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treba znati I primenjivati…sve imamo samo ne umemo the koristimo…
yes I can see it on my hand ).
yes I can see it on my hand ).
Sad that many are skeptic about the power of energy and vibrations. We are a universe within thyself.
Sad that many are skeptic about the power of energy and vibrations. We are a universe within thyself.
thank you
Bullshit. Shame on myscienceacademy for posting this. Kirilian photogrampy has been disproved as a diagnostic technique for decades. Wikipedia:" in the 1970s, Romania had 14,000 state-sponsored scientists working on the technique". Result: Nothing It's based on the interaction between moisture, the body, and a high voltage source.
You sir fail. The physics that governs sub atomic particles and their satelites raises huge questions about the interactions between our bodies atomic structures and the structures of everything around us. The "theory of entanglement" is being put into use. Theories either prove wrong or right, unless you've proven it wrong yourself of have a more solid debate than a wiki quote refering to the 1970's. People once thought and still think the world is flat and at the center of the universe.. we learn alot in short time spans.
bullshit is what you said
prove it.
sorry, I was posting in reply to that wiseass above you. it got posted wrong. my friend has an aura camera, its an amazingly interesting tool, upset people turn up red, spiritual people or meditating turn up purple….. to have someone dissmiss it as an interaction between moisture and electricity just makes me feel sorry for that misinformed person
I agree, i like it how the eastern and the early americans knew that the earth was round except western civilization, left brain thinking is what i call it, that or im a witch
You are right Master Tyler E. Brundige, I should not just quote a Wikireference and discount all of those studies in the 70s, although given that nothing concrete has come from this technique since its inception in 1939 is somewhat telling. A search on pubmed (the largest and most widely used database of peer-reviewed scientific and medical articles), does indeed bring up some references to kirilian photography. Some are in Russian, so unfortunately, I cannot comment on them. There are a few in English although they are somewhat odd journals (e.g. Complement Ther Nurs Midwifery, Nursing times) and not a single article in a mainstream journal (which is probably a bonus to the many magical thinkers out there who think science is out to cover up such things). The articles with positive results are in Russian, and some do suggest that the technique may have some positive diagnostic uses (nothing about aura's though), but many articles provide evidence that discredits the technique. Here are the links….
Here are some more references from people who have done the due diligence.
If interested, take the time to at least peruse these items written by people far more educated in this topic than I am. I won't say that the conclusion is foregone – there is some evidence for the technique as a diagnostic, although if it's anything more than measuring how much your hands are sweating (indicator of a stress response and potentially disease) is unclear to me. On the other hand, interpreting these results as a window into an 'aura' (as suggested by the linked video) is magical thinking and utter bullshit. -
Yeah me too Ste, i do believe the heart is a healer but not what it says on this tin really. "Aura's" i don't think you need to be plugged in to see it, i do believe that good vibrations heal but this looks like something a kids made and told his friends to have a play with. They don't fully understand what it does and nothing concrete has come out of it.
Yeah! I love debate! This is where we learn the most from each other, so keep it clean because we want to prove or disprove-not be a donkey!!! LOL
Stephen now you are qouting sceptic.com and quackwatch.com, do I need to say more? its so easy to dismiss everything we dont yet understand. but hey, if thats what it takes for you to have your piece of mind and not to disturb your little world as you know it, more power to you.
As a Physics student at the University of Washington I can fully support Mr. Brundige's statement, I completely agree with him. You've no real support to back up your claim and your quote from Wiki is completely inconsequential.
As a Physics student at the University of Washington I can fully support Mr. Brundige's statement, I completely agree with him. You've no real support to back up your claim and your quote from Wiki is completely inconsequential.
No … it's YOUR theory … Science says YOU have to prove it …
Science is constantly relearning what you think you already know.
ha ha "its a new idear" no its OOOLD knowledge, recently discovered by many scientist around the world in many many ways (the biggest quantum physics)…. the end game will be that we are absolutely creating our own reality… the bigger questions is – who are we really, beyond the subconscious level of creation? so far this is the best answer I stumbled upon: "we are the witness through which the universe become conscious of its magnificence" – wauw….
hey man just a random dude here, was hoping you could hook me up with some links/ references to learn more about this stuff
I dont have that many links – but be sure to check out – "What the bleep do we know" check it out on youtube – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ioONhpIJ-NY
check Bruce Lipton – great work regrading mind over matter
and really really check out Nassim
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79_HwQ-92f8&list=PL15167045DA87B54D&index=1&feature=plpp_videoI think Nassim will become enormous and have a great great impact on the new understanding of our universe….
forget most of what you leaned in school….
Like my grandad always told me, "Shane, we are the universe expanding, trying to manifest itself explanatory"
Roller Mac Ex you should look into some cosmology and astronomy to get a feel for how the universe behaves on a vast scale. Then you need to dig in a little bit on how the quantum mechanics of the extremely small. Then check out studies of how the human bodies natural energy is affected by things such as increased gravity around the pryamids and the magnetic hots spots that the ancients seemed to understandmuch more about than we do. Apparently the combination of the magnetic hot spot and the geometric shapes of their buildings affect your bodies natural energy. The energy displacement of both our bodies and the geomagnetic fields ARE detectable by modern science, but are still a mystery as to the extent of the affects and its meaning.
Roller Mac Ex
You might enjoy Thrive as well, I haven't watched the full documentary yet but what I did watch was good.
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I love this stuff~
ha ha "its a new idear" no its OOOLD knowledge, recently discovered by many scientist around the world in many many ways (the biggest quantum physics)…. the end game will be that we are absolutely creating our own reality… the bigger questions is – who are we really, beyond the subconscious level of creation? so far this is the best answer I stumbled upon: "we are the witness through which the universe become conscious of its magnificence" – wauw….
I believed this before there was any kind of evidence, I think we as human beings are far more powerful and capable of influencing our surroundings than we give ourselves credit for.
Winner, winner, chicken dinner my friend! Would you like your payout in good karma or life lessons? Perhaps you'd like to sign up for the Express Charm Charge Card… Yes im slingin mud at gambling and marketing in one go. its a good habit lol. Seriously though, keep up your interests in the real Natural sciences. Here's one for you, every atom in your body was created in its own star at some point after a singularity expanded into a vast universe. Then grew the first nebula, that created the first stars, that each had there own dying process. Most probably went super nova and one of those first stars realeased just one of your body's billions of atoms into the universe millions..and millions.. and millions of years ago.. the description is vague so that you will fill in the gaps on your own. Learn it, love it, live it, cause it is all the ever is and will be.
