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Well it's official, Metro PCS and Magenta have formally submitted official documents with the FCC regarding their merger on October 18th. The new conglomerate will be the nation's fourth largest carrier with an 11.7% market share, inching slightly closer to Sprint's 15.2%. T-Mobile's parent, Deutche Telekom intends to fork over $1.5 billion to Metro's shareholders. The filing indicated that paperwork will be filed with the Department of Justice regarding antitrust concerns at a later time.
This merger may be tricky, since Metro is CDMA and Magenta is GSM/HSPA+, but Metro already has LTE and Magenta planned on having their own go live in 2013. Look at the proposed LTE footprint though, not too bad.
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"The new company, which will take the T-Mobile name, will keep MetroPCS as a separate brand and extend it to new cities, according to the filing. Customers will have access to more smartphones and tablet computers, the filing said…Â By having more customers, the company will be able to distribute the fixed costs of its network over a broader base, giving it greater pricing flexibility, according to the filing."
I know their keeping each respective name, but just for fun thought of some new names for the new company:
- MeT-Mo PCS
- Magenta PCS
- T-Metro Mobile
- T-MoMetro
- T-PCS Metro Mobile
What are your thoughts? Are you looking forward to this merger? Do you have ideas for a new name? Let us know.
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It's no surprise that some of the best games for Android just so happen to be about zombies. Let's have a look at five zombie games that will surely help you fulfill your undead-killing quota.
Stupid Zombies
The title of this game is less of a description and more of an insult, but thankfully the game itself is far deeper. Stupid Zombies is a physics-based puzzler where players have to kill all the zombies on a level, but with only five bullets. The bullets ricochet, and can be used to move or destroy objects.
Games like this usually live or die based on their controls and level design. Thankfully, both are excellent in Stupid Zombies. New situations are constantly arising to test your skill, and the controls are intuitive and accurate. Frankly, I think this game is better than Angry Birds, and it deserves plenty of love. Stupid Zombies is free and requires Android 2.2 or better.
Plants vs Zombies
Popcap is one of the most consistent "casual" game companies around, and Plants vs Zombies is one of the developer's most popular titles. It's essentially a tower defense game, but the gameplay is different from most such titles, as the zombies come down the "lanes" of your lawn rather than following a maze-like path. Players can defend themselves not only by killing zombies but also by building walls and using plants that slow the undead.
Everyone who likes tower defense games or zombies absolutely must give this game a try. You won't find it on the Android Marketplace however, because it's only available via the Amazon.com App Store. It's $2.99 and requires Android 1.5 or better.
Typing Zombie
Typing games are as old as keyboards themselves, and they're often used as learning tools for people who've just started to wrap their hands around a keyboard. As a result, they're rarely challenging for PC geeks – but the keyboards on smartphones are another matter.
If you'd like to become a better smartphone typist, this game can help. But it's also a lot of fun even if you're already well acquainted with your phone's keyboard. This game will improve your typing accuracy while increasing your heart-rate. Typing Zombie is free and requires Android 1.5 or better.
Zombie Runaway
Unlike the other games on this list, Zombie Runaway doesn't involve killing zombies. Instead, you are the zombie – and for whatever reason, you need to run through a graveyard, fast!
The premise is just an excuse for the gameplay, but who cares? The game is fun, challenging, and features decent 3D graphics. Although the first few minutes are easy, progressing further along the path results in new types of obstacles as well as new upgrades and bonuses that will help you along your way. Hit three obstacles, and you're zombie toast! Zombie Runaway is free and requires Android 2.1 or better.
Age of Zombies
This cross-platform zombie shooter has been released on a wide variety of platforms and given great praise on all of them. Made by Halfbrick, the developer behind the simple but much-loved Fruit Ninja 10 Great Free Games for Your iPad 10 Great Free Games for Your iPad Read More , this is a snarky top-down combat game that sends Barry Steakfries tumbling through time to fight all manner of brain-loving baddies.
Barry has a lot of firepower for such a small dude, and he can use it a variety of different ways. In addition to this, each level has unique opponents and there are some fun boss fights to be found. While not a revolutionary game, it's well executed, and one of the most enjoyable games on Android. Age of Zombies is $3.29 and requires Android 1.6 or better.
Predictably, looking up "zombies" on Android Marketplace resulted in a huge number of results, not only in the form of games but also wallpapers and themes. If you've played a zombie related Android title that deserves recognition, let us know in the comments.
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sorry, i meant for hardcore gamers... it's coz of my mobile's darn trace input...
How can you guys forget about Dead Space?! sure it's not a casual game but fit hardcore gamers it's easily the best out there...
Lockdown Necrosis is a fun new zombie shooter. It's a top down shooter.
My personal favorite is Plants vs. Zombies. And I think its one of the most successful games for iPhone and Android
agreed, oneof my favorite games as well

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Lulu Press published my first book, "The Geis", (a Medieval Romance set in 13th century Ireland). Geis is a Celtic word meaning that which is forbidden. It is the first in the Dair Keep series. The second book in the series "The Magic Stone" has been published by Wild Horse Press. I am currently working on the third book in the series, tentatively titled "Oisin Daughter of the Forest."
