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During our trip to San Diego for the American Diabetes Association's Scientific Sessions, I had the pleasure of meeting with Dr. Lois Jovanovic, CEO and Chief Scientific Officer at the Sansum Diabetes Research Institute, and a pioneer in the field of diabetes and pregnancy. Although women with diabetes have been having babies for years, we're still learning more and more about how best to do it, for optimal health of both mom and baby.
Dr. Jovanovic was kind enough to chat with us about her perspective on managing diabetes before and during pregnancy. Note that the guidelines for diabetes and pregnancy are somewhat controversial. Dr. Jovanovic happens to have stricter guidelines for pre-pregnancy A1Cs than others, who may be more flexible there (so don't let her very-low A1C recommendation scare you).
Don't miss Dr. Jovanovic's advice, below, on:
- Being careful not to "under-insulin-ize" or "over-insulin-ize"
- The best advice for a woman who's already pregnant
- When not to get behind the wheel of the car
- The "Big 5" foods to avoid to keep carb intake low
- Which tools and devices are best for pregnant women with diabetes
- Where to put sensors as your belly gets bigger and bigger
We'd also like to to note that more and more information and resources are slowly being made available for women who want to get pregnant, including Cheryl Alkon's book Balancing Pregnancy and Pre-Existing Diabetes and programs like the California Diabetes and Pregnancy Program.
Like much in diabetes, every person is different, and we'd love to hear your thoughts on Dr. Jovanovic's advice and your own personal experience with diabetes and pregnancy.


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Rated 5 / 5 stars
amazing !!
it was great but could of had more :]
Yes i know what you mean! Next time when i do this remix i'll make sure to give it more variation!
Thanks for the review!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Sounded Great!
I really like the remix you have there, I was like "hey I remember this melody" Then looked at the title, and was like oh yeah, that great song :D Sweet remix, I can tell you took quite a bit of time on this, the drums are amazing. Keep up the great work, and thank you for personally taking the time to send out pms. I think the NG staff needs to find an easier way to do that though ;)
And thank you! For personly reviewing my songs. :)
And yes the NG staff should really do something about the pm system. But oh well what can we do :P
And thanks for the review again and the vote!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Nice man!
Very good, envy? :O, hehe nice..
i like this!
keep on jamming
Yo thanks! HelthRMX man! You really up to date with my songs huh?
Rated 5 / 5 stars
been awhile for me
great song though. just what i needed to get back into. KUDOS!! :D
Hey thanks!! I am glad that i could have helped a little!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Sweet song yo, fo rizzy
I agree this is way better than the original, to be honest I only like two songs from paragon, Devotion and survivor, in my opinion the only good chaoz songs, but hey you took everything I disliked about phantasy threw it out the window and put your own tasty morsel in its place, love the song.
Hey wow! Thanks for this wonderfull review kind of like made my day :). Also your right! I tried to remix this song into my own style! Thus making it a bit diffrint from PX9 and yes to be honest there are only few songs that i like from PX9 all and all.
Thanks for the review!

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Still need original gift ideas that don't scream, "I waited until the last minute and this was what was left at the store"? Lifehacker comes through with some great ideas, including the Pelican Watertight Case for your electronics, which start at only $10, and the InFlight Power Recharger Cables, which start at $35--we love the concept: use the headphone jack available to you in your seat to power your electronics, including (using an adapter) your iPod and your Blackberry.
Check out Lifehacker for the whole list of great ideas.


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An administrator is sitting at her desk checking out the latest security logs when she sees something that looks a little odd. At that moment, she gets a call from an NOC engineer down in the server room who tells her he's afraid that a hacker may have planted a Trojan on their network. She heads down to the server room, and the two of them begin investigating the matter.
She sits down at a workstation in the server room but finds that it does not have one of the scanning tools she needs. So she decides to go back to her desk and run the scan from there and then come back. However, when she gets back to her desk, she is immediately interrupted and told that there is a network problem down on the second floor.
She goes down there, discovers the source of the problem, and fixes it. She starts to head back upstairs, but an employee mentions that one of the printers hasn't been working all week. (The employees have been printing to a different printer in a neighboring department.) The administrator wishes that she could access a vendor printing tool to troubleshoot the problem. She'll need to go back to her desk to use that utility and then return to the second floor to make sure the printer's network connection is working again.
This is the type of administrator who could benefit from a new technology called a Smart Display. A Smart Display is a special flat panel monitor, whose screen detaches from the base, allowing users to roam throughout the office and still connect to their desktop machine via a wireless connection from the monitor to the PC. The Smart Display screen makes use of pen computing to ease mobility. Let's take a closer look at how a Smart Display works and how it could come in handy for administrators.
How a Smart Display works
First, it's important to understand that Smart Displays have been developed by Microsoft (which refers to them as Windows Powered Smart Displays); therefore, they work only with Windows desktops. In fact, they don't work with every version of Windows—only with Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1 (or higher) installed.
The Smart Display itself looks like a standard flat panel monitor (see Figure A), except that it has a more ample base with more port connectors. However, the Smart Display screen pops out of the base and functions as its own separate entity. The screen has built-in 802.11b wireless hardware and runs a custom version of Windows CE software. The device also functions as a touch-screen monitor that includes an onscreen keyboard and handwriting recognition software.
|Figure A
|This Philips DesXcape 150DM is one example of a Smart Display.
For the connection to the PC, Smart Displays use the 802.11b wireless connection in conjunction with the Remote Desktop software that is built into Windows XP. Essentially, this means that the desktop system does all of the processing and activities that it normally would, and the images of what is happening "onscreen" are sent over the wireless connection to the Smart Display. This works very well, and if you have a good wireless connection, there is virtually no lag time between the PC and the Smart Display.
The bottom line for an administrator
The Smart Display is more than just a slick gadget. Its capabilities allow admins to move about a building and/or campus area and still have access to the diagnostic and administrative tools running on their desktop machine. Currently, to achieve this kind of mobility, many administrators use PDAs or laptops.
The main drawback to PDAs is that you don't have the full power of a desktop client or the screen space to analyze many reports. The main drawback to laptops is that you have to maintain a completely different system from your desktop PC. This includes a separate license of Windows, separate hardware, and separate installations and licenses of your favorite tools. That can be expensive and tedious.
Smart Displays offer much of the mobility and convenience of the PDA and even more power than most laptops, since the processing is done by a desktop system. They run between $1,100 and $1,500, which is more than a PDA but less than a separate laptop, especially once you add in the cost of OS and software licenses. Here is a list of Smart Display vendors, along with information on the models they offer.
Although Microsoft and the Smart Display vendors are currently marketing this new technology primarily to home users and a few early adopter business users, I think they could be an excellent tool for administrators who need to nimbly move throughout an office—especially one that already has an 802.11b infrastructure in place—while still maintaining access to their most important fat-client and Web-based applications.
Coming up next
In my next article, I will review the Philips DesXcape 150DM Smart Display and show you how it performed in my tests of moving around while connecting to some popular admin tools back on the desktop.


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"Intel's technology was a key enabler of our success in 2005. Our Itanium 2-based servers have significantly sped up our simulation capability while improving the simulation accuracy. Toyota will continue to take advantage of Intel's unparalleled performance to develop an edge in highly competitive world of Formula 1."
"The decision was to have a fairly solid car from the beginning, so I still feel there's more to squeeze out of this car. There are two or three more races where we feel we can still find some more pace in the car."


