the FY 1995 budget (18.8 percent). Despite this record peacetime tax burden, both the Senate- and House Budget Committee-passed budgets for FY 1999 propose five-year tax cuts of, respectively, only $30 billion (0.3 percent of projected tax revenues) and $100 billion (1.0 percent of such revenues).
Compared with past tax relief provided by both Republican- and Democrat-controlled Congresses, the FY 1999 proposals are remarkably anemic and will perpetuate a record-level shift of resources from American families to the federal government. To put these proposals into perspective, the tax relief they contain would amount to only a tiny fraction of former House Speaker Tip O'Neill's (D-MA) proposed five-year tax cut of $627 billion ($1.3 trillion in today's GDP share), which was offered in 1981 as an alternative to President Ronald Reagan's (R) $747 billion cut ($1.6 trillion in today's GDP share). Achieving just half of what President Reagan achieved would require Congress to cut $800 billion, or 8.6 percent, from the anticipated revenues between now and FY 2003.
Placed in the context of past major tax relief efforts, including those that occurred when the budget was in deficit and the economy was stagnant, former Republican vice presidential candidate Jack Kemp's challenge to cut taxes by $1 trillion dollars over the next five years--or just 11 percent of the total revenues expected to be collected--seems quite modest. It is especially modest when compared with what was accomplished by Tip O'Neill's 97th Congress, or by the Democrat-controlled 88th Congress that enacted President John Kennedy's (D) tax cuts. But even if this is too much for Congress to accomplish today, perhaps a suitable benchmark for which to strive might be to lower the tax burden to that produced in 1995 by the last Democrat Congress and the Clinton Administration (18.8 percent). Achieving this mark would require a $96 billion tax reduction in FY 1999 (or 5 percent), a level of relief more than 5 times that proposed by the House Budget Committee and 15 times greater than the $6 billion proposed by the Senate--the latter an amount smaller than the CBO's typical estimation error.
Congressional leaders justify their reluctance to provide such a level of tax relief with a variety of excuses, including a desire to fulfill last year's Balanced Budget Act (BBA), save Social Security, pay down the national debt, or to offer similar alibis suggestive of fiscal prudence. However worthy such goals may be, they did not prevent either the House or Senate from violating them all when Congress enacted the $216 billion highway bill in May 1998, which exceeded the BBA by $18 billion. Nor did these goals prevent the Senate from proposing to increase spending in FY 1999 for 9 of the 12 major discretionary program areas. Even the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, slated for elimination in 1995, will get a 20 percent boost in FY 2000. Meanwhile, the Appalachian Regional Commission, created in 1965 and also slated for termination in 1995, will be elevated to an entitlement by gaining ongoing access to the highway trust fund.
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Congress's commitment to the policies and programs of the past stands in marked contrast to the extraordinary dynamism that now sweeps through America's scientific and academic establishments and to the creative energy of the country's hard-charging commercial sector that leads the world in new products, job and wealth creation, technological development, and productivity growth. It also stands in contrast to the policies of state and local governments, in which governors and mayors are experimenting with innovative and creative approaches to governance and to providing public services.
Although the Senate has passed its budget resolution, the proposal of the House Budget Committee still must face floor consideration and a vote of the full House. The House floor deliberations on the FY 1999 budget offer Congress the opportunity to rethink what goals should be embodied in the budget, and a last chance to pass an FY 1999 budget resolution that offers American families and workers substantial tax relief--a goal made more achievable by the surge in federal revenues.
Dr. Ronald D. Utt is Visiting Fellow in Economic Policy Studies at The Heritage Foundation.


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Thread: Best time to have a baby?
July 7th, 2013 07:28 PM #1Senior Member
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Best time to have a baby?
Very broadly speaking, when do you think is the best time to have a baby?
I know there is no 'right' answer and there is a huge mix of biological, psychological, and sociological factors to consider but it's always nice to hear other women's experiences.
I ask because I'm coming to a point in my life where I think the right time for me could be soon (in about 12-18 months perhaps) and it's a little exciting and scary at the same time. I was born when my parents were very young; my mom was 18 when my brother was born, and then 21 with me. I decided when I was a teenager that I was going to wait until I was more established before bringing my own children into the world, and I've done that. I got my BA and MA, traveled, and found my partner. I will be 26 soon and starting a PhD. I will have good health insurance, and I will even have 8 weeks paid maternity leave with the university. I've also read on a lot of academic mom forums that many women found having a newborn as a PhD student was less stressful than when they entered their first teaching position (tenure-track or adjunct) because the hours are more flexible, etc. I'm also not really interested in pushing my fertility as long as I can. Besides the fact that I have had some ovarian problems in the past, I am not terribly interested in having young children when I am 50 (though I am definitely not judging; I can definitely see the benefits of waiting). I guess I am the type that believes there will never be an absolute perfect time and I'd rather my children be part of the journey instead of the destination. My partner also wants children while he is relatively young.
Of course, I am not looking for approval or anything like that. It's just really nice to have some outsider opinions on when the 'right' time is since most of the women in my life were either 18 or 42 when they became mothers and I have so few opinions from the 25-35 year-old moms!
So, when did you become a mom? Pros? Cons? Thoughts?
ETA: I don't mean to sound at all flippant about the possibility of having a baby. Just trying to condense my own situation down as much as possible to allow for a broader discussion.
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The best answer I have is: When you feel ready, and are of fertile age, and are responsible for yourself & financially able.
So basically, any time after puberty & before menopause when you have your sh!t together and want to have a child imo.
