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UFC featherweight Frankie Edgar wants to make his way back to a title-shot as fast as possible and appears to be locked in on an eventual clash with Cub Swanson as a means of assisting the process. Though Edgars interest in Swanson is nothing new, he now has a specific time and place he hopes to lock horns with the well-rounded contender.
According to a report on UFC Tonight, Edgar is shooting for a showdown with Swanson on November 16 in Las Vegas at UFC 167. The still-developing show is scheduled to feature welterweight champ Georges St-Pierre defending his title against Johny Hendricks in the headlining tilt.
Edgars desire to duke it out at the event is also in part a means of giving him time to recover for a fight on Super Bowl Weekend. Like the big game, the card is set for New Jersey where Edgar hails from and hasnt fought in since UFC 78 (more than five years ago).
Unfortunately, Swansons current focus is on a fight with the winner of featherweight king Jose Aldos upcoming bout with Chan Sung Jung. As such, he labeled The Answer as Plan B in a statement responding to Edgars attempt at securing a scrap.

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Top US college FIFA 12 players represented their schools as they competed for $25,000 in this tournament held in Las Vegas.
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England and Spain fight for possession in this gameplay from FIFA's UEFA Euro 2012 DLC.
Our mighty orange GameSpot FC battle their way through Bulgaria's defence on the road to UEFA Euro glory.
Ireland face off with Italy in this gameplay from FIFA's UEFA Euro 2012 DLC.
Check out this trailer showcasing the Expedition Mode in EURO 2012, a digital expansion pack for FIFA 12.
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England take on Sweden in the second game of Group D in this gameplay movie from UEFA Euro 12.
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Secrets Behind the StatueDisney Legends award sculptor and creator Andrea Favilli reveals hidden secrets he molded into the iconic statue that sits in Disney Legends Plaza at The Walt Disney Studios.
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Jim Henson's Legendary LifeWith the help of his son Brian and colleague Steve Whitmire, this article from Disney twenty-three
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Remembering Blaine GibsonJuly 6, 2015
D23 remembers the famed animator and sculptor who was named a Disney Legend in 1993.
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Six Very Rare Pinocchio Slides Show the Studio's True ColorsFebruary 5, 2015
Celebrate 75 years of Pinocchio with some of the only known color images to exist of the former Disney Studio on Hyperion Avenue.
Remembering Walt PeregoyJanuary 22, 2015
Walt Peregoy, a color stylist and background artist who was named a Disney Legend in 2008, passed away at his home in Encino, California, on January 16.
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Remembering Robin Williams: We've Never Had A Friend Like HimAugust 12, 2014
Like Mork, the character he first played on an episode of ABC's Happy Days, this utterly original comic and movie star appeared on our television sets seemingly out of nowhere, almost as if from outer space.
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Susan Viscomi, Director of Athletics, is pleased to introduce Erin Robson as the new women's lacrosse coach and staff assistant in the Hilbert College athletics department. Robson assumes the full-time coaching duties prior to the start of the 2012-13 academic year. She has the ability to create a winning program accessing her collegiate playing and international coaching experiences along with her professional employment positions. Robson will also perform administrative support for the athletic department and serve as an adjunct faculty member, teaching a health and wellness class at Hilbert. Robson begins her full-time position on August 27th.
"Erin is a highly motivated individual who will work hard to build a successful women's lacrosse program here at Hilbert", said Viscomi. "As a native of Ontario, her connections north of the border should help us in recruiting some quality players internationally as well as in New York State. We look forward to her promising leadership in the inaugural year of varsity competition".
Robson's playing experiences began in her early teens in Canada; she developed her lacrosse skills as an Ontario Provincial All-Star Team mid-fielder ('04) which eventually led to her competing as a two-sport athlete at The State University of New York (SUNY) at Oswego. Graduating in only three years, Robson was a scholar student, was a three-year member of the women's lacrosse and ice hockey programs and also a member of the college's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. She received academic recognition as an Eastern Colleges Athletic Conference (ECAC) All-Academic and a SUNYAC All-Academic Team member each year ('07-'09), as well as earning the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association All Academic Award in 2009 and the SUNYAC Commissioner's List her last two years at Oswego.
Following her graduation, Robson spent seven months in New Zealand serving as the head coach of the West Auckland Force Girls Lacrosse Under-19 team. She guided the top college and national players in Auckland to an undefeated season, winning the league championship.
Upon her return to North America, Robson stayed state-side and began her graduate studies in education at Canisius College while student teaching and coaching in the Buffalo, NY area. She became a certified personal trainer and served as a manager and personal trainer for Lifesource Training Studios, implementing individualized weight training programs and nutritional guidelines for clients. Robson recently served as the junior varsity head lacrosse coach at Nichols High School, the assistant varsity field hockey coach at Sacred Heart Academy, and has worked at several area clinics and summer camps.
Robson earned her bachelors of science in wellness management with a double minor in health science and athletic coaching from Oswego in 2009. She then completed her masters of science in physical and health education from Canisius College in the summer of 2012.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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The Culture, Art and Technology program (CAT) is a three-quarter course sequence required for all first-year students. CAT is both a freshman writing program and an interdisciplinary core sequence which explores how aspects of human culture shape and mediate our interactions with our environment and with each other. Entering students will sign up for CAT 1, 2, and 3 in the Fall, Winter, and Spring quarters (respectively) of their first year.
The Practicum upper-division requirement is unique to Sixth College. Each student completes an individually chosen project which gives them a chance to apply their knowledge to real problems and connect with communities outside the classroom.
The Sixth College Core Sequence on Culture, Art and Technology gives students an opportunity to learn about the conventions of academic writing and to consider the implications of questions that are also important outside the university. Some of the questions addressed in first-year CAT courses are:
Each quarter we offer a selection of interdisciplinary courses, which take varying approaches to the same basic issues.
The Sixth College Practicum is an upper-division, general education requirement that embodies the College's commitment to active, hands-on learning. Students enroll in courses that have an experiential, service-learning, or community-based component to the curriculum.
Along with the Practicum, every student is required to complete Sixth College's upper-division writing course, CAT 125. This course gives students approaching graduation the opportunity to reflect upon the relationship between their coursework, their communities, and their intellectual and professional goals. Students focus on writing for public audiences and get feedback on how to improve oral presentation, writing in print formats, and digital content-creation.
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HAZARD – An elementary school in Hazard was temporarily placed on lockdown Friday morning after a man was reported nearby carrying what appeared to be a firearm. Police have since given the all clear after the firearm was determined to be an air gun.
Deputy Chief Joe Engle said the Hazard Police Department received a call at 7:50 Friday morning from a parent reporting that the man, later identified as 19-year-old Joshua Turner of Hazard, was walking with what looked like an assault rifle near Roy G. Eversole Elementary. Authorities immediately placed the school on lockdown and responded to the area.
"We went house to house in the area he was last seen," Engle said, but authorities later determined that Turner was carrying an air gun modeled to look like an assault rifle, and there were no other reports of incidents in the area.
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Gustavus Adolphus College is a highly selective, private, coeducational, residential liberal arts college affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). Founded in 1862, it has valued its Lutheran and Swedish heritages throughout its history. The college is guided by five core values: community, excellence, faith, justice, and service.
- Phi Beta Kappa
- The annual Nobel Conference®
- Three Crowns Curriculum— an integrated studies approach to general education
- Peace Education Program and MAYDAY! Peace Conference
- Fulbright, Goldwater, Marshall, National Science Foundation, and Truman fellowship winners
- Student-faculty collaborative research opportunities
- Writing Across the Curriculum
Student Life
- More than 100 special interest groups and organizations
- Daily Sabbath services, and 12 student-run religious organizations
- Community service program recognized by 6 Governor's Commendations, with better than 55% student participation
- Frequent on-campus entertainment and off-campus trips sponsored by the Campus Activities Board and other recognized student groups
- Gifts and grants in support of the College for the fiscal year 2012–13 totaled more than $7.7 million.
- More than 24% of alumni actively support the College
Campus Facilities
- 340 beautifully landscaped acres
- 21 academic and service facilities, including Christ Chapel; Folke Bernadotte Memorial Library; Alfred Nobel Hall of Science; Olin Hall (for math, computer science, and physics); Schaefer Fine Arts Center; Confer and Vickner halls (languages); Lund Center (athletics, health and exercise science); C. Charles Jackson Campus Center; Old Main (religion, philosophy, classics, and political science); and the newly completed Beck Academic Hall (communication studies, economics & management, history, psychology, and sociology & anthropology)
- 13 residence halls and apartment complexes and 7 College-owned houses, accommodating more than 2,000 students on campus
- Hillstrom Museum of Art
- More than 25 bronzeworks by noted sculptor and alumnus Paul Granlund installed on the campus
- The Melva Lind Interpretive Center and 135-acre Linnaeus Arboretum
- Intercollegiate program of 13 women's and 12 men's sports, with 27% student participation
- Member of NCAA Division III; Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC)
- Top 25 finishes in 15 of the past 16 years in Directors' Cup national competition for overall athletics program excellence in Division III
- 75% participation in more than 30 intramural activities and 9 club sports
Fine Arts Programs
- 40% participation in fine arts programs
- Five choral ensembles, two wind orchestras, one symphony and one chamber orchestra, two jazz ensembles, and numerous instrumental and chamber ensembles
- Extensive and national award winning theatre/dance program, offering opportunities for student-written and directed performances as well as four faculty-directed plays and two dance concerts annually
- The Hillstrom Museum of Art, along with gallery and personal studio space available for student artists
- A nationally ranked forensics team, which has won three straight state titles and finished among the top 20 in the nation for four consecutive years
- The Gustavus Artist Series, bringing renowned artists such as Wynton Marsalis, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, the Vienna Boys Choir, Shapiro & Smith Dance, and Ladysmith Black Mambazo to campus for concerts and master classes
- Full-time faculty of 201; 51 part-time
- 71% of full-time faculty are tenured
- 100% of tenured faculty members hold the terminal degree in their fields.
- Student-to-faculty ratio is 11:1
- 30 computer labs including more than 400 student-use computers
- Multimedia equipment available includes digital still and video cameras as well as voice‐to‐text and text‐to‐voice software.
- Wireless Internet access is available in all academic and residential buildings on campus.
- Technical support available 14 hours a day, Monday‐Thursday, with additional hours scheduled during weekends
Retention Rates
- 91% of first-year students return for the following fall semester.
- 80% graduate within 4 years.
Tuition and Expenses (for Class of 2017)
- Tuition: $38,660
- Room / Meals: $5,820 / $3,230
- Fees: $873
- Books and Incidentals (estimated): $1,827
Academic Calendar
The academic year at Gustavus comprises a 4-month fall semester, a 1-month interim, and a 4-month spring semester.
Library (as of May 31, 2011)
- 280,430 volumes
- 431 print periodical subscriptions
- 252 electronic subscriptions
- 178,505 total government documents
- Annual operating budget (2013–14): $84 million
- Plant value: $360 million
- Endowment (as of May 31, 2013): $121.5 million
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- Majors in accounting, public accounting, studio art, art history, athletic training, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, ACS chemistry, classics, communication studies, computer science, dance, economics, elementary education, English, environmental studies, French, gender/women/sexuality studies, geography, geology, health education, health fitness, history, international management, Japanese studies, Latin, management, mathematics, music, nursing, philosophy, physical education, physics, political science, psychology, religion, Russian and Eastern European studies, 13 different secondary education specializations, Scandinavian studies, sociology/anthropology, Spanish, theatre, and 17 honors programs as well as an individualized major, all leading to the bachelor of arts degree
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- 50% of graduating seniors studied abroad
- Over 90% of 2013 graduates participated in some type of experiential education (internship, career exploration, clinical, student-teaching, domestic study, study abroad, service-learning, etc.) during their years in college
- 26,057 located, living alumni (as of September 23, 2013), residing in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands as well as 58 other nations
- Alumni Association services include college magazine, class letters and monthly electronic newsletter, alumni board, class officers, website, reunions, national and regional chapters, career networking and Gustie Pages, college merchandise, and insurance programs.
Enrollment (Fall 2013)
- 2,434 (FTE) representing 43 states and 15 foreign countries
- Gender ratio: 53.0% women, 47.0% men
- Racially underrepresented students: 301, 13%
- International students enrolled in degree programs: 66
- Residence hall occupancy: 2,063, 97%
- 85% of students studying on campus live in College housing
Undergraduate Research
- The annual Celebration of Creative Inquiry, a showcase for undergraduate research that features the work of nearly 200 students
- Dedicated funding for students who attend conferences and competitions for discipline specific research, scholarship, and creative works
- Support for faculty-student research, scholarship, and other collaborative projects through Presidential Faculty-Student Collaboration Grants
Admission Statistics (Class of 2017)
- Applications received from 4,805 prospective students for a first-year class of 610
- 33% of first-year students were in the top 10% of their high school graduating classes.
- Composite ACT (middle 50%): 24–30
Financial Assistance
- 70% of Gustavus students receive need-based financial assistance.
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Post-Graduation Activities
- After graduation, approximately 32% of the Class of 2012 enrolled directly in graduate or professional schools, based upon responses to Career Development's annual six-months-out survey.
- Six months after graduation, better than 99% of the Class of 2012 reported being situated (i.e., employed, in graduate schools, etc.).
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Quite frankly, Hall is simply "overrated," as "Doomsday" recently expressed to WAAF 97.7/107.3 FM Boston's Rock Station:
"Fighting Uriah Hall, I think he's good. A little overrated. He knocked out some guys with some flashy stuff. That's good, it's impressive, but my thing is who did he fight? He fought Ultimate Fighter fighters. What people have to understand is these guys are not legit UFC fighters, they're guys who are trying to be a UFC fighter. Lets switch sides, let me be Uriah Hall, put me in the house. What do you think would happen? Not only do I have knockouts in the UFC I have knockouts throughout my career. I have more knockouts than him. And the people I knocked out were more creditable."


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General Studies/General Sciences
"When I came to ONU, I was not sure which major I wanted to choose because there are so many opportunities here. Staying in general studies has allowed me to become familiar with teachers and students from many diverse fields of study. My advisor has been so helpful and encouraging to me because he helps me identify my strengths and guides me in the direction of my interests."
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The College of Arts & Sciences at Ohio Northern University welcomes students who have not yet chosen their major fields and future careers. The College of Arts & Sciences provides such students with the flexibility in course selection and the academic advising that allows them to explore their options and ultimately make informed decisions about their futures.
General Studies
The general studies program allows students without a declared major to select courses during the freshman and sophomore years that will both fulfill their general education requirements and aid them in choosing a major field. Most students will enroll in four courses per quarter, chosen from the wide range of academic areas. These introductory courses allow students to evaluate their depth of interest in the field. The hours earned will count toward graduation requirements, regardless of whether or not the course becomes part of their major, minor or concentration.
General Sciences
The general sciences program is available to students with a strong interest in mathematics and science who are not yet prepared to declare a specific major during the freshman year. Students in this program will take a variety of courses in mathematics and sciences, such as biology, chemistry and related fields, before declaring a major as they enter the sophomore year.
Students in both programs take part in the First Year Experience (FYE), a carefully planned freshman seminar aimed at helping students adapt to college life. The students meet weekly with their instructor in the First Year Experience course. That instructor also serves as their academic advisor, building ongoing relationships until the students declare majors. At that time, the students move on to academic advisors from their major areas.
Distinctive features
- Freshman orientation course designed to engage students in campus, social and academic life
- One-to-one academic advising to aid in selecting a major and career field
- Opportunity to explore areas of interest while completing general education requirements
Both the general studies and general sciences programs are administered by the College of Arts & Sciences dean's office, which is located on the second floor of Dukes Memorial on the southeast side of the campus.
Student organizations
Students in general studies and general sciences are encouraged to join the social and academic life of the University by taking part in any of nearly 200 student organizations, which range from Student Senate to Greek life, service groups and athletic teams.
Program outcomes
To help with the decision process, general studies and general sciences students, as well as all ONU students, have access to such computer programs as Strong Interest Inventory and FOCUS through the ONU Counseling Center. These programs help students determine how their interests and talents can be put to the best use. In addition, ONU's Office of Career Services is available to help students find career opportunities.
Career opportunities
By exploring the many options of an ONU education, general studies and general sciences students have the opportunity to get to know their areas of interest and discover their passion before committing to a focused path of study.


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The City of Goose Creek will present its Second Annual Beach and BBQ Festival on Saturday, April 27 from 4 to 7 p.m. behind City Hall located at 519 N. Goose Creek Blvd.
This free, family-friendly festival will feature live music sponsored by Goose Creek Heating and Air, a corn-hole tournament and kid's play area sponsored by Carnes Crossroads and the Goose Creek Recreation Booster Club.
The Local Motion Party Band will perform classic beach hits. Local barbecue restaurants and other food vendors will be selling food and drinks.
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If your bra feels too tight around your chest, you might need to increase your band size. If your bra feels snug under your bust, you could try an underwire that's soft and flexible and moves with your body.
That's not unusual, as the elastic on many bras can be harsh on the skin. Look for a bra that's made from a breathable, light fabric all over. Whether it's lace or cotton, there are fabrics out there that will help you avoid the burn! Make sure you check your band size as well - can you just about fit two fingers under there? If not, your bra might be a little tight under your bust. This could be pressing it hard against your skin, giving you the burning sensation.
It sounds like your straps are taking more weight than they should. It's actually the band of your bra that should be giving you the most support. Try a smaller band size and a larger cup size (go up a cup size for each band size) to make sure your bust has the right amount of support.
Some hook and eye closures are not well padded and made from a rigid metal, so you can feel them through your back strap. But there are soft clasps out there, or front fastening bras. You shouldn't even feel the ones that are made for comfort.
Fuller bra sizes tend to vary more between brands, so it can be hard to work out why some sizes fit you while others don't. If you have extra breast tissue on the sides, it's likely for these bras that the cup size is too small. The cup-to-cup distance may also be too narrow, so look or ask for cups that are set a little wider apart. If this all seems a little difficult to judge, it's a good idea to have an expert fitting, as women with fuller cups often need a little extra help finding the right fit.
You can estimate your bra size by measuring under your bust for your band size. Then measuring around the fullest part of your bust and taking away your underbust measurement to get your cup size (using a conversion chart). But the true measure of your size is so much more.
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Funnily enough, you might suspect your band size is too small, but it's probably too big. Your band should fit snugly on the loosest hook. The best way to test this is to put two fingers under your band, they should just fit (with the backstrap sitting low on your shoulder blades). A band that's too big for you will ride up and create lumps where there are none!
It's a common issue and we suggest a T-shirt bra as they have padded and moulded cups, so are good at covering and shaping your bust. And just because it's a T-shirt bra, it doesn't mean you won't find a bra with gorgeous detailing and design as well.
First, try tightening your straps as they may be too loose. If you still have gaps or creasing cups, try a smaller cup size and make sure you look at the cup shape too, as this may affect your fit as well. Always ask for help with a fitting if you're unsure, to get the most supportive and shaping bra.
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Subaru Prices and Values: Subaru, a Japanese manufacturer, is known for being one of the top vehicles in the rally racing community. The use of its exclusive symmetrical all-wheel drive system and powerful boxer engine has made Subaru one of the most formidable names in racing. Safety and handling characteristics of the symmetrical all-wheel drive system make Subaru one of the safest and most-repurchased vehicles on the road.
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A crossover vehicle with a pronounced car-like stance, the 2015 Subaru Forester is an upscale family product featuring the security of all-wheel drive.
2014 Subaru Forester
Completely redesigned for 2014, the Subaru Forester is an AWD crossover wagon capable of achieving up to 32 mpg highway.
2013 Subaru Forester
Now standard with USB port and hands-free phone capabilities, the 2013 Subaru Forester is an AWD crossover wagon powered by a 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine that produces 170 hp.
2012 Subaru Forester
An AWD crossover wagon, the 2012 Subaru Forester is available with a turbocharged 4-cylinder engine that produces 224 horsepower.
2011 Subaru Forester
A versatile crossover wagon, the 2011 Forester caters to every drivers need, making it a true competitor in the crossover market.
2010 Subaru Forester
A sporty crossover wagon with seating for five-passengers, the 2010 Subaru Forester comes standard with Symmetrical AWD.
2009 Subaru Forester
Acting more like an SUV now, the 2009 Subaru Forester compact crossover achieves greater utility while retaining its charm.
2008 Subaru Forester
Wearing a slight redesign on the outside, the four-door crossover 2008 Subaru Forester has sporty engine options, seating for five passengers, and great standard safety features.
2007 Subaru Forester
An AWD SUV with seating for five passengers, the 2007 Subaru Forester is an agile hauler that drives like a wagon while enjoying the raised ground clearance of a sport utility vehicle.
2006 Subaru Forester
The 2006 Subaru Forester is a mid-size crossover wagon that seats five passengers and can handle off-road terrain yet achieves 29 mpg on the highway.
2005 Subaru Forester
The 2005 Subaru Forester is an AWD crossover wagon with seating for five that is nicely equipped and can handle everything from a sunny day on pavement to a rainy day in the mud.
2004 Subaru Forester
A sporty five-passenger wagon, the 2004 Subaru Forester adds a new turbocharged engine trim to its already fun lineup.
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The 2003 Subaru Forester is a crossover wagon that seats five passengers and has received updated styling this year as well as increased legroom for all occupants.
2002 Subaru Forester
The 2002 Subaru Forester is an AWD five-passenger wagon powered by a 2.5L four-cylinder engine paired with either a four-speed automatic or five-speed manual transmission.
2001 Subaru Forester
The 2001 Subaru Forester is a five-passenger crossover wagon that comes standard with AWD and is capable in all types of terrain.
2000 Subaru Forester
The 2000 Subaru Forester is a mid-size, five-passenger wagon that comes standard with AWD and is surprisingly capable when the weather gets rough.
1999 Subaru Forester
The 1999 Subaru Forester is a brand-new crossover wagon that seats five passengers, comes standard with AWD, and achieves nearly 30 mpg on the highway.
1998 Subaru Forester
A crossover wagon that seats five passengers, the 1998 Subaru Forester comes standard with AWD, and achieves nearly 30 mpg on the highway.


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Google Maps vs Apple Maps update
Google Maps for iPhone is now available from the App Store, and those experiencing problems with Apple's built-in iOS 6 Maps app now have a free, proven alternative to use, complete with turn-by-turn navigation, Street View, and transit directions. So... how does the new Google Maps app stack up?
Up until iOS 6, the stock Maps app was powered by Google location data. With iOS 6, Apple dumped Google, licensed TomTom and others instead, and rebuilt an entirely new app with Flyover, turn-by-turn, vector tiles, and more. But the actual point of interest, routing, and general location didn't work very well, especially outside major U.S. cities. And it was a big problem for Apple and users both.
We've taken a look at a lot of mapping solutions for iOS from stock options to alternative paid options. Nokia also recently released Nokia HERE for iOS to give users yet another option. Many users are still very attached to Google Maps and for good reason. It's inarguably one of the most robust mapping solutions on any platform.
The new version of Google Maps for iOS comes with a lot of the features that users of older iOS versions are used to but adds some new features as well. The largest and most welcome addition is actual turn-by-turn directions complete with voice navigation. Once you've searched for a place to go you can easily enter turn-by-turn and voice navigation in one tap. You can cancel and resume at any time or view the entire route. Along the top you have the ability to quick view steps as well which will temporarily pause voice navigation. Once you're ready to resume, you can do so with one tap.
From the main voice navigation view you can slide upwards to view list details of the route. You can also mute voice navigation altogether if you'd like. If there were multiple routes found, you can view those and choose between them by tapping each individual one or swiping back and forth between given routes. This is a great feature for those times when there are detours on one route and you'd like to quickly go another way.
Unlike Apple Maps, you've also got transit directions which are much needed for anyone living in an area that heavily relies on public transit. For many, this was a deal breaker on iOS 6. Well, you've got the option back now and it functions almost the same way as it did under previous iOS versions of Google Maps. The overview of a location also gives you a nice Street View preview that you can tap on in order to view in more detail.
Users can sign into their Google account via the app in order to pull mapping information on any routes they've viewed from other Google Maps enabled devices. If you view driving directions on your Mac, they'll also be available for your iPhone so you don't have to re-enter them. You can also view a detailed history of routes and destinations under settings. These are things Google obviously was not able to offer as a native mapping solution in previous iterations.
Overall, Google Maps for iOS is a big jump forward in terms of functionality and usefulness. While many users were upset by Google data it being pulled from iO MapsS, it may not have been a bad thing. Free of their entanglement and tussles, both the built-in iOS 6 Maps and the new wholly-owned Google Maps apps are free to do what they want, as quickly as they want.
Google Maps for iOS is far closer in functionality to Google Maps for Android than ever before, and while it sucks it took so long to get to the App Store, it was worth the wait.
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Google Maps vs Apple Maps update
It's never going to be the default app. The Mapkit API that developers rely on is linking to the Apple Maps. Developers will probably employ a "Open in Google Maps" feature like they do with Chrome but by and large the majority of the populace will use the Apple mapping solution which is improving rapidly and is good enough for most people.
Yeah. I'm a Navigon user on an iPhone 4 and for the most part it's pretty solid as a paid GPS should be. That being said i'm glad the Google Maps are here so that some people will simply shut up about it.
Sucks for the user. Not for Google. If it is a feature you heavily rely on, maybe that person should consider a better product.
Already got it - both Waze and StreetPilot on iOS are much better than google's app. And, unlike google they won't track and spy on the user.
Yes, but the problem is that the stock apps also happen to be the ones that are the most likely to provide the user with an address.
Safari, Siri, Mail, Messages, Contacts, etc. -- none of them will ever be able to feed an address directly to the Google Map app... and that's pretty lame.
One of the most powerful features in the Android OS is the ability to change/set the default app for any data type.
Why is Apple so damn scared to give users simple choices like these?
And I do agree.
I think, just slightly, Google is banking on two things.
1.) That people will flock to their apps (or third party apps using their APIs) more frequently. Chrome, Gmail/Sparrow, Google+, etc...so that when they do get addresses, it will automatically open in Google Maps
2.) People will want the "superior" Maps app so badly that the extra steps to navigate somewhere will be worth the effort. So having to copy and paste then open will be worth the improved mapping.
If this will work will be the main question.
Navigation was never the issue of Apple Maps. The primary issue with Apple Maps has been
Lack of Transit information - for now
Map distortions - being fixed constantly
Points of Interest - Yelp wasn't delivering good enough info
If you need to navigate from A to B Apple Maps is fine.
Not if point B is Mildura.
It's your own fault if you are going to Mildura in the first place.
Apple maps works fine. Let it go.
I'd really like to see the integration of Google maps with my contacts so that I could use the search bar in Google maps to get addresses of my contacts. I'm sure that will come in an update later though. I did read an article though about how Google made the API for maps available to third party app developers so that their apps can default to Google maps if it is installed.
Not likely. Apple refuses to allow third-party apps to interact with their pre-installed apps, yet those happen to be the ones that are the most likely to provide the user with an address.
Safari, Siri, Mail, Messages, Contacts, etc. -- none of them will ever be able to feed an address directly to the Google Map app... and that's pretty lame.
One of the most powerful features in the Android OS is the ability to change/set the default app for any data type.
Why is Apple so damn scared to give users simple choices like these?
I don't use google products due to their data mining/privacy violations and general awful designs, but I have to wonder: why is google so hot to create a new Maps app for iOS? Correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding is that they want to mine our data/searches for marketing etc. Someone put it well when they said, "the product they're selling isn't the app, it's you" or something like that.
I don't see why folks who are sold on the Apple ecosystem and trust them are so eager to let google have their data. For what? A few bells and whistles you can get with more trusted companies and which will eventually show up in the iOS maps, anyway.
The mass migration to a company like google never ceases to amaze me. Although they've got the most comprehensive maps right now due to smartly developing it early with their sneaky cameras patrolling the world, I mean, overall, the products are not that good. My son had Android on a GSIII and now loves his iPhone 5 and integration with his Mac etc. Anyway, I just don't get why people let google do what they do with your data.
OK, Android fanboys, let me have it: what am I missing here?!
Apple isn't a marketing company. They barely promote iAds.
No they don't.
Apple's privacy policy on third party disclosure disagrees with you. Some quotes:
"At times Apple may make certain personal information available to strategic partners that work with Apple to provide products and services, or that help Apple market to customers. "
"Apple shares personal information with companies who provide services such as information processing, extending credit, fulfilling customer orders, delivering products to you, managing and enhancing customer data, providing customer service, assessing your interest in our products and services, and conducting customer research or satisfaction surveys. These companies are obligated to protect your information and may be located wherever Apple operates"
has nothing to do with Android fanboys. it's that a vast number of people already use google products outside of android, like gmail specifically. And they've used it for almost a decade. But people use Google to search. They use google maps. Bottom line. Most people are not paranoid and don't care about that stuff.
Exactly. I am no Android fanboy; i'm a Mac user with iPhone 5 and iPad mini, but I am glad to see Google Maps back. As 9thWonder said, I am someone who uses Google as my main search engine, Gmail as my primary email account, Chrome as my main search browser (with my work PC), and Google Maps as my main way to look up directions. I also live in a large town in a rural area; there are Points-of-interest that aren't shown on some mapping options, but are covered in Google maps. When I want a mapping app, THE MOST important thing is that it WORKS. And if I have to let Google know where I shop in order to get a product that will find what I need, then that's fine with me.
I use an iphone. but i use google for somethings, other services for others like firefox or skydrive. I'm comfortable with what they do and haven't had any problems. And i think a lot of other people are which is why gmail is still really popular and why people still use google to search.
Data mining is a great thing. I think people don't understand how the FUTURE will work. Machines can't make our lives easier if they don't know what we want or what we need at that moment in time. They learn this by data mining. It's why Gmail's spam box is so damn good, it watches my behavior to figure out what I need so I don't have to sift through spam. Google Now will is revolutionizing what a phone will able to help me achieve. Siri dipped her toe in the pool, Google dove in. Hopefully Apple's next iteration will surpass Google Now. Apple is never been better than when it goes toe-to-toe with someone. First it was Microsoft, now it's Android. Competition makes our products better, faster and more intuitive.
Obviously, different people have different experiences, but I have been pleasantly surprised by Apple Maps directions in my area, provided I give it an exact street address.
However, Google Maps kicks the ever-loving crap out of Apple Maps for location and point of interest search. Apple Maps consistently finds worse results -- either less, less relevant, or just plain wrong. Fair or not, after the first time it pointed me to a place that had been out of business for years, I stopped trusting it as a data source. I'll check back often, but, since interest search is one of my primary uses for maps on my phone, Google Maps works much better for me.
I'm with you. I know there ARE users that have legitimate issues but we haven't had any issues with iOS 6 Maps. So far I've used it in the Chicago area, northwest Indiana (it even got old haggard country roads correctly and rerouted accurately), and in the middle of Ohio where I was surprised to even have cell reception. Some of my colleagues have had several issues in their areas though. I think it's heavily dependent upon your location.
Don't get me wrong -- I still think Apple Maps was a step back, and I am going to use Google Maps primarily going forward -- just that my neck of the woods has not been plagued with the type of problems reported in the news/blogs.
I actually don't, I'm in Chicago area but one of our Pod Drop stores is in downtown Rochester :)
Google's big strengths in the maps area is their data, including street view images, and transit info. Parts of ios maps looks nice but for many that's just not the most important thing. Like flyover is fine but not something i'll use. It's eyecandy. But streetview i've used often to see where i'm going. There is the other problem with ios navigation that it drains my entire battery in less then an hour. Waze doesn't do that so for me ios maps navigation is basically unusable as once i get somewhere my phone is dead and it surely wouldn't last a long drive. we'll see how google navigation does. Regardless i got a garmin in my car and waze does the job in a pinch.
i think they are both nice. Apple needs to catch up on features and data.
I am a huge Apple fan, but...why can Google maps give us spoken turn by turn directions, but Apple maps only has spoken turn by turn for select devices? Why can't I choose a default maps app? This way contact and other addresses will use the maps app that I want.
Because mapping is highly complex and there are many ways to view the data and layers of points (Points of interest, pushpins, etc). If i'm a developer integrating Mapping technology I need to know the feature-set of the app. If Apple simply makes it an end user choice for maps i've got to dumb my app down to the most common denominator feature so that I can ensure a consistent experience across all devices.
Not really. Apple could define an interface contract that any Maps provider would have to fulfill in order to be selectable as a default. You, as an App Developer, would only be able to choose from Apps that meet Apple's contract. I cannot see any reason why Apple would do that, because defining such a contract would do nothing but restrict their range of options. But they could do it.
Regarding spoken turn-by-turn, it is different motivations. Google's business model depends on lots of eyeballs, so it is well worth the effort for them to craft software that can run on older hardware, despite the extra cost in engineering skill and man-hours. Apple's business model depends on selling new hardware, so, while they have the engineering talent, it makes little sense for them to expend that extra effort when, if anything, it will hurt short-term sales.
And I'd love to be able to set defaults for common apps, but that's not going to happen without jailbreaking anytime soon for similar reasons -- there is no benefit to Apple to allow it.
I do prefer the Apple 'app', but data is a problem sadly. Search isn't recognising streets, which if I find manually Are there. But I don't blame Apple for ditching Google, they only have that data so people will pay them to advertise..


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Just after 3 p.m. Friday, more than a dozen people sat in the Aiken County Registration and Elections Office storage room, surrounded by ballot boxes and voting machines, the air filled with anticipation.
Candidates and volunteers alike sat with drained faces from 72 hours of anxiety and sleepless nights, but, as the final numbers were calculated one last time, most knew the outcome.
Jason Goings won the 11-person race for Aiken County Treasurer with 3,818 votes, nearly 1,300 more than runner-up John Cagle.
"Of course, it's been nerve-racking since it's taken a long time to do this, but it's certainly understandable with the turnout," said Goings. "I mean, 16,000 write-in votes is a great turnout for Aiken County, and it shows that the people of Aiken County cared about the office and cared about choosing someone for that office, and they had a lot to choose from."
There were 11 write-in candidates for the treasurer's office, and 16,063 votes were cast on Tuesday. The process of counting the votes took three long days.
On the first day, Wednesday, computer problems led to only four of 76 precincts being counted. On Thursday, that number rose to 38 when they stopped at midnight. With a 5 p.m. deadline on Friday, tables of volunteers worked to count, check and double check the results.
Nearly everyone involved in the process echoed the same statement after the results were announced they were glad it was finally over.
"It's been stressful, but the commission has done a great job," Goings said. "The results were not as stressful as Election Day.
"Relieved that it's over with ... it's been a long process. I'm very happy with the way things turned out."
Angela Gunter, who finished third with 2,027 votes, smiled throughout the afternoon, already aware of what the results would be.
"I'm glad it's over," Gunter said. "It's been an adventure, and it's a path God led me down, and I'm waiting to see what he's going to do next."
Melissa Oremus, who finished behind Gunter with 1,967 votes, echoed Gunter's relief.
"I'm glad it's over, but it was an amazing experience," Oremus said. "Jason's a good guy, and he's going to do a good job."
Cagle held the most absentee votes before the electronic write-in votes were counted. He led Goings 163-116 heading into Wednesday.
Counting the write-ins proved to be a tedious process for Cynthia Holland, executive director of Aiken County Regulations and Elections, and her team.
"I have to credit (Committee Chairman) Kay McIver; she was the one that arranged everything," Holland said. "It was down to the wire, but we got it done and the numbers match perfectly.
"I hope it never happens again. It was the first and hopefully last time."
One of the tangles in the process basically boiled down to trying to read voter's minds. Write-in votes were qualified as either a "vote," "no intent," "no count" or "variation."
A vote and variation both counted for the candidate. A variation meant a misspelling or typo, but it was obvious who the intended candidate was.
A no intent meant the name wasn't close to anyone on the ballot, or non-decipherable. A no count meant that the voter could have used the first name of one candidate and the last of another.
For instance, Debra Folk earned a vote under variation for "Debra Pope," a no intent for "DebraKeyno" and a no count for "Dec."
Friday's final numbers were being sent to the state office by the 5 p.m. deadline on Friday, according to Holland.
Staff photo by Chris Walsh Aiken County Registration and Elections Committee Chairman Kay McIver holds the final numbers in her hand on Friday afternoon.×
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Well, I got called out over the weekend for mentioning the dreaded mole in my last article, and I did not go into the details on how to control them in the article. For the long version, go to MoultrieNews.com and look under the columnists, or go by your local Possum's Landscape & Pest Control Supply near you for a handout we have for mole management.
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3. Repel new moles from your yard. Holy Moley (granular) or one of the liquid mole repellent products will help deter new moles from entering your yard and occupying the old tunnels.
If you have liriope, holly fern, cast iron plant, pampas grass or other ornamental grasses, this is the time to cut them back.
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Using Neem Oil now will help kill over-wintering insects as well as adults. This product also controls certain diseases. Insects and disease love the new foliage that your plants are getting ready to put out, so kill them before they munch on or damage your new foliage. This product is organic and very safe for the environment.
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If you have not put out your preemergent product for your turf and beds, consider one that contains Dimension for its long reach back potential. Be sure to you use the proper amount of Dimension for this area.
There is some low active ingredient Dimension in the area (ai amount 0.1 percent, 0.13 percent, or 0.15 percent) which is fine if you spread the proper amount of product; however, not everyone realizes this (ex. If a 50 pound bag of a 0.20 percent Dimension covers 10,000 square feet, then a 50 pound bag of a 0.10 percent Dimension only covers 5,000 square feet). Do not be fooled by the low bag price.
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A class action suit has been filed against BMW regarding defective N54 fuel pumps and turbocharger lagThe law firm of Kershaw, Cutter, and Ratinoff has filed a class action suit against BMW on behalf of owners affected by these issues. We have all heard of the HPFP (high pressure fuel pump) issues with many of our own users having had their pumps fail. Some have expressed concern that if the pump happened to fail at a bad time it would put them or others in harm's way. BMW has offered to replace pumps extending the warranty on them up to 10 years but they have not been able to fix the issue. It seems this firm is looking to press the issue and of course will be seeking a lucrative settlement. We will keep you updated as this develops, here are the details of the suit:
This article was originally published in forum thread: Class action suit alleges BMW n54-turbo-engine unsafe causes unintended acceleration started by FR305 View original post16 Comments
Monster135 - 10-12-2010, 10:19 PM
I'll be contacting them shortly
DarkPhantom - 10-12-2010, 10:59 PM
beat me to it...yeah.
Itsbrokeagain - 10-13-2010, 12:44 AM
lol unintended acceleration...you mean DEceleration.
Tryin to make a Prius out of a BMW I see.
And of course, it only happens in none other but the liberal wacko place of California. Blame it on the libs..tryin to get free money for nothing.
Itsbrokeagain - 10-13-2010, 01:28 AM
Yep. And Almost 2 months later Toyota announced that there was NOTHING wrong with the Prius. THey had independent studies done on it and nothing was wrong. They proved that the person who started this all actually mashed the gas pedal instead of the brake...which I have seen a lot of old people do.
There was a guy who tried getting in on it too with his Prius saying it wouldnt stop, called the cops and led them on a high speed chase while they were shouting him instructions to get it to slow down..all the while hes screaming 'Im holding the brake down and its not stopping!!'
They later found out that it was all an act...he was in over his head in his mortage and his car payments so he was trying to sue Toyota and win out a big settlement to make ends meet. He ended up going to jail instead and losing everything.
People like him dont even need to be sentenced. You should just get executed for being a complete moron.
A car is never designed where its brakes cant overpower it and bring it to a stop...plus with all the electronics involved, if you try so much as pushing the gas and brake at the same time it cuts the throttle.
Your brakes overpower your car by about 5 fold. I already did the calculation once, there is about 2500 hp in the BMW brakes. Which means, if you stand on the brake pedal you would need at least 2500 hp to keep the car moving at a constant velocity let alone accelerate.
The guy in the prius should be banned from driving for the rest of his life, I mean wheelchairs too.
n54BoostOnCoke - 10-13-2010, 05:41 PM
My computer was updated also , but then the hpfp was changed aswell a month after , that means they lowered my hp ???????????
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HUNTINGTON -- Two men have been arrested on charges they robbed and kidnapped two others earlier this month in Huntington.
Arrested Sunday by authorities in southern West Virginia were Antonio D. Ward, 31, and Joseph Scott Reeves, 28, both of Bluefield, W.Va.
Warrants filed in Cabell County Magistrate Court charge that Ward and Reeves used weapons March 2 to rob two occupants at a residence in the 900 block of 13th Street.
Ward is accused of firing four gunshots during the ordeal, three of which struck the right shoulder of one of the victims as he tried to escape. Reeves, meanwhile, used a box cutter's blade to hold down and stab the other victim, warrants state.
Both victims have since been treated and released, according to the warrants and Huntington Police Lt. John Williams.
Ward and Reeves were initially held at a facility in Mercer County, W.Va., before being transferred Monday to the Southern Regional Jail in Beaver, W.Va., near Beckley.
Both are charged with first-degree robbery and kidnapping. Those warrants allege the suspects forced both victims to lay on their stomachs with their hands bound with duct tape. They fled with an undisclosed amount of money.
Ward faces additional counts of attempted first-degree murder for injuries to the shooting victim, along with two counts of wanton endangerment related to pointing the gun at both victims and firing it at the one
Reeves faces an additional count of unlawful assault related to injuries inflicted with the box cutter, the warrants state.
Williams described the incident as being related to drug activity. He further said the residence belonged to neither the victims nor the suspects.
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A monthly showcase of short new works and works-in-progress by local artists in many disciplines. One Sunday a month, come see new pieces in music, dance, writing, film, theater, performance art and the like, each 12 minutes or less.
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The Salt Lake City Library hosts art exibits throughout the year. We also lists citywide exhibits here and in our events calendar. If you are a local artist, click on "Call for Entries" to get involved.
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Strange Environment: Photography by Jared William Christensen Photography by Jared William Christensen Corinne and Jack Sweet Branch
Super Summer Readers: Cosplay Bunnies Illustrations by Candace Jean Main Library, Children's Gallery
China and World War II: A Retrospective Exhibition Historical images presented by The Chinese Association for Science and Technology Main Library, Browsing Library
Exhibits are chosen by a staff committee according to the needs and interests of the community, the variety of shows, the artistic quality of the works, and the suitability of format for each library's physical space. Submissions are accepted twice annually: during the two-week periods prior to April 10 and October 10.
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On Thursday, February 23, 2012, the Free Clinic in Antlers opened their doors for the first time. With a troop of volunteers, including doctors and pharmacists, the Free Clinic is a coming together of many local people to fill a gap in the community's health care system.
The Free Clinic, sponsored by the First Baptist Church will be open on the last Thursday of each month from 6:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. The Clinic is located at 511 East Main Street, inside the Antlers Manor Nursing Home, across from the Pushmataha County Hospital. The Clinic will continue to operate on a first come first serve basis with no appointments.
The policy of this clinic is to provide free medical services to people who are not covered by any type of health insurance, including Medicare, Medicaid, and who cannot afford to buy such insurance. in order to comply with the guidelines for operation of a free clinic, each patient will be required to supply current income verification information for clinic accountability.
This Clinic is completely volunteer operated and the First Baptist Church expressed extreme gratitude for the overwhelming number of volunteers who have signed up to help operate this Christian based ministry. The Antlers Manor Nursing Home is also a major supporter of the Free Clinic as they offered to let the clinic operate out of the Nursing home, rent free.
"While Baptist churches often give leadership in starting these programs around the state, other denominations are invited and encouraged to participate," said Bill Sisson, Associate Director for Health Care Ministries Consultant. "The entire religious community can come together to improve the health of the community residents and everybody wins in such an undertaking."
To help make the Clinic operate smoothly, and so they can help as many people as possible, if medication is received by a patient that has allowed refills, the patient can come back to the clinic and sign in for the Pharmacy side and get the prescription refilled without having to see t he doctor again. The only refills and prescriptions that will be filled at the Clinic are ones wrote to patients by the Clinic. No outside prescriptions will be filled for patients.
The start up of this Clinic has shown just how much the community bands together to help those who need a hand. If you would like to volunteer you time or make a donation to the clinic please contact the First Baptist Church of Antlers office at 580-298-3374.


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The conversation is changing in the broader healthcare community with patients actually moving the discussion toward more integrative topics. Patients today want to know their options.
Reverse Digit Span: A Useful Assessment Tool for Patients With and Without Concussion
Reverse digit span is an easily administered test of attention span. It is a component of the SCAT3 test, which is frequently used to assess concussion. It has been part of the armamentarium of cognitive assessment for many years.
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Have you ever seen a patient in your office with multiple serious health problems you weren't sure exactly how to address?
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For decades, numerous papers have linked upper cervical chiropractic care to the incidence of vertebral artery dissections and stroke.
Exploring and Learning from the Gift of Life
I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to teach cadaver dissection classes and workshops with Stephen Cina at the New England School of Acupuncture over the past seven years, first through the Sports Medicine Acupuncture Program and later as a NESA elective course.
Adding Microneedling to Your Clinic for Results and Profit
Microneedling has taken the beauty world by storm over the last 10 years. Under the names dermaroller, microneedling or skin needling you will see these treatments listed in the services of nearly every fashionable beauty salon and day spa in the country.
Melatonin: A Promising Natural Agent in the Prevention of ALS
A number of years ago, experimental studies suggested melatonin could block key steps in the development of Alzheimer's disease, primarily by acting as a brain antioxidant and inhibiting the build-up of beta-amyloid plaque in the brain.
Are You Making the Wrong Impression?
Taking a page from Stacy and Clinton of The Learning Channel's hit television program, "What Not to Wear," we recently published an article in the summer issue of Chiropractic History: The Archives and Journal of the Association for the History of Chiropractic, that explores the evolution of physician attire from prehistoric times to the present.
Merger Creates New Model of Care
Two San Francisco powerhouses of holistic healing, the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM) and California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS), are merging. Together they are building a visionary approach to applied integral health.
Abdominal Acupuncture for Eye Healing: The Sacred Turtle and Ba Gua Map
Our ideas about western medicine have shifted in recent decades, while the public is asking more from health care providers.
Exercise Recommendations for Healthy Aging
Aging is inevitable, but how you age is not. Common physical signs of aging include decreased muscle mass, decreased muscular power, increased body fat, and decreased aerobic (lung) capacity.
The Winter of Life: A Personal and Chiropractic Practice Perspective
Last November, my wife and I invited an elderly relative, Uncle Josh, to spend the winter with us. He was 82 years old at the time and turned 83 during his stay. As soon as he accepted our invitation, we began preparing.
The Art of Creating a Healing Space
I always advise my graduates to examine their group practice or treatment rooms with fresh eyes after they leave my CE workshops. I tell them, "Ask yourselves - is your space qi filled, welcoming and healing? Or is it cold and clinical?"
Medicine as Metaphor
The practice of medicine is both an art and a science. We study and learn the system so that when the time comes to apply it, there is a greater possibility of successfully helping others.
The Roots of TCM in Depression Treatment
In traditional Chinese medicine, there is historical precedent for the treatment of so-called "Shen" (Heart-Mind) disorder, or disorder/dysregulation of the spirit, which is also considered as distinct but not separate from the cognitive function of the brain.
7 Reasons You Want a Beacon in Your Office
Have you heard about how "beacons" are transforming the way businesses interact with their customers? Beacons are low-energy Bluetooth devices that have the ability to send information to a smartphone app.
Online Marketing Basics: Google Ranking, Part 1
We all know there is so much opportunity with online marketing. And, let's face it, if you don't have a presence online with a website and social media, you are probably not where you want to be.
The Source-Luo Point Combination, Part 3
Dr. Nguyen Nghi (NVN) was born in Vietnam and is one of the most important scholars, writers, teachers and practitioners of modern time. Many of his theories and applications are the source of modern teachers from Europe and the United States.
Looking Back: Abstracts From Chiropractic History (Summer 2015 Issue)
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