Aura or quantum field radius could be many many kilometers! And the human consciousness and mind can coordinate it, but the heart is beating out the subtle vibrations.
It doesn't matter who showed you the information, it doesn't matter if it was a mainstream channel on tv or myscience academy. You ALWAYS have to doubt the information you see if it is contraditory or if you are having a hard time believing it. Look for the study that based the news, try searching for the name of the scientist and his scientific reports. Check if his/her study is solid on the scientific method. Don't just complain about what you don't fully understand. And always check if the paradigms have changed. Beacause they change more often than you think.
Just like when we thought the speed of light was the fastest, we find something that beats it, then we say its cheating because we dont understand
…nothing has been found to beat the speed of light.
…nothing has been found to beat the speed of light.
didn't they fire something through a mountain then found out it went faster than it? i watched it on sky and they couldn't fathom it out
Nope, relativity still rules … some red faces though … saw it on Sky!!!! … LOL … http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faster-than-light_neutrino_anomaly
Yeah, here's an idea. If you don't have a VERY sound knowledge and background in physics, just relax a little bit before you start commenting regarding the physics of it.
Hint: If you think 'What the bleep do we know?" is a good film, your physics sucks.
If you don't have a VERY sound knowledge and direct experience with what might be termed 'energy practices', relax a little bit before you start commenting regarding the weirder aspects.
So, what I'm saying is…hippies, skeptics, both camps can shut the fuck up a little bit.
Yeah, here's an idea. If you don't have a VERY sound knowledge and background in physics, just relax a little bit before you start commenting regarding the physics of it.
Hint: If you think 'What the bleep do we know?" is a good film, your physics sucks.
If you don't have a VERY sound knowledge and direct experience with what might be termed 'energy practices', relax a little bit before you start commenting regarding the weirder aspects.
So, what I'm saying is…hippies, skeptics, both camps can shut the fuck up a little bit.
silence solves nothing. Each person has a right to give their opinion. Work experience or educational experience in a field of study does not make you superior over anyone of any back ground. No opinion will ever be totally and absolutely sound and correct in every way. Degrading an opinion with ill intent, foul language, or lies defaces the value of any individuals intellect, and also defaces the value of our human reason. To kindly object and inform, voicing your reason for doing so, and to listen to the feedback with the intent of bettering your understanding is every human beings duty to themselves, to our only home, and to our gift of reason. field workers to astronauts deserve the chance to seek the truth of our existence, with their voices, their words and/or their dreams.
What a load of complete crap. Hey, hippy. Here's how things are in reality. If you don't really know what you're talking about and associate with other people who don't know what they're talking about, ignorance proliferates.
If you take the time to actually learn, research, and understand the topic, you may come to greater understanding.
Everyone can have their opinion, but in no way does that mean all opinions have equal validity.
Actually, yes. Having experience, education, understanding and knowledge in a certain area does mean that you are 'superior' in knowledge in that field. If it didn't, any dickhead could walk off the street and say "Hi! I'm a plasma physicist just because I feel like it!"
No. That isn't hwo it works.
It's just lazy people who can't be bothered making the effort to learn that think that way.
So you've proven this theory wrong yourself then? Einstein was a nobody according to his college professor. He dreamed of what makes our reality work and in his own way said "hey im a physicist because i feel like it." And to assumingly label me, a human being, as a "hippy" because "your too lazy" to find a reasonable and educated debate against my statement that silence will not bring the answers humanity seeks.
So youre inferring that you know the exact sciences that go into this field of study? You've mastered Particle Physics, found how Quantum Mechanics works with General Relativity, and solved M-Theory/String Theory? According to your own statement you have no room to speak of such subjects unless you know Exactly what you're talking about.
Ignorance does not proliferate through the discussion of what might be possible. Ignorance proliferates through the people who condesend those seeking answers, people who use labels to judge intellect, people who decide they are superior because of their education. You can recieve a Phd. in Physics but still fail to make any valid break throughs or discoveries. Mastering what others have already discovered makes you no smarter than a copy machine. Using intuition, just reasoning, and Honorable peer review can give vast amounts of knowledge without ever stepping into a class room or being trained to use chemicals in a lab.
Do yourself a favor and lose the high horse mentality, its ruining our society enough as it is.
I may have to disagree with you to a certain extent. If someone has an extensive educational background in a certain field of science, I would find their opinion to be more superior than someone who doesn't have an educational background, unless perhaps they were a certified genius or unless they studied physics as a hobby. Because you can learn just as easily on your own as you can in college. But if they are just open to discussion and they don't involve themselves very well in that particular field, then I would say the person who does, has the superior opinion.
Hey Alex, so you're telling me science is aboslute? science is learning and relearning what you think you know.
Nicola Tesla~ was the first actually! was he not? http://users.panola.com/lindgren/aura.html also I find this to be interesting, if you would like to look~http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orgone This stuff does work in medical fields, perhaps not exactly the way it is looked at in this video…But have you heard of Electro-Magnetic Fields? EMDP? There are several ways this can be used, so further study and peer review is extremely essential because it is better to find cures for our pains and issues than to keep suffering! We have yet to cure so many horrible issues, so those who dispute should do the work to either disprove or test the theories and come back with, "these studies show…" otherwise, we believers will hit you back with, "these studies show this DOES WORK!" EMF and EMDP are not getting enough attention, and I strongly believe they do work/help the brain with 'getting back into order' but that causes a rash* of a mess throughout the body, which then needs to be detoxed to clean out that rash*** and it takes some time to show evidence**Check it out
<3 love ya Russia,with <3 from the U.S.A. <kisses and hugs>
I read that Nicola Tesla hated fat people. lol awesome guy either way!!
I read that Nicola Tesla hated fat people. lol awesome guy either way!!
There is no solid empirical evidence that our consciousness could change the objective reality or the outside world , so this is just a pseudoscientific nonsense (so far)!
Agreed, in fact there are good experiments over many years that prove that Prayer AND positive thinking in cancer patients has no measurable effect.
I am not a particle physicist but I have been having aura photo taken every year for the past ten years. Four years ago I was told that there was a problem in the base chakra area. I had an ultrasound and guess what there was a big problem.. As for Wikipedia they still describe Bosnian Pyramids as natural rock formation.
It's embarrassing and disrespectful to post this under the heading of "science". How can you claim the moral authority to speak out against creationism in the classroom if you are going to promote this long since disproven pseudoscience as science? This is part of the dumbing down process. THIS is why uniformed people give more credence to ghosts and psychics than to biologists and climate scientists!
FYI– this comment was directed at this increasingly pseudoscience oriented website– it was not a rhetorical rant for FB.