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One feature of the Visual Studio 2008 SP1 debugger that many .NET developers are unaware of is that it can be used to debug the .NET Framework source itself. Within the Visual Studio 2008 Options dialog are settings that allow you to use a reference source server provided by Microsoft that provides access to the source code for the .NET Framework. In this article I walk you through configuring the Visual Studio 2008 SP1 debugger such that you can step into the .NET Framework itself.
Start Visual Studio 2008 SP1 and then go to the Tools menu and then select Options and locate the the General Debugging section as shown here.
Initially we will unselect the Enable Just My Code (Managed only) option which is selected by default.
Obviously we will want to select the Enable .NET Framework source stepping option.
Visual Studio 2008 SP1 needs to know where to access the framework source code and for this reason we will select the Enable source server support option.
The Visual Studio 2008 SP1 debugger needs to now know which symbols to use when debugging and so you'll want to set the Symbols settings as shown here. If you have Visual Studio 2008 SP1 installed then the Options dialog will look like the following and the two buttons at the bottom of the page are disabled.
If however you are still using the initial RTM build of Visual Studio 2008 then this Options page will be somewhat different. In that version there are two check boxes following the text box where you define the default location to save the symbol files. If you are using the RTM build and have not applied the SP1 update then leave these check boxes unselected.
When you click OK you'll receive the following warning advising you to only use symbol files that are from a known and trusted location. Click Yes to continue.
We will now define a new C# console application with which we can test the .NET Framework source debugging. Call the new project SourceDebugging or some other name of your choice.
Within the Project class we'll add a single statement calling the Console.WriteLinemethod, passing some suitable string. Press F9 on that line to create a debugger breakpoint.
We'll now press F5 to begin debugging and you'll notice the debugger begins downloading the required symbols.
Once the symbols have been successfully downloaded the debugger breaks on the breakpoint as expected.
Here is where the magic begins...
Press F11 to step into the Console.WriteLine method and you'll find that Visual Studio 2008 loads the Console.cs source file into another editor Window and breaks within the InitializeStdOutError method.
You'll notice that you have access to the source code for the Console class although you might not have expected to have access to the comments within the source too.
Until recently framework source debugging was not working on the RTM builds of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 because the required symbols for build 7600 were not available from the public symbol servers.
If you are using either an earlier build of these operating systems then framework source debugging is unlikely to work even if you have downloaded the symbols for the build of Windows you are using. Once you have access to the RTM builds however you'll be debugging the .NET Framework source code without issue.
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A MAN with a history of voyeurism has been told "the time has come" for him to understand the seriousness of his crimes.
Philip Harper was yesterday jailed for 28 months for spying on women for sexual gratification. The 45-year-old, of Edinburgh Way, Banbury, was caught watching a woman in a changing room at the town's Spiceball swimming pool last August. He has 15 previous convictions.
In June, while awaiting trial, Harper was caught standing on a flower pot and looking into the bedroom of a ground floor flat in Banbury.
Harper, who admitted a charge of voyeurism and breaching an antisocial behaviour order, was told by Judge Peter Ross at Oxford Crown Court: "The time has come for you to understand that the court will not condone repeated offences of this type.
"This is real, and this is very much the impact that this sort of offending has on people.
"The fact that you have not touched someone does not in some way lessen the effect upon those who you have spied on."
The court heard a woman had taken her two children to the swimming pool on August 17, 2013, and while she was changing out of her costume she noticed a man watching her from the gap between the floor and the cubicle wall.
While awaiting trial, on June 7 he was found looking through a bedroom window of a ground floor flat by a man who lived there with his partner.
Harper, who appeared in court via video link from Bullingdon Prison, near Bicester, was sentenced to 16 months for the count of voyerism at the swimming pool, four months for the breach of his Asbo and eight months for the count of voyerism in June, to run consecutively.
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Even in a disaster, taking to the radio airwaves works for a credit union in getting out an advocacy message that "we're here to help with financial assistance" and to assist neighbors.
That's a testimonial Wednesday from the $130 million M-C FCU of Danville, Pa., after it aired a radio spot this week from James Barbarich, its president/CEO, asking for donations of cash, supplies and clothing to help victims of the flooding caused by the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee.
The CU also used its website and Facebook page to deliver its message and said it has received positive feedback for its efforts.
In its announcement, Barbarich said, "our region has just experienced a catastrophic event that has changed our landscape and touched many lives. To our neighbors in the five counties we serve who have suffered, our hearts and prayers are with you and in the credit union tradition of People Helping People, M-C is joining forces with local disaster relief agencies to help in the clean up and rebuilding."
Cash donations, clean up supplies, and clean clothing will be accepted at M-C branches to be distributed to the Red Cross for flood victim relief, said the ad. The message also advises members that the CU is available to help develop a financial recovery plan.
"I am reaching out to the 12,000 M-C Federal Credit Union members to 'pay it forward' and take an active role in helping our neighbors. People Helping People is the foundation of M-C Federal Credit Union, and it is what makes our country a great place to live," Barbarich concluded.
Meanwhile, last week's flooding on the Susquehanna River continued to plague the Harrisburg offices of the Pennsylvania Credit Union Association, where the phones and faxes still don't work. The trade group, which closed for three days last week, advised CUs to use e-mail to contact it.
While repair crews were on the scene again Wednesday, "damage from the recent storm is more severe than originally anticipated," said PCUA in its daily email newsletter, "Life is a Highway."


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The Knott brothers from Chandlers Ford have been included in Great Britain's Goalball squad for the Paralympics.
Adam and David have excelled at Goalball, a sport for the visually impaired, since taking it up less than two years ago.
Elder brother Adam, 17, said: "We played in the venue [the Copper Box] in front of 1,000 people and that was fantastic.
"But it is off the scale to think we will be playing for GB in front of 7,000 fans. It will be amazing and emotional. I can't wait."
"To hear my name in the squad was incredible and the Paralympics will be awesome."
At 15, David is younger than his brother by two years. He was also excited today, saying: "To be there alongside my brother is an extra bonus for both of us."


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Zephyr Teachout, the Fordham University law professor who challenged Gov. Cuomo for the Working Families Party line, accused the governor Sunday night of making threats through the budget in order to secure the nomination.
The little-known Teachout mocked Cuomo for not topping 60% against a little-known first-time challenger and vowed to keep fighting for the party.
"I lost the Working Families Party nomination for Governor of the State of New York to Andrew Cuomo last night.," she said in a statement. "I won 41.3 percent of the vote; he won 58.7 percent.
"No doubt, the odds were against me. Leading up to the convention, the governor used his power over the state budget to threaten groups who might vote against him. On the day of the convention, a mayor, state attorney general, and party leaders all whipped delegates to vote for Governor Cuomo. And still, they couldn't even break 60 percent against an unknown first-timer. It shows the deep dissatisfaction with the Cuomo administration, and the raw hunger for deep change.
"I've seen how fiercely working families are fighting – the teachers, the bus drivers – for good jobs and fair pay, for affordable housing and quality schools. I've seen that we can't just fight for higher wages and campaign finance reform. We need a whole different argument about what kind of America we want to live in. We need to fight the concentration of wealth and power that is choking off our democracy and our economy.
"This week a number of leaders in the Working Families Party struck a deal with Governor Cuomo. I do not support the deal because I believe that New Yorkers deserve much, much more. Because Governor Cuomo's record shows that he is untrustworthy. And because I believe that in democracy you should never let a primary – or power – go uncontested.
"If we are to tackle power, we must first build it among ourselves. I plan to keep working with New Yorkers – and with the Working Families Party – in the months and years ahead to amass this power. This is just the beginning."


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I have both the Remmington .36 (Pietta) and my current favorite '51 Navy is a Uberti. Two different designs . . . two different "feels" to them. I agree with you on the finger space behind the trigger guard on the Remmie over the '51. My '51 has a square back guard - I like the looks of it but to be honest, I much preferred the rounded back trigger guards on the other '51 Navies that I've owned. While I much prefer the '51 Navy - it just feels better in my hand and seems to balance better . . . if I had to choose between the Remmie or the Colt it would be hard . . . both are excellent revolvers.
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text: Monday, March 07, 2016 / Categories: Press Releases, AADR Press Release, Annual Meeting Press Release AADR to Award the 2016 AADR Jack Hein Public Service Award to Harold C. Slavkin Alexandria, Va., USA – The American Association for Dental Research (AADR) has announced Harold C. Slavkin as the 2016 recipient of the AADR Jack Hein Public Service Award. He will be recognized at the Association's 45th Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Los Angeles, Calif., USA, on March 16, 2016, at the Opening Ceremonies. This meeting will be held in conjunction with the 40th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association for Dental Research. Slavkin is a past president of AADR (1993-94), and is currently a professor and dean emeritus at the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry, University of Southern California (USC), Los Angeles, Calif., USA. In 2014, he retired from USC after 46 years on the full-time academic faculty. He served as dean of the dental school from 2000-2008. From 1995-2000, he served as the director of the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) within the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md., USA. One of the major accomplishments of his tenure at NIDCR was the completion of the first Surgeon General's Report to focus exclusively on craniofacial and oral health; Oral Health in America was completed in May 2000. His interests in health care policy, craniofacial genetics and developmental biology, biomaterials, and tissue engineering are reflected in 445 peer-reviewed scientific publications and 75 contributed chapters to various books in biomedical research. Slavkin is a member of the National Academy of Medicine (formerly the Institute of Medicine), a fellow in the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and a member of a number of scientific and dental organizations including the International and American Associations for Dental Research. He is the recipient of numerous awards and honors including the 2016 ADEA Gies Award for Outstanding Vision by a Dental Educator. "AADR is pleased to honor Dr. Harold C. Slavkin for contributions to health care policy and public service," said AADR President Paul Krebsbach. "I applaud him for this achievement and his tireless efforts to advance dental, oral and craniofacial health." The AADR Jack Hein Public Service Award honors individuals who have given exemplary service in the area of public affairs by consistently promoting the interests and activities of oral health research to a wide constituency. About the American Association for Dental Research The American Association for Dental Research (AADR), headquartered in Alexandria, Va., is a nonprofit organization with more than 3,700 members in the United States. Its mission is: (1) to advance research and increase knowledge for the improvement of oral health; (2) to support and represent the oral health research community; and (3) to facilitate the communication and application of research findings. AADR is the largest Division of the International Association for Dental Research (IADR). To learn more about the AADR, visit www.aadr.org. Print 250 Tags: AADR Awards Related articles Exploring Periodontitis in Patients With Chédiak-Higashi Syndrome Medicaid Adult Benefit Linked to Tooth Saving Procedures Salivary Microbiome Imbalance Associated With Obesity Electronic Cigarette Risk-for-Harm to Subgingival Microbiota May be Similar or Greater Than Smoking Study Finds Flossing Associated With Lower Risk of Tooth Loss Over 5 Years and 10 Years


