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- Eddie finished the Alien feet and gave them to the plaster shop for casting. Patty worked on the six sets of teeth that Clinton gave them for chromium plating. Voysey finished the egg silo jetty and went to the plaster shop to execute the large details himself. The wheel for the cockpit is finished. Giger and Shirley work together on the connecting part between the shoulds and the head of Alien III.
- Andrew Ainsworth showed Giger one of the facehugger's metal fingers, and had a method of injecting zinc into a plaster or wax mold and wants to use it as a mold for the fingers of Alien III. He has not finished the mechanized facehugger, and has not even started on the Alien's transparent shell on the head
- Watling brought the mechanized head of Alien III to the studio to have the teeth replaced. The revised polyester tongue is in the plaster shop for casting.
- Mia films the plasting of the quarter of the chest tube in the plaster shop and the facehugger in progress in Andrew's studio
- Alien Chestburster Shoot starts with the filming of the Kane's choking fit and blood spurt. (See: Alien: Kane starts to choke)
- Bolaji's statue with detachable arms arrives from the plaster shop. Giger isn't happy with the polyester casts being full of air bubbles and were badly glued together. The Facehugger is still not finished
- Giger worked on the model of the Alien Spacecraft for Brian Johnson and on the facial muscles for the Alien III. Visiting Andrew's studio, Giger sees what has happened to his facehugger with two skins on top and he is not happy.
- Final revised script from June 1978 up until October 4th 1978 for this day includes script revisions cover scenes 35-43. 60-67, 171 cont-174
- Filming of scene with the chestburster erupting killing Kane. (See Setting up of the chestburster shot and chestburster scene: false start)
- Clinton Cavers blamed the fact that the Alien III was not finished on Giger, and convinces the people at the Dept. Office and it would be best if Giger were kept away from the people in the studio. So they propose to move Giger to the Art. Department. Eddie, Shirley and Patty couldn't work under his supervision and would do a better job without him.
- At this point, there is only the tail left to do and Giger is fed up and would rather just go home. He was being accused of being an artist and not enough of a realist to finish the Alien III and he has to be kept away from making changes. The Giger was showed his new studio.
- Yaphet Kotto discovers a box covered in hieractics and hieroglyphs that would open into the form of a key and he would discover objects inside (See: Yaphet discovers a box)
- Mia sets up Giger's studio. Giger painted of the egg silo and the cockpit.
- The climax of the movie is filmed on C stage, which is the chestburster shoot. Roger Dicken was happy.
- Giger lures Scott into Andrew's studio to show him what was happening with the facehugger, that was not to Giger's satisfaction. The skin was too thick and also the Alien III skin was not transparent. Incidently Mia Bonzanigo told a story about how Giger was threatening to
go home and so she had to lure Ridley away from the other people to
have a person to person chat with Giger to settle the situation and so I
wonder if this was incident about luring Ridley into Andrew's studio might have been part of it. So in Alien Makers 6 the story goes "One day, Giger said, "I want to see Ridley alone at my studio, and if he's not coming alone, I pack my bag and I go home, go and tell that."
Okay, I went, I went to the stage where Ridley was working and I said "Ridley. now is the moment we have to act otherwise things are going wrong because Giger's very upset, he's very angry and he wants to talk to you alone without the whole people around"
Ridley took his Walky Talky, gave that to his assistant who was looking liker, er er what are you doing, why are you are you going without me,
And said "see you at the office" and then took me and we went to Giger's office and Giger wasn't there and so we drunk a sip of cognac and we had a nice chat Ridley and I, and after a while Giger arrived and so they could straighten out the things, the problems, Giger had, and he stayed, But Giger and Ridley, they went on very well together but they had no chance to, Giger was always somehow taken by people and Ridley was taken by people and it was not possible to. "
- Andrew has wasted 500kg of rubber mix by mixing it with a powder for repelling water that turned it white. Andrew has come up with a metal mold for the hands to cast them as transparent, and Giger is curious. Mia begins to organizes the slide collection.
- The rushes for the chestburster footage are watched , this leads to Derek Vanlint throwing up and Ron Cobb loosing all sense of coordination
- Mia finishes organising the slide collection. Giger works on the space craft and the Alien facial muscles.. Patty worked in the car park. Four heads with chromium plated teeth without tongues were finished. Shirly glued on the jaw and sawed off the hinges, forgetting that the teeth on the tongue have to be visible too, and so this had to be changed.
- Garth and Clinton came to see Giger in his new studio and ask about Andrew. Andrew has made a metal mold for the hands but what he has created is no better than a rubber mould.
- Giger worked on the face and brought it to the plaster shop for casting. Then Giger works on the egg opening to make it different from a vagina. Giger feels not so optimistic about finishing the Alien III.
- Final revised script from June 1978 up until October 4th 1978 for this day includes script revisions cover scenes 151-155
- Giger works on the Alien arms. Ridley comes over to inspect the samples and invite Giger to see the rushes.
- Giger does photographic experiments on the three arms of Alien III to the C stage for photographic experiments. He takes a trip to a printer in Surbiton for the Alien book. Walter Bretcher arrives intending to get there at 9am, Mia shows him the stages and the work space and shows him some slides.
- Bolaji Badejo joins Giger for lunch at The Kings Head.
- In the afternoon, Giger watches the rushes from Alien for the shots of the astronauts boarding the derelict and the chestburster in action.
- Giger poses for photos by Walter Bretscher who plans to write an article.
- Giger unhappy with Andrew's endless testing wants to go ahead and make the Alien III in latex
- Voysey works on the "space jockey" in the alien cockpit (By now he has started to refer it as the Space Jockey.)
- Final revised script from June 1978 up until October 4th 1978 for this day includes script revisions covering scene 174
- Andrew came up with "wings" for the alien that are transparent but useless because they are lacking in detail.
- Voysey starts working on the egg in the plaster shop
Saturday, 12th August 1978
- Giger worked on lettering for Alien.
- He finds that the alien moulds are in a bad state after what Andrew has done with them
- Mia reveals that Ridley is discussing the possibility of working on another film with Giger.
- Work is being done on a polyester Alien III.
- Giger continues to work on the Alien lettering
- Giger turned in the Alien Hieroglyphs for test filming.
- The are rehearsals in B stage for the Alien III , and the stuntman was pulled up with chains attached to skating boots.
Tuesday 15th August 1978
- Filming the Facehugger in the helmet on the C stage.
Wednesday, 16th August 1978
- Film tests of the hieroglyphic paintings have been completed
- The face hugger is filmed on C stage.
- Eddie showed Giger the latex hand and tail of the Alien III in the carpark.
- Engine Sections Det- no.2 blueprints are drawn for the Narcissus exterior
- Situation with the Hieroglyphs reaches a climax (See Placement of Life Cycle Tableau)
- Filming of John Hurt as Kane lying in the firmary with the facehugger over his face.
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Friday, 18th August 1978
- Giger receives the lower body and tail from the plaster shop .
- Voysey and his people begin to create the space jockey's cockpit in Styrofoam.
- In the carpark the alien stunt costume is being tinkered with.