It's embarrassing and disrespectful to post this under the heading of "science". How can you claim the moral authority to speak out against creationism in the classroom if you are going to promote this long since disproven pseudoscience as science? This is part of the dumbing down process. THIS is why uniformed people give more credence to ghosts and psychics than to biologists and climate scientists!
Really? your own basic science proves it.Thermal dynamics & electricity, also there is a special photography when putting an iron plate underneath the hand then with an old school polariod, even CT scans have shown people who meditate/pray-brain waves change from Theta to delta waves, recommending yoga to heart patients so for you to say there are no "auras" you must not have a soul. LOL
here's your proof: " Oh I can't do yoga- all that standing on my head and stuff"…..yeah that's call mind over matter, anything is possible- if you put your MIND over your body. Further proofs: CT scans have revealed during meditation, theta waves to delta & doctors are normalizing meditations, iron plate& polariod camera's , also basic science in thermaldynamics/ electricity.
Science certainly does change because it is measurable & testable … what you mention is neither … therefore it falls under the pseudoscience banner … Feynman addresses this issue very well … http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtMX_0jDsrw
Its not a matter of whether this is possible or not, its whether we are open minded enough to see its possibility. We never stop learning, just when we think we have learned it all we always learn something new. Once we close our minds and except that we know we stop growing, don't ever stop growing every day you learn so much new bigger and better things……don't be closed minded in any area of life…you really don't know anything. Volitaire said "The more I read, the more I meditate; and the more I acquire, the more I am enabled to affirm that I know nothing" Confusicous says "Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance." and lastly Benjamin Franklin said "Being ignorant is not so much a shame, as being unwilling to learn." all very good quotes to learn from….think about it.
How hard it is to truly know something…
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Exactly my sentiment when debating with all left-brainers. It's like talking to a wall that doesn't listen or approve of anything coming from outside their norm…or without some PHD agreeing first. Come one people, have an open mind, think for yourselves, do your own research and don't be too religious about your views.
"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration."
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"Blah, Blah, Blah, Blah, Blah, Bah, Blah." Albert Einstein.
hmmm…..blah, blah, blah….my manager says this…I've also added it to my work vocabulary…it helps avoiding going in the technical details…..
Science proves plenty of things we have not seen yet are still in effect and motion. Light has no bearing on gravity, yet it still exists. Maybe one day we will be able to see gravity itself, not just its effects on physical objects. Air is invisible as well and as with gravity we see how it effects us and the earth. Science has proven the fact that just cause you can't see it doesn't mean it doesn't exist and has no effect on us. How do you explain Paranormal activity? Do you struggle to find a scientific fact that denies the theory of its existence? Have you ever had your own paranormal experience and if so did you keep an open mind to all possibilities? Can you explain a 40 mph micro burst of wind happening inside my enclosed apt without a machine or fan powerful enough to cause an effect such as that with science? My point is that there are forces that we don't know much about, but if we open our minds to all the possibilities the universe has to offer we would start to see the connection that science can provide to the unexplained. There are people that don't want this to happen. You seem to be one of them. Is it because your afraid of the truth or the power it holds? Or are you just afraid of what you cannot understand or explain?
What was the problem?
Omar Cherif Thank you. That is what I have done since I was 21. I got fed up with the 'Reality' that everything is how its supposed to be. Well then Why do I feel so broken? Why did I feel like I don't belong here. I chose to stop asking God to handle all my problems. I kept an open mind from there on and the knowledge has flooded in ever since. I now have discovered that I am a very strong Empath. The ability to feel another person's emotions without knowing them. I tell when someone is sad, angry, whatever emotion they are feeling. I can see through emotional masks. And it doesnt seem like much, Cuz at that level its not. Anybody can do it. If only they believed in themselves. I recently found a video where a man teaches how to see energy and auras. I now can see my aura, because I was lead in the path of finding it. Sometimes help is good on this path. Other times its something you have to conquer on your own. If people would give it a chance and truly looked inside themselves they would find their beautiful original power. Everyone has it. All you need is the will to see it. Try it for yourself, don't listen to a skeptics opinion of it. If they have a problem, its a problem within themselves. Its for them to worry about. And they will not see the truth until they face it and tear down that wall. And if you are a skeptic and you want to deny this then its your loss. You wont change my mind cuz I own my mind now. Now Im in control of myself and Im never relinquishing my grasp on the true reality. And if u think im wrong then it wouldnt hurt you to try for yourself. Research what u dont understand and if it scares you then the best way to overcome your fear is to study it.
Did anyone else see this? At 53 secs the Reporter is shown talking and walking towards the camera. At 1:00 min do u see the quite visible aura around the reporter? it starts appearing as a yellowish shine at 57 secs. Then at 1:00 min it shows a slim sliver of green between the inner yellow and the outer violet aura. These colors mean things about who the person is. I know that Violet or purple is compassion. I believe green stands for Strength and Yellow I'm not sure of.
Of course other scientist and medical professionals are going to try to disprove this theory. Cuz their living very lavish lifestyles cuz their making a lot of money with the current medical practice. If the truth was known we would not need medicine, We could heal ourselves. It sounds absurd because your mind is closed. Just the way they want it to be. You'll never find the truth running in circles. I want to meet this scientist and give him a hug cause I am very excited about this break through!
Actually that is exactly what it seems you were going for seeing as your comment is completely biased (what you're doing is a.k.a bitching for no good reason other than to hear/see yourself speaking). You are a part of the negativity of the "dumbing down process" so why don't you start fixing this so called large worldly problem of yours by looking within first buddy. Look up Kirlian photographs & educate yourself before you speak (not to mention this video was extremely informational… did you even watch it before you ran your judgmental mouth?). Your lack of knowledge & heavy opinions is disgusting to the human race.
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The War of Attrition
Grant laid siege to Vicksburg, Mississippi, organizing the Union troops in commanding strategic position on the bluffs overlooking the river. The siege was successful. On July 3, 1863, the last day of the Battle of Gettysburg, the Union troops gained control of the Mississippi River and effectively cut the western Confederacy off from coming to Lee's aid. In 1864, Lincoln named General Grant supreme commander of the Union Army.
Because he knew that the Union had the advantage of numbers, Grant's strategy was to fight a war of attrition. No matter how many men the Union lost, they could be replaced, while the South had no pool from which it could draw reinforcements. Therefore, every casualty was far more costly to the South than to the North. People described Grant as a butcher because so many of his men were lost—60,000 in one month of 1864—but they agreed that he would never back down. The Union was winning the war of attrition.