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Google faces the possibility of an antitrust lawsuit in Europe, where the company has a 90 percent monopoly on search. On behalf of the European commission, head of competition policy Joaquin Almunia sent a letter to Google asking them to change their search results and advertising rules or else be taken to court and possibly fined, according to a report by the Guardian.
In the letter, Almunia complained that Google's search results favor its own products, that it copies content from rival sites to display in the search results, that advertisers can't export details of their Google ad campaigns, and that rival advertisers are not allowed to display ads on properties that Google controls. The company has until July 2 to respond.
Google's latest acquisition, Motorola Mobility, is also under investigation by the European commission for antitrust violations for taking Microsoft and Apple to court over patents including 3G and video decoding.
Microsoft also went to court in 1998 for bundling Internet explorer with the Windows operating system, creating an unfair advantage over other browsers. They settled on sharing their application programming interfaces (APIs) with third parties.
Google is setting up a similar situation with Motorola, as Android smartphones come standard with Google's browser, email, and calendar services. Android may account for more than half of smartphone sales worldwide, but given the fanaticism of Apple's iPhone users, they've got plenty of competition on that front.
In the Guardian article, technology editor Charles Arthur rounded up a few expert opinions that get to the crux of the issue, notably this gem from Jeffrey Katz, chief executive of Nextag:
He says the claim, repeatedly made, by Schmidt and other Google executives such as chief executive Larry Page, that the competition is just a click away, is "such a disingenuous statement by billionaires." He said: "Why would the average person do that? Ask them what other search engines exist and they'll fall silent."
Exactly. Here at Social Times we celebrate Internet companies of all shapes and sizes, but if this writer had to choose only one to work with, it would be Google. Google Search is the best thing to happen to writers since the cut and paste function in Microsoft Word. Here's hoping that the latest offerings from Bing and Yahoo! can shake things up.
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Home » Termites » Liquid Termite Control » Adonis 2F Insecticide/Termiticide » All Reviews
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25 of 25 people found this review helpful:
Adonis 2F
By Barb on 01/13/2012
Verified Purchase
Very pleased with website information regarding this product. Free shipping a plus and arrived quickly. The product directions were fairly easy to follow and concentrate easy to work with. No real clean up and no residual odor. I would gladly use this company and product again. Thank you.
17 of 19 people found this review helpful:
By Ken on 04/24/2012
Verified Purchase
I purchased this product to use as a systemic insecticide for several large hibiscus plants here in Orlando. I was tired of weekly spraying for aphids and other assorted pests. This product worked as advertised. I followed the label directions and applied to each shrub as a soil drench and no more pests. I'm also able to enjoy the flowers longer now that I am not spraying them directly with an insecticide. Another great product at a great price from a great company. Thanks DMOPC!!!
15 of 15 people found this review helpful:
How much Adonis 2F to use in a gallon sprayer?
By on 08/17/2013
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In reading the booklet that came along with the quart of product I purchased did not indicate how much Adonis I should use if I am only filling a gallon sprayer. So I called Adonis and spoke to a gentleman who advised me to use 1 tablespoon pere gallon. It worked they are all DEAD. And now my morning glories can smile at me each morning. Thank you to Adonis 2F
15 of 15 people found this review helpful:
Adonis works great on White Flies
By on 08/15/2013
Verified Purchase
I did a spray and a ground soak with Adonis 2F and it solved my White Fly problem. I am ordering more for my neighbors.
15 of 16 people found this review helpful:
Imidicloprid substitute
By Walt on 09/18/2012
Verified Purchase
What's not to like? Same active ingredient & great price over Bayer or the other guys.
7 of 7 people found this review helpful:
White Flies
By David on 09/17/2015
I have tried almost every type of insecticide to battle White Flies, and nothing worked. I ordered your product (Adonis 2F Insecticide/Termiticide) and within 2 days, it cleared up the problem. and as to this day, the White Flies have NOT returned. Thank You! David C
6 of 6 people found this review helpful:
Top Choice
By on 06/16/2013
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Adonis 2F is an effective product for control of termites. It is easy to mix and apply. Would like to see an integrated measurement but at 1/4 the cost of other name brand products, I can't complain. I would buy this again and RECOMMEND IT MOST HIGHLY.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful:
By Jim on 11/02/2015
Works great on white flies on ficus trees.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful:
By Michael on 10/10/2014
Verified Purchase
I used as directed, waiting, waiting, added more, waiting, sorry guys it does not kill whiteflies which is the only reason I purchased it
Expert response:
Adonis 2F, like all systemic insecticides, may take from several weeks to several months to work through the plant, depending on the size of the plant and how much moisture the plant is receiving. While systemics are ultimately a great solution for sucking pests such as whiteflies, for more immediate control you should consider applying a foliar spray such as Talstar P to knock down the existing adults while waiting for the systemic insectide to work through the plant: http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/talstar-talstar-one-p-97.html
4 of 4 people found this review helpful:
Great for White Fly on Florida Ficas trees and hedges.
By John on 04/07/2016
I have been using Adonis 2F on my Ficus hedges for about two years now and it works great. I mix 2oz of Adonis with 5 Gal of water and spread it over the hedge roots 10 Ft length per 5Gal Mix. It last at least 6 months with no White Fly. John in Atlantis Florida
4 of 4 people found this review helpful:
elimination of White Fly
By Don on 05/13/2015
Verified Purchase
This product is the only one that has eliminated my white fly problem
4 of 4 people found this review helpful:
Worked Perfectly
By John on 05/16/2013
Verified Purchase
This is one of those products that just works. I mixed it, poured it on the root zone - done. After about 2-3 weeks, white fly hone from coconut palms and Gumbo-Limbo. Excellent service from DMOPC. Highly recommend both.
4 of 5 people found this review helpful:
White Fly Control on Palm Trees
By on 09/03/2013
Verified Purchase
This product is being used as a systemic - It was applied to the ground surrounding the affected trees. Will probably take 5-6 weeks to determine if it has taken care of the white fly issue. Would have appreciated more feedback on whether others feel this product works on white fly infestations.
3 of 5 people found this review helpful:
Does not kill whiteflies
By Michael on 10/28/2014
Verified Purchase
Bought this product, applied twice as directed and am still Infested with whitflies??? Why? Because it does not work
2 of 2 people found this review helpful:
By Frank on 10/31/2015
I am trying to stop the bark beetle, this is my second year of spraying around my trees (350 digger pines). Waiting for rain to drive it in. Following label instructions. This seems to be working, time will tell.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful:
Algeid Removal
By Van on 04/27/2016
This is the best Insecticide to control wooly algeid in Hemlocks. When used as a systemic insecticide, it will control this pest for several years.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful:
Adonis 2F Kills WhiteFly & Protects from Agave Snout Weevil
By Russell on 12/11/2016
Great product and reasonable price. Follow the directions and you will have the desired results. I have used this for several years now and plan to continue.
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Adonis 2F Just Amazing
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Super-smooth, noirish British mystery from Gilliat and Launder. Sony's own M.O.D. (manufactured on demand) service, the Sony Pictures Choice Collection, has released She Played With Fire (original U.K. title: Fortune is a Woman), the 1957 suspenser starring Jack Hawkins, gorgeous Arlene Dahl, Dennis Price, and Ian Hunter. A solid, typically professional effort from the famous English moviemaking team of Sidney Gilliat and Frank Launder, She Played With Fire should satisfy genre enthusiasts, lovers of 1950s British films, and fans of the lead actors. No extras, unfortunately, for this sharp-looking widescreen black and white transfer.
London insurance investigator Oliver Branwell (newly-minted star Jack Hawkins, a tad overemphatic―should have been a cooler, more cynical turn) has a last-minute Christmas Eve assignment from his firm, Abercrombie & Sons: travel down to Louis Manor and speak with the owner, Tracey Moreton (Dennis Price), about a small fire and the subsequent property damage―including several expensive paintings that were burned. When Branwell is introduced by affable, asthmatic Moreton to his beautiful, sensual wife, Sarah (Arlene Dahl, just right for this kind of role), Branwell is shocked to discover she's his ex-lover from Hong Kong who left him five years ago without a word of explanation. Later, in London on another case, Branwell comes into contact with sexy Vere Litchen (Greta Gynt)...who happens to have the exact same oil painting that was supposedly damaged in Tracey Moreton's fire. By coincidence, Branwell runs into Sarah, and their romance is rekindled. However, when Branwell begins to suspect Moreton's involvement in insurance fraud, a surreptitious trip to Louis Manor finds Tracey dead and the manor engulfed in flames...a fire set with arsonist tricks Branwell told an inquisitive Sarah. Is Sarah a crook, an arsonist, and a murderer? Branwell will have to marry her to find out.
This is the kind of movie that gives the phrase "genre work" a good name. She Played With Fire is not original in theme or plot, nor is it innovative in execution...but it's beautifully polished and assured, and quite satisfying as you watch it. Director (for this project) Sidney Gilliat and producer/co-writer (for this project) Frank Launder, two of the most successful British filmmakers of the mid-20th century with their scripting efforts for works like The Lady Vanishes and Night Train to Munich, as well as their own producing/writing/directing team efforts like I See A Dark Stranger, State Secret, Only Two Can Play, Green For Danger, The Blue Lagoon, and of course the St. Trinian comedies, have such a poised, confident touch in the dialogue and story structure, and in the unaffected direction, that one doesn't notice during the running time that She Played With Fire doesn't really add up to too much in the end. Certainly even the most casual crime enthusiast will at least see where She Played With Fire is going by the midway point...even if they don't quite guess the third and final twist at the end. And anyone looking for continued, overt directorial flourishes in the vein of Hitchcock will be disappointed in Gilliat's ultra-silky but unobtrusive direction.
However, in the hands of lesser talents, material like She Played With Fire, taken from master crime novelist Winston Graham's story (Poldark, Marnie, The Walking Stick), could have come over leaden and clichéd. Co-screenwriter Launder (along with Gilliat and Val Valentine) keeps the plot moving along at a steady, metronome pace (is that why the first shot of the credits is indeed a metronome?), building the suspense expertly as we condemn, absolve, and condemn again Dahl in her participation (or does she?) in the fraud. He gets the details of insurance fraud down pat, achieving a neat transition between Dahl and Gynt's painting trail by showing us a little sideboard vignette of temperamental movie actor Christopher Lee malingering (after getting socked by his wife) and thus triggering a deleterious payoff by the underwriters. I haven't read Graham's book, so I can't say how much of the structure here is his or Launders's, but the noirish narration and flashbacks, a sense of doomed foreshadowing, red herrings, and the assured handling of the multiple end twists, are all quite successfully employed here.
As for Gilliat, his style may be discreet, but he still comes up with some quietly expressionistic moments, such as the opening drive to Louis Manor, which is obsessively repeated two more times in the film, or the weird, unexplained coda to Hawkins' reoccuring dream, where Gilliat dollies in inexorably towards a frankly scary-looking Dahl, smiling enigmatically for the camera―nothing overt or even explained, just...suggestive of something perverse and deadly. And the movie's main raison d'etre―suspense―is created the old-fashioned way: lighting and sound effects in conjunction with beautifully-cut sequences timed for maximum tension (Hawkins' discovery of Price's body in the deserted mansion is a textbook example for creating cinematic trepidation). I would suspect some viewers might label She Played With Fire "old-fashioned," but if "old-fashioned" means this classically entertaining, I'll take it.
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The anamorphically enhanced, 1.78:1 widescreen black and white transfer for She Played With Fire looks quite good, with solid, inky blacks, nice contrast, some expected grain, and a sharp image. Just a few screen anomalies.
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The Dolby Digital English mono audio track is clean, with low hiss and no subtitles or closed-captions available.
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Solid, silky suspense. There's nothing too terribly original about plot or execution of Gilliat's and Launder's She Played With Fire (Fortune is a Woman)...unless you count the seemingly effortless perfectionism of all aspects of this entertaining production. And I do. I'm highly recommending She Played With Fire.