- Andrew received £1000 for his work that was not enough to cover his expenses and so he threatens not to finish the transparent shell on the Alien head
- Giger coloured the alien egg black and received the Alien III from the plaster shop to paint black watched television for seven straight hours
Sunday, 20th August 1978
- Giger spent the day modelling the alien III with Patty. Patty informs him that they didn't they didn't have any time for them left at the plaster shop
- Carlo Rambaldi and his crew arrive with the heads that resemble ape face.
- Mia is coming back from Zurich.
- Andrew finally created some usable alien parts but Garth and Carroll can not be convinced and will not believe any more of Andrew's promises.
- The stuntman costume does not please Giger
- Mia photographed Carlo Rambaldi in the A stage and the H stage.
- Giger received the contact prints of Bob Penn
Wednesday, 23rd August 1978
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Much has been made of the premium he places on truth as the bedrock of the legal system. He was mocked for sounding like Moses last April, when he declared that "there's no room for white lies" in court. Clinton's enemies see Starr's fealty to the facts as a handy weapon, but to Starr himself, the truth seems to be something more basic, less tactical. It's an attitude that was shaped, he says, by a traumatic moment in preadolescence.
As a sixth-grader in Floresville, Texas, Starr was moving down the lunch line in his primary school cafeteria when a teacher pointed at him and yelled, "You didn't pay!" All eyes turned to Kenneth. "It lasted probably for three seconds, but it was so horrifying that here I would be accused, wrongly, of trying to sneak through, and not paying, literally, 25[cents]," Starr recalls. "It was the public humiliation to be wrongly accused of this very petty offense." The incident, he says, taught him that lies are weapons, and that the truth is one of life's "great virtues." And while "it might be more convenient to do something treacherous or dishonest," he says, "don't do it...The truth is way up there in that pantheon of important things that must be well served."
When he likened himself to the tortoise, Starr may have been revealing more about himself than his steady style. This tortoise has traveled so far, and taken so many hits along the way, that his shell is hardened and scarred. The toll of this year displays itself in small, self-lacerating asides, such as his remark about how the Justice Department document appointing him as independent counsel "will hang in infamy." But at other times, Starr seems to lack perspective on himself, either missing or willfully ignoring his own mental connections. He loved Saving Private Ryan, and he refers to Jan. 16, when his agents first intercepted Lewinsky, as "D-day," yet he says he's never thought of any parallels between Ryan's platoon and his loyal band. He's also a Churchill buff--his middle name is Winston--but he waves off any comparison to the British leader so famously rejected by his countrymen and so thoroughly vindicated by history. "I try to keep my feet very much on the ground and not to draw any wild and grandiose comparisons," he says. But a few seconds later, he's drawing this one: "I love the Lincoln-Douglas debates...[But] had Mr. Gallup been running around the countryside [taking polls], he would have been guiding Mr. Lincoln not to give the House Divided speech. It was not as well received by as much of the populace as was necessary in order to be elected to the U.S. Senate. But he gave it...Why was it the right thing to do? Because it was grounded in a very fundamental sense of right and wrong, which was in the fullness of time broadly shared by at least a substantial part of the American electorate. And then, of course, there's the stuff of marble monuments to remind us that there is right and there is wrong and that a nation cannot endure based on wrong, which was his fundamental message." Then he seems to bring the riff back to Clinton. "And this is wrong. So."


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Despite repeated warnings that included phone calls, emails and Facebook messages reminding residents that fireworks were illegal, St. Charles Parish Sheriffs Office deputies still found plenty of violators.
During the New Years holiday, deputies issued 113 citations and confiscated $10,000 worth of fireworks. The vast majority of the citations were handed out between 10:30 p.m. and 12:30 a.m. on New Years Eve, according to the Sheriffs Office.
"It is disheartening that so many chose to participate in this illegal activity, especially after the extensive publicity reminding residents that the sale, possession and use of fireworks was illegal in St. Charles Parish," Sheriff Greg Champagne said. "The Sheriffs Office does not make the laws, but it is our responsibility to enforce them."
In March, the St. Charles Parish Council shot down a law to legalize fireworks in a 5-4 vote. The ordinance would have allowed the popping of fireworks for a few days a year during limited hours.
The current fireworks ban has proven difficult to enforce because deputies are usually called to deal with more important crimes during the New Years Eve weekend. Deputies must also catch someone in the act of shooting fireworks because most of the noise complaints the Sheriffs Office receives come from anonymous callers.
However, Champagne said it is clear that the council and Parish President V.J. St. Pierre expect the law to be enforced.
"Twice in the last two years the council considered and rejected a repeal of the fireworks ban," Champagne said. "In fact, practically no one appeared to support the appeal."
This year, the Sheriffs Office used a special task force in order to help enforce the law. Violating the fireworks law can mean up to 30 days in jail and a fine of up to $100, Champagne said.
While more than 100 people were cited for fireworks, a couple was also arrested after authorities say John McFadden, 41, of 573 Cypress Drive in Luling, fired an AR-15 rifle in the backyard of his home on New Years Eve.
McFaddens wife, Amy, was also arrested because deputies say she hindered their investigation by not telling officers where her husband was after they arrived at the home. McFadden was later located inside his house.
J. McFadden was charged with illegal use of weapons and resisting an officer. A. McFadden was booked with accessory to the illegal use of a weapon and resisting an officer.
Both were released from jail after posting bond on Jan. 1.
|Fireworks seized by the St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office.


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The resolution of these screens is 1920x1080, which in most cases results in a pixel density of well over 400ppi. The end result should mean screens that make it impossible to distinguish individual pixels on the display without using a magnifying glass.
We round-up the best smartphones with full HD screens, including flagship models like the Samsung Galaxy S4, the HTC One and the Sony Xperia Z.
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- May 10, 2008 at 1:46 pm
- In Wyoming you only get 4 letters, so you don't have quite as many choices, but some other cool plates I've seen are '12NV'-one to envy, 'DVS'-devious, 'NVS'-envious. If I get another I think I'll try to get 'NFMS'-infamous.
- May 10, 2008 at 1:42 pm
- I had a personalized plate on my 89 Suburban 'DBOX' The suburban is kind of a big box and my last name is DeBock. Kind of a double meaning, it was cool.
- May 9, 2008 at 6:49 pm
- I've been into license plates since I was a kid. They were a cheap way for a young car nut to get involved in the car hobby. I own about 50 expired vanity plates now. Many are family-related, and some are in other theme categories... I've got about a dozen Christian-themed plates, for instance.
My favorite recalled plate story concerns former race driver and automotive journalist Denise McCluggage. She had the plates "DOG" on the front and back of her English Rover 2000GT in the late 60's. Hey, everybody has a dog named Rover - She had a Rover named DOG! The DMV in her New England state (I forget which one at the moment) had several complaints from drivers about looking in their rear view mirrors and seeing that the car following them had "GOD" on it's plate!
- May 9, 2008 at 9:52 am
GARDEN CITY, N.Y. - A retired police officer is seeking a court order to force the state Department of Motor Vehicles to drop its demand that he return vanity license plates calling for the capture or death of Osama bin Laden.
Arno Herwerth, a 21-year veteran of the New York Police Department, said he requested the "GETOSAMA" plates earlier this month to send a political message. He said he was surprised to hear, after receiving the plates, that the DMV wanted them back.