As Grant marched toward Richmond, General William Tecumseh Sherman marched toward Atlanta, destroying important railroads and factories that lay in his path. Sherman's men burned the city of Atlanta after they captured it. This Union victory helped to ensure President Lincoln's reelection. Sherman's men then continued east, taking the port city of Savannah in December. Because Sherman attacked important economic assets and resources—ware- houses, stores of food, railroads—civilians throughout the South suffered. Sherman's strategy was effective, but it strengthened the deep hatred southerners felt toward "Yankees."
In April 1865, Richmond fell. Unable to get his troops through Union lines to regroup, General Lee surrendered to General Grant. The terms of surrender were signed at the courthouse in the little village of Appomattox, Virginia. To look at the two generals on that day, no one would have imagined that Grant was the victor: he wore a creased, stained, common soldier's uniform that had seen much hard wear in battle, while Lee was resplendent in full-dress Con- federate grays, a ceremonial sword at his side.
Grant was generous in victory. He ordered his troops to share their rations with the Confederate soldiers, many of whom were starving. He also insisted that southern soldiers be allowed to keep their guns, horses, and mules so that they would be able to hunt for food and to rebuild their farms as they returned to civilian life.
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The Cerritos College Plastics Manufacturing Department (PMT) was established in 1974 and designed as a means to provide a "state-of-the-art" plastics manufacturing technology program for students intending to work in commercial manufacturing companies. Our department serves the needs of those who are "new to the technology" as well as for those "experienced professionals who wish to broaden their knowledge to remain competitive in the global business environment. This department specializes in training and re-training in industries and specializations that include: Aerospace, aircraft manufacturing, aircraft repair, automotive, civil engineering, medical products, Marine, sporting goods, quality, nondestructive testing and electrical. Cerritos College, considered by many industry professionals as one of the premier training centers, serves a student profile of primarily working professionals between the ages of 25-38 seeking current training in the plastic and composite industries. The PMT Center has established the following goals:
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A young Palestinian boy was tragically killed by Israeli soldiers. He was shot in the head.
But what came out of this tragedy amazes me. The family of this boy agreed to donate his kidney to an Israeli boy who desperately needed a transplant.
Jamil Khatib, his uncle, said the boy's father, Ismail Khatib, agreed to donate the organ after he saw the young Israeli kidney patient suffering in the hospital.
"He felt he had to go beyond politics," the uncle explained.
"You shouldn't need a reason to act with humanity, but he had a brother, Shawkat, who died several years ago from kidney failure. He understood what it was like.
There is enough love to overcome all the hate in this world, if only people will look beyond their differences in religion, race and nationality. God bless the Palestinian family and especially the little boy who lost his life and saved another.
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Harding White Station had a Hawaiian Luau themed dress-up day to promote the Fall fundraiser. The students in Mr. Cunningham's fourth grade class had fun "hanging loose" with the Big Kahuna himself, Mr. Trent Williamson. Students in grades JK through 6th enjoyed wearing grass skirts, leis, flowered shirts, sunglasses, and other Hawaiian attire to get them in the island spirit of selling!
Reeds Jewelers Essay Contest Winner
Each May, Reeds Jewelers sponsors an essay contest for the fourth and fifth grades of several local schools. The topic of the essay is "Why I Love My Mother." These essays are judged by an independent judge, and a winner is chosen by considering grammar, handwriting, and content. The winner receives a diamond pendant for his/her mother. White Station's winner this year is Sarrah Stephenson. Mrs. Pratt's fifth grade class includes the essays when presenting their annual Mothers Day chapel.


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A new survey released Wednesday details immigrant contribution in Santa Barbara County. The 2008-2010 American Community Survey is a compilation of new and existing data on economic contributions by immigrants to California, with a focus on six regions where immigrants represent a growing segment of the population, including Kern, Los Angeles, San Joaquin, Santa Barbara and Tulare.
The report shows more than 94,000 immigrant residents live in Santa Barbara County, making up 23% of the population. Immigrants and their children make up 35% of the population, according to the study. Approximately 34% of immigrants to Santa Barbara County are U.S. Citizens.
Immigrants make up around 29% of the labor force in Santa Barbara County, figuring prominently in the agriculture, wholesale trade, repair and personal services industries.
The study found that immigrants over the age of 25 in Santa Barbara County are more likely to be over-skilled in the labor market than native born workers, meaning they hold a Bachelor's degree or higher and are working in an unskilled job. Immigrants in the county account for 27% of all residents with a Ph.D degree.
The top regions of origin for immigrants in the county are Latin America, 72%; Asia, 14%; and Europe, 10%.
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African Mango Meltdown is a new African mango-based diet pill that promises powerful weight loss and the many benefits of the clinically-tested African mango. According to African Mango Meltdown, it is made to boost energy, suppress appetite, burn fat, and increase metabolism at the same time with no chemicals or prescriptions, helping you to get in shape and get your old body back.
Does African Mango Meltdown Have a Clinically-Proven Formula?
African Mango Meltdown uses ingredients that have been through multiple clinical studies, and many of the ingredients in African Mango Meltdown have been clinically-proven to promote potential weight loss quite a few times. It uses African mango, which has been through multiple human clinical trials that seem to demonstrate significant and consistent weight loss.
African Mango Meltdown also has other clinically-tested weight loss ingredients, such as green tea, caralluma fimbriata, and razberi-k. Razberi-k is a patented ingredient best known for being a stimulant-free fat burner.
Does African Mango Meltdown Promote Clinically-Proven Weight Loss?
African Mango Meltdown does not hide the details and it is very straightforward about all of the facts.
However, African Mango Meltdown does not use the clinically-proven amounts of any of its other ingredients. It uses only 200mg of caffeine when studies typically use 400mg. The other ingredients follow suit, using only a fraction of what would actually be required to match the studies.
African Mango Meltdown Side Effects
One of the likely side-effects of taking African Mango Meltdown is that you will experience headache, stomachache, nausea, headache, jitteriness, nervousness, and shakiness.
This is because Caffeine, a part of Green Tea, is a stimulant that can cause increased activity because of its effect on the central nervous system. When it speeds the body up to burn more calories, it also speeds up a lot of other functions of the body, which causes a lot of confusion.
The Free Trial Offer
African Mango Meltdown offers consumers the option to buy via a "free trial offer." You pay $4.95 for shipping and handling, and African Mango Meltdown sends you a 15-day supply. What some consumers do not know is that after that 15 days is up, African Mango Meltdown signs you up for a monthly auto ship program. It's in the fine print, but many don't read that information.