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The Secretary, in consultation with the Bureau of the Census of the Department of Commerce, and the National Center for Native American Studies and Policy Development authorized by Public Law 101–301, shall prepare a report on the need for comprehensive, accurate and periodically updated information on the size and characteristics of the Indian and Alaska Native population throughout the entire United States. This report shall include the need for information, together with the cost of acquiring such information, on the characteristics and need for education, health, housing, job training, and other basic needs of such population, and shall take into consideration the need for this information by Indian tribes and organizations serving Indians in nonreservation areas. The report shall be submitted to the Committee on Indian Affairs of the Senate and the Committee on Natural Resources and the Committee on Education and Labor of the House of Representatives not later than 12 months after October 23, 1992.
Public Law 101–301, referred to in subsec. (b), is Pub. L. 101–301, May 24, 1990, 104 Stat. 206. Section 11 of Pub. L. 101–301, which authorized feasibility study for the establishment of a National Center for Native American Studies and Policy Development, is not classified to the Code. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Tables.
1994—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 103–437 substituted "Committee on Indian" for "Select Committee on Indian" and "Natural Resources" for "Interior and Insular Affairs".
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MORE than 40,000 people from every corner of the UK have registered their interest in becoming volunteers at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.
They have already signed up online, ahead of applications opening next month, with those from Scotland leading the way. About 25,000 potential volunteers from Scotland have registered.
The list is topped by Glasgow, followed by Edinburgh, Paisley, Motherwell, Kilmarnock and Falkirk. There have also been high levels of interest from places outwith the central belt, including Aberdeen, Kirkcaldy and Inverness.
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While the core of the registrations are from Scotland, the legacy of the London 2012 Olympics Games Makers is evident in the figures. More than one-third of those who signed up online are from England.
The volunteering message has reached many across the UK, with interest also noted from people in Wales and Northern Ireland.
Outside of London, Birmingham and Newcastle are the highest-ranking English cities in terms of the numbers registering their interest in volunteering.
Glasgow 2014 is seeking to recruit up to 15,000 volunteers to help deliver the Games.
Interest in Glasgow 2014 from an English audience extends to ticketing, with a rise of about 150% south of the Border in those indicating a wish to buy a ticket at Games time, according to the latest research.
Valerie Mitchell, Glasgow 2014 head of Games workforce, said: "While we launched our campaign with the message that we were seeking Scotland's friendliest faces, it was always our intention to attract people from across the United Kingdom.
"We are delighted the awareness of the many opportunities to volunteer at the Games has clearly extended well beyond Scotland and right across Britain.
"We have always emphasised that we cannot provide travel or accommodation expenses, so it shows the level of commitment and interest in volunteering.
"That the core of our registrations were from Scotland is also encouraging as it shows the desire of the people in this country to put on a show and help to deliver a successful Games."
Almost one-quarter of a million people applied to be Games Makers for the London Olympics, from which a final 70,000 were selected to carry out countless vital tasks which made the Games possible.
Successful applicants attended three training sessions to make sure they were prepared for their roles and also took part in a series of test events.
Almost half of those appointed had never volunteered before and all were given the chance to complete a customer service qualification as part of their role.
The volunteers received high praise from politicians and officials around the UK for their part in making the Olympics possible, with London organising committee chairman Sebastian Coe claiming they embodied the values of the Games.
Speaking after the Olympics, Lord Coe said: "As well as the best athletes, we had the best volunteers, our Games Makers, who dedicated themselves to doing something positive for the world's athletes, for their country, and for the world.
"Our volunteers have been complete stars – the face of our Games – welcoming visitors with a smile and sending them on their way with a smile.
"Our Games makers have the right to say 'I made London 2012.' They did."
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Kardinal Offishall Interview
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If he isn't already, rapper Kardinal Offishall is about to become the most successful Canadian-born hip-hop artist in America. Having rocked a mic on a mainstream level the past eight plus years in his native Toronto, Canada, Offishall will release his first domestically distributed project, "Not 4 Sale," this summer.
After dropping several albums under several different labels since 2000, the six-foot-four Offishall hooked up with Akon in '05. Following the release of Akon's debut project, "Trouble," the rapper was offered a recording contract with KonLive and distribution through Interscope. Knowing the two artists had an undeniable chemistry, Kardinal accepted Kon's offer, thus paving the way for his forthcoming LP.
In an exclusive interview with DJBooth's DJ "Z," Kardinal steps inside the booth to talk about growing up as a gifted child, working with Akon on his new project, why Toronto has the most "Dangerous" women, and how a career with DJBooth.net could have been his future.
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DJ Booth: What's goin' on y'all? It's your boy "Z," doin' it real big, and joining me inside the DJ Booth is a veteran of the rap game who, for the past twenty-plus years, has been performing, recording, and ruling the underground scene. But underground no more, a native of Toronto, Canada, please welcome another member of the Konvict Music family, Kardinal Offishall – how you doin', my friend?
Kardinal Offishall: Hoo, yeah! Everything is good to go over here. I wouldn't quite say twenty years – that's a long ass time – but I've definitely been rockin' for a minute, so big ups to everybody who's been rockin' for me. Can we curse on this program?
DJ Booth: Yes, you can.
Kardinal Offishall: All right, good.
DJ Booth: Would you say, though, that when you were born, you knew right away – I'm talkin' straight out the womb – that you were gonna be musically involved?
Kardinal Offishall: Nah… but according to what Moms and the fam' told me, I was always somewhat of a serious kid. Like, they used to call me "Little Man," because I was a lot more advanced than my age. My mom, she used to work for the Board of Education, before I started school I used to get homeschooling, and apparently from the time I was in the first grade I had a grade-five reading level, and stuff like that. So my family always knew that I was meant to be more than your average kid.
DJ Booth: When we featured your new single with Akon, Dangerous, readers and members of our site commented on how much they loved this quote unquote "new artist," but little did they know, you've been in the game for quite some time. I said twenty years, you said less than that – we'll meet halfway. Start off, give everybody a brief history lesson on your hip hop past.
Kardinal Offishall: I started when I was really a little kid, so maybe that's why. It's fair to say that I've been doin' it for a minute, but not like heavy, heavy, heavy, heavy in the public. I'd say that's maybe like ten to twelve years. The first foot that I got in the game was signing to MCA back in 2000. That was really my first taste of the big leagues. But we came up when that whole independent movement was going on – if you want to call it the Fat Beats Era, you know what I'm sayin', when people used to ship their 12-inches all around the world. And we literally had to carry our 12-inch everywhere with us, as young kids. That's when I really first started doin' it. But, yeah, I was signed to MCA in 2000, and then from that the ride has just been amazing. I got to work with some of the best artists in the world, everybody from Akon to Pharrell, to Timbaland, and not just artists that are in North America, but to work with artists all over the world. Pretty much since 2000, I've been doin' my thing with my team.
DJ Booth: All right, so, eight-plus years. At this point, you have hooked up with Akon, he got you a deal – how did that take place?
Kardinal Offishall: Back in I think '05. I had done a deal with EMI/Virgin Music Canada. Just a little one-off deal – I wanted to definitely satisfy the hunger that the home team, Canada had. At the time, I hadn't put out an album in a little bit. And we started doing, just a bunch of different things like we always do around the world. My philosophy has always been, "Independent hustle with major-label muscle," you see what I'm sayin'? We had interest from a few people at the time – you know, Jay-Z and the whole Roc La Familia had shown some interest, and at the exact same time is when Akon also had shown some interest. At that time, we did a joint together called Kill The Dance, that was on the re-release for his first album, and we had sold a bunch of units internationally, and formed a good chemistry. Really just on a man-to-man level, we definitely vibed. I think our work ethic is the same, we both are capable of producing, capable of writing, him moreso than me singing when he needs to, but we definitely have a lot of different things that we connected on, and we definitely saw eye-to-eye in how we wanted the project to progress. So it was a perfect time for the whole thing to go down.
DJ Booth: Well, this has all led up, of course, to your Kon Live/Interscope debut, which is going to be released this summer. It's entitled Not 4 Sale. So Kardinal, who or what is Not 4 Sale?