Personally, that was late 20s for me. I wanted to party & travel for the most of my 20s, I wanted to finish school & establish myself with a career, I wanted to wait to be married & with the right partner...
It also depends on how you want to do it. I didn't own a home when I first had my daughter, I lived in a small Brooklyn apt, I didn't have a mini van...I didn't even have a car! I didn't get the baby bouncer & the bottle warmer & the swing & the fleet of strollers like my suburban SIL who feels the need to have the same amount of bathrooms as she does kids...space is just such a different concept when you live in a city! So basically, if I felt I must have the big sprawling condo with a yard, the live-in nanny & the Bugaboo pram...I wouldn't have considered myself "ready"...but my lifestyle is more modest & I felt ready to have a kid with the kind of parenting style I was going for...so "ready" or "financially ready" is really subjective!
"ready" career-wise is subjective too since parenting will probably never really help you move up in most fields!
It all depends & is so personal!
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July 7th, 2013 09:21 PM #7
Ha, Roxanne, I was just about to quote Taz, too! I agree, it's incredibly subjective. I don't think there's a "perfect" age. But I do think you should "have your shit together" emotionally and financially. Sounds like you're ready or will be soon. For me, I'm ready now at 29. I could have been ready earlier, but wanted to get married first. That's just how things worked out for me. Of course, everyone is different and only you can make that decision! At 26, you've got a few years if you want to delay for a while before age becomes an issue. My advice would be: have a baby when you feel ready (or as ready as you can feel), not because you think you should feel ready. But, having said that, there's no perfect time! Good luck!
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For me personally, the right time is when the following criteria are met in my life:
- feeling ready and excited to have a baby
- my partner feeling ready and excited to have a baby
- financial stability and substantial savings
- sufficient money in my income/budget to pay for child-related expenses like diapers, formula, medical care, insurance, and childcare
- career stability - feeling like I want to be in my job for some time/being in a job I appreciate
- owning a home, and have a home in a family friendly neighborhood with good schools
For me personally, it looks like this will be happening within the next 4 years, and most likely within the next year and a half. Very exciting! If I can encourage you, please take the decision of when to have a baby very seriously, as I'm sure you are. Your baby deserves the most responsible and loving parent they can possibly have.Current Favorites:Elizabeth Lily nn EllieMary Emmeline nn MaisieSarah Evangeline nn Sadie
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The storm packed winds exceeding 70 mph and golf ball-sized hail and knocked out power to more than 8,000 customers.
Thirty to 40 storm cells moved over eastern New Mexico on Saturday night, Doug Cain, a meteorologist in the National Weather Service's Midland office, told The Avalanche-Journal on Sunday.
''Hobbs had the most severe weather,'' Cain said. There were some reports of golf ball-sized hail.
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''It's just isolated all over Hobbs ... and just outside of Hobbs,'' Deaton said.
Police reported two tornadoes touched down briefly Saturday night during the storm. One reportedly was spotted on the west side of Hobbs at 7 p.m., and the other on the north side of town about 7:18 p.m., a spokeswoman for the Hobbs Police Department said.
There were no reports of injuries from the storm, the spokeswoman said.
The storm cells were caused by an upper-air disturbance, which is common for the season, Cain said.
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Album Rating: 3.5This is the only Nasum album I have. I'm not really sure why I started here but, these guys are pretty damn good.
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Album Rating: 4.0Good first choice kind sir.....
Nasum fucking rules. I really need some more Nasum, I only have Helvete and Shift. I have been trying to find their EP but I can't find it. Good job on the review.
Solid review. I prefer their studio efforts over this.
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Grind is tedious live. I can only handle it in small quantities.
Album Rating: 4.0^Yes, I agree. Live settings are really a toss up with grind. I saw Cephalic Carnage recently and they really didn't do it for me. With this Nasum set, 25 minutes is perfect without becoming too tiresome IMO.
@Dethtrasher: Are you referring to their mini cd? They have so much material from the early days.
I should have said "Grind live on album is tedious". Grind live is just fucking awesome.
@Dethtrasher: Are you referring to their mini cd? They have so much material from the early days.
Oh, I forgot to mention that the EP I'm looking for is called ''Industrislaven''.
Album Rating: 4.0yah, thats a tough one. I know of some vinyl sales and a few downloads but thats about it....
I bought the Grind Finale album a couple of weeks ago and I never realized that it contained all the EP's and shit like that. ''Industrislaven'' was not as good as I hoped it would be but it had some nice moments. But the ''World In Turmoil'' EP was pretty damn solid tbh.
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GTI Club is a racing game originally released for the arcades in 1996 by Konami, based on PowerPC-based hardware. In the original, the player raced around the Côte d'Azur and could choose from 5 rally cars including a Mini Cooper and Renault 5 Alpine Turbo. The game allowed free-roaming of the environment, which was revolutionary for the time, and contained several semi-hidden shortcuts that could be used to reduce lap times. A handbrake is provided which the player is encouraged to use to perform handbrake turns round sharp corners.
GTI Club: Rally Côte d'Azur (Arcade, September 1996)[edit]
The original title in the series was released in 1996 in Japan and 1997 overseas. It features a single course and four classic supermini cars plus a Bugatti EB110 supercar which could be used only in the single player game, at the cost of an extra credit.
GTI Club: Corso Italiano (Arcade, July 2000)[edit]
The first sequel (GTIクラブ・コルソイタリアーノ) was released in 2000, it was published overseas in 2001 as GTI Club 2. The action moves from France to Italy with Town (Easy), Coast (Medium) and Mountain (Hard) courses, hence the title. It features eight unlicensed cars resembling the likes of Morris Mini and Bugatti EB110 plus a selection of new cars including the Fiat 500, Lotus Seven, AC Cobra, Volkswagen Beetle, Nissan Fairlady Z (S30) and Alfa Romeo Giulia.
