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The economic decline witnessed by many of Kentucky's central business districts over the past 30 years, threatened the many architecturally and historically significant buildings in these downtowns. Based on the need to preserve not only the buildings, but also the economic vitality of a community's downtown, the Kentucky Heritage Council developed the Kentucky Main Street Program to assist communities with revitalization efforts.
The Kentucky Main Street Program is based on a four-point approach developed by the National Main Street Center [], a division of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The four components of the program are: Organization, Promotion, Design and Economic Restructuring. The goal of this program is to encourage downtown revitalization and economic development within the context of historic preservation.
Since 1979, the Kentucky Main Street Program has been a successful addition toward reversing the economic decline in Kentucky's downtowns, both small and large. Participation in this program requires local commitment and financial support. A Main Street Manager administers the program locally through a volunteer board. The Heritage Council provides technical and design assistance, on-site visits, a resource center, national consultants and grant funding. While many cities have seen immediate improvements, the program establishes an effective organization that will continue to monitor and guide revitalization efforts. It is primarily a self-help program, locally administered and funded, with technical assistance and guidance provided by the Heritage Council. The efforts center on certain aspects of downtown revitalization. A public-private partnership is developed which uses a comprehensive approach, relies on quality, involves changing attitudes, focuses on existing assets, and is both incremental in nature while being implementation oriented.
There are many reasons for revitalizing a downtown, but once the process has begun communities note positive changes such as:
Thresholds needed to be met for Developing a Successful Program:
In 2012, Kentucky Main Street programs reported $129,512,869 total investment, representing, cumulatively, $86,935,584 inpublic investment from all sources, matched by $42,577,291 in private investment, and supported by 104,985 volunteerhours committed by KYMS board members and community supporters! These statewide figures represent:
Over three decades, Kentucky can document $3.73 billion in public-private investment throughout the Commonwealththrough the Kentucky Main Street programs.
Nationwide, statistics show that shopping dollars spent downtown have a greater return on investment back into the community:
If you are interested in learning more about how the Kentucky Main Street program can benefit your community, contact Kitty Dougoud, Kentucky Main Street program administrator, or Jen Spangler Williamson, AIA, Main Street and staff architect. We also encourage you to visit a Kentucky Main Street community and take time to meet with the local manager.
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Rebecca Stropoli at The Exchange3 mths agoNasdaq Closed
Is Barbie's Allure on the Wane?
Rebecca Stropoli at The Exchange4 mths agoAre there cracks in the facade of Barbie's Dreamhouse? Mattel's (MAT) second-quarter earnings report did not, on the surface, tell a pretty tale regarding the iconic fashion doll's global sales, which were down 12% for a fourth straight quarter of declines.
Check out a slideshow of Barbie dolls throughout its 54-year history.
The American Girls step up
In part at least, she's been hurt by competition within Mattel's own family, which also includes the Fisher-Price, Hot Wheels, Thomas & Friends and American Girl brands. The American Girl line specifically saw a 14% increase in sales during the same period Barbie dipped. The 18-inch American Girl dolls, which come complete with a back story and have both historical and contemporary versions, have been on the market since 1986 and a part of Mattel since 1998.
You Already Watch 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.' Now You Can Smell It
Rebecca Stropoli at The Exchange5 mths agoWarning: Something smelly is headed to television viewers across the nation on Wednesday night.
Fans of TLC's "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo," the reality show depicting the trials and triumphs of the eponymous pint-sized, curly-haired pageant queen and her eccentric Georgia family, will be treated to a second-season premiere that offers entertainment beyond the visual. With the help of a "Watch 'N' Sniff" card, audience members can have a full olfactory experience, scratching and smelling when prompted to during the episode, which airs at 9 p.m. ET. According to the TLC website, there's even a chance to win $5,000 if you can "match the smell to its numbers."
Around 10 million "Watch 'N' Sniff" cards have been made available through inserts in People and Us magazines, as well as at some Time Warner Cable (TWC) outlets and through street teams handing them out in major-market cities.
Finance Week Ahead: Focus on the Fed
Rebecca Stropoli at The Exchange6 mths agoAnother volatile trading week has come to an end, with the major U.S. indices in the red overall and the Dow on Friday seeing its fourth straight day of triple-digit swings. Central bank concerns, from lack of further Bank of Japan action to continued worries over the timing of Fed tightening, led the way; Japan's Nikkei also saw some serious action, plunging to officially enter bear market territory on Thursday before recovering a bit on Friday, while the yen soared against the dollar.
Coty Not Smelling So Sweet as Shares Debut
Rebecca Stropoli at The Exchange6 mths agoCoty (COTY), the consumer beauty and fragrance company whose portfolio includes such brands as Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs, Adidas, Sally Hansen and Philosophy, is seeing its shares slip Thursday in its debut on the New York Stock Exchange.
The stock is trading down 1% as the broader U.S. market sees a bit of green following a three-day dive amid global volatility and Fed-tightening concerns.
The Coty IPO, the third largest of the year thus far, priced on Wednesday at $17.50 a share, in the middle of its expected range of $16.50 to $18.50. It raised just under $1 billion in proceeds, giving the company a market value of more than $6 billion. Coty is the first U.S. consumer-products retailer to go public this year. The only other U.S. retailer to debut in the first half of 2013 has been grocery operator Fairway (FWM), whose shares, at $23, are up 74% from their April offer price.
[See related: Pricey Fairway IPO Leads Pickup in Consumer Offerings]
Finance Week Ahead: June Swoon to Come?