Kardinal Offishall: Not 4 Sale is, to me, all the best things that I love about hip hop music, interpreted by myself. There's music with myself and The Clipse. I don't know, for all y'all who are not familiar with J Davey, they're an amazing band that kind of combines hip hop with R&B with punk, they're out of Cali. Also, a part of my Black Jays family, Ms. Estelle, she's on John Legend's Home School label through Atlantic, she's on the joint, and me and her did a song that was produced by Akon on the album. Obviously Akon, T-Pain, but we even stretched as far as doin' a joint with the Pussycat Dolls. This album is, I think, filling a void, or filling a gap in creativity that we need in hip hop. And people always say, "Instead of just complaining or talking about what you think hip hop is lacking, why don't you aggressively go and try and rectify the situation?" and that's what I'm doing.
DJ Booth: Well, as we both know, actions do speak louder than words, so I hope everything you're telling me really does come to fruition this year. Let's move back for a second and talk about the new single. I love it, everyone loves it, it's called Dangerous. On the hook, Akon sings, "I've seen this type before/ She's so dangerous/ She's a bad girl." I'm sure all your lady fans want to know, do you like your women dangerous, or does this type of lady throw up that bright neon symbol that says, "Stay away from me?"
Kardinal Offishall: [laughter] The thing about it is, bein' in this music game, there's a few different ways you can look at it: you can look at it where you see that chick and you're like, "Yow! That chick is dangerous!" just by how she looks. But by the same token, that same chick with all them dangerous looks can definitely spell out danger if you're not on your game. And I'm not talkin' that player, pimp game type stuff; I've seen a lot of cats get taken for money, unwanted pregnancies – all kind of crazy stuff, all kind of extortion situations. You really gotta be mindful of some of those chicks. And that's the dope thing about the video we just shot in Miami the other day – big ups to Gil Green. It looks crazy, and it should be out within the next week or two.
DJ Booth: Being that you are in the limelight as a recording artist, not just nationally but internationally, do you feel that you more than just your average Joe has to be careful for these quote unquote "dangerous women," because they know you do have the fame, and they know you do have the bank account?
Kardinal Offishall: It's just like being in the mix for a minute, you kinda know what's up. And I don't let myself all into danger, no pun intended. I kinda carry myself a different way, and I got a good woman. So if you ask a lot of artists that have traveled the world, Toronto has the most dangerous women on Earth. And that's what brings a lot of artists here. Don't get it twisted – you ask a lot of artists, they love to come to Toronto, because of the women that we have here. So we know all about dangerous women in T-Dot – trust me.
DJ Booth: Okay, well then I definitely need to schedule a vacation north of the border very soon.
Kardinal Offishall: You definitely do. Caribana is the best time – the first weekend in August, over a million people come to the city every year, it's the biggest parade in North America. You need to come through to Caribana and see what we got to offer – it's not just talk.
DJ Booth: No, I believe it. We've already established that you're going to stray away from the dangerous girls, but I wanna know who you did not stray away from when you were working on this album. Talk about some of the producers, other than Akon, who you worked with on, Not 4 Sale.
Kardinal Offishall: Some of the producers we dealt with, obviously myself, 'cause I produced a few joints on there, Nottz, from Norfolk, Virginia – to me, the most underrated hip hop producer in the game right now – my friend Jake One from the Bay area, he produced a crazy joint called Digital Motown with myself and J Davey. Also Exile, from L.A., he's the one that produced the joint Graveyard Shift, and Exile, he's produced for Mobb Deep and G-Unit. And we also have quote unquote "international producers," we got Supa Dups from Black Chiney. We even went all the way to London; we got a dude by the name of Alex the Kid, and he produced a joint called, I'm Going In. So there is an array of producers on here, but everybody that I worked with definitely added their own element, their own piece to the puzzle.
DJ Booth: It sounds like what you have is really going to be an international flair. When people listen to music and they know that it's coming from a Canadian artist, do you think that they stereotypically believe that it has a traditional East Coast sound only?
Kardinal Offishall: Well, except for those heads that's really out there diggin' to find out what artists from my neck of the woods are all about, I don't think that we have, internationally, a reputation for a tight sound. I think, if it was to lean towards one genre, it would probably tend to be East Coast, but again, that's probably just because of proximity, how close we are to New York and Boston and all the rest of that stuff – that's just an hour flight.
DJ Booth: Besides yourself, there are a lot of other Canadian rappers who have been doin' the damn thing for a long time. Two in particular that I'm familiar with: k-os and K'naan. Why do you think it's been so hard for Canadian rappers to see major success in the United States when you're directly above us?
Kardinal Offishall: You know what it is? Honestly, it doesn't really matter if you're from Canada, if you're from London, if you're from Germany, or wherever; if you're tryin' to break into the U.S. market a lot of times you have to have a respect for how things operate. And some Canadian artists see great success in Canada, but they're not able to translate that to down south where they may not be able to relate off the top to our experiences that we go through here in Toronto. I think a lot of the time it's something that you have to have, whether it's me coming from Toronto, trying to break in the States, or if I'm tryin' to go over to Germany or tryin' to go to London, really, the place in which you go to you have to have a respect for how people get down over there. And in the States, we definitely have to work a lot harder, in a different way. Sometimes people don't know just quite how to adjust and how to fit in. But my whole thing actually has always been not to fit in but to blend out. For me that's actually how a lot of eyes open up for me, 'cause they're like, "Yo, who's that crazy six-foot-four guy jumpin' and sweatin' his ass off on stage and gettin' crazy?" "Who's this guy that's rockin' with Busta, who's rockin' with 50 – who is that guy?" That's how I've been able to do it; I've just been able to be myself. At the same time, I see how colleagues get down in the States.
DJ Booth: Well, your refusal to be a carbon copy of the typical rapper definitely is important, especially moving forward in this new pursuit. We discussed in the pre-interview, like myself, you actually studied communications. Let's say you were to walk away from music at any point, for whatever reason. Would you be happy pursuing a job either in the media world, or just a job, period, outside of music?
Kardinal Offishall: Well, I definitely have to have a job where I'm able to express myself. Radio, you know, unless you work yourself up to I guess a certain level, whether you're a Felli Fel or a G-Spin from Boston or a Funkmaster Flex, it's not as lucrative as some other jobs, but the thing is, I would definitely love to be able to express myself, and offer opinions. Anything is possible as long as you keep God first, and you really, really try and do the damn thing.
DJ Booth: Well, you were clearly put on this Earth to broadcast your insight and your knowledge, and I know that while I cannot rap at all – you can – but as you just said, if you could put your mind to it you could do radio or anything else. So, let's switch roles here and have some fun. You're now going to be the interviewer, I am now the interviewee. Your turn to ask me a question, Kardinal. I'm ready – let's go.
Kardinal Offishall: Wow, okay, all right. My man, Z, I know that you've been in this for a minute, and you've come across a lot of different artists. If there was something that an artist always talks about that you hate, what would be the number one thing that you would not allow for another rapper to say in an interview?
DJ Booth: I never want another rapper ever in an interview to tell me about how big his bank account is, or how much money he flaunts, or what he's driving, or how much his necklace cost, or what he paid for his girl's birthday; I don't wanna hear about any of that, because you should be doin' music because you love it, and, because you love it, it's gonna translate into dollars. The difference between those two is very clear, and I'm sure you would agree, my friend.
Kardinal Offishall: Mm-hm. What would you say, in a day where it just seems like not only the artistry but also the fans, are revolving around controversy, what would you say to those people that still believe that music should be the catalyst for everything?
DJ Booth: What I would do is, I would have them purchase a calender, and on that calender I would have them circle June 24th, and I would let them know that my man Kardinal's got a brand new album, it's called Not 4 Sale. If they're thinking the music industry is one way, they really have no idea until they pick up a copy. Did I answer your question correctly?
Kardinal Offishall: You answered it precisely, and sometimes I wish I could be that clever when I answer questions.
DJ Booth: My pleasure. Why don't you go ahead and give everybody – your fans, my listeners – a website or a MySpace page, so they can find out more about what you go going on.
Kardinal Offishall: Definitely go to kardinaloffishall.com. That will lead you anywhere you need to go, anything that you're looking at, that is the page that kinda jumps off to everything. This album right here, Not 4 Sale, is definitely my attempt at tryin' to make a classic album that can last over time.
DJ Booth: That is a promise I know you are going to keep my friend. I thank you so much for taking the time to join me inside the DJ Booth, and as always, I wish you nothing but the best of luck.
Kardinal Offishall: Any time you need me, you already know what it is.