GTI Club: Supermini Festa! (Arcade, December 2008)[edit]
In December 2008, Konami released the third episode in Japan with the original "France Course" and "Italy Course" plus two additional circuits (England and U.S.A.) and twelve cars.GTI Club ワールドシティレース (lit. "GTI Club: World City Race") was later released for the Wii and PlayStation Portable in February 2010 in Japan and in March 2010 in North America.
GTI Club+: Rally Côte d'Azur (PlayStation 3, December 2008)[edit]
GTI Club+: Rally Côte d'Azur, an HD port of original GTI Club, has been released for the PlayStation Network (2008 in Europe, 2009 in United States). The port was by British studio Sumo Digital and published by Konami. The game features a number of improvements over the original game including enhanced graphics and sound, eight player online multiplayer, new modes and compatibility with the PlayStation Eye.[1] It is no longer available for purchase due to an expired license.
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- 3D DSP: ADSP-21062 (SHARC) @ 36 MHz
- Sound CPU: 68EC000 @ 16 MHz
- Sound chips: Ricoh RF5C400 PCM 32Ch, 44.4 kHz Stereo, 3D Effect Spatializer.
- Graphics (Custom 3D): 2 x KS10071 (Possibly graphics as well: KS10081, K001604)
- Unknown Chips (possibly sound related): K056800, K056230
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Following the success of South Africa in hosting the 2010 world cup, authorities in Nigeria are stepping up effort to host the next World Cup in 2014.
A statement from the Nigerian Football Federation NFF says:
"We have seen what South Africa have done and as giant of Africa, we are not only capable of doing what they did, but surpassing them. We have the infrastructures, the administrators, and of course the ambassadors like Yakubu Ayegbeni. All we need is massive importation of vuvuzela from South Africa, and the backing of our former colonial master England".
Football fans in Brazil will be confuse about this news and be wondering if these Nigerians are from another planet. They will be asking themselves, are we not hosting the world cup in 2014?
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Two countries divided by a common language is how playwright George Bernard Shaw described the British-U.S. relationship. But this week's change at No. 10 Downing St. suggests that maybe we're not as divided as we think.
Like Americans in the past three U.S. presidential elections, Britons in last week's national elections proved to be split down the middle. They leaned slightly to the left of center during the 13 years of Labor Party rule, but what they embraced was the staunchly pro-American, middle-of-the-road leadership of Prime Minister Tony Blair and his far less charismatic and politically adroit successor, Gordon Brown.
In these elections, Britons proved ambivalent, with no party emerging as the clear victor. With most votes falling to the Conservative Party of David Cameron, he received the royal invitation to form a government. His coalition with the No. 3 finisher, the left-center Liberal Democratic Party, leaves Britons pretty much where they were before - with a leadership that can govern effectively only if it stays in the middle of the road. This marks the first time in 65 years that Britain is ruled by coalition and the first time it is led by someone as young as Cameron, 43.
No matter how loudly steadfast U.K. liberals and hard-line conservatives tried to sway the election, voters chose balanced leadership. And this newspaper believes that's the American preference, too. When all the rhetoric is set aside, neither country shows a strong electoral appetite for the extremes.
Not surprisingly, the word "change" played heavily in the two coalition parties' campaign slogans. Polls show that Britons have serious concerns that they want their leaders to address immediately, such as immigration and religious extremism. They also worry about a ballooning government budget deficit, and the need to control spending. Sound familiar?
Like Blair and Obama, Cameron garnered voters' affections with a flair for words and outgoing personality. And like Obama, Cameron's youth doesn't seem to have deterred voters. His proposed policies didn't bowl anyone over, but that's OK. He knows that the power-sharing balance he must maintain with Deputy Prime Minister Nicholas Clegg cannot succeed without serious horse trading on both sides.
Cameron also showed characteristic class Tuesday in paying tribute to Blair's and Brown's leadership. "Compared with 10 years ago, this country is more fair at home and more compassionate abroad," he said, making clear that his party's world view has evolved from previous decades.
Do not expect the swashbuckling antics of Cameron's Conservative predecessor, Margaret Thatcher. Do expect a British prime minister committed to progressive governance, fulfilling his country's NATO commitments and maintaining the special relationship with the United States.
Radical change, it's not. But apparently, that's the way British voters like it.Unlike in America's presidential elections, British voters do not choose their prime minister directly. Instead, the party that garners the most seats in national legislative elections typically is invited by the queen to form a government.
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Swansea boss Brendan Rodgers has hailed Swansea star Ashley Williams as 'invaluable'.
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Swansea boss Brendan Rodgers has hailed Swansea star Ashley Williams as 'invaluable' as the defender attracts admiring glances from the Premier League's big guns.
Williams has been a standout performer for Swansea this season and his performances have not gone unnoticed among the elite sides in the Premier League.
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By Andrea Bartz, published on November 1, 2011 - last reviewed on June 9, 2016
It's the most wonderful time of the year! Enjoy the unmistakable soundtrack to the holiday season all year long with this limited-edition album.
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Authentic recordings taken outside a suburban Target in the wee morning hours of November 26, 2010.
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Let me just say this as simply as possible: We love bringing the competition to the Skagit Valley Casino every year. We're treated very well, we perform in a state of the art facility and we're treated to a sold out show, every year.