In their defense, African Mango Meltdown is literally the only "free trial offer" product we have seen that is so straightforward about its formula. Most use this tactic as a way to sell a product that doesn't have any credibility at all. However, it still makes us wonder whether or not African Mango Meltdown is actually worth trying.
Is African Mango Meltdown Worth the Risks?
Because African Mango Meltdown has fantastic ingredients and very few and mild side-effects, we can give it the benefit of the doubt. However, considering that the amounts of the great ingredients are very small and that it signs users up for monthly charges, we are not sure that it is worth the risk.
Based on what we have seen of African Mango Meltdown, we do not recommend that readers use it as a solution to weight loss.


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I just recently bought the H & S Mini Maxx with the DPF/CAT Delete and absolutely love it!! I was pretty sure what to expect but it well exceeded my expectations.My only question is, If I have a mechanical problem with the truck and have to re-install the DPF/CAT to bring to Ford,Will they be able to detect that i had the H & S programmer? I heard they would not be able to detect the H & S particularly.I have a 2010 F350 with only 4,000 miles and figured the best thing to do to the life of the truck is to modify the way i did. Has anyone had any particular problems mechanically while using H&S ? I am not using the truck to race etc. but for everyday driving and occasional fun. |
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I believe what Youve done is ,greatly extended the potential life of your engine , lessened the chances of engine failure. Drive it to 100K miles and dont worry about warranty in the mean. I cant rationalize, not upgrading The Lesser aspects of the 6.4 powerstroke, so Im moving on with my engine improvements as I get the money.Next I plan on The amsoil dual mount bypass with the change to full synthetic oil and then a airdog II . With that done I consider My engine as bullit proof and reliable as any diesel light truck engine ever made. |
You sound like your pretty big into it.I always just do the easy upgrades like cold air,exhaust etc.I havent really had any problems with any of my diesel trucks (7.3,6.0,6.4) except my 6.0.Fortunately is was a small oil leak in the rear of the engine which took three cab offs and still didnt fix it.I sold it.Lots of negatives on the 6.0. I am pretty optimistic about the 6.4.Havent heard many problems.
I haven't seen the amsoil dual mount bypass. Can you post up a link to it.
From what I have been told, the average tech won't see that it has been tuned, except for a possible P1000 code that gets throw from being reflashed. However,The FoMoCo engineers can see what has been changed if they are called out to look at a repair. If they pull heads then they may know when they see a different burn pattern on the piston heads.
Again, this is what I have been told from a tech who's name will not be given out. I'm sure the dealers wouldn't like their techs giving out that info. If by chance I am wrong, I'd like for one of our techs or whoever has the correct info PM me and let me know what isn't correct. |
My expectations are optimistic, that doesnt mean all will work out, but if they come close I consider it because of the upgrades. Time will tell. Because of the dismal technical nature of the DPF, I definitly would not let warranty issues keep me from deleting it. Maybe if the overwhelming amount of new diesel owners removed these detrimental systems from their trucks, The fed would be forced to re-think whats best for the consumer and the environment regarding emmissions. EPA policies are grossly out of touch with the results of their enactment of laws in this particular area. PS. Im pretty sure an amsoil rep will chime in with the benefit oil Bypass systems and a link to amsoils. I think its superior but Im not associated with Amsoil in any way. Last edited by Vettester; 01-13-2011 at 12:59 PM. |
Ford will be able to tell you have a programmer. If you have a major tranny or engine failure Ford will deny your warranty! Ford will send a rep and they will be able to tell by the data they collect from the computer.
I have not had the nerve to do any mods yet as I have only 9,000 miles on my 09. Good luck with everything! Ed |
whats with everyone with 6.4 trucks having extra low miles like a collector car or something.
Thank God for guys like that. I just picked up a Job 2 F350 Reg Cab with 20k on it. I believe that the first time that it saw snow and salt was the drive home when I bought it the other day. And from being in Rochester you know how rare that is in MI. I think that the guy went to Florida in the winter and parked it for 5-6 months out of the year.
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You know it's cold when the United Way people in Austin won't go out to "raise" the thermometer showing how much money's been raised:
WE WILL NOT BE RAISING the thermometer this morning because it's just too cold. And since we picked one of the coldest days I've attached the press release regarding our most current campaign update.
Thanks and stay warm
United Way of Mower County
United Way 2nd Thermometer Raising
The United Way of Mower County has raised $781,417.74 or 71% of the community goal of $1.1 million.
United Way kicked off its 2013 campaign Oct 5th. The United Way campaign publicly runs until Dec. 15th although many campaigns will wrap up in January and February of 2014.
"We encourage anyone who hasn't made a donation to United Way to consider doing so. There are many programs in our community who rely on funding from United Way to provide their services." said Mandi Lighthizer-Schmidt, Executive Director
If you'd like to donate to United Way please send your donation to P.O. Box 605 Austin, MN 55912 or drop it off at our office 301 N Main Street.
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Good story on ACA in the Times today:
"The rollout of the health care law has been plagued with problems so deep that even some of its strongest supporters have soured on its potential. The bottlenecks in the federal online insurance exchange, which serves 36 states; the cancellation of hundreds of thousands of policies that did not comply with the minimum requirements of the new law; and the high price of some plans sold through both federal and state-run exchanges have all cast a pall over President Obama's efforts to win support for the law.
But for all those problems, people are enrolling. More than 243,000 have signed up for private coverage through the exchanges, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, and more than 567,000 have been determined eligible for Medicaid since the exchanges opened on Oct. 1. For many, particularly people with existing medical conditions like Mr. Acosta, the coverage is proving less expensive than what they had. Many others are getting health insurance for the first time in years, giving them alternatives to seeking care through free clinics or emergency rooms — or putting it off indefinitely."
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Just got this from Creators Syndicate:
Hi Jay,
Bill O'Reilly is going to stop writing his column at the end of the month/year.
We have a lot of great subs, and .. more Pulitzer Prize winners than any other syndicate. Here are a few suggestions:
John Stossel
Michelle Malkin
Judge Andrew Napolitano
Chuck Norris (his opinion column - we also syndicate C-Force which is his fitness column)
Pat Buchanan
We're also launching Dr. Ben Carson on Jan. 1 and should have samples soon. Meantime, here are samples from The Washington Times.
The list goes on and on ...
OK, nobody has forced us to run O'Reilly, and he has his crossover fans from Fox News, but IMHO, there are more literate and insightful writers out there who will represent the conservative viewpoint more effectively.
If you want to help choose a replacement, I'm all ears.