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Battlestar Galactica Review
October 26, 2007 - The re-imagined Battlestar Galactica TV series is deep, complex, funny, and moving. Strange, then, that Sierra thought the best digital translation of the show would be a light, simple shooter that can be breezed through in about an hour and a half. It might be easy to disregard this as a cheap cash-in, but that's not entirely true. There is fun to be had with Battlestar Galactica, but it is short-lived.
XBLA Hump Day: Battlestar, Exit
October 22, 2007 - This week on the Xbox Live Arcade, Battlestar Galactica is landing and Exit is making an entrance. The two titles constitute a one-two punch of space combat and stylish puzzling.
Battlestar Galactica Update
October 10, 2007 - At first glance, Battlestar Galactica on the Xbox Live Arcade resembles Wing Commander Arena, which was released earlier this year, what with its space combat relegated to a 2D plane in a 3D environment. We are happy to report that after spending a bit of time with Battlestar, it is a much, much more enjoyable experience than that poor excuse for a Wing Commander game.
GC 2007: Battlestar Galactica Multiplayer Hands-on
August 21, 2007 - At this year's E3, IGN got to blast those lovable Cylons to bits in the singleplayer mode of the upcoming Xbox Live Arcade and PC downloadable title, Battlestar Galactica. We've just returned from Sierra Gamer's Week, where we took to the depths of intergalactic space in a spot of multiplayer mayhem.
E3 2007: Battlestar Galactica Hands-On
July 12, 2007 - Humanity battles for its future in this arcade-style shooter.
E3 2007: Sierra Preps Three for XBLA
July 10, 2007 - Today, Sierra Online announced three new games headed for Xbox Live Arcade and PC. Switchball, Commanders: Attack!, and Battlestar Galactica are all heading to PC and Xbox Live by year's end.
The Big E3 List: 2007 Edition
June 1, 2007 - E3 died last year. Booth Babes cried, fanboys screamed and anyone who had ever attended the buffet of blasting stereos and bloated neon breathed a sigh of relief. Then, "The Show" rose again.
Auran talks Gamecock
February 12, 2007 - IGN spoke with Tony Hilliam, CEO at Auran Studios in Brisbane, about their partnership with the amusingly-named Gamecock - the rebirth of GOD Games. Moreover, we also took the opportunity to get a little progress report on Fury and dig a little deeper into their breakout Xbox Live Arcade title based on the Battlestar Galactica franchise.
Battlestar Galactica Seeking Refuge on XBLA
February 9, 2007 - Today Sierra Online, a division of Vivendi, announced it is bringing the hit sci-fi show Battlestar Galactica to the Xbox Live Arcade this fall. Fans can hone their Cylon-detecting skills with Galactica gear like Gamer Pics and Themepacks available on the Xbox Live Marketplace starting today.
Vivendi Partners with Psychonauts, Riddick Devs
August 31, 2006 - Along these lines, Gamasutra recently noted that an otherwise-buried SEC filing from Vivendi Games offers several tantalizing tidbits, not the least of which is a partnership between the publisher and Tim Schafer's Double Fine Productions, the minds behind the acclaimed (and hilarious) Psychonauts.