Let me just say this, though: We're not nearly as big of fans of the drive, through Seattle, Everett and Marysville's rush hour traffic jams, to get to the venue on a rainy Friday night. Still…its well worth some extra-time sitting in your car hoping to inch towards our destination, adding an hour to the drive time, for such an awesome show.
Our Semi-Finalists in this 33rd Annual Seattle International Comedy Competition rose to the challenge and rocked the sold out show–the fourth of five shows in their Semi-Finals Week. The audience loved everybody…some, they loved more than others…and the same was true for the judges.
They liked Nate Abshire, Solomon Georgio and Joe Klocek…just not as much as they liked the performers in the Nightly Top 5.
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- Elliot Maxx (Ballard, WA)
- Landry (Atlanta, GA/Toronto, ON)
- Tyrone Hawkins (Tacoma, WA)
- Justin Leon (Kansas City, MO)
This is Michael's second nightly win this week–putting him in a great position going into the final night of the week for earning a weekly score high enough to put him into the finals. Only the Top 5 comedians for the week will move on…and let me just say very simply that it is all far too close to call…and that EVERYTHING depends on how EVERYONE does on the final show of this Semi-Finals Week.
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Bald patch from bleaching? HELP!
I'm in need of desperate help! Well, my mother is. My mother was trying to match her jet black hair with a color 2 weave. Hairdresser attempted to bleach so she could then dye brown. Attempted this twice. When mother took weave out after 4 weeks she noticed thinning in the front of her hair but had her hair weaved again. When she took out after 6 weeks she was shocked to see that where hair had been bleached was now bald. She has 3C type hair. Would it be safe to weave again or should she just put a wig on? Any suggestions on how she can treat the hair to stimulate growth? I have also attached a photo for you to see.
curliefro Posts: 45Registered UsersOh goodness no, have her say no to the weaves which can stress the hair follicle. Better for her to use a wig (then take it off at home so her scalp can breathe). Fortunately, I see little black spots indicating the follicles aren't damaged beyond repair. Jamaican black caster oil and rosemary worked for me. My hair thinned a bit b/c of blood pressure meds which I demanded to change. My hair is a lot better now0
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Photography Prodigy Blurs Reality and Imagination: A Conversation with Taylor McCormick
In only two years, Taylor McCormick has transformed herself from a budding photographer into a one-of-a-kind artist. Through an involved and self-driven process McCormick matured from a high-school student with a camera and an imagination into a gallery-sponsored artist, traveling to Atlanta, Washington D.C., New York and Los Angeles for her work. Her journey can be described by the same word used to describe most of her published images: dreamlike.
Taylor's breakout photography caught my attention with its originality and cultivated process. McCormick is a young woman talented beyond her years, whose portfolio illustrates a combination of both tenacity and creativity.
I recently had the chance to talk to Taylor about her breakout photography career and found her story to be an example of what young photographers can achieve with the right tools and vision.
At age 17, after a few years of shooting photos, McCormick began using Photoshop CS5 to create artwork out of the images she shot on her camera. She had no formal training in Photoshop, and learned the software through YouTube training videos and relentless trial and error. Her goal was to work on an image for a week, creating and learning as she made each photo increasingly more detailed and complex.
"By forcing myself to create one elaborate image each week; I give myself a week to work on it," says McCormick. "I sleep on it and then I go back to it after sleeping."
To pursue her passion, McCormick began attending Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), where she is currently a freshman. As part of her education, she attended a demonstration of Photoshop CS6 and upgraded her personal workflow to include the new program.
In her personal time, McCormick studies the work of photographers she admires, and integrates their methods into her own. For example, Brooke Shaden inspired her to shoot photos with a Nikon D80 and later a D800.
Inspired by the Brenizer method, McCormick often uses three to nine original photos for each image she creates. She often shoots several versions of a scene to combine shots into a base, and then adds individual malleable elements as layers on top.
During shoots, McCormick often takes photos of everyday objects like clouds or skies to build her own personal stock image library for later projects. Once the images are uploaded, she completes her post-processing in Photoshop, using features like layer masks, selective color, puppet warp, layer warp, content-aware fill and adjustment layers to fine-tune her creations.
Two years of intense work hasn't slowed down McCormick. In fact, her ability and ambition continue to grow faster than her process can accommodate. She currently has work backed up so much that a photo shot today wouldn't enter processing for several months.
Even after all that work, some projects are learning experiences and nothing else. "For every image that's uploaded, 20 never make it," McCormick says.
While she's unsure of what the future will hold for her photography, Taylor loves the creative challenge and plans to keep pushing her limits to make new art. "I can't really see myself doing anything else," she says.
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This is awesome work. I had seen some of this work before and didn't know who created it but each time I saw these images, it just inspired me to work harder. Thanks and good job Taylor!
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Jealous much?? I think so. If you knew anything about photography, you would see this young lady is very talented. I have been studying photography for the last year and a half… She clearly is inspired by Masters of the art. Good job, Taylor! It's expected to have people be jealous of your accomplishments, just don't let their sour attitude bring you down!
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Very good photo 🙂 Idea for the photo with cup and clouds is amazing 🙂
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Today, while I was at work, my sister stole my iPad and tested to see if it can survive a 40 foot drop, just so she
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Taylor just signed with our NYC gallery, she will be part of the Affordable Art Fair NY and Vision of the world exhibit in Chelsea.
Hi Emmanuel.
Is this the direction photography is taking for galleries, using numerous photos and layering them on Photoshop to make a complete image? I have been doing professional photography for over 25 years and am interested in marketing my work to galleries and stock houses who may be able to use work in my photo library.