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Dress warmly tomorrow and stop by the Tots for Tots drive-thru:
Rochester, MN December 6, 2013: Due to unusually cold conditions, The 2nd Annual US marine Corps Toys for Tots Drive Thru Drop off at Rochester Toyota will now be from 9am-1pm. Concerns for the safety of volunteers has lead to this decision. Please update any report or social media accounts with this information. Thank you.
The US Marine Corps will host their 2nd Annual drive thru toy Drop off will be held this Saturday, December, 7th 2013 at Rochester Toyota just off highway 63 south from 9am-1pm. Record low temperatures are expected this Saturday but people donating a new unwrapped toy will not have to get out of their car to make a donation. Dodge county sheriff department will be on hand with their lights on to highlight the donation area.
Gunnery Sergeant Vince Reynolds who is in charge of the SE Minnesota campaign says this year is harder than others, "the demand is increasing every year and we expect this year to be no different. With Thanksgiving being so late in the year we have 6 less shopping days in the season and we are witnessing the effects already on our donations. We are behind in donation's compared to this time last year so we really need the publics help in donating a new unwrapped toy as soon as possible."
Last year the US Marine Corps Toys for Tots drive in SE Minnesota helped 11,000 children in 8 counties. All toys donated in SE Minnesota stay in SE Minnesota. Monetary donations are accepted thru the website or specific donation partners which include Rochester Toyota. When someone make a monetary donation The US Marine Corps will purchase toys at one of our retail partners that offer a discount to make the monetary donation go further in supplying toys. Over 120 drop locations have been established in SE Minnesota with 60 in the Rochester area.
GySgt Vince Reynolds, USMCR
Coordinator, Southeast Minnesota Toys for Tots
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I guess there's no reason for the state Chamber of Commerce to say "great," or "good job," or "boy, that's good news," but it's just interesting to see how major players in the state are responding to what's clearly -- absolutely clearly -- unadulterated good news for Minnesota. You wouldn't know it reading this news release, which is mainly a sour demand that Dayton and the DFL repeal the B2B taxes, which was already a foregone conclusion.
Legislature should repeal all three B2B taxes as first step in tax relief
The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce renewed its call for the2014 Legislature to repeal all three sales taxes on business-t0-business services, following today's budget forecast that showed a surplus of $1.08 billion for the two-year budget cycle that began July 1.
"The surplus removes any obstacles for repeal of these B2B taxes. The Governor and Legislators on both sides of the aisle have stated these are bad taxes and have expressed their support for repeal," President David Olson said. "We ask them live up to their word and act quickly to repeal the three new B2B taxes early in session before they do any more damage to jobs and businesses in key Minnesota industries."
Eliminating the B2B taxes should be just a first step, given the size of the projected surplus, Olson said. "The Governor and Legislature clearly overcorrected on revenues with the huge increases in taxes. This needs to be fixed immediately. Otherwise, the higher costs on businesses – which translate into higher costs for all Minnesotans – will be a drag on the growth and development of the economy."
The Minnesota Chamber, as leader of the United for Jobs Coalition, is asking the Legislature to repeal the three taxes early in the 2014 session, which convenes Feb. 25. The coalition represents trade associations and thousands of employers from across the state.
The 2013 Legislature extended the sales tax to three B2B services: repairs of business equipment and machines; purchases of telecommunications equipment by telecommunications providers; warehouse and storage services. The first two taxes went into effect July 1, 2013; the warehouse tax is scheduled to take effect April 1, 2014. Minnesota is in the distinct minority among states that tax these services.
"We continue to hear from businesses that are thinking twice about whether it's in their best interests to stay and/or expand in Minnesota." Olson said. "We should repeal these taxes before they further harm Minnesota's competitiveness and take additional toll on Minnesota jobs."
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Statement from Dayton on today's budget surplus forecast:
"Today's new Budget Forecast, projecting an additional surplus of over a billion dollars during the current biennium, is great news for Minnesota. The principal reason for this dramatic improvement is the stronger-than-expected growth of our state's economy.
That credit belongs, first and foremost, to the people of Minnesota – to the businessmen and women, who reaffirmed their commitment to our state, by expanding their businesses and adding 123,000 jobs here during the past three years, and to their hard-working employees, who made those business expansions successful.
Credit is also due to the Legislature and my administration, for setting a course of fiscal responsibility and sticking to it. In 2011, legislative leaders and I made permanent reductions in state spending of two billion dollars.
Last spring, the new legislative leaders and I continued those spending cuts, raised new revenues, primarily from our state's wealthiest citizens and largest corporations, and invested most of it in education – from early childhood, to all-day kindergarten, to college tuition freezes.
Critics claimed that this balanced fiscal approach would have "a chilling effect on Minnesota's economy." Today's Forecast proves those critics wrong. If fact, it will be amusing to watch some of the people, who were criticizing Minnesota's economy yesterday, claiming credit for it today!
We have used our strong economic growth to pay back all of the 2.8 billion dollars previously borrowed from our schools. Thanks to the insistence of the DFL majority in the House of Representatives, today's Forecast will trigger the immediate repayment of the final 246 million dollars we owe our schools.
It will also permit the elimination of yet another left-over gimmick, 15 million dollars owed the Airports Fund.
Which will leave $825 million remaining from the $1.086 forecasted balance. This news will no doubt launch a blizzard of legislative proposals to reduce taxes and increase expenditures.
There will be another Budget Forecast in just three months, which will update today's projections. I will await that forecast before I submit my proposed budget revisions to the legislature.
If this forecast holds, however, I expect to propose the elimination of all three B2B taxes, effective April 1, 2014, at a cost of $231 million for the biennium. My other priority is a tax cut for middle-income Minnesotans by, for example, conforming to all of the federal tax cuts, which would cost about $205 billion for this biennium. That would include eliminating the marriage penalty, which would reduce state taxes for 640,000 Minnesota taxpayers.
It would also include increasing the working family credit, which would lower state taxes for 53,000 taxpayers.
These two tax cut packages combined would total $436.4 million, still leaving $388.6 million for other purposes. I do not expect to make other specific proposals until after next February's forecast."
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"Raucous orange" and "relic bronze," I get -- I tend to get "relic bronze" during the summer, at my age -- but "quixotic plum"? Is that a reference to the Vikings?
Best news release of the day:
Bold New Door Colors for 2014
MAUMEE, OHIO – Raucous Orange. Quixotic Plum. Relic Bronze. These are just some of the bold colors that national color expert Kate Smith predicts will be most popular on residential door exteriors in 2014.