Rebecca Stropoli at The Exchange6 mths agoIf every day this month had been like Friday, then "sell in May and go away" would be an accurate statement for 2013. However, despite the steep late-day selloff on the final day of the month, the major indices ended May firmly on the upside, with the Dow gaining 1.86%, the S&P up 2.08% and the Nasdaq seeing a 3.82% rise.
Still, as Yahoo! Finance Editor in Chief Aaron Task and Henry Blodget point out in this Daily Ticker segment, the "tally doesn't really count until the end of the 'worst six months' period." With June traditionally being a weak month for Wall Street, are we headed for a swoon over the next 30 days? Or, as our Breakout colleagues asked on Friday: What comes after a seven-month rally? Crash, correction or pullback?
Last Trading Week of May Ahead After Holiday
Rebecca Stropoli at The Exchange6 mths agoIt had to happen at some point. Yes, Wall Street finally broke its 4-week winning streak, with the major indices down overall this past week amid Fed tapering worries (even as "don't fear the taper" became a rallying cry by some), a Nikkei plunge and weak manufacturing data from China.
But one particular record still held, as the Dow rose for a 19th straight Tuesday before the slump began in later trading Wednesday. This is the longest Tuesday streak in history and the second-longest weekday streak ever (good cocktail party fodder: the longest streak ever was in 1968, when the blue-chip index was up for 24 straight Wednesdays). Will we go for 20 Tuesdays when Wall Street opens next week after the long holiday weekend? Stay tuned.
The Week Ahead: A Test for Dimon, Apple Taxes in Focus, Bernanke on the Hill
Rebecca Stropoli at The Exchange6 mths agoIt was a tough week for the IRS (and gold) but not so for stocks: Friday capped four straight weeks of gains for Wall Street as the Dow and S&P 500 climbed to fresh new highs, continuing the "relentless rally" that has given investors a fantastic year -- in just six months.
What should headline-watchers and investors be looking out for next week? Here are some of the highlights ahead, including two very special Yahoo! Finance events.
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Another Dog of a Day for Ruckus Stock
Rebecca Stropoli at The Exchange7 mths agoRuckus Wireless (RKUS) stock was sinking on Tuesday, down 25% in afternoon trading after it reported lighter-than-expected first-quarter earnings and a revenue outlook that disappointed investors.
Back in November, Yahoo! Finance profiled the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based wi-fi equipment maker during another rough day for the company: Its IPO. Ruckus, whose logo features a barking canine, touted its debut on its own website that day, declaring, "Who Let the Dogs Out? The New York Stock Exchange, That's Who." Unfortunately, that sentiment was reflected in Ruckus's dog of a debut, as the shares ended the day down 18% from their $15 offer price.


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CHEF JEFF — ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Blueberry Peach Freezer Jam
This recipe from "Ball Complete Book of Home Preserving: 400 Delicious and Creative Recipes for Today," goes together in a jiffy.By: Herald Staff Report,
This recipe from "Ball Complete Book of Home Preserving: 400 Delicious and Creative Recipes for Today," goes together in a jiffy.
Blueberry Peach Freezer Jam
1 cup crushed blueberries
1½ cups granulated sugar
1 pouch (1.59-ounce/45 grams) freezer jam pectin
3 cups finely grated pitted peeled peaches
1 tablespoon grated lemon zest
1 teaspoon lemon juice
Place blueberries in glass pie plate. Heat in microwave oven on high, stopping microwave several times to stir, crush berries, until mixture reaches boil, about 2 minutes. Combine sugar, pectin in bowl. Stir until thoroughly blended. Add blueberries, peaches, lemon zest, juice. Stir 3 minutes. Ladle jam into plastic or glass freezer jars, leaving ½-inch headspace. Apply lids tightly. Let jam stand at room temperature until thickened, about 30 minutes. Serve immediately or refrigerate for up to 3 weeks or freeze for up to 1 year.
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A large, coal-burning utility in the U.S. and another in China have agreed to cooperate to develop methods to more cleanly burn coal, including so-called carbon capture and storage technology. Duke Energy will partner with China's Huaneng Group to further develop and build technologies to gasify coal and strip it of its impurities, including the carbon dioxide that would otherwise be released into the atmosphere from coal burning. As it stands, Huaneng releases some 285 million metric tons of CO2 per year while Duke emits 112 million metric tons, according to data from the Center for Global Development, a Washington, D.C.-based thinktank.
"We find ourselves at a pivotal point in world history," said Duke Energy CEO Jim Rogers in a statement announcing the partnership. "China has committed to rapidly developing clean-energy technologies, as has the U.S.… Working together, the U.S. and China can commercialize and drive down the cost of these technologies for the benefit of the entire world."
The key stumbling block for both gasification technology (known as integrated gasification combined cycle or IGCC) and carbon capture and storage (CCS) is cost. IGCC plants can cost as much as three times a conventional coal plant while adding CCS technology can double the cost of the electricity produced.
Both Duke and Huaneng currently have potential carbon capture and storage projects in the works: Duke may add CCS to the new IGCC power plant being constructed in Edwardsport, Ind., and Huaneng has a demonstration project at a power plant in Beijing as well as being a partner in the so-called "GreenGen" project outside near Tianjin, which will demonstrate both gasification and CCS technology when completed over the next decade.
The announcement follows a visit to China by U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu and other government officials, in part to work on partnering around CCS technology for the world's two largest emitters of greenhouse gases. "To prevent the worst effects of climate change, we must accelerate our efforts to capture and store carbon in a safe and cost-effective way," said Chu, in announcing $2.4 billion in money for U.S. CCS projects in May.