Thanks for your input,
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- April 3, 2012 06:40 PM (GMT)
$5 to enter the slow grow league (paid to Sci-Fi Genre ASAP)
$10 to play the tournament, paid at the tournament ($5 if you were in the slow grow league)
Week 1 (April 1 - 7) - 125 points
Week 2 (April 8 - 14) - 150 points
Week 3 (April 15 - 21) - 175 points
Week 4 (April 22 - 28) - 200 points (move to 4x6 tables)
Week 5 (April 29 - March 4) - 200 points, 4x6 tables, mission roulette
March 5th - Double Elimination Tournament. Seating for the tournament will be based on points earned from Weeks 1 - 5.
Starting in Week 2, I will post everyone's points weekly.
To accumulate points it will be
1) One point if you have 200 points painted by the end of the league.
2) One point for each game played.
3) One point for each unique person you play against.
Max 5 points a week.
To get the points you need to post a batrep ideally with photos on the scifi genre forum. If you get in a game with me and we film it.... 1 additional point (starting April 1). Please know ahead of time, filming will take some additional time and we will also film a "What If" scenario if one team swiftly defeats the other. My Youtube channel is more or less sponsering this slow grow. I cannot accumulate points (so I'm giving my point away). Also, if the game is filmed. You do not have to post a batrep on the sci-fi genre forum.
I have a lot of line troops available for many factions, if you accumulate 12 points by the tournament, you get a free infinity miniature (at the tournament, first come first served).
- April 5, 2012 03:29 PM (GMT)
I wanted you all to get a sense of the format of what the weekly points would look like. If I was to give points as this point, it would look like the following:
Name Week 1
Lochaber 4
Karl-Christian 2
Saracens FTW 5
dragonofid 2
antitimm 2
bbart 3
This forum really does not like white space. To see a more visually friendly version:
As stated earlier, I will post a more complete listing for week 1 once we've entered into week 2.
I have another chart that shows me who has played who (each unique player you play against you get a point. If you play an opponent you played against earlier in the league, you get only one point for the game (with batrep). This second chart, I attempted to post.... doesn't format correctly in the forum.
I honestly can't tell you all how excited I am about this league really taking shape. Thank you to everyone who has come out to play and special thanks to those who have posted some incredible batreps. I will be at Sci-Fi Genre next Tuesday.
- April 9, 2012 05:51 PM (GMT)
As always, you can find the latest point totals on the following google document:
Total points I've seen for the end of Week 1:
antitimm 2
bbart 3
darthbooji 0
Doblin James 0
dragonofid 2
Karl-Christian 2
Lochaber 4
Saracens FTW 5
zoodog 3
Looking forward to all the craziness coming from week 2. If people have played games in week 1 and not yet posted their batrep, we will adjust the points accordingly.
Saracens FTW
- April 9, 2012 06:29 PM (GMT)
I think I should be at 5 like you listed originally, I played 3 games with 2 different people. And there's been a batrep posted for all the games.
- April 9, 2012 06:35 PM (GMT)
Points updated. Thank you for catching it.
- April 16, 2012 01:37 PM (GMT)
Hey Brian, what are the current points looking like? Thanks!
- April 16, 2012 01:42 PM (GMT)
Current point totals:
antitimm 4
bbart 3
darthbooji 0
Doblin James 2
dragonofid 2
Karl-Christian 8
Lochaber 6
Saracens FTW 7
zoodog 5
You can always look up the most recent up to date posting of points at:
- April 23, 2012 03:24 PM (GMT)
At the end of week 3, point totals are as follows:
antitimm 9
bbart 3
darthbooji 0
Doblin James 2
dragonofid 3
Karl-Christian 8
Lochaber 6
Saracens FTW 12
zoodog 6
Please remember that the most points you can get per week is 5, there was at least one person this week that would have received 6 points if the points restrictions were not in place. Please wrap up all Week 3 battle reports by Wednesday.
- April 27, 2012 01:52 PM (GMT)
current points (as of Friday April 27th, at 9:52 AM):
antitimm 12
bbart 5
darthbooji 0
Doblin James 2
dragonofid 3
Karl-Christian 12
Lochaber 6
Saracens FTW 13
zoodog 6
- May 3, 2012 02:32 PM (GMT)
Current points, please remember to send me your tournament list tonight and post any outstanding batreps by tonight as well.
antitimm 14
bbart 5
darthbooji 0
Doblin James 2
dragonofid 3
Karl-Christian 12
Lochaber 9
Saracens FTW 14
zoodog 6
- May 4, 2012 03:12 PM (GMT)
Final Points, minus tournament list painted:
antitimm 14
bbart 5
darthbooji 0
Doblin James 2
dragonofid 3
Karl-Christian 12
Lochaber 11
Saracens FTW 14
zoodog 8
- May 4, 2012 08:18 PM (GMT)
Sorry, my bad.... points can still be earned. I'll post final tomorrow morning.
- May 8, 2012 01:48 AM (GMT)
Darn guess I needed though 3 from the games I played with camron the first week
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Affair introduces Charlotte Arkendale, an industrious young woman who provides a very special service. Wealthy women hire her to check the qualifications of their suitors. When one of Charlotte's loveliest clients is murdered, she hires the darkly handsome Baxter St. Ives to be her assistant and bodyguard. But as they pool their powers of deduction and begin to investigate the mysterious circumstances surrounding the murder, they also uncover the force of a powerful, and mutual, chemistry. Liberally laced with passion, the intrigue swirls, and the plot thickens around Charlotte and her handsome colleague.