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JACK's Inside Track: Barenaked LadiesWhat?? Public nudity ISN'T encouraged AND Steven Page isn't in the band anymore?!?
Soundgarden To Rock Mpls. In Feb. 2013Soundgarden's Winter 2013 North American tour will make a stop at the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis on Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013.
Florence + the Machine coming to the State Theatre!


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Report: California Crime Victims' Voices
Who are crime victims in California? How does crime impact them and their thinking? What are their unmet needs – and experience with victim services? We explore these questions and more in a report that includes the first survey data from California crime victims. Read the report.
Click here for our press release on the report and its key findings, some of which are summarized below.
Why the Report?
Historically, there has been a lack of data on who California's crime victims are, what they need to recover from crime and their opinions about our state's justice priorities.
To begin filling this gap, we commissioned the first-ever survey of California crime victims. In April 2013, David Binder Research polled more than 2,600 Californians who were broadly representative of California's population with respect to race, ethnicity, age and gender.
Of those, 500 identified as having been a victim of crime in the last five years, and these respondents answered 61 questions regarding their experiences and perspectives. This report describes the findings of this survey and points to opportunities for further research and reforms to improve victim recovery.
Among the findings, it may be surprising to some that California victims – even when profoundly impacted by their experience with crime – overwhelmingly favor a system that focuses on rehabilitation rather than incarceration.
Survey findings reflect a different perspective than commonly understood about the views of California crime victims. These views are not always reflected accurately in the media or around state policy tables.
The following are some of the key findings:
- One in five Californians has been a victim of crime in the last five years. Half of these acknowledge being a victim of a violent crime.
- Two in three victims have been victims of multiple crimes in the past five years. African Americans and Latinos are more likely to have been victims of three or more crimes in the past five years.
- Victims of violent crime are more likely to be low-income, young (especially under 30), and Latino or African American.
- Two in three crime victims report experiencing anxiety, stress, and difficulty with sleeping, relationships or work. Half of these felt that it takes more than six months to recover from these experiences.
- Four of the five services available to crime victims tested – including assistance with accessing victims' compensation and navigating the criminal justice process – were unknown to the majority of victims. Of those who had used the services, nearly half found them difficult to access.
- When asked about California's rates of incarceration, more victims say that we send "too many" people to prison than "too few."
- Victims want a focus on supervised probation and rehabilitation by a two-to-one margin over prisons and jails.
- Victims prefer investments in mental health and drug treatments by a three-to-one margin over incarceration.
- Three in four victims believe that prisons either make inmates better at committing crimes or have no impact at all. Only a small minority believes that prisons rehabilitate people.
- Sixty-five percent of victims support Governor Brown's Public Safety Realignment law that, in 2011, shifted responsibility and funding for people convicted of nonviolent, non-serious offenses from the state to counties.


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Community Reporting Didn't Add Up
Memo to correspondent Jana Fowler and whoever edited her story. Your headline reads: "Community Credit Union Members Overwhelmingly Vote in Favor of Conversion, ...." I'm sorry, I'm a little slow, so please help me here -36,000 members (20% of 177,000) voted; 25,560 votes were in favor of conversion (14.4% of their 177,000 members, 71% of the 36,000 votes cast); and these 25,560 votes constitute an "overwhelming" majority of Community Credit Union's members? Talk about "media hype"!! Looks to me like the "overwhelming majority" of Community Credit Union's members (86.6%) didn't vote. Tell me, do you moonlight for the Washington Post? Your lead statement says: "Community Credit Union's members have spoken and they are strongly in favor of converting to a bank." Clearly the majority of members who voted were in favor of conversion, but that is not what you state. I am a long-time reader and supporter of Credit Union Times, and I'm used to clear, concise, accurate, data-filled reporting. You gave us the data, Jana, then stated totally erroneous conclusions; shame on you. Chris Lindelof President/CEO Shell FCU Deer Park, Texas


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Upscale department store operator Nordstrom Inc. said Thursday that its affluent shoppers continued to spend in the fourth quarter and its profit rose 1.7 percent from a year earlier.
And the important retail metric of revenue at stores open at least a year climbed 7.1 percent.
But investors were disappointed in the company's earnings outlook for the current year, and Nordstrom shares slid following the after-hours report.
Nordstrom said it earned $236 million, or $1.11 per share, in the quarter that ended Jan. 28. That's up from $232 million, or $1.04 per share, a year earlier. Its revenue, excluding its credit card business, rose 12.5 percent to $3.17 billion from $2.82 billion.
The results roughly met analysts' average forecast. They expected $1.10 per share on revenue of $3.17 billion, according to FactSet.
The shares fell $1.40, or 2.7 percent, to $50.78 after hours, having closed up 2.3 percent at $52.18.
Like many luxury stores, Nordstrom has seen its sales rebound since late 2009 as well-heeled shoppers have become more comfortable with spending, despite volatility in the stock market.
Nordstrom also has worked hard to make it easier to shop. It has fused its online and in-store inventory systems so shoppers can find out online what's in stock at any given store in the chain.
The company also added Wi-Fi access for shoppers at all of its full-line department stores. And in September, Nordstrom began offering free shipping on most items without any minimum purchase. Shoppers previously had to spend at least $200 to qualify for free shipping.
Nordstrom said it expects revenue at its stores open at least a year to rise 4 percent to 6 percent in the current full fiscal year, and it expects to earn $3.30 to $3.45 per share.
Analysts were forecasting adjusted earnings of $3.59 per share for the year, according to FactSet.
The department store chain is based in Seattle.


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Top Reasons to Live in Caldwell, Idaho
- Beautiful scenery! Unlike southern Idaho, Caldwell is covered with greenery and trees. In the sky, along the horizon you will see the Rocky Mountains. Be sure to visit the Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge on Lake Lowell and Luby Park for some of the best views. You may spot some of the area's rare birds like the white-throated sparrow, nesting raptors, bald eagles, golden eagles or kingfishers,