In a Nov. 15 letter to Herwerth, the agency cited a regulation prohibiting plates that could be considered "obscene, lewd, lascivious, derogatory to a particular ethnic group or patently offensive." It returned his previous generic license plates and asked that he send the "GETOSAMA" plates, which were issued Nov. 2, back to its Albany headquarters.
Herwerth, 42, said in a phone interview that it was important to him that the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, which bin Laden is accused of orchestrating, be remembered.
"I got the plates because of 9/11," he said. "I want to keep the message alive that this man needs to be killed or captured. It's been a long time, but we haven't forgotten."
- May 9, 2008 at 8:48 am
- I live down the street from this guy. I always chuckle when I see the plate.
- May 9, 2008 at 7:10 am
- Now that's an Idea, have the members submit, off the wall personalize plates, and see who can find the best one of sorts.. My family and I always looks for crazy plates on our trips and boy we have seen funny ones...
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Wikis > Dictionary of Islam > Musallad
Lit. "Made into three, or into a third:' An aromatic wine composed of new wine boiled to a third part and then mixed with sweet herbs. It is said by Abu Hanifah to be a lawful drink (Hidayah, vol. iv. p. 162.)
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I don't care if Deathclaws are furry or not. I really did like the Tactics game. I played it last year and because normally I'm not a fan of tactic games I expected much worse. Of course it lacks depth but it never pretended to be a real sequel - so that's ok with me.
My deepest fear IS the Oblivion with guns scenario. And I think that's it for most of the Fallout fans. So I don't understand why Bethsoft doesn't respond to that negative rumours with just a little calming info. But generally Bethesda doesn't respond to their TES fans and their suggestions - so I can understand that they won't do it for other games (especially if there's a lot of criticism).
Although Piranha Bytes didn't mention a lot of Gothic 3 content before the release they talked to the fans (especiall Kai - every company needs such a mr. nice guy). So you can calm down the fanbase and talk to them even without revealing too much. Some companies just don't see the need to do so. And some fans receive this as some kind of "we make our shit the way we want it to be - buy it or not"… So both sides are offended. This status isn't that good for a well-received franchise, is it?
Personally I think that Beth possibly CAN stay true to the Fallout scenario. They already made good games (you know, before Morrowind ; - ).
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The Beautiful Bride.
Kaleigh and her 4 adorable flower girls. There were two ring bearers as well. You'll get to meet them a bit later. The flower girls were two sets of sisters…the girls sitting next to Kaleigh are her cousins, Caroline and Hannah. The girls sitting to the outside are Jared's cousins, Katherine and Lily.
Notice the non-traditional choice of black and white striped wedding shoes for the Bride. 🙂
The Bridesmaids. Sisters, cousins and friends.
Kaleigh wore ivory. Courtney and Karianne, the Matron and Maid of Honor, wore shades of gold and cream. And the bridesmaid all wore chiffon dresses in a mix of styles in charcoal and light gray. Four dresses were floor length and 4 were a mix of shorter lengths.
The wedding was absolutely beautiful. And believe it or not, I didn't cry! Not one time during the wedding. I cried afterwards. When Kaleigh began telling everyone goodbye. And everyone else was boo-hooing, too. So it was a hopeless case. But that's okay.
Of course, these are just a few of the pics we took before the wedding. I've posted a few pictures on Instagram and will share more as soon as I can edit them. Every time I start looking at all the pictures we've taken, I find myself lost in reliving all the events leading up to the wedding and the wedding day itself. Next thing I know an hour has passed and I've accomplished nothing except a walk down memory lane! 🙂
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Dear Brain and Steele,
I have a friend….we'll call "Judith." I've known Judith for over 9 years and I would consider her my best friend. Judith is married and has been for a while, but that doesn't stop her from flirting and doing other things with guys she meets when she goes out. I watch Judith whenever we have a girls night out and as soon as we hit a bar or restaurant, she starts looking around for guys we can "chat with." I've said something to her one time about her behavior and asked her what her husband would think. She said "just talking to these guys" isn't cheating on her husband. What I see is talking, but a lot of the time she gives out an email address or phone number – so who knows how far it goes?
Part of me believes that I should say something to her husband…but what am I going to say – "your wife – my best friend – was talking to guys when we went out."?? That's really all the evidence I have and I am afraid he'll think I am nuts. Who doesn't talk to people when they are in a social situation? I could really use some help here.
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Jeremy Hobson: Police officers like doughnuts. It's a tired old cliche, I know. But in the U.K., it may be true. And to cut the fat, British police could take a hit to their own bottom lines.
The BBC's Kate McGough reports from London.
Kate McGough: Some of the more unkind headlines in Britain today are calling it "Scotland Lard." That's after a government review of U.K. police found that just over half of London's policemen were overweight. And the numbers for policewomen aren't much better, with one-third overweight.
So the authors of the review want to introduce annual test for all officers. For instance, they could test the ability to run at 5.5 mph for three and a half minutes.
Simon Reed is the vice chairman of the England and Wales Police Federation.
Simon Reed: We'd welcome if they wanted to bring in a fitness regime. But associated with that they'd have to bring in the structures to get officers fit and maintain their fitness.
And here's another reason for U.K. cops to drop the donut. The author of the review suggested that those who fail the fitness test three times face disciplinary procedures -- and a pay cut.
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A Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission worker may have helped save a life when he saw smoke coming from a house in Gaithersburg, Md., Thursday morning.
Meter reader Eric Paige, 46, was working in the 24200 block of Bushhill Road when he saw the smoke at about 7 a.m., according to WSSC. He banged on a door until a woman came out coughing. Inside, he didn't see anyone else. Nor was anyone at home next door.
Paige was one of several to call 911 about the smoke.
The woman did not need to be taken to a hospital.
The smoke was caused by food left on the stove, according to Montgomery County Fire and Rescue.
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Covered woman, Hazaribag, Dhaka, Bangladesh..On the outskirts of Dhaka city, a woman is walking on the embankement road. In the past years there has been an increase in fundamentalism in Bangladesh...Bangladesh has finished with two years of emergency rule. The election results is compared to the landslide of 1970 that led to war and independence from Pakistan. .When preparations for the election started in late 2006, violent street-protests started, and led to a military backed interim government until the election happened under heavy security and watchful eyes on December 29th 2008...The past two years have seen a decrease of crime and corruption but also sparked violent student protests and curfews. Today most people seem to be happy to return to some sort of normality. But in one of the poorest countries in the world where 80% live for less than a dollar a day, does it really matter who is in power? The circus is over, back to reality and putting food on the table...A blogger from dhaka is quoted Ó we prefer messy democracy to military ruleÓ...Is this the end of night, a new dawn or yet another dusk?..Photo by: Eivind H. Natvig/MOMENT *** Local Caption ***
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a sample of this came to me by way of ifjuly.
hardly slept, thumped out of bed after a few hours sleep and threw the rest of my sample in my mug as an incentive eye opener.
the first time round i wasn't inspired… good but not great, i guess? this morning it was awesome though! exhaustion? timing…. wait wait…. i didn't rinse out my mug from the aloe vera berry last night.
wow, do those blends blend well! even as an oops.
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Environment / Experts say autism diagnoses have reached epidemic proportions, with Hawai'i rates at the high end of the national average. Another statistic: Hawai'i residents eat fish at rates at least twice the national average. While no hard evidence has yet emerged linking the two, some are concerned about the possible connection.