©1997 Jayne A. Krentz (P)1997 Recorded Books, LLC
"Marvelous, Witty, and Unbelievable Destiny!"
I have read and listened to a great number of Amanda Quck's offerings, and this one is so different from the others that it was like a breath of fresh air. Not to say I don't enjoy all of her books, I do, but this one is so different! Yes, I would recommend it to anyone who wants a good listen.
A comparison does not come to mind, this book takes all of the cliché of romance novels, and turns them into great entertainment. So I guess the whole thing is that there is no comparison in my library!
I have just recently listened to Wicked Widow by Amanda Quick also done by Ms Rosenblat. She is a marvelous reader, and lends more dimension to the characters of the book. I am looking forward to getting more of her readings in the near future.
Yes! I have a terrible time putting the iPod down and getting about other things when I start a book, and this one was no exception. It was marvelous!
The wit in this book was wonderful. The dissertation of the old butler on the scream in the laboratory had me giggling at odd moments for the rest of the day!
"Not a bad story but bad recording"
No. And it's sad because it could have been.
This was a classic Amanda Quick novel. And i wanted to love the audio. The narrator was good, the story was good, and if they had given the guy coughing in the background for a good portion of the book at random times a cough drop it would have been a five star read for me.
"The men of St Ives do everything with style"
Another Quick novel that stands the test of rereading.
Two strong minded people who don't trust romantic attractions and also have learned to carve their own way in the world, come together because of a murder. There is lots of situational and conversational humor, and a swashbuckling envisioning near the end.
If you are lucky enough to get the audio, you will be glad that Barbara Rosenblatt is the audio performer.
"Typical Amanda Quick, you like them or you don't."
As much as Amanda Quick's books are all similar, I still buy them and read them so they must have something that keeps me coming back. This book was not one of my favorites by this author but still good if you can get past the narrator. While Barbara Rosenblat isn't a bad narrator she does sound like an old smoker and doesn't fit the part of the main character. I have never been a big fan of her readings. Also the actual recording would have background noise such as someone coughing or ticking noise, but it is mild. Good for a sale if you like regency romances.
"A pale shadow of her other book otherwise engaged."
This book had such a similar premise to the author's other book, otherwise engaged, that I almost gave up on it after the first couple of chapters. But I pressed on, hoping that the story would be redeemed. It was not her best work. Unless you really like the genre, and will read anything of this. period,, I would forgo this book. I must also comment on the narrator whose voice I felt was a bit distracting and not as refined as I felt it should have been. I had the impression that the main character, Charlotte, was much older than her 20+ years.
"Okay, and lots of background noise"
It was too slow and almost predictable in many points. I would have liked to have a more complicated story line.
This is not the best Amanda Quick book I've purchased. There are many more that are more compelling and entertaining. It would take a great deal to measure up to Mistress, which is my favorite.
This book needs a less gruff voice. This narrator has an issue with breathing sounds which are distracting at best and irritating at worst.
There is quite a bit of backgound noise on this recording. I hear people talking, laughing, and coughing. I usually listen with headphones while traveling, so it is even more irritating.
"Surprisingly Delightful"
The narrator does a marvelous job at bringing this story to life. The story line is thoroughly engaging and joyous.
"I love Affair"
This is one of my favorite books. I have read it several times just for comfort when I am down. Can not get a better mystery with romance.
"A one woman show!"
Barbara Rosenblat delivers a wonderful assortment of narrative characters every time. She does not disappoint.
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Fox Business Network isn't the only business channel shaking up its daytime lineup. NYT's Brian Stelter reports that CNBC is changing its lunchtime programming, and giving David Faber a new half-hour show "The Strategy Session" starting June 7. Airing at 12 p.m., the series will be paired with the "Fast Money Halftime Report," while "Power Lunch" will be cut from two hours to one.
Faber's new show was reported as "in development" last month by Business Insider.
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Or, 'Supreme Grilled Pizza Failure'
I was so jazzed on Friday night. My friend Justin, who lives a mere three blocks away from Girl Slice and me, was having a Saturday afternoon cookout. He has two grills, and his place is actually the site Kenji and I borrowed to shoot the Slice Grilled Pizza How-To. I was going to prep at home and then carry everything over shortly before grill time. What could go wrong? [If that's not a leading question, I don't know what is. Find out what went wrong after the jump.]
That photo above? That's about as far as I got in the process on Saturday afternoon.
In my book, the No. 1 rule in grilling pizza is TO GET YOUR MISE EN PLACE TIGHT. And I mean tight. And by mise en place, I mean "get your shit together!"
Here's what makes this so heartbreaking: I spent part of Friday night shopping for some ingredients I thought would be really unique on a pizza, something I've never seen done yet something I think might work well. In addition to that, I spent Saturday morning shopping for more (or less) traditional topping ingredients — I was going to re-create a Motorino brussels sprouts pie and a Paulie Gee braised fennel pizza (two recent Top This entries).
Then I spent the afternoon prepping all the ingredients —sautéing the pancetta and the secret ingredients, braising the fennel, deleaving the brussels sprouts. All to the point that I was seriously late to the grill-out. My fault, I know, I should have prepped the day before. And, boy, did I hear it from Girl Slice: "I don't really care, but we're now three hours late to your friend's cookout!"
But I know my friend, and I knew that a 3 p.m. start time meant that all our friends would arrive by 4 p.m. at the earliest and that there'd be some drankin' going on before the grills ever saw coal.