"There are two trends I see influencing front door colors for 2014," says Smith, chief color maven and president of Sensational Color. "First, there's the trend of people painting their doors with exuberant hues as a way of telling the world they're tired of spinning their wheels in place. These people are ready to move forward, embrace challenges and show their energy through vibrant colors like Capri blue and Dynamo raspberry.
"The other trend is that some people are seeking colors that are vibrant yet at the same time connect us to a sense of community and culture. These simpler colors, like Classic French Gray and Polished Mahogany, give us comfort, warmth and reliability, which are found in these rich paint colors."
For homeowners looking to express their "colorful self," Smith recommends selecting paintable doors, such as Therma-Tru® Classic-Craft® Canvas Collection® and Pulse® doors. "These smooth-finish doors are ideal for adding personal expression to a home," says Smith. "They feature clean lines, crisp angles and attractive glass configuration options. By painting the doors in unique colors to match the homeowner's personality, people can really make a statement with these durable doors."
Top 10 Door Colors for 2014
The top five door colors* Smith has identified as gaining popularity in 2014 that match up with the "exuberant homeowner" trend include:
1 - Capri - A tropical blue that wakes up natural woods and neutral surroundings, this color adds a splash of energy on the door for a home.
2 - Raucous Orange - True to its name, this vibrant color demands attention with its energetic orange tone and makes the perfect punctuation point for the front of a home with a modern look.
3 - Dynamo - This flirty violet hue instantly updates a traditional color scheme on a home exterior to a trendier home front.
4 - Relic Bronze - A deep, almost brown mustard color, Relic Bronze reflects aged beauty on a home that shows up in unexpected exterior element combinations.
5 - Quixotic Plum - This sophisticated deep purple breaks out of its noble bonds in 2014 to dance along the edge of where trendy meets timeless as it graces the front entry of homes.
The remaining top five door colors* that follow the trend of "community and culture" identified by Smith include:
6 - Georgian Bay - Brighter and more moving than dark navy, this step-above reserved blue is a trusted color when it comes to the welcoming message it sends on a door to family and friends.
7 - Show Stopper - Like classic red at dusk, Show Stopper adds a touch of mystery to this bright hue. A slight spin on traditional red, this color warmly welcomes people to a home.
8 - Polished Mahogany - The deep, rich shade of this brown color has a staying power that traverses trends and captures a solid feeling for homeowners.
9 - Classic French Grey - Stepping out of the shadows to stand on its own, this cool, neutral grey will continue to rule the palette in 2014.
10 - Gulfstream - This bright, modern blue has an of-the-moment appeal. At the same time, it still feels rooted in something familiar and nostalgic for homeowners.
About Kate Smith
Smith, a career color trend forecaster who recently authored the free e-book, "FRESH Color Schemes for Your Home Exterior" recommends working from the "top down" when adding color to the home.
"The door is critical when adding color to the home, but you want to start with your roof color, then work down to the siding, windows, door and trim colors," says Smith. "Everything should combine in an eye-pleasing palette that allows the exterior colors of the home to flow naturally, creating curb appeal and lasting value."
Visit http://www.thermatru.com/pdfs/EBOOK.pdf to download a free copy of Smith's e-book that features color guidance for Ranch, Colonial, Bungalow, Victorian, Spanish Mission, European and New American style homes. Additional color tips, including color psychology and the "FRESH Exterior Colors for Your Home" ebook can be found at www.sensationalcolor.com.
For more information on paintable doors from Therma-Tru, visit www.thermatru.com.
About Therma-Tru
Therma-Tru is the nation's leading manufacturer and most preferred brand of entryway doors. Founded in 1962, Therma-Tru pioneered the fiberglass entry door industry, and today offers a complete portfolio of entry and patio door system solutions, including decorative glass doorlites, sidelites and transoms, and door components. The company also offers low-maintenance Fypon® urethane and PVC products. Headquartered in Maumee, Ohio, Therma-Tru is part of Fortune Brands Home & Security, Inc. (NYSE: FBHS). For more information, visit www.thermatru.com, www.fypon.com or call (800) 537-8827.
*All colors referenced in this story come from Sherwin-Williams®.
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Thomas Aquinas on the Passions (Cambridge University Press, 2009)
Truth in the Making (Routledge, 2004)
Vico, Genealogist of Modernity (University of Notre Dame Press, 2002)
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"A Metaphysics of Humility and Greatness: An Introduction to the Liber Metaphysicus of Giambattista Vico." Introduction to Vico's De antiquissima Italorum sapientia, trans. Jason Taylor (Yale University Press, forthcoming).
"Pascal on the Uses of Scepticism." Logos 11 (2008): 111-22.
"Augustinian Recollection." Augustinian Studies 38 (2007): 435-450.
"Suarez as Founder of Modernity? Reflections on a Topos in Recent Historiography." History of Philosophy Quarterly 18 (2001): 17-36.
"Is Hobbes a Theorist of the Virtues?" International Philosophical Quarterly 41 (2001): 269-284.
"Non-Aristotelian Prudence in the Prima Secundae of the Summa Theologiae." The Thomist 64 (2000): 401-422.
"Verum-factum and Practical Wisdom in the Early Writings of Giambattista Vico." Journal of the History of Ideas 59 (1998): 53-73.


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Ok going to try to tell a little more of my story--continuing on from my last entry on baby steps. Ok I stopped the last entry after the fight. I was still standing, the big man came over. Once I was down I couldn't get up. My knee was all ready broken. I tried to skuttle back away from him. He kept coming forward, saying nothing. He catches up with me. One kick in the ribs and one in the head and I remember nothing for a bit....The next thing I know, I am being dropped in the back of a pick up. My head is spinning, think I am going to be sick. What is happening. Pick up is moving. Have to get out. Crawl my way to the back of the pickup, roll out. Lots of pain. Start crawling away, remember going under a barb wire fence, ripped off most of the skirt of that ugly pink dress I had to wear for the wedding. Oh well, hate that dress anyway. Almost under the fence, OMG being drug back under the fence. Such an evil smile and laugh. He lets me try to crawl away. He kneels down by me. I try to punch at him. He breaks my fingers. He tries to kiss me. I spit in his face. He punches me in the mouth. I can feel broken teeth and taste blood in my mouth. Try to crawl away. Kicks me in the side. Try to kick at him. He takes a tire iron to my feet. Can't go anymore. So tired, hard time staying awake. He keeps telling me to run or fight little mouse. He likes mice with spirit. That makes the game more fun. OMG this can't be happening.
Can't write anymore today....not sure I can do this....the worst part is yet to come. Going to quit for today. Hope I am doing the right thing by writing this....how could I have let things get so far out of my control? How did I let this happen.