Across the country, the numbers of children born with autism rates are rising at an average of 10 to 17 percent per year, says Marilyn Jakeway, acting educational specialist for autism at the Department of Education. Over the last five years, Hawai'i's average yearly increase was 15 percent. According to the National Autism Association, the national autism rate has grown from one in every 10,000 to one in every 166 over the last 20 years. While the total number of local autistic children is unknown due to the lack of a tracking system, Naomi Grossman of the Autism Society of Hawai'i says that up to 4 percent of Hawai'i's children with disabilities may have autism–nationally, that number is closer to 1 percent. Why are our state's rates high, and what is responsible for the rising rates in general?
Some point to genetic factors, but genetics don't cause epidemics. What does cause epidemics is large-scale contamination, and there is some evidence that mercury, combined with genetic malfunction, is behind the rise in autism rates. Studies supporting a relationship between mercury levels and autism rates have shown damage to brain structure and cell function in autism to be identical to that in mercury poisoning.
While mercury does occur naturally, experts say levels have gone up 1.5 percent per year since 1970. It is estimated that 60 to 75 percent of this increase is attributable to man-made sources such as fossil fuels and municipal and medical waste incinerators. A by-product of combustion is mercury, which bacteria turns into a neurotoxin called methylmercury. Fish absorb the methylmercury, and from there it is passed up the food chain, where it accumulates in animal tissue and can be passed on to whomever consumes that tissue.
Vaccines, another source of mercury, have been the focus of major lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies. During the 1990s, the number of vaccines on the Federal Immunization Schedule nearly tripled, while the numbers of children diagnosed with autism skyrocketed. Because symptoms appeared about the time kids received vaccinations, concern arose over Thimerosal, a methylmercury-based preservative that increases the shelf life of vaccines. Some studies have shown that low doses of Thimerosal negatively affect chemical reactions needed in neurodevelopment, while others suggest that the more Thimerosal a child received in a year, the higher the likelihood that the child developed autism.
The Center for Disease Control and the Food and Drug Administration ordered an end to the use of Thimerosal in 1999, but no recall was issued–vaccines containing Thimerosal remain on the shelves. Government and industry officials continue to deny the link to autism, and critics don't foresee a reversal of this stance. To do so, they say, would be to jeopardize the credibility of the multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical and medical industry.
Suspicion also centers on dental fillings called amalgams. These 'silver' fillings are banned or restricted in Europe but remain in wide use by dentists in the United States.
The canary swims
The use of amalgams and vaccinations, however, is consistent between Hawai'i children and those on the mainland. Speculation has thus focused on the state's higher rate of fish consumption.
In 2003, Department of Health toxicologist Barbara Brooks measured methylmercury concentrations in popular fish found at auction. Brooks found that in all but one species, levels paralleled those nationally. That one species–opah, or moonfish–registered 30 to 55 percent more mercury than the other samples. Brooks says more investigation is needed to ascertain the reason for that discrepancy, but a 1977 study on the still-polluted Ala Wai Canal might shed some light. Mercury increased more than 100-fold in shrimp and polychaetes (marine worms) during the rainy season when urban runoff entered the ocean. Opah, unlike the other fish tested, prefers life at the bottom. Its diet? Shrimp and polychaetes. Still, Brooks suspects volcanic activity may be the source of higher mercury levels.
Princeton geochemist FranÃÂois Morel also failed to connect mercury to seafood in his 2003 research, which determined mercury levels to be on par with fish samples gathered 27 years ago. Morel, however, tested mercury levels only in yellowfin tuna ('ahi), migratory fish he caught at least 50 miles offshore. He admits his findings might not extend to coastal fish.
A toxic marinade
Assuming rising mercury levels are behind the national autism epidemic, and volcanic eruptions and fish consumption haven't changed dramatically in the last 15 years, Hawai'i's higher-end autism rates may mean there is more mercury in our environment than suspected.
The Environmental Protection Agency reported power plants and refineries released 435 pounds of mercury in Hawai'i in 2003. Yet 1/70th of a teaspoon per year is enough to render lake fish unsafe to eat, according to the US Public Interest Research Group. Meanwhile, other significant sources like waste incineration, sewage spills and sludge, sugar cane farming and combustion, construction debris and junk cars. Unlike other states, Hawai'i doesn't monitor mercury emissions, assuring that for now the deadly toxin will be neither regulated nor reduced in Hawai'i.
To download the Department of Health fish advisory, go to www.hawaii.gov/doh or call 586-4651 for a pamphlet.


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Theological education at Brite goes beyond simply increasing knowledge to deepening students' understanding of their own faith in the context of the larger world. Students are encouraged to think critically and to engage the major social issues of our day. Brite nurtures the gifts required to meet the challenges of congregational leadership, helping churches to grow and thrive as vital communities of faith. In addition, degree programs have been specially designed to equip leaders for non-congregational settings of ministry, with lay and continuing education programs that increase readiness for ministry with particular attention to underserved populations.
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For many, the word "yoga" connotes a peaceful state of being. You might picture a cross-legged yogi in Lotus Pose, meditating on the rhythm of the breath, the hint of a beatific smile. For many people with type 1 diabetes (T1D), however, the path to Namaste can be just a little more complicated. The technology on which many people rely for blood-glucose management?with all the tubes, infusion sets, and delicate circuitry?can really get in the way of executing a proper Triangle Pose. For anyone who may have shied away from yoga for these reasons, take heart. Many people with T1D have mastered Monkey Pose and gone deep into Downward Dog—all while comfortably sporting an insulin pump.
So let's start with insulin pumps?possibly the most common computerized T1D treatment technology. The issue with pumps is fairly straightforward: how do you keep the reservoir firmly attached to your person, and how do you keep free and clear of the tubing while you're bending and bowing every which way? For that, a little careful trial and error often resolves the issue. Many people report beginning their yoga practice with the reservoir at the waist and moving it throughout the sequence, depending on the pose. That can be impractical if you practice something like Vinyasa Yoga, which requires continuous movement from each pose into the next. Many people in those cases opt to remove their pumps and use injectable insulin just for class. And for some women (sorry, guys), a fitted sports bra can hold a pump securely.
Many people also bring their continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) into the yoga studio, but with a CGM, there is more to consider than just where to put it. CGMs can cause discomfort in certain poses if the skin near the infusion site is stretched or if weight is shifted to that part of the body. If you, like many others, keep your infusion site in the abdomen area, just practice forward folds, side stretches, and backbends with a little extra attention.
Blood sugar and sweat?without the tears
Unless you're practicing Restorative Yoga, you'll probably work up at least a little sweat, and that can interfere with a CGM as well. Firstly, it can loosen the adhesive patches that keep the infusion set and the sensor glued to your skin. For that problem, many people report success with one of the various adhesive wipes, liquids, or tapes that are available for just that purpose. But sweat can also get to a CGM's wiring, where it might produce a faulty reading. Have a blood-glucose meter ready to double-check your CGM reading.
Now that we've got you thinking up a sweat, let's talk about heat?specifically, the various styles of Hot Yoga. A room heated to 100+ degrees may do wonders for your Locust Pose, but not for your diabetes supplies. In particular, blood-glucose meters and one or more components of a CGM may be inoperable in extreme heat, and insulin begins to degrade and become unusable. For testing devices, one solution is to keep the meter or the CGM receiver in a specially designated spot just outside the classroom. Even more convenient, bring a small cooler and place it right next to your yoga mat.