Sure enough, I rolled out the last of my 12 dough rounds at 5:50 p.m., laying them carefully between parchment paper, and by the time we got to the party at 6 p.m., the grills were still cold.
"See, Girl Slice, I told you I know my friends. The party's not even started."
[Girl Slice: Glares death look.]
Well, long story short ... by the time we got the second grill set up (it was unassembled) and fired up, it was 7:30 p.m. And the dough had been sitting, rolled out between parchment and in the warmth of the kitchen, for 1.5 hours. You can guess the rest.
It had started to rise, absorbing the lubricating flour I had dusted on between layers, and had become a huge sticky impossible-to-work-with mess.
"Why don't you reball and reroll the doughs?" Girl Slice asked.
Good idea, mon amour, but at this point, I was operating in foreign territory, and my friend's kitchen counter space was entirely spoken for. Not to mention ... I had not brought along extra flour or a rolling pin (and he's not a baker, so neither were available on hand).
I tried dusting the doughs with okonomiyaki flour (which he did have on hand) and even oiling the crap out of them to try to get them to release from the parchment, but ... even when I could get them safely off the parchment, they were far too risen and sticky to work with.
Girl Slice would later report that she watched one guest make sad face after sad face as I discarded ruined dough after ruined dough while struggling to get them on the grill.
Thankfully, there was still a good amount of food to go around without the pizza and most of the other guests seemed too liquor-lubed to care that pizza was a no-go. But, boy, does it still hurt to think of all the prep I did. Especially when I could picture everything going so right the week before in the same location.
Which brings me back to THE NO. 1 RULE OF GRILLED PIZZA: get your shit together. And the corresponding rule ... WORK QUICKLY.
So, from me, I have no "My Pie Monday" picture as I was hoping. I do have photos of the prep on the "secret ingredient(s)," so with some luck, if I can bust out the grill again this week, I'll have those done for this week's Top This.
Learn from my boneheadedness, folks. I am a cautionary tale.


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1033 - event logs
Migrated Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010 SP2 with latest cumulative update (3). I see in Event Viewer a lot of warnings in appliaction settings.
Thoose are all 1033 EVENT ID's, for example:
The setting BootstrapCABForWM61HostingURL in the Web.Config file was not valid. The previous value was null and has been changed to http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=150061.
The setting FullServerVersion in the Web.Config file was not valid. The previous value was null and has been changed to false.
The setting ADCacheMaxOrgCount in the Web.Config file was not valid. The previous value was null and has been changed to 50000.
Etc, etc.
I have found a similiar thread: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/exchangesvrmobility/thread/c9450360-380d-4468-ba9e-9e4cf3932b19
where guy is suggesting to backup web.config file, open web.config.bak and compare the changes and save thoose into web.config.
Well If I compare web.config and web.config.bak with notepad++ it saids the files are identical.
Any other suggetions whats with all of this warnings?
With best regards,
bostjanc2012년 6월 4일 월요일 오전 11:25
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Look at the items reported and see if they need to be fixed in web.config.
Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."
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Noup, not that I would know.
I haven't got the time to look all of the items reported because there are bunch of them.
I also see that event log, logs ActiveSync EVENT ID 1040:
The average of the most recent heartbeat intervals [507] for request [Sync] used by clients is less than or equal to [540].
But I have left default value on TGM which is 1800 seconds. I don't know if this event id is related with upper problem.
bostjanc2012년 6월 5일 화요일 오전 9:29
Ok, copying from another server will not work, because currently this is a first 2010 server in our domain.
We had 1 Exchange 2007 in 1st domain and we still have 1 Exchange 2007 in 2nd domain.
We have migrated 1st Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010, and I just don't understand how web.config file would become corrupted. It was a fresh Win 2008 R2 OS, Exchange 2010 SP2, and with cumulative update 3. How could it got corrupted?
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The two young chefs, Danny and Steve, are childhood friends who bring a real passion to the kitchen. They recently won young chef of the year awards at Northcote and are relishing the new challenge.


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B.P. Claim Settlement Funding News: Major Setback for B.P. as Judge Barbier Issues Ruling Against the Oil Giant
Lawsuit Funding Firm announces that recent ruling opens the door to increased funding amounts for business owners waiting for the B.P. BEL settlement check.
Dec 02, 2013, 03:00 ET from Legal-Bay LLC
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Lawsuit Settlement Funding Company, announced today that the major ruling by Judge Barbier - denying B.P.'s motion to drastically order changes to the landmark settlement- is now allowing the pre-settlement company to increase business cash advance amounts for the busy holiday season. Legal-Bay was one of the only legal funding companies still providing cash advances and business lines of credit (also referred to as lawsuit loans by plaintiffs) as B.P. challenged the landmark settlement. However, Legal-Bay has now agreed to increase funding amounts up to $250K, with 48 hour approvals just in time for year-end cash needs.
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Chris Janish, Legal-Bay's CEO commented on the B.P. recent settlement news, "We have always maintained that B.P.'s tactics are nothing more than a desperate attempt to slow the claim process down, and to that effect they have succeeded. B.P. has hurt the very businesses that they claim to have wanted to compensate for their damage, by not allowing them the needed cash flow over the difficult holiday season. Fortunately for the so many business owners that need working capital, Legal-Bay stands committed to helping them right now with a B.P. Claim Funding." To learn more about Legal-Bay's B.P. Funding program you can log on to: http://lawsuitssettlementfunding.com/bp-gulf-lawsuit-settlement-funding.php
In a harshly written ruling, Judge Barbier, labeled B.P.'s intentions as "disappointing" and believed that they were generally reneging on the good faith they had when they signed the business claim settlement agreement. Regardless of the end result, it is clear that this legal hurdle is just one of many still needed to be cleared until the Claim Center begins sending clients their much needed settlement checks. Many business experts do not believe that the majority of funds will start flowing until April 2014 when the statute of limitations expires to file BEL claims.