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Friday, October 12, 2007
Brave New Supermarket
…Merry Olde England! They have developed so-called "intelligent" shopping carts that tell you when you are piling in too much junk food.
…One aspect, touch screen computers mounted on carts to give nutritional advice, has been test-driven in the US, too.
…The little devils peek at barcodes and start spewing advice.
…One industry exec said shoppers want barcode readers to calculate nutritional content and tell them when they have blown their caloric budget.
…Maybe the former. The latter is a skinny person's job.
…They checked. A third of those surveyed wanted the computer on there.
…Can't you just see Mom with three screeching tots lobbying for Cocoa Puffs and some mechanical voice going, "Surgary cereal violation on Aisle 3, sugary cereal violation on Aisle 3."
…Technology buffs? Leave us alone, why don't you?
…And your puny little idea that having the nutritional info on the computer would save trees because labels could be smaller…please do bite HA.
…We may throw a bottle of booze or a PopTart in our cart, but we are not stupid!
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- twobuyfour said...
Here's to using your own brain when you shop! Mom always said All things in moderation. Think of the riot your cart would make if you went to the store specifically to stock up before a kid's birthday party or football game tailgate party!
- Star Lawrence said...
Hee hee. Yes, I laffed out loud. What a cliche...but I did. Sometimes I look at my items on the counter--paper towels, maccycheese, wine,fried chicken and think--yeah, I am a real health nut. The last thing I need is my cart blatting about it. (Yes, other times, I have lettuce in there, maybe even broccoli, etc.)
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A Happy Warrior Passes: Ralph J. Martin, DC, PhC, ND 1904-1994
By Joseph Keating Jr., PhD and Robert Dishman, DC, MARalph J. Martin, DC, ND, died on Monday, January 7, 1994 at the age of 89. Dr. Martin was very well known to an earlier generation of chiropractors, and is remembered among many DCs today for his academic leadership, political astuteness, his prolific publications, including his text on Neurovascular Dynamics1, and his many lectures on physiotherapy and Bennett technique. He is survived by his wife, Helen, and several children.
Ralph Martin began his chiropractic odyssey in 1935, when he attended a lecture on "Position Technique" given by his brother, Miles Martin. In the same year he attended classes at Homer J. Beatty, DC's University of Natural Healing Arts in Denver. In September, 1936 he enrolled at the College of Chiropractic Physicians & Surgeons, one of the major root institutions of today's Los Angeles College of Chiropractic (LACC). The school had changed its name to Southern California College of Chiropractic by the time Ralph graduated in the class of 1938-39. Wolf Adler, DO, DC, ND, LLB, was Dean of SCCC at that time, and Clifford Eacrett, DC, ND, had only recently replaced Rangnar Bertheau, DC, ND, as president of the institution. Drs. George Haynes and Henry Higley had not yet joined the SCCC faculty; they were still teaching at their alma mater, the nearby Ratledge College of Chiropractic, and were preparing a text on chemistry for chiropractic students.
Dr. Martin received his California license to practice chiropractic on February 12, 1939, and took postgraduate course work at SCCC. By 1940 he was awarded the PhC and had joined the faculty at SCCC; in 1941 he earned the ND degree and began to teach naturopathy at the College of Naturopathic Physicians & Surgeons, sister institution to the SCCC. When the United States entered the Second World War following the attack on Pearl Harbor, Dr. Martin had entered private practice; he took a wartime second job with the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation in Burbank. Dr. Martin collaborated with Henry Higley, DC, MS and Dan Nash, DC to defeat the California Medical Association's 1942 effort to have the electorate approve a basic science law in the state. The chiropractors' campaign is recalled as the first time since the 1922 passage of the Chiropractic Act that straights and mixers in the state had truly pulled together for a common purpose. The chiropractors won a resounding victory, defeating the medical trust by a 2-1 margin. The victory was due in no small measure to Dr. Martin's tireless activities; he would recall in later years2 that the chiropractic lobby enjoyed considerable clout in Sacramento for the next ten years as a result of the voters' stunning rejection of the basic science proposal.
Ralph Martin was asked to take over as president of the SCCC in 1945. The war had taken a heavy toll on student enrollment, and on his first day in office the county sheriff appeared to close the school for outstanding debts. Dr. Martin paid the officer $1,000 of his own funds and assured the student body that they would be able to graduate and that the college would survive.2 His contribution was but one in a long series of personal sacrifices he would make for chiropractic.
As president of a college affiliated with the National Chiropractic Association (NCA), Dr. Martin was soon involved in John Nugent, DC's nationwide campaign to upgrade education in the profession.3 The NCA, immediate predecessor of today's American Chiropractic Association (ACA), had appointed Nugent its first director of education in 1941, and Nugent sought to merge smaller proprietary schools into larger, financially viable, non-profit, and professionally controlled institutions. For this he would earn the wrath of many adherents to short-course instruction, including B.J. Palmer, who labeled Nugent the "Antichrist" of chiropractic.4 Despite significant criticism, Dr. Martin joined with Nugent in seeking to merge SCCC, then perhaps the only non-profit chiropractic College in California, with the larger, for profit LACC. In the same year that Nugent and the NCA created the NCA Council on Education (immediate forerunner of today's Council on Chiropractic Education), Martin, Nugent, and attorney C.P. VonHerzen created the non-profit California Chiropractic Educational Foundation (CCEF), which would serve as a holding corporation for SCCC and LACC. Dr. Martin served as the first chairman of the board of the CCEF as well as president of SCCC, and with funds received from the state branch of the Chiropractic Research Foundation (predecessor of today's FCER/Foundation for Chiropractic Education and Research), commenced negotiations for the purchase of LACC.
On May 8, 1947 negotiations between Dr. Martin and Wilma Churchill Wood, DC, ND, owner of LACC, were completed, and LACC was merged with the SCCC as a non-profit institution. Ralph Martin was named the first president of the new school, and appointed Benedict Lupica, DC, MA, as academic dean. Lupica was soon replaced by Raymond Houser, DC, ND, former administrator and faculty member at the National College of Chiropractic. George Haynes, DC, ND, MA, was appointed assistant dean of academic affairs in 1950.5 Dr. Martin was soon engaged in a search for a larger space to house the expanded facilities and student body. The result of this search was the LACC's Glendale campus, which faculty members of that time would recall as thrilling:
...The period of those years between 1948 and 1952 were especially rewarding because of the physical and academic transformation the college was subjected to. Everybody was busy, schedules were reorganized, subjects were revised and improved, and a system of audiovisual methods were added to aid in the teaching procedures ... It was exciting, interesting, gratifying! ... And then came Glendale! It was quite a change to leave the smaller classrooms as they were on Venice Boulevard and Ninth and Union Street in Los Angeles to move up to the beautiful premises on Broadway in Glendale. No one complained. All of us were thrilled and happy!6However, Dr. Martin, who as school president had "put in a tremendous amount of effort to secure non-profit status" for the CCEF and LACC,2 was appalled at the trustees' decision to pay movie maker Cecil B. DeMille's taxes on the Glendale property; the Hollywood mogul held the mortgage on the new campus. He resigned his presidency in protest in 1951, and was immediately appointed to the Committee on Accreditation of the NCA Council on Education, a position he would hold until 1960. He also served on the NCA's Council on Physiotherapy, and would excel as a visionary and hard worker on behalf of education and research (e.g., 7-17). In 1962, LACC chief administrator George Haynes asked Dr. Martin to "activate the alumni for a fund raising campaign" in order to pay off the mortgage on the LACC campus. It would take Drs. Martin, Haynes, and the college another 12 years to complete this task, and to finally realize the tax benefit of their non-profit status. Dr. Martin also returned to teaching at LACC during the 1960s and served as delegate for Southern California to the NCA. In 1963-64 he played a significant role in drafting the by-laws of the ACA, which was formed through the merger of the NCA and a splinter group from the International Chiropractors Association.18
In 1968, Ralph Martin was elected to the Board of Governors of the ACA for District 7 (including California, Nevada, and Hawaii), and served in this capacity through 1972. He served concurrently on the board of trustees of the FCER, "which is the funding arm of the ACA for all activities requiring special funding support."2 Beginning in 1972 Dr. Martin was chairman of the board of the CCEF; he left this post when, in his words, "the board was taken over by a combination of 'straights' and orthopedists' with restrictive concepts of chiropractic."2 His success in helping to improve the LACC's finances gave Dr. Haynes the room he needed to complete the CCE's final push for recognition by the U.S. Office of Education in 1974.
In his twilight years Ralph Martin occupied his time teaching and writing about the reflex concepts of Terrence J. Bennett, DC.1 In his mid-80s he suffered a stroke that paralyzed him on one side, but credited his recovery to his understanding of the nuances of the vascular disorder and his self-application of neurovascular dynamics.19
Ralph Martin was an exceptional individual. Fierce in his commitment to chiropractic and drugless healing, he was also an extremely gregarious person. His energy seemed boundless and his enthusiasm was contagious. He was eccentric and articulate, concerned but optomistic, a stalwart pioneer for freedom of choice in American health care. He will be dearly missed by those who new him, remembered for his many contributions to the profession, and perhaps an unknown benefactor to the thousands of chiropractic students who have followed in his footsteps. This happy warrior has gone to his reward.
Joseph C. Keating Jr., PhD
Portland, Oregon
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SOUTH SALT LAKE — One week after two separate LDS church buildings suffered damages in fires police believe were started intentionally, the future of the two buildings remains undecided.
According to documents filed in 3rd District Court, Patrick Ehat, 26, spread some kind of "ignitable liquid accelerant" on the sacrament table, podium, organ and piano in the chapel of an LDS Church building at 3219 S. 300 East, in South Salt Lake, early on Oct. 30. Later that same day, a second fire was discovered at another LDS Church building, located at 2702 S. Main, after a similar liquid was used to ignite the fire on a couch inside.
The building on 300 East sustained damages "well over a million dollars," South Salt Lake Fire Chief Steve Foote said. He said it is up to the LDS Church, which owns the building, to decide what to do next.
"The question is, and it's their call to make, is do we repair or do we rebuild?" Foote said. "As a city we'll stand behind any decision they make, but we need to decide sooner than later."
He said the decision-making process is ongoing, but that the church will call in a consultant to help them review the damage and give guidance as to the best course of action. He called the fires a "sad event" that left many without a place of worship.
"It doesn't impact us as a city but it does affect us as a community because the members of these churches have to go elsewhere," Foote said. "We as a city want to put forth our best efforts so when they decide, we stand at the ready to help them in any way we can. And we would do that for anybody."
The fire department will not make any determination as to whether the building should be condemned. Their role will simply be to ensure that whatever happens, the building meets fire code.
"The building was built in the '70s," he said. "If they choose to repair they're going to have to follow today's guidelines, fire code, building code. They just have to decide what's going to be best for the structure long-term."Comment on this story
Foote says the damage is "substantial," especially inside the building. He attributed this to the fact that the fire was extremely hot. He said that the fire at the second building was less so, leading to damages that were primarily cosmetic, such as water and smoke damage.
"The damages are less severe, but they're still in the hundreds of thousands of dollars," he said.
Both buildings have been fenced off and are only open to those who are authorized to enter.
Ehat, who is a member of the LDS faith, apparently told police he torched the buildings because he "believed the LDS Church had lied to him," charging documents state.
He is currently being held in the Salt Lake County Jail on $500,000 bail.
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