Of course, insulin and electronics are not the only things that heat can affect. Any yoga practice, in fact?whether in a hot room or otherwise?can induce effects in the body that look and feel similar to symptoms of hypoglycemia. Sweating, loss of concentration, and muscle trembling are all fairly common in yoga, even for people without T1D—especially if you're new to the practice. Having your testing device nearby should help you learn to distinguish between a normal reaction and low blood glucose.
One size does not fit all
The practice of yoga can accelerate the effectiveness of insulin in some people, while slowing it down in others. And different styles of yoga may have different effects for the same person. The Restorative Yoga class you attend Sunday evening may burn up blood sugar more slowly than your Tuesday-morning Bikram class, for example.
Believe it or not, even meditation can affect insulin needs. Michael Mahanger is a certified yoga teacher familiar with several schools of yoga. He is very experienced with T1D, having lived with the disease for 37 years. "Several years ago, I attended a 10-day meditation retreat. After only the first day, I needed to reduce my basal rate—by 45 percent," he says. "It stayed at that low level for the remaining nine days, and as soon as the retreat was over, my basal requirement went back up."
This all means one important thing for yoga beginners with T1D: check your blood-glucose level frequently, at least during your first few classes. And before beginning any yoga class for the first time, talk to the instructor. Yoga is most often taught in a group setting, but yoga teachers can be an invaluable one-on-one resource. To start your practice right, we've provided a list of questions to ask a yoga instructor before you take your first class.
Now that you're armed with a little yoga 411, you can get on the mat and on your way to transformation.
The information in this article is offered for general educational purposes and is not intended to replace professional medical advice. You should not make any changes to the management of type 1 diabetes without first consulting your physician or other qualified medical professional.


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August means back-to-school for thousands of North Texas students. Whether they're off to college or just going down the street to kindergarten, they'll always need school supplies. Schools will tell you what pens and paper to buy. But how about on the tech side? Here are a few gadgets and apps that can help your little or big learners do their best. Gadgets
An Apple iPad (starts at $499.99) might be a little expensive for smaller kids, but there are a ton of educational apps available in the iTunes App Store to help them learn.
Adding an iPad to your household might let you keep your sanity and keep your kids from bugging you about using your computer.
You can load up an iPad with a dozen learning apps for under $50 and keep your kids occupied for months.
The last thing students need is to lose a semester's worth of notes or a term paper because of a hard-drive crash. Sending your kids off to school with a portable hard drive to back up their data makes good sense.
Hard drive maker Iomega has teamed with Skin Industries, a leading sports fashion brand, to create Skin-branded portable hard drives. There are three designs that all feature USB 2.0-powered 500GB portable hard drives.
The $119.99 Skin drives feature drop protection and include backup and antivirus software.
Some kids are messy and some are neat, but nearly every kid has a backpack. Neat kids will especially love Grid-It organizational solutions from Cocoon Innovations.
The Grid-It system is based on a series of crisscrossing elastic bands attached to a firm board. They're designed to hold all the little things that ride around loose in your bag.
They come in a variety of sizes. Some even have their own carrying cases.
They offer a great level of protection for items like your digital camera or iPod that you don't want bumping against other things in your bag.
If you're the kind of person who keeps things superorganized in your house, you're exactly the type of person who'll love Grid-It, which is available at the Container Store. Educational apps
Since the kids are getting ready to hit the books for another school year, why not download a few iPhone or iPad apps to engage their minds.
Star Walk from Vito Technology ($2.99 for iPhone, $4.99 for iPad) brings the universe to the palm of your hand with detailed information on stars, planets, constellations and other night sky objects. The iPhone 4's compass and gyro mean you can hold your phone up to the sky and Star Walk will show you which way to turn to see the celestial body of your choice.
123 World Geography HD ($1.99 for iPad) introduces kids to geography with animation, live Google maps and voice-overs of names, numbers and letters in Spanish, French, German and English.
Children can color the maps on-screen and save their results in the iPad's camera roll to share with friends.
Math Magic (99 cents) from Anusen.com teaches kids math, awarding them stars for correct answers. Learning levels are customizable, and kids give the phone a shake to get to the next problem.
Anusen.com also sells Word Magic, Match Magic, Count Magic and other games.
When your kids are learning how to construct grammatically correct sentences, they'll find a great game from Mobile Education Tools called Sentence Builder for iPad ($2.99).
Kids build sentences based on 100 distinct scenes. They select words that describe what's going on in each picture. There are three levels and more than 60 animations and sounds to encourage kids to keep up the good work.
Drawing Pad ($1.99) brings out the Picasso in your kids by letting them draw with their fingers on the iPad screen.
Cheaper than a box of crayons is how Darren Murtha Design describes Drawing Pad, and that's true, if you don't count the cost of an iPad.
The variety of pencils, crayons and other "brushes" available means your kids will spend hours getting fingerprints all over your iPad.
Kids can import photos to draw on as well. Their creations can be saved and shared via e-mail, Twitter or Facebook.


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To evaluate models for predicting plant uptake of Zn and Cd, a growth chamber study was conducted with soils collected from research plots in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin that had been treated 4 yr previously with 100 Mg ha−1 of an anaerobically digested sewage sludge from Chicago, IL. The single application of sludge supplied 19-kg Cd and 340 kg Zn ha−1. Sludge application increased the concentration of Cd and Zn in the shoots and roots of corn (Zea mays L.) seedlings grown for 16 and 22 d in the four soils. The application of sludge had no effect on the growth and properties of the corn root systems. Soil characteristics and kinetic parameters for Zn and Cd uptake were combined with a nutrient uptake model to predict Cd and Zn uptake by corn seedlings. In the untreated and sludge-treated soils predicted Cd uptake (Y) was related to observed uptake (X) in nmol pot−1 by: Y = 90.03 + 1.41X (r = 0.81). Overprediction of Cd uptake by 41% may have resulted from an incorrect value of the Michaelis-Menten constant, Km, and/or neglecting Cd efflux from roots. Calculated Zn uptake in the untreated and sludge-treated soils was related to observed uptake by: Y = 3.29 + 0.857X (r = 0.91) where units for Y and X are µmol Zn pot−1. A sensitivity analysis was conducted with the model to determine how each soil and plant factor affected predicted Cd and Zn uptake. Plant factors that had the greatest effect on Cd and Zn uptake include the root growth constants, average root radius, and water influx rate. Kinetics of Cd and Zn uptake and half-distance between roots had little effect on Cd and Zn uptake. Concentration of Cd and Zn in the soil solution (Ci) was the soil parameter showing the greatest effect on predicted metal uptake. In comparison, average buffer power and diffusion coefficients for Zn and Cd had minimal impact on predicted metal uptake.Please view the pdf by using the Full Text (PDF) link under 'View' to the left.
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A "calculated and greedy" council worker who stole more than £50,000 in life savings from an elderly Harrogate man has been jailed for three and a half years.
Police say former Harrogate Council housing officer Lorraine Stennett, 49, pictured, used her position of trust to gain access to her 85-year-old victim's savings accounts.
She was supposed to be helping the council tenant but instead set up fake online accounts in his name, transferring thousands of pounds which she spent on a laptop, shopping, and while on holiday in Lanzarote.