As it stands, the U.S. gets roughly 50 percent of its electricity from coal, while China gets more than 70 percent of its power from coal—billowing into the atmosphere. The countries combine to emit some 5.5 billion metric tons of CO2 per year from electricity generation alone.
Image: New plant under construction at Edwardsport, Ind. could become one of the first in commercial operation to undertake carbon capture and storage. Courtesy of Duke Energy
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Oxidation reduction reactions occur all around us, including in our bodies, we oxidise carbon to carbon dioxide and generate energy from the reaction.
The reverse reaction takes place in photosynthesising tissues of plants, fungus and similar life forms. It takes a lot more energy to reduce Carbon dioxide than is obtained from oxidising carbon. This leaves generators of massive amounts of CO2 with few choices but to dump CO2 in some form somewhere on the planet, changing it to a stable compound makes the energy gain from oxidation negligible.
Consider that we only convert 28% (in highly efficient plants) of the energy in coal to electricity. Coal plants cannot adjust to the electricity demand and keep burning coal when no demand exists. Transportation of coal consumes an equivalent of a third of the electrical energy generated. Habitat for forests and wildlife is destroyed for centuries after mining takes place. Ground water is polluted by coal mining. Water tables are drained, killing off mature trees (CO2 to C converters) for miles around a coal pit.
The environmental impacts of coal need to be considered as a whole and then asses the benefits of coal fired power plants.
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Southcoast's upbeat profit report leads to trading halt in Mount Pleasant bank's stock
All eyes at Southcoast Community Bank were fixed on the parent companys stock Thursday afternoon, as regulators briefly halted trading in the shares after an abrupt price spike.
The action heated up around 1:48 p.m., when the Mount Pleasant-based lender reported its first quarterly profit since the last three months of 2010.
Within a minute the stock price skyrocketed 32 percent on heavy demand.
Earnings will do that, quipped L. Wayne Pearson, Southcoasts chairman and chief executive officer.
Nasdaq officials quickly intervened. They shut down trading in Southcoast Financial Corp. because the exchanges so-called circuit breaker rule had kicked in.
The theory behind the circuit breaker rule is that when the price dramatically changes ... they want to make sure the market has a chance to stabilize, Pearson said.
Trading resumed and volume soared to a record high for Southcoast by the time the U.S. markets closed at 4 p.m. In all 170,869 shares of the company changed hands, compared to about 5,300 during a typical session.
The stock closed at $2.24, up 78 cents, or 53 percent higher than Wednesday. At one point, shares climbed to $2.67.
Pearson said hes not aware of any other local publicly traded company that has triggered the circuit breaker rule. Nasdaq officials told him that an unidentified aggressive buyer began amassing shares at 1:49 p.m. and quickly drove the price up.
They started selling it off. Then another group came in, and someone else took their position at end of the day, Pearson said.
The rapid-fire buying and selling apparently was fueled by Southcoasts latest earnings report. The bank owner said it posted a $1.24 million profit for the first three months of the year. It booked a $579,000 loss for the same period of 2011.
Southcoast noted it had to set aside far less income to cover possible loan losses during the past quarter: $100,000 compared to more than $1.1 million a year ago.
I think were seeing improvements in all categories of the banks operations, Pearson said. Significant for us is that were seeing non-performing assets stabilize and start to come down.
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Miles wrote:It's incredible...
First electric car I've been in, too....
I've lead a sheltered lifeJozzer wrote:Miles did look a bit white faced and squirmy at one point - does that count as a reccomendation?
kfong wrote:Nice work Jozzer, is there anything you would do differently for those of us contemplating of doing a similar conversion. I know of a garage kept Miata with a blown engine. Where did you source the motor? Sounded like you had very little issues with the install. Did you have a custom motor mount made. More details!
neptronix wrote:crud, i don't fit in one at all. 6 ft tall with long legs seems a bit much for this car. Left arm bangs up against the door too. The interior of this car is certainly a torture chamber. Bummer
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Some people expect the impossible when it comes to service! Take for example...."Ken M". I have been dealing with Norman's for over 30 years and have never experienced the kind of service "Ken M" describes! Perhaps you are a competitor looking to slander one of the best service companies Atlanta has to offer?
There are so many people who receive customer communications every day at NEI, it would be impossible for your concerns to go un-noticed for the period of time you suggest.
I was a little concerned after reading some of the older reviews of Norman's but found them to be prompt, reliable, and very professional.
Do not use this company! They have had my tv for 2 1/2 months. They lost it for a while. They then lost my mounting brackets. They get angry and rude with the customer. They transfer you to dead phones and then do not answer the phone. I am not sure if I ever will get my belongings back. I am about to turn it over to my legal counsel.
Great Service & Great Price – I had a problem with my TV & many suggested I just trash it & buy a new one. I contacted Norman's Electronics & they were able to fix the TV at a very reasonable price. Lastly they gave me this great service & they came to me to fix the TV.
Good Job – good and honest the guy suggested i try something on my own b4 he took my $.I have a t.v that needs fixing,guess where im bring it? :)
Excellent in home service repair – I was hesitate to call Norman's after reading the reviews as well but I have a contract and was referred to them.
The tech called me the night before and told me the time he was coming which worked into my schedule as well. He arrived at the time we scheduled. He was very thorough, knowledgeable and fixed my tv with no complaints. Thank you Norman's for sending your tech Corey Smith to my house. I recommend you give Norman's a try.
Would recommend them to anyone! – After reading some review others had posted about Normans I was wary of using them but they were close to my house and I knew they had been around for a long time so I called them to repair a lcd tv in my home. They called to schedule and showed when they said they would. The technician knew right away what was wrong with my tv and fixed it the same day!! I would recommend them to anyone that needs some in home repair done. They were friendly, knowledgeable, and professional!
Ms. Jones of Atlanta – I would not recommend Norman's electronics to anyone, and I do mean nobody. I have been waiting since August 5th.2010 to get my microwave repaired.I have taken off from work on three different occasions for. Servive repair and as of this date the repair hasn't been completed. Their customer service is the poorest and worst in the country I believe. They Won't even consider no conpensation for your time and trouble. I warn all consumers to be aware of this ill will company.
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Around the Horn: May 5, 2011
(1) Tim Lincecum makes strikeout history as his fastball speed returns thanks to his offseason training (for more see Link O' Rama).
(2) Josh Johnson the best early season pitcher in the game.
(3) Aaron Crow showing Royals his worth as a pen ace.
(4) Carl Crawford finally hitting, making history.
(5) Adrian Gonzalez productive, minus the power.
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Isn't It 'Loverly' - CHS and "My Fair Lady"
Tonight CHS is hosting a special fundraiser and awareness event at the Toronto Centre for the Arts. We're thrilled that we have the chance to profile some of our services and programs in a new venue and introduce ourselves as an organization to many people who don't already know us.
What makes this event really unique is something that many people will be seeing for the first time. Sure, the TCA has been dark to large-scale musical productions since the days of Garth Dabrinsky and Livent and the current main-stage feature is a critically acclaimed production of "My Fair Lady." But what really sets the whole evening apart is that the performance is accessible to people who are deaf, deafened and hard of hearing.
Someone who is profoundly deaf usually indentifies with one of two groups: oral deaf or culturally Deaf. Some people who are oral deaf use sign language such as American Sign Language (ASL) or la langue des signes québécoise (LSQ) to communicate. Others use speech to communicate, using their residual hearing in combination with hearing aids, communication devices or cochlear implants, and lipreading or speechreading.
The term culturally Deaf refers to individuals who identify with and participate in the language, culture, and community of Deaf people, based on sign language. Deaf culture, indicated by a capital "D," does not perceive hearing loss and deafness as a disability, but as the basis of a distinct cultural group. Culturally Deaf people can sometimes also use speechreading, gesturing, spoken language, and written English to communicate with people who do not sign.
As for someone who identifies as hard of hearing, they tend to wear hearing aids and effectively communicate using residual hearing, speechreading, and other strategies.
I think the next question for most would be what makes a performance accessible? In the case of My Fair Lady, there will be ASL interpretation as well as FM systems which are devices that amplify sound.
Sheila Johnston will be interpreting the performance along with Kathy Boyce-Munroe. Sheila is the Manager of the CHS Ontario Interpreting Services (OIS) Internship Program, which trains highly qualified interpreters to work in the community. Sheila's amazing – she's interpreted some large scale productions including the Lion King and Aida. I can't even fathom what it takes to interpret such a thing as a musical stage production! Did you know, in the case of My Fair Lady, two interpreters take on the roles of over 35 characters?
Aside from some acting talent and a ridiculously accurate memory, I have to wonder what makes a good ASL interpretation and what makes a great one. After tonight's performance, I'll ask my Deaf colleagues and let you know what I find out.
I'm excited about tonight. I'm excited to see our consumers there. I'm excited to meet potential new donors, members, and volunteers because I believe that when people get to know what we do at CHS they won't be able to resist us. And, most importantly, I'm excited to see the commitment and dedication behind our Vision and Mission in action once again.


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MPI publishes the online journal The Migration Information Source, a resource providing current and accurate migration and refugee data and analysis. The Source, guided by a panel of distinguished contributing editors, offers a country profiles, stories by leading migration thinkers, policy updates from Capitol Hill, and dispatches from foreign correspondents around the globe. The Source is an ideal tool for policymakers, journalists, researchers, and NGOs looking for accurate information on international migration. Visit the Source at www.migrationinformation.org. For the most recent annual report issued by MPI, click here MPI Program FocusMPI's work is organized around four research pillars:
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Redcoats Announce New Album And Tour Dates
24/9/2012Redcoats announce the release of their debut self-titled album out 19 October - available to pre-order now. To support this release the band will be touring throughout November on their Who's Rollin' album tour, full dates below.
Following from first single lifted from the album, Raven, Redcoats have also just released second single Evergreen to radio. Watch the psychedelic inspired clip here now!
Their album follows the release of their debut EP in 2011. Recorded with Rob Long and mixed and mastered by Lindsay Gravina, both singles, 'Dreamshaker' and 'Kay Trucker' received high rotation on triple j. The close of 2011 saw 'Dreamshaker' climb to #76 in Triple J's Hottest 100 poll, cementing the band's status as one to watch.
Singer Emilio Mercuri possesses the sort of classic seventies rock timbre that can compete with the thunderous riffs of the era, which proved handy when he ran into the formidable rhythm section of bassist Rhys Kelly and drummer Andrew Braidner – who'd already started playing in bands at high school in Melbourne. They found a fellow journeyman in guitarist Neil Wilkinson.
Everything is supersize in Redcoats' world: epic drums and vocals, and a guitar and bass synergy that throbs, chops and drones. "We set out to do something that was bold," states Mercuri. "It's an honest brand of rock'n'roll."
When it came to plotting the course of their debut album, the band decided isolation was the best option. They bunkered up in a valley at the foot of the Grampians, and again in the bush outside Daylesford, to forge songs out of jam sessions that went on long into the night. It's a trippy odyssey brilliantly captured by LA producer Dave Schiffman (Nine Inch Nails, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Dead Meadow, Dandy Warhols, Mars Volta), who flew into Byron Bay's 301 Studios to work with the band before handing over to Howie Weinberg for mastering.
Their debut, self-titled EP was recorded with Rob Long in 2011 and mixed and mastered by Lindsay Gravina. Its first single, 'Dreamshaker', climbed to #76 in Triple J's Hottest 100 poll, cementing the band's status as one to watch.
The band's individuality and hard-work ethic made them an obvious support choice for fellow heavyweight acts such as Stone Temple Pilots, Grinspoon, Papa Vs Pretty, Calling All Cars and Karnivool. This is a band you must see live to experience the full Redcoats effect.
The Redcoats experience transcends modern genre-labeling; instead tapping into the roots of modern rock, back when experimentation was boundless.
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Rivera said the postulation was 'warm': Ron Rivera hints Carolina Panthers want Mike Wallace - NFL.com "You're warm, but you know what's going to be interesting is how things unfold once we get to March 12," Rivera said on "NFL AM." "There's a lot of things that are out there that we have to really take into consideration. You know, we'll see how things are going to affect us when we get to the 12th." So we could shrug this off as pre-draft smoke screen or maybe Rivera was just providing some wishful thinking like we are prone to do. Yet it's not really in character for Rivera to say something like that without there being some truth to it. Now I'm more excited to see what happens by March 12th. I think we are in for some surprises.
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Lexagon Reviews SAN Launch Full Impact 4350 & SAN Fierce
Big thank you to Allieninja and SAN for hooking me up w/ a ton of samples. I've been looking at some of their products for a while, so when I saw the opportunity to try them I jumped.
Review #1: SAN Launch Full Impact 4350 Watermelon (also received Orange)
I took this Sat 1/28 before my AM workout. I took it about an hr after having my 5 egg whites. Was a little nervous about taking it on a near empty stomach and almost took a 1/2 dose, but decided to see what would happen. At worst I cut my workout short and come home. To my surprise it did not irritate my stomach at all. Mixed with 12oz water.
Taste = 10/10
I could smell the watermelon as soon as I opened the package. Had a great watermelon flavor, almost like a jolly rancher. Was definitely impressed since I love watermelon!
Mixibility= 10/10
Barely had to shake this to get it to mix, had a few floaters, but nothing an extra shake or 2 didn't fix.
Energy = 10/10
Great boost of energy! Kept me up and going through a looong workout! Didn't notice any jitters either. And no crash later, which I was afraid of.
Pumps = 6/10
Didn't notice anything different than usual in this dept. Wasn't bad, but it wasn't earth shattering either.
Stamina = 10/10
Definitely kept me in for the long haul. After my lifting I tortured myself with some HIIT and I made it through w/out any problems. Probably could have kept going even. Never felt run down or tired.
Overall = 9.2/10
Was impressed by the product and amazed by the flavor. A nice change from my usual.
Review #2 - SAN Fierce Tangy Orange
Took this Mon 1/30 after working before my workout. About 1 or so hrs after my last meal. Mixed with about 12oz water.
Taste = 4/10
Didn't notice a strong orange smell when I opened it. Took the first sip, bleh! Taste reminded me a little of cough sryup, but not as strong. The aftertaste wasn't any better. Definitely not a fan of taste, but I chugged the rest, wanted to see what it could do for my workout.
Mixibility= 10/10
Again, didn't have any problem mixing this. Had a slight orange ting, but nothing floating around.
Energy = 10/10
Did get a great boost of energy, which is always needed at the end of the day. Did not notice any tingles, but I'm not too concerned about that I know it was working.
Pumps = 8/10
Definitely noticed more of a pump with this one. More than usual, which lead to great results. Killed my workout and felt great after.
Stamina = 10/10
Thankfully this helped keep me going through my lifting and another round of HIIT. Focus and energy were there, leaving me with a nice long workout. No complaints.
Overall = 8.4/10
Other than the taste, i loved it. I don't have a sample of the wild cherry so I'm not sure if that's any different.
Overall both products did exactly what they said they would. If they all tasted as good as the Launch Watermelon it'd be hard to not take them.
My only complaint, and I'm not 100% sure it's all the fault of these products is that a few hours after taking both I had a raging headache. For Launch it started about 4-5 hrs after being out of the gym and having eaten something and lasted the rest of the the day. For Fierce, I feel asleep feeling eh, dull pain figured I could sleep it off, woke-up with another raging headache. Could have just been bad timing, but I don't typically get them at all. I'm willing to give the samples another shot, maybe this weekend or next week just to see. I want to give them the benefit of the doubt just a very strange occurance.


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I have had my game freeze on me 3 times since the update and I started downloading RBN songs. It froze twice last night, and once tonight.
When it freezes, the whole system freezes. Controllers will not respond, and hitting the Live button on the controller to bring up the dashboard does nothing. The only thing I can do is turn the console off by pushing the power button, and then turn it back on.
Everytime it freezes, it's in the Tour mode. It's doesn't happen all the time, and it freezes at different parts each time. Like the first time, it was while choosing a song in make a setlist. The next time it happened once we finished a make a setlist gig. I can't recall what we were doing when it froze the 3rd time. I'm thinking the freezes have something to do with Tour mode, or the make a setlists having a problem with the new update, or the RBN.
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"I don't care how long you've been clean and sober. Drug addicts and alcoholics should not have handguns in the house." That advice was given to a roomful of clean and sober addicts and alcoholics, me among them, twentysomething years ago. The advice-giver went on to say that addicts and alcoholics are by nature over-sensitive and over-reactive, and can't trust ourselves not to make a lethal snap judgment.
All these years later, science has proven her right. The recent, much-publicized sibling study at Cambridge University demonstrated an inherited defect in the decision-making brain tissue of addict families. It doesn't matter whether or not the sibling is actually using drugs (although I would love to get a look at the "normal" sibling's eating, smoking and gambling habits!) — some people are hard-wired for impulsivity.
We already knew that anecdotally, of course, but it's always nice to see it in a controlled double-blind research paper. And as long as we're applying it to handgun ownership, I don't mind one way or the other, since I never felt the need to own a handgun.
But if we extend the science — and we should, although even I don't like where this is heading — sex and love addicts really shouldn't be cruising online, either, whether in recovery or in active addiction. Internet dating is not a good idea for any addict or alcoholic, really. Here's why:
Those of us with the genetic predisposition for addiction not only have quirky deciding brain cells, we also have quirky rewarding brain cells. When these reward cells — the dopamine receptors — work poorly, you have trouble feeling pleasure. So, impulsively and without much thought to the consequences thanks to Quirk A, addicts-in-training do things to increase our dopamine production. Fast cars, maybe, or sky-diving. Usually, it's your basic sex, drugs and rock'n'roll. Works great to increase dopamine production. Sadly, all that nice positive feedback sets us up for some pretty negative habits.
What has this got to do with online dating? Novelty and anticipation stimulate dopamine production. A lot. Think about the gambler at the slot machine, compulsively pulling the handle because the expectation of a jackpot is so enthralling. Or the rat in a Skinner box, tapping the lever in expectation of food. How different is that from you clicking your way through QuickMatch on OK Cupid?
"Next! Next! Next!" This the happy cry of a brain feeding on hits of dopamine. Which is fine, as long as you keep feeding it. A neurochemical surge is invariably followed by a neurochemical withdrawal, followed by a craving, followed by another hit, followed by… yeah, you're way ahead of me. Be honest: How many years do you want to speed date?
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Saloma Miller Furlong began documenting her early life as part of her therapy to help overcome growing up in an abusive environment.
That abuse at the hands of an unstable father and brutal older brother, along with unsettled feelings and questions about her faith, led her to leave, twice, the Amish community in which she was born.
The pages and pages of notes and journals eventually became Furlong's memoir, "Why I left the Amish," published last year by Michigan State University Press. The book chronicles her life up to the point of her leaving her family and community in 1977.
While the book, a recent finalist for the ForeWord Reviews Book of the Year Award for nonfiction, demystifies many perceptions about the Amish, it was not Furlong's goal to expose the strict Ohio community.
"The main intention was to tell the story of me growing up in a community and having to endure abuse of all kinds," said Furlong, who will be in Hanover Monday evening to share her experiences and discuss her book at the Guthrie Memorial Library.
Furlong describes her book as a story of overcoming obstacles and coming of age.
"People from all walks of life have been able to relate to the book in a myriad of ways that I didn't expect," she said by phone from her Vermont home last week.
But still, the book offers a rare glimpse inside the private world of the Amish, who traditionally shun modern technology.
"The Amish have a lot to teach the rest of the world, especially about what it takes to be a community," said Furlong, whose four sisters also eventually left their home community.
"But, you can not put them up on a pedestal. They have the same struggles as everyone else. They are not exempt from evil, just because they are Amish," she said.
Furlong's appearance is part of the Hanover library's author series sponsored by the Adult Summer Reading Club.
Guthrie Memorial Library community relations director Laura Zimmerman said Furlong has a fascinating story to tell with broad appeal.
"Guthrie patrons are keenly interested in the Amish and we connected with her to bring her here as part of our author series," she said.
The talk is part of a loose promotional tour for Furlong, who has also published short stories and essays. She has made appearances at bookstores, colleges and libraries from the Midwest to the Northeast.
It took Furlong 17 years of off-and-on writing and searching for a willing publisher before the book made it to print. It started as an outlet and as a way to deal with the "fallout" of her childhood and disconnection from her community, she said.
"At some point, I really had the urge to start writing for an audience," she said. "I knew it had to work its way into print."
After several publishers rejected her story, "It went on the shelf for a couple years," she said.
But after tinkering with the beginning of the book and using her return visit to Ohio for her father's funeral as the vehicle for the story, she renewed her efforts to have it published.
Furlong eventually went down the alphabetical list of publishers on the website Newpages.com.
"I just sent it out and sent it out and finally I hit number 33," she said. "Somebody asked to see the whole manuscript."
Now, Furlong is busy working on a sequel, "Wearing Amish," that will rejoin her journey where the first book ends, after she left her family and found herself in a YWCA in Burlington, Vt.
Much of the second book will deal with her romance with her husband David, who waited for her even after she returned to the Amish community for two years and eight months.
"There was a two-year period in which David and I did not see one another," she said. "David still sent cards and letters, which I did not respond to in those two years. He didn't give up."
Furlong eventually went on to raise two sons and graduate from Smith College in May 2007 with a major in German studies and a minor in philosophy. She studied abroad in Germany and did research into the early Amish.
The book has caused a split between Furlong and her siblings, who no longer talk to her, she said. But it has gained popularity among other readers, including the Amish themselves. Furlong learned that many of those who reserved the book at the library in Middlefield, Ohio, were Amish.
"The Amish in my own community were reading it in droves," she said. "I know they're reading it."
What: Writer Saloma Miller Furlong will speak about her book "Why I Left the Amish"
When: 6 to 8 p.m. Monday
Where: Guthrie Memorial Library, John D. Bare Center
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Does One Crime Justify Another?
Understanding why God hardens Pharaoh's heart.
Reprinted with permission from The Torah: A Women's Commentary, edited by Tamara Cohn Eskenazi and Andrea L.
Weiss (New York: URJ Press and Women of Reform Judaism, 2008).
God's hardening of Pharaoh's heart in Exodus 10:1 presents a theological problem on two levels. First, if God is the agent of Pharaoh's behavior, what does that imply about Pharaoh's free will? Second, if God hardens Pharaoh's heart in order to demonstrate God's power, we must ask: At what price the Israelites' liberation? Indeed, the ultimate result of Pharaoh's stubbornness is the murder of every first-born Egyptian male. Even if we consider this to be retributive justice, payback for Pharaoh's earlier order to kill all newborn Hebrew males, we still must ponder: Does one heinous crime justify another? And how do we come to terms with killing innocent children?
Commentators, equally bothered by this thorny moral dilemma, have provided inspired interpretations. With regard to the question of free will, some interpreters note that during the first five plagues, Pharaoh hardens his own heart. Only afterward does God take over, starting with the sixth plague (9:12), suggesting that Pharaoh has foregone the chance to operate independently. Modern psychoanalyst Erich Fromm writes, "The more man's heart hardens, the less freedom he has to change; the more he is determined by previous action ... there comes a point of no return, when man's heart has become so hardened ... that he has lost the possibility of freedom." This is an astute insight into human behavior, but it begs the question of the text's plain meaning, which is that God causes Pharaoh's stubbornness.
With Adversity Comes Strength
The hardening of Pharaoh's heart might also be viewed as a paradigm for what Fran Burgess calls the "transformative power of adversity." According to this view, Pharaoh's stubborn resistance is the condition necessary for Moses and the Israelites to emerge from their straits (the Hebrew name for Egypt, mitzrayim, is very close to the Hebrew for "straits," metzarim). Indeed, it often takes facing overwhelming odds to make radical change. As Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong said, "Before cancer, I just lived. Now I live strong." Pharaoh thus serves as a tool for the Israelites' psychological and moral development. However keen, this interpretation too satisfies only on the level of metaphor.
An Evil God
Perhaps the most satisfactory approach is to keep the theological problems ever-present. In The Particulars of Rapture: Reflections on Exodus (1995), Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg suggests that the liberation story of the Israelites, what she calls the "master narrative," gives rise to "counter-narratives" that throw the justification of God's triumphal power into question. Indeed, as Zornberg argues, the master narrative of God as loving and benevolent redeemer of the Israelites is challenged by the killing of the Egyptians' first-born, including "the first-born of the captive who was in the dungeon" (12:29). This prompts a counter-narrative from the perspective of the plague's victims that asks: What sin could the babies and the captives possibly have committed to deserve this punishment? The answer posits an evil God. This narrative appears again later, in the story of the Golden Calf, when Moses convinces God not to murder the Israelites for their transgression, arguing that otherwise, the Egyptian story will prevail: "Let not the Egyptians say, 'It was with evil intent that he delivered them" (32:12). Although the Midrash attempts to silence and "neutralize" potentially heretical answers to such queries, Zornberg maintains that "the Torah, even God's quoted words, gives rise to interpretations that radically contradict its own master-narrative, and that cannot, moreover, be totally repudiated by its accredited expositors" (p, 143).
For Zornberg, an alternative for dealing with the dissonance between narrative and counter-narrative is "the model of endless questioning, in which the answer does not totally silence the questioner" (p. 143). In fact, implicit and explicit questions play an important role in this parashah. God mandates that the story of the Exodus be told in response to children's queries: "And when your children ask you...you shall say..." (l2:26-27). This is the basis for the Passover seder's custom of the Four Questions. Further, two more verses from this parashah and one from Deuteronomy instruct us to answer our children's questions about the Exodus. The Rabbis understood all these verses as referring to four kinds of children, the Haggadah's Four Sons, each with varying aptitudes, each eliciting a different perspective on the narrative: the Wise Son (Deuteronomy 6:20-21), the Wicked Son (Exodus 12:26), the Simple Son (13:14), and the One Who Is Unable to Ask (13:8).
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I have Antichrist on my to watch list. Dancer in the Dark seemed too heavy(-handed) for me. Though I am still willing to see Antichrist. So I suppose it wasn't too bad. I've been wanting to see The Five Obstructions, but haven't yet. Also, I actually liked Irreversible. Hopefully I'll have a chance to see Noe's new film at some point.
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CHICAGO—Neandertals have long been portrayed as dumb brutes. But a growing body of evidence hints that these extinct humans were much savvier than previously thought. The results of a new study presented here last week at the annual meeting of the Paleoanthropology Society bolster that view, and suggest that, in fact, Neandertals acted in much the same way as early modern humans.
To compare the behavior of Neandertals and early moderns, paleoanthropologist Bruce Hardy of Kenyon College studied artifacts from a site in southwestern Germany called Hohle Fels. The site contains several levels of archaeological remains. One of these levels dates to between 36,000 and 40,000 years ago and contains tools manufactured in the Mousterian cultural tradition associated with Neandertals. Another comprises items that are 33,000 to 36,000 years old and are made in the Aurignacian style associated with early modern humans.
What makes Hohle Fels ideal for comparing Neandertal and modern human behavior is that both groups lived under comparable climate and environmental conditions at this locale (cold temperatures and open habitat). They also had the same prey animals available to them, such as reindeer and horse.
Hardy examined the Mousterian and Aurignacian implements under a microscope, looking at their wear patterns and searching for residues from the substances with which the tools came into contact. He found that although the modern humans created a larger variety of tools than did the Neandertals, the groups engaged in mostly the same activities. These activities include using tree resin to bind stone points to wooden handles, employing stone points as thrusting or projectile weapons, crafting implements from bone and wood, butchering animals and scraping hides.
What this means, Hardy says, is that form and function are not linked. "You don't need a grapefruit spoon to eat a grapefruit," he told ScientificAmerican.com. Perhaps Neandertals did not bother inventing additional tool types because they were able to get the job done just fine without them.
"Neandertals stuck around for 150,000 years," Hardy notes. "That's not a species that doesn't know what it's doing."
Yet if Neandertals were so capable, why did they ultimately disappear? "We don't really know," Hardy admits. But he doesn't think that modern humans killed them off. It could just be that modern humans had a slight reproductive advantage that, over thousands of years, allowed their population to swamp the Neandertal one.
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Language seems the likely difference twixt humans and Neandertals. Even if Neandertals were just as clever as humans, human language would allow storage of the more complex technological knowledge that both groups were inventing. As the store of human technological knowledge grew, the humans would gain a huge competitive advantage at exploiting a limited environment. Is there any evidence of the relative degree of language use?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisCroMagnon man is a modern human, not a Neanderthal. Neanderthal's as a species had a specific genetic profile that would distinguish it from Homo Sapiens. Some think we absorbed the Neanderthal species into our own. Others would say the evidence may point away from interbreeding as their primary path to extinction.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisHuman women are pregnant for nine months. If Neanderthals were pregnant for 12 months eventually that would have added up.
Is there a way to calculate the time period that would take, all other things being equal, for humans to outbreed Neanderthals?
It is quite remarkable that so many scientists have not hit on the most obvious "likely" cause for the demise of the Neanderthals. From written articles it appears they lived in much smaller family-oriented groups, and that they had a very high caloric requirement (better than 5000 calories per day on average). Imagine then what would have resulted to such a collection of scattered groups when they first came into contact with Homo Sapiens Sapiens, modern men emerging out of Africa, bringing with them a host of new diseases? There is no doubt that both species exposed each other to new diseases, a move which would have elevated the rate of sickness and death. But for a small Neanderthal group, heavily dependent upon a much smaller number of hunting adults, any serious illness would have diminished their daily catch. This reduced caloric harvest for a species with such a high metabolic rate, would have weakened the remaining members of the group, making them even more suseptible to disease. Result, a quick demise of each small family group. Like bursting soap bubbles, each layer of Neanderthal family groups would have diminished and died off as Homo Sapiens Sapiens expanded their territory. There would be no need for above normal hostility. Disease would have done it all, much the same way as disease borne by Europeans killed off the majority of aboriginals in North America. Even here, the aboriginals held an advantage of having the same caloric requirements as Europeans. With Neanderthals, extinction would have been much swifter.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisIt seems to be generally agreed from bone analysis that Neanderthal had speech capability, so basing their demise on lack of speech is likely incorrect.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisSo Neandertals ate with their hands because they didn't feel like forking with it?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisSometimes consensus is correct sometimes not. Bone structure by itself is not evidence that the bones were used for symbolic communication such as language requires. Symbolic messages on a cave wall would however suggest the ability to produce symbolic communication. Is there any physical evidence which compares symbolic messaging between the two groups. For example, some sort of totems or something?
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Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI have studied paleoanthropology for some 32 years now and that digital recreation of a bearded neanderthal man that this page provides is absolutely exceptional. How did Mr. Hardy decipher that "Neanderthal man" had chest hair? And what is being implied by having "Neanderthal man" were glasses? Is there something wrong with neanderthal vision that would place there visual acuity below that of homo sapiens?
I commend Mr. Hardy for his work and am excited to hear more from what seems to be just that start of a great research agenda.
One of the best ways of finding out what particular peoples do is to actually get out there and ask them. This may seem a little silly in the light of the common observance of the Neanderthals having died out - Not so because they never did die out. How can I say this? Because I working for a guy who had to be a typical Neanderthal he was about 1.70m; also I working a guy in a previous job who was also absolutely typically Neanderthal (he was 1.93m). Iknow another guy who married a Neanderthal girl, I met her and she was Neanderthal and really beautiful standing at about 1.85m. They are still with us. Just get out of the laboratory and find them. The Neanderthals did not die out, that's a myth!
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI agree as I've met one name hugh in key west harbor i the 80's that looks just like the best pics of them
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It is a difficult task to loot enough chests, dungeons and enemies to acquire the items needed to improve Smithing. To increase the speed at which your smithing level increases, buy or loot leather, travel to a blacksmith and quickly craft Leather Bracers. This quickly increases your level and can also be done with leather and iron.
Another method is buying/making iron ingots and buying/making leather strips to constantly make iron daggers.
A great way to level it up early in the game is to head to Whiterun and visit the female blacksmith right by the entrance. Buy all the Iron Ingots, Iron Ore, and leather strips from Adrianne Avenicci and Ulberth War-Bear (who is inside the shop). Then head to the smelter to smelt your ore into Iron Ingots. Next go to the forge and make as many Iron daggers as you can. The downside to this is that you'll need an initial investment of 1500-2000 gold before you do this.
To reduce the amount of time you need to spend waiting for the Whiterun blacksmith to restock (24 hours), it is better to fast travel to Riverwood, and buy more ingots/ore from the blacksmith there, then fast travel back to Whiterun, smelt the ore and craft the daggers. By this time 48 hours should have passed, allowing for you to buy more ore/ingots from the Whiterun blacksmiths.
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