"Unfortunately B.P. is trying to discourage law firms and plaintiffs that have legitimate claims to file new claims; however we continue to evaluate claims and file new claims for businesses that have been affected by this horrific tragedy", said attorney Kevin C. Schoenberger of New Orleans. "We encourage business owners that have not filed, to call our office immediately for a free case evaluation, as time to file a claim is winding down quickly". The Law Offices of Kevin C. Schoenberger have agents standing by Mon. to Fri. to answer any of your B.P. lawsuit questions at: 504.525.1123. The Law Offices of Kevin C. Schoenberger are able to file B.P. Claims for clients in Louisiana, Texas, Florida, Mississippi, and Alabama.
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OXFORD, England, Jan. 12 (UPI) -- A professor at Britain's oldest university found dead at a house a few miles from Oxford was a homicide victim, Thames Valley police said Thursday.
A 49-year-old man was under arrest and being questioned as a suspect in the death of Steven Rawlings, The Guardian reported. Police said officers were called to a house in Southmoor late Wednesday and found Rawlings' body.
Rawlings, 50, an astrophysicist, was a tutorial fellow at St. Peter's College at Oxford University. He was a lead scientist on developing the Square Kilometer Array, the world's largest radio telescope.
Detective Superintendent Rob Mason said no one appears to have been at the house in Southmoor, 6 miles west of Oxford, except Rawlings and his suspected killer. The cause of death had not been released pending an autopsy.
Mark Damazer, the master of St. Peter's, described Rawlings as a "much liked and admired tutor and colleague." Rawlings is survived by his wife, Linda.


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Question Asked: changed crank shaft sensor and the MA sensor yesterday due to car stalling out
February 14, 2012, 08:27 PM
after replacing the car started right up. The next day the check engine light came on along with stalling and feeling like it was going to stall on the highway...codes read the sensors replaced yesterday are the problem...help...connectors or wires or plugs that may be the cause?? This car blows lately!!
Question Asked: does a bad crank shaft sensor have anything to do with the gas gauge not working
February 03, 2012, 04:20 AM
gas gauge works then a month later doesnt work....then another month later it works. Replace bad crank shaft sensor and the gauge worked for a while. 4 weeks after fixing the crank shaft sensor its bad AGAIN. also broken door handle and drink cup holder broken like all the others
Question Answered: i replaced my sam unite and all of the programs came back except the fuel gauge,
February 14, 2012, 08:22 PM
have the same problem....after a few weeks it works again....then a month later doesn't work for a couple of weeks...heard a lot of people have gas gauge problems.
Question Answered: i replaced the sam unite in my car and every thing works except the fuel gauge .
February 03, 2012, 04:23 AM
have the same problem...fun stuff
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A Summit Hill dog owner was cited after police received various complaints about her dog.
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Merna received three citations for the dog contiually barking; the dog jumping over the fence; and for failing to clean up after the animal in the yard of the residence.


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Edge of Sanity, quite possibly the most underrated metal act ever. Not as heavy as Dismember, Entombed or Grave. Not a melodic as At the Gates, Dark Tranquillity or In Flames. Their prog/death fusion overshadowed by Opeth.
This album marks the beginning of Edge of Sanity's progressive death metal stage. Not as melodic as Purgatory Afterglow but more melodic than Unorthodox. The hard "edge" of both Nothing But Death Remains and Unorthodox is still present but tends to take a step back. The Spectral Sorrows' emphasis is on melody and song structure. Songs tend to focus on a fewer ideas rather than riff after riff, which usually becomes tedious after a few tracks anyways. However, you still get a good taste of old school Swedish death metal riffing here!
The vocal department is a step up from previous work. Swano's hoarse death shout is still powerful as the last two albums but feels more controlled and audible. Clean vocals return but are not overused. Those looking for more of an emphasis on clean vocals should check out the albums preceding this one.
Production still has that early Swedish death metal sound. The drums are VERY thin as compared to Unorthodox. This is something you might pick up right off the bat. It's not a bad thing but adds character to the record, which is something charming about this era of metal. Unlike most trigger happy drummers nowadays, you can tell that Benny Larsson actually played them.
Unlike Unorthodox, The Spectral Sorrows doesn't suffer from too much repetition. We hear lots of song variation within13 tracks, an intro (The Spectral Sorrows) and outro (A Serenade for the Dead). We have standard death metal songs such as Darkday and Livin' Hell. Melodic death numbers such as Lost, Jesus Cries and Waiting to Die. Progressive tinged numbers like Across the Fields of Forever and The Masque.
But we also have the odd numbers! The Manowar cover, Blood of My Enemies. The catchy Goth rock song, Sacrificed and the hardcore inspired Feedin' the Charlatan. Although credited for all vocals, I'm not sure if Dan Swano's actually singing on Charlatan. These track are out of place but aren't bad tracks! Like early albums such as Metallica's Kill Them All or Slayer's Show No Mercy, these tracks are cheesy but a blast.
Overall The Spectral Sorrows is a solid release of early Swedish death metal with nice progressive/gothic elements added into the mix. For fans that recently got into Edge of Sanity (I'm guessing Crimson or Crimson II) The Spectral Sorrows is a nice place to start backtracking since you get a good mix of everything Edge of Sanity was about.