The mother-of-two had claimed the evidence against her, including CCTV footage of her withdrawing cash and shopping in her name, was "coincidental", say police.
But she was convicted of five counts of false representation after a three-day trial at York Crown Court last week.
"Stennett, a woman who was employed to offer support and safeguard the interests of her victim, an 85-year-old vulnerable man with no family, chose to steal around £50,000 from him," said investigating officer Det Con Nicky Wareham, from Harrogate Police. "The offences she committed against him were calculated and her greed even led her to set up online banking on his accounts so as she could move money around in order to use for her own gain."
Police say Stennett, of Langcliffe near Settle, had abused her role as a council worker in Bilton to gain her victim's trust and access his accounts.
Using a work computer, say police, she transferred money from his savings and Natwest accounts, as well as stealing from a Post Office account.
In total, they said, she stole £50,900 in cash withdrawals and online, spending money on supermarket shops and even accessing his accounts while on holiday abroad.
The offences took place between November 2012 and July last year, say police, when an investigation was launched after concerns were raised by the pensioner's carers and others.
When questioned, Stennet tried to claim payments for utility bills had been with her victim's consent, denying the other charges and insisting the thefts had nothing to do with her.
Other evidence - including CCTV footage of her withdrawing cash and a laptop bought in her name - was just "coincidence", she had said.
Investigating officers, speaking to the Advertiser this week as Stennett was jailed, said they were pleased with the guilty verdict and the custodial sentence imposed.
"It will hopefully be a deterrent to those considering taking advantage of vulnerable people in the area," said Det Con Wareham.
A spokesman for HBC, reassuring residents, said Stennett had been employed on a temporary contract through an agency and had undergone thorough CRB checks prior to her appointment.
"The allegations against her came to light after she had left the council's employ," a spokesman said. "On discovering what had happened, we immediately provided support for the tenant affected, and worked closely with the police in support of their investigation, which ultimately lead to Ms Stennett's conviction.
"We take the welfare of our tenants extremely seriously, and we will do everything in our power to assist the courts in bringing anyone who commits a crime against them to justice."
The victim is understood to have been compensated for his loss by the banks. A further compensation hearing has been scheduled for October to reclaim these funds from Stennett.


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1956 Jaguar XK-140 FHC 1956, 5 speed gearbox and disc brakes
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Maldon, Essex, United kingdom
Jaguar XK140 Roadster.This very early car was the 5th of only 73 roadsters built in RHD and is fitted with the pre-production boot handle... More
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This beautiful XK140 roadster has been extensively upgraded by JD Classics and features a comprehensive package of desirable performance modifications to full JD Sport... More
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Roncadelle, BS, Italy
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YOU'RE looking at a beautiful 1955 XK140 coupe. It is carman red over tan with just over 68000 miles. it is a 10 year... More
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Volo, IL
Production record trace certificate number 39424. Basic design profile very similar to XK120 with exception to - XK140's redesigned chassis, new rack and... More
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1956 Jaguar XK-140
Astoria, NY
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Astoria, NY
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This is one of the most famous hotels in Palm Beach.
Great capture, especially crisp for an indoor shot.
Beautiful photography.
Wow – I just tripped over you on Flickr this evening, then the website, and now this photo taken or maybe just posted 5 days ago from 20 miles from my house!
Amazing photography. Besides the processing I love your composition – great eye. Keep up the good work!
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Mounding in Toronto in Presale
If you'd like to give your plants a little more attention this year, why don't you try a new technique this time: Mounding, or hilling, as it's called is easy enough for even an amateur home improvement specialist to try out
February 16, 2014 (Newswire.com) - If you'd like to give your plants a little more attention this year, why don't you try a new technique this time: Mounding, or hilling, as it's called is easy enough for even an amateur home improvement specialist to try out, and it's been in practice for decades now. Typically performed in cooler climes, it is an activity applicable to any terrain.
Benefits of hilling:
Mounding Toronto plants can help keep the soil warmer, as it is higher and therefore more likely to attract the sun's rays. This is especially crucial during fall or winter months to protect the more sensitive plants from dying out.
Hilling allows excess moisture to trickle down and away from the plants. This is a good method to employ in case of sudden showers that can submerge your saplings.
Loosening the soil in this way allows your plants to breathe better and thus allows it to develop better roots. Nutrients can also be accessed more easily by your plant.
Mulching, as it's also called, can allow for more gradual changes in temperature so that your plants don't suffer from shock.
1. Get hold of a good mulch that is rich in nutrients.
2. Heap it into a mound that is four to six inches in height.
3. Underneath this heap, add sufficient compost or fertiliser.
4. Wait till the soil has warmed under the sun and then sow the plant in it.
When to mulch:
Mulching is applicable for certain types of plants only:
You can use this method for harvest plants, like potatoes or tomatoes. Mounding Toronto plants helps prepare them for the harsh winter.
Adding a mulch can be used for very young plants so that it gives them more vertical length to grow. This is especially useful in cases where the plant is too weak stemmed to grow without a bit of help.
This method can be used for delicate plants like roses that typically do not survive a harsh winter. In this case, use soil that is not too tightly packed so that you do not choke the plant.
If you are planning to begin this activity ahead of the winter months, first clear out your garden of all dead or decaying plants during the fall. Once you've cleared your yard of all the waste in it, you'll be able to better tell which plants need to be mounded and which don't. Get your tools ready: A shovel and a rake are typically sufficient for the process. Make sure to use lots of manure or compost under the mound so that your plants look happier and healthier at the end of the season.
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Atg101 Antibody recognizes endogenous levels of total Atg101 protein. This antibody also detects a 55 kDa protein of unknown origin in some cell lines.
Polyclonal antibodies are produced by immunizing animals with a synthetic peptide corresponding to residues surrounding Val177 of human Atg101 protein. Antibodies are purified by protein A and peptide affinity chromatography.
Atg101 was discovered as a binding protein for Atg13, a component of the ULK1 serine-threonine kinase complex required for autophagy (1-3). Autophagy is a catabolic process for the autophagosomic-lysosomal degradation of bulk cytoplasmic contents (4,5). It is generally activated by conditions of nutrient deprivation, but is also associated with a number of physiological processes including development, differentiation, neurodegeneration, infection, and cancer (6). The molecular machinery of autophagy was largely discovered in yeast and is directed by a number of autophagy-related (Atg) genes. The ULK1 complex includes both Atg13 and FIP200 and is required for starvation-induced autophagy (7-9). Interaction between Atg101 and Atg13 can be important for the stability and basal phosphorylation of Atg13 and ULK1 (1,2).
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Take That star Jason Orange has been on a string of secret dates with comedienne Catherine Tate.
Take That star Jason Orange is secretly dating comic actress Catherine Tate.
The 'Greatest Day' singer has reportedly been romancing the former 'Doctor Who' star since meeting her when they filmed a charity TV sketch for Comic Relief in March, during which she impersonated him.
They have been on dates including an overnight stay in Stratford - the birthplace of William Shakespeare where they watched a production of his play 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'.
A friend told The Sun newspaper: "It's a very unlikely pairing but they have really hit it off.
"They've been on a number of dates to the theatre and the cinema. They really enjoy each other's company.