You are doing fine! I understand this is scary. When you have a huge monster that you've trapped in the closet, you want to keep that door closed, the idea of letting that monster out is terrifying. But the light will help you see it clearly, help you to see how to conquer it bit by bit. You are letting the light in, and you can conquer this monster.
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Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, Wash Metro see 42% Drop in Housing Inventory from 1 Year Ago
Posted by The Cascade Team Real Estate on Wednesday, June 13th, 2012 at 9:32am.
The number of homes on the market continues to become a shrinking pool. Inventory of for-sale single-family homes, condos, townhomes, and co-ops dropped 20 percent in May compared to year-ago levels, according to data from REALTOR.com of 146 markets.
Inventories in May declined in all but two -- Philadelphia and Shreveport-Bossier City, La. -- of the 146 markets tracked by Realtor.com.
While inventories were on the decline, the median national list price was on the rise, inching up 3.17 percent in May compared to May 2011.
"These key indicators continue to suggest that the housing market is steadily moving along a path of stabilization and gradual recovery," Realtor.com notes.
12 Markets Where Inventories Have Dropped the Most
California metro areas are seeing some of the largest drops in inventories of for-sale homes.
From May 2011 to May of this year, the following metro areas have posted the highest drops in the country with their housing inventories, with inventories falling 35 percent or more in the last year. Those metros are:
- Oakland, Calif.: -56.60%
- Fresno, Calif.: -48.76%
- Bakersfield, Calif.: -48.59%
- Phoenix-Mesa, Ariz.: -44.71%
Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, Wash.: -42.65%
- San Jose, Calif.: -40.80%
- Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, Fla.: --39.76%
- Stockton-Lodi, Calif.: -39.25%
- Atlanta: -39.19%
- San Francisco: -38.90%
- Riverside-San Bernardino, Calif.: -37.43%
- Sacramento: -35.92%
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The French legend finished third overall on the Sibiu Rally in Romania last week in a Peugeot 207 Super 2000 run by the Italian Munaretto Sport operation.
Afterwards, the 49-year-old said: "It was nice to be back on the podium since a long time and now I hope to continue and maybe do some more IRC rallies because I was happy with my performance here. Rallying is my life, I love to make the IRC again but I have no programme apart from the Romanian championship but we will see."


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Ward curses the 'forcefield'
6:00am Monday 16th September 2013 in STFC News By Sam Morshead
DARREN Ward expressed his frustration at defeat to Wolves by suggesting the hosts enjoyed the benefits of a forcefield around their net at Molineux.
Home goalkeeper Carl Ikeme was in inspired form on Saturday, making three tremendous saves from Ryan Mason, Alex Pritchard and Nathan Thompson to keep Swindon Town at bay and secure a 3-2 victory despite being inferior throughout.
For Ward, who spent two years with Wolves earlier in his career, it was a disappointing afternoon. And he was quick to suggest higher powers might have been at work in coaxing the West Midlands side to all three points.
"It just seemed to go against us in a way. Maybe there was a forcefield around their goal, that's what it felt like anyway," he said.
"Budget wise we're told it's something like £20million for them and £2million for us. It didn't go for us in the end but it's something to go away from with on a high note.
"The first goal has gone over Wes (Foderingham), and I don't think any keeper would have saved that. The second goal he's been allowed to cross it to the back post and it's almost impossible to defend.
"Sometimes with the way we play we do leave ourselves a little bit open, but we'd rather play like that and play as we do at times. The third goal we're 2-1 down with minutes to go and we were countered.
"Although we performed very well there are still areas we need to improve on. Even away from home we shouldn't be conceding three goals, so on that side of it it's not good. But on the other side we could have scored 20 goals."
With Bristol City set to make the trip to the County Ground on Saturday, and games against Chelsea and Preston to follow, the month of September is a daunting one for Ward and the Robins.
However, the Town skipper remains in confident mood ahead of this weekend's local derby.
"September is a huge month for us," he said. "We've spoken about it and if we can get some points from this month it will stand us in a good position moving on.
"After about 10 or 15 games the league generally tends to pan out and hopefully we can settle sooner rather than later."
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7:36am Mon 16 Sep 13
mandrossian says...
7:54am Mon 16 Sep 13
Bast01 says...
the holes in defense are shocking at times. I do like Mr Ward, but he has some work to do, both on the back 4 and his own game to e honest.
Still - we all know the rule ... win against Bristol at all costs ! Hate them way more than Oxford !
8:38am Mon 16 Sep 13
Benzel says...
mandrossian wrote:Yeah it was actually 23.
20 goals - somewhat of an exaggeration. We didn't even have 20 shots
12:26pm Mon 16 Sep 13
LionelHutz says...
Relegation fodder, in my opinion.
7:35am Tue 17 Sep 13
mandrossian says...
Benzel wrote:On target
mandrossian wrote:Yeah it was actually 23.
20 goals - somewhat of an exaggeration. We didn't even have 20 shots
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As the game progresses to the mid and end game levels, a jungler's reliance on buffs will taper off. It's not as important for them to pick it up. At this point, the buffs are better utilized in the hands of the AD and AP players. It can often be tricky helping those players get the buffs.
For defensive purposes, pull the mob back into the nearby bush and kill them there. I've managed to steal buffs from enemies before by hiding in the bush and then using my Smite or an ability at the last second and then finishing off the champion. By staying in the bush, your awareness becomes that much higher and you eliminate one area that enemies can use to sneak up on you.
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As the safety of day care comes into question following the horrific events at Sandy Hook Elementary School last week, officials with the State Department of Education what to put your mind at ease.
In 2012 inspectors flagged 43 child care providers in our area for safety/security issues, but those inspectors don't want you to get the wrong idea.
Officials that monitor day care facilities and providers want you to know that inspections happen regularly and that most things found are minor. In fact, those 43 "issues" were from 6,956 inspections. Only 0.6 percent of providers/centers were flagged.
When asked how many inspections reveal serious issues in a child care facility, Maryland State Department of Education media relations director Bill Reinhard said, "almost none of them."
About a year ago the state began making results from inspections available on the Internet. Reinhard says the inspections are run much like restaurant inspections and should be viewed more positively.
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To put things to comparison, there's an average of about 1.9 million car accidents in the United States each year (according to computational knowledge engine WolframAlpha). According to trends, more than 43,000 of those reported accidents each year are fatal. That's a 4.3 percent chance that you could be involved in a fatal car accident compared to a 0.6 percent chance that your child's day care has a safety/security issue -- which in most cases, according to officials, will be minor.
"It's been very, very effective," Reinhard said. "These are caring individuals who would do anything for the children under their care."
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