I live in West Haven, Utah with my husband. We love to travel and have visited Ireland where I began my research for the Dair Keep series. We have two sons, a daughter and two grandchildren. I am a member of the Utah Romance Writers of America. My hobbies include reading, scrap booking, sewing, jewelry making and stained glass.
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Whoever said love heals all was correct according to this tale. Well written.
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Early exits for Dolphins quarterbacks
MIAMI -- After being used in spot duty throughout his rookie season, Pat White got his chance to run the offense Sunday afternoon for the Miami Dolphins.
But instead of being able to show the Dolphins he could be more than a situational player, White ended the afternoon in the hospital while the Steelers were putting the finishing touches on a 30-24 victory.
The former West Virginia quarterback was knocked out after a helmet-to-helmet collision with Steelers cornerback Ike Taylor at the end of an 8-yard scramble. It came at the end of White's third series at quarterback -- his first three full series of the season.
Dolphins coach Tony Sparano said White was undergoing tests at a local hospital, but that he was told White was "doing OK."
White remained motionless for a few minutes while players from both teams gathered around him. He then was carried off the field on a stretcher.
"You hate to see it," Dolphins defensive end Jason Taylor said. "Pat got knocked pretty good there on the sideline trying to make a play. It's one of those things that really puts the game in perspective sometimes when you see a guy laying there stiff and you can't really do anything to help him. It's a bad feeling."
For Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, the injury brought back painful memories of last year's season finale when he sustained a concussion against the Cleveland Browns. He also was removed on a stretcher.
"That was me last year at this time," Roethlisberger said. "It is a scary, scary thing. I kind of almost started to get emotional thinking about it and seeing him. I told him to keep his head up and everything will be OK."
Before he was injured, White had rushed five times for 27 yards and was 0 for 2 on pass attempts.
The Dolphins used White periodically throughout the season to run the spread option, and he first came into the game against the Steelers in the second quarter.
But the Dolphins had to turn to him to run the offense after quarterback Chad Henne banged his head on the grass at Land Shark Stadium after being sacked by LaMarr Woodley.
"I had blurred vision throughout," Henne said. "I was hoping it would clear up. I just didn't have perception on the ball. I was throwing fine on the sideline. I just couldn't really visualize my throw."
Henne said he played a few plays after sustaining the injury, but said his vision got worse after he sat down at halftime.
Before the injury, the first-year starter had completed 16 of 20 passes for 140 yards with one touchdown and one interception.
With Henne and White both out of commission, the Dolphins turned to Tyler Thigpen, and he almost brought them back from a 27-10 deficit.
Acquired in a trade with Kansas City after veteran Chad Pennington sustained a season-ending shoulder injury in Week 3, Thigpen made his debut in a Dolphins uniform. His first two drives ended with touchdowns, the second on a 34-yard pass to Davone Bess.
"Tyler came in and got us back in the game with a couple of heads-up plays," Sparano said. "Those were some of the same things he did in Kansas City."
Thigpen, though, threw interceptions on his final two drives. The first was the biggest play of the game. It came after Joey Porter recovered a Roethsliberger fumble at the Steelers' 13, giving the Dolphins a chance to take the lead.
His throw to Ted Ginn Jr. was picked off by safety Ryan Clark at the 2.
"It was unlucky there at the end with the two interceptions," Thigpen said. "I'd like to have those back. I've got to learn from them. They're just balls I can't throw."


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As chairman and CEO of IBM, Lou Gerstner navigated one of the most dramatic turnarounds in corporate history. With unparalleled business acumen, he revived IBM ? a company whose very existence was in question in 1993 and made it into one of the most dynamic, customer-focused, and value-driven companies in the world. Gerstner?s presentations are straightforward and no-nonsense, stressing the importance of making smart choices and getting ahead by working harder than those around you. Gerstner?s recent best seller, Who Says Elephants Can?t Dance?, profiles his IBM experiences and the lessons he learned over the course of more than 30 years in business. One of the most admired men in the business community, Gerstner became chairman of The Carlyle Group in 2003. A lifetime advocate of the importance of quality education, he recently created a Commission on Teaching to help solve America?s growing education crisis. Prior to joining IBM, he served for four years as chairman and CEO of RJR Nabisco, Inc., 11 years at the American Express Company, and prior to that he was a director at McKinsey & Company.
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The Hunbury Street Wall is a rotating canvas for street art, run by Artists for artist. A great contribution to east london's cultural fabric.
The difference between false and true ones is the same as for jewels:
it is always the street ones that look the most real, the most brilliant.
Love many arts, for therein lies the true strength, and whosoever loves much paint much,
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Outwell is a village and a civil parish in the English county of Norfolk. The village is 53.4 miles (85.9 km) west of Norwich, 18.3 miles (29.5 km) south-west of King's Lynn and 97 miles (156 km) north of London. The nearest town is Wisbech in Cambridgeshire which is 5.1 miles (8.2 km) northwest of the village. The village is on the route of the A1101 Bury St. Edmunds to Long Sutton road. The parish of Outwell had a population of 1,880 in the 2001 UK census, increasing to 2,083 at the 2011 UK census. For the purposes of local government, the parish falls within the district of King's Lynn and West Norfolk.
Up until 1990 Outwell parish was split with half in Norfolk and half in Cambridgeshire with the boundary falling along the old course of the River Nene. The boundary also cut straight through the middle of the village. In 1935 the part of Outwell which was in