"Catherine deserves someone nice and she has landed on her feet with Jason. But they have both been desperate to keep their romance secret."
Jason, 41, and Catherine, 43, have also lunched together in Stratford, Central England, but arrived separately to avoid being spotted.
An onlooker said: "They were trying to keep things secret but looked very loved up and happy together."
The couple met when Catherine starred as spoof band Fake That, portraying Jason alongside British comedians James Corden, Alan Carr, Kevin Bishop and David Walliams. The real group - Jason, Howard Donald, Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Robbie Williams - also appeared in the sketch.
Jason and Catherine are said to have kept in touch after filming and get together after she split from partner Twig Clark this summer.
Jason has never married, but previously been linked to a number of beauties including topless model Kathy Lloyd, singer Lulu and TV star Jenny Powell.


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Album Rating: 3.0Good review. I still don't have this. I have OK Computer, Amnesiac, and The Bends, and I love each of them.
Album Rating: 3.0Get Kid A then fool. Save this for last.
I didn't like the way you reviewed this album, but the writing isn't bad.
it still does have some good songs that could have been good on any Radiohead record.
Album Rating: 2.5 maybe "The Bends", but I said any album. my bad.
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Demonology As if you didn't already know, demonology is all about getting a maximum uptime on Metamorphosis. Everything else after that has changed somewhat. You'll have a lot of spells to cast and probably will have your hands full mixing things up -- there's no proper rotation, as everything is priority-based, but as long as you keep Metamorphosis on whenever it's available, you'll probably get away with a few things. After Metamorphosis, look to cast the following spells in order of priority: Immolate, Hand of Gul'dan, Bane of Doom, Corruption, Shadowflame and Shadow Bolt. Then you'll have a few conditional spells such as casting Incinerate when Molten Core procs and a Soulburn-empowered Soul Fire when Decimation procs at 25 percent and below.
That's quite a number of things to watch out for, so I recommend keeping and configuring an addon to help you keep track of everything at first. Don't sweat it too much if you sometimes cast a lower-priority spell before a higher-priority one; a spell priority list can be forgiving and you don't have a reliance on DoT uptime the way affliction warlocks do. Keep in mind that the Cremation talent enables Hand of Gul'dan to refresh Immolation on the target, so optimize your DPS by casting Hand of Gul'dan instead of Immolate when appropriate (i.e., just before Immolate expires). I should also mention that if you're within range, you should pop Immolation Aura when in demon form because it deals sweet damage. Cast Shadowflame because of its significantly improved damage. These are both on low priority, because few fights allow you to actually be (safely) in range to cast either spell.
You should be glyphed with Glyph of Immolate (prime), Glyph of Incinerate (prime) and Glyph of Metamorphosis (prime). You can opt to replace the Glyph of Incinerate with Glyph of Felguard (prime), which increases your felguard's Legion Strike damage by 5 percent, but the numbers will tip in Incinerate's favor because of accompanying effects that increase its damage. You have a lot of flexibility when it comes to major glyphs, seeing as how none of them contribute directly to your key DPS spells, so beyond Glyph of Life Tap (major) and Glyph of Shadow Bolt (major), which only contribute to efficiency, pop in whatever strikes your fancy. Glyph of Demonic Circle (major) will probably be the most useful, especially in mobility fights.
In case you haven't allocated your talent points yet, take a look at this talent spec for demonology. Note that Demonic Empowerment doesn't confer any straight DPS increase but is a pure utility spell that's probably more useful in PvP. If you don't think you'll be using Demonic Empowerment (your felguard isn't likely to encounter much crowd control in PvE), feel free to swap that point elsewhere such as Aura of Foreboding to keep targets in place.
Destruction One of the biggest things with destruction is the massive nerf to Searing Pain, making it absolutely worthless to the spec (or any non-PvP warlock, for that matter). Don't look to be using Searing Pain after the nerf, although the spell was aces for a short while after 4.0.1 went live. I have to point out that this rebalance to the spell is to prevent it from being ridiculous at level 80, and it should probably be usable again at level 85. Unlike affliction warlocks, whose optimal pet has changed, you're still best off using your ever-reliable (albeit whiny) imp.
Your spell priority list should run through Immolate, Conglagrate, Bane of Doom, Shadowflame, Corruption, Chaos Bolt and Incinerate. On top of everything, you should open with Soul Fire to apply the Improved Soul Fire effect and maintain it as long as your target stays above 80 percent health. You should also cast Soul Fire whenever Empowered Imp procs. Overall, not too much to watch out for, but with the number of things on your plate, you'll always be casting something, which means haste is your friend after getting hit-capped and stocking up on spellpower through intellect. Shadowflame is excellent for destruction warlocks, so use it whenever you can get in range.
Your best glyphs for destruction are Glyph of Conflagrate (prime), Glyph of Immolate (prime) and Glyph of Imp (prime). Consider swapping Glyph of Incinerate for Glyph of Imp; although Incinerate is pretty low on your spell priority list, the DPS spread between the two gifts will be marginal. I'm partial to the Glyph of Chaos Bolt (prime), but from all reports, the glyph doesn't appear to be a significant increase in DPS compared to either glyph. You have even more freedom with major glyphs than either of the other two specs because you won't even be casting Shadow Bolt, so the only glyph that's reasonably usable would be Glyph of Life Tap (major) to reduce your downtime when you tap for mana.
Check this talent spec for destruction PvE, with a special note to the utility spell Bane of Havoc. While not necessarily something you'd use in a regular DPS rotation, the talent's situational use is stellar. Think of it as a reverse Beacon of Light. In situations where you'll need to split your attention, you can apply Bane of Havoc on one target while switching to DPS another, such as boss fights where adds enter the fray. It will be in the use of abilities like this that good warlocks will be able to distinguish themselves from mediocre ones. Destruction warlocks should also take advantage of Shadowburn, which works as a means to replenish Soul Shards while in combat, although its low damage and short window for use makes it less than ideal for most DPS rotations.
Final thoughts
Don't fret over the new mechanic so much. It's a great upgrade to the class playstyle, but for most players, it'll be an impalpable change aside from the additional bag space. The important thing to remember is that some of these rotations and numbers will change when players hit level 85. Abilities such as Demon Soul will make numbers jump significantly and hopefully push back felhunters back into the fore for affliction warlocks. Fel Flame will work itself into rotations, changing up things depending on its actual damage. Everything from here until Dec. 7 is temporary -- a transitional phase -- so don't worry too much if you're not topping the meters like you're used to. For now, it's important to get a feel for the new talents, an understanding of the mastery spec, and figure out what spec you'd like to play in the upcoming endgame.
Blood Pact is a weekly column detailing DoTs, demons and all the dastardly deeds done by warlocks. We'll steer you toward tip-top trinkets and Soulburning your way through Cataclysm.


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From: "Maggie Stewart" <>
Subject: Fw: OBIT: Ellinger, 1920, Hocking Co, OH
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1999 19:43:44 -0400
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OBIT: Ellinger, 1920, Hocking Co, OH
Debbie Wiseman
Carl William Ellinger, son of Philip and Carolina Ellinger, was born in
Marion Township, Hocking County, April 18, 1853. He was baptized and
confirmed in the Lutheran faith in his youth and has always been identified
with this church. He has followed farming all his life and in the past 20
years has been a tenant on the Case farm east of Logan. Mr. Ellinger was
first married to Magdalene Daubenmier. Eight children blessed this union,
two having preceded their father to eternity. The surviving children are
Elizabeth, wife of Edward Beougher of Rockbridge, Charles and Anthony
residing in Springfield, Amos and Mary, now Mrs. Montgomery, of Logan, and
Frederick of Nelsonville, also 18 grandchildren. His companion was taken
from him in death in May 1905. Four years later he was joined in marriage
to Mrs. Ella Tucker with whom he lived happily until death separated them.
About two years ago the deceased suffered from a long siege of typhoid
fever, his life was despaired of and his recovery was slow, he hadn't been
himself since. On Wednesday noon,, he was seriously injured when attempting
to lower the hammer of a shotgun, the gun accidentally discharged, the force
of the recoil struck him with such force in the abdominal region, that
despite all that science and loving care could do, he departed this life
Tuesday, July 6th at about 8:00 am. His age was 67 years, 2 months, 18
days. Mr. Ellinger was a hardworking Christian man, always ready to lend a
hand where help was needed, well spoken of wherever he was known. The
communion record of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church shows a remarkable record
in as much as he has missed but one communion service in ten years. If he
was not at his place in church on Sunday, there was a good reason for it.
Since his unfortunate accident he was strengthened by the sacrament of his
Lord and put himself and his loved ones into his keeping. He is dead, yet
he liveth, his spirit, his loyalty to the Lord and his church will bring
fruits in you. Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, yea saith the
Spirit they rest from their labors but their works follow them. Funeral
services were conducted from the Hunter St. Lutheran Church, Tuesday
afternoon; the attendance was such that the church could not hold all that
had come to pay their respects. Internment at Oak Grove Cemetery. Rev.
C.F. Lauer officiated. Harden & Co., Funeral directors..
Attended the Funeral
The following persons were called here by the death of Charles William
Ellinger, in Green Township:
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Ellinger, Mrs. Clara Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. George
Daubenmier, Andrew Ellinger, Charles and Elmer Ellinger, William Duttler,
John Seimaca, all of Lancaster, Charles Ellinger and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Ellinger, daughters Florence and Louise of Springfield: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ellinger of Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beougher and children of
Rockbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ellinger of Logan, John Lane of Columbus, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Tucker, Bert and Dallas Tucker of Haydenville, Mr. and Mrs.
Bryce Tucker of Nelsonville and Miss Edith Tucker of Logan.
This was taken from The Logan Republican Newspaper Logan, Oh, Thursday,
July 15, 1920
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The Western football team is quickly finding out there aren't any perks to an 0-4 record.
Acting on an audible request from The Score television network, Ontario University Athletics has sacked TV coverage for the Western Homecoming game on Saturday and allowed the cameras to shift to Kingston where unbeaten teams Laurier and Queen's will tangle this weekend.
The Score is even paying for the right to avoid London, where Western and Windsor (1-3) will fight for their playoff lives in what will likely be the biggest crowd of the Ontario university football season.
Kingston falls outside of The Score's production corridor so there will be extra costs incurred to air the Golden Hawks-Golden Gaels game at ancient Richardson Stadium.
"It's really unfortunate," Western acting athletic director Chuck Mathies said. "There are still a few questions that I need answered at the end of the day on why the plug was pulled. I realize we're 0-4 (and Windsor is 1-3), but this is still a big rivalry, there will be good atmosphere in the stands, Homecoming always generates a lot of interest and, I believe, viewership."
Western shifted its traditional 2 p.m. Homecoming kickoff to 1 p.m. to accommodate The Score, whose on-air talent includes former Mustangs Duane Forde (colour analyst) and D.J. Bennett (sideline contributor).
Two weeks ago, the Mustangs played against McMaster at Ivor Wynne Stadium in a game that drew impressive ratings for the University Rush program.
"I'm on the OUA marketing committee and there weren't too many dissenting votes (against switching to Laurier-Queen's)," Windsor head coach Mike Morencie said.
"Absolutely, it was all about the records. Western and Windsor looks like it would be a competitive game (the two teams faced off in a memorable Mud Bowl playoff game last year) and I guess we'll find out if that's the case.
"For both teams, it's a playoff game in Week Five. The team that loses is basically out of the playoffs."
The tilt also features an interesting twist: Windsor running back Daryl Stephenson, a Londoner, needs 59 yards to pass former Mac star and current Hamilton Tiger-Cat Jesse Lumsden as Ontario university's career rushing leader.
But the message being sent by the OUA and The Score is simple: if you want your games on TV, don't lose.
"We wanted to showcase two of our three undefeated teams in a head-to-head match," OUA executive director Ward Dilse said. "I think what the committee looked at when making their decision was that they wanted the best teams playing at this time of the season."
Criteria used to determine TV games include competitiveness of teams and atmosphere and attendance. There is an 'X' factor -- trying to feature each school in at least one TV appearance over a couple of years -- a major reason why a York-Toronto matchup aired instead of Western's Homecoming game with Windsor last fall.
There is a precedent to juggling the TV schedule at the last minute. On the final week of the 2002 season, a pair of 1-6 teams -- Laurier and Guelph -- got the boot in favour of McMaster (7-0) and York (5-2) at The Score's request.
As a backup plan, Western is trying to have the Homecoming game televised on Rogers Television. As part of its contract, The Score demands any game starting at the same time as its featured matchup must be shown on tape delay -- unless a live feed with highlights can be delivered.
"That's something we're working on -- there's no extra cost to do it and there's absolutely no effect on the people coming into the stadium to enjoy the game," Mathies said. "We want the game to be on TV. We think there is a lot of interest in our Homecoming."
Ticket sales certainly back him up. There is very limited seating still available for the contest.
Western (0-4) vs. Windsor (1-3)
When: Saturday, 1 p.m. at TD Waterhouse Stadium
The matchup: Western head coach Greg Marshall is still looking for his first win at his alma mater . . . Windsor RB Daryl Stephenson (4,080 yards) is 59 yards away from becoming Ontario university's all-time rushing leader.


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- Artist: David Anthony
- Genre: Easy Listening
- Release Date: 9/27/2005
David Anthony's piano music is addictive. If you listen to it, you'll have to listen again and again, more and more. The CD 'Latte Forte' is actually a compilation of favorites off of 5 of his other Cds. Those tracks were given new names for stores on the East Coast and West Coast that did not want to sell 'regional music'. If you become addicted to the 'Latte Forte' CD, you'll have to have his other 6 Cds! Below is a list of the New Names vs. The Original Names: 1. Coffee Break = A Ride Through The Black Hills (Ride CD) 2. Caramela = A Curtain In The Wind (Somewhere CD) 3. Columbian Supremo = Chilie Verde (Tonight CD) 4. Irish Cream = Sioux Falls on Ice (Ride CD) 5. Morning Blend = In The Meadows (Ride CD) 6. Americano = Wind River (Mountain CD) 7. Kenya = After The Rain (Somewhere CD) 8. Cappuccino = Guacamole (Mountain CD) 9. Irish Blend = Heather & Sage (Heather CD) 10.Espresso Your Love = Expressions of Love (Ride CD) 11.Mocha = Siesta de Caballo (Ride CD) 12.Latte Forte = Firelight (Tonight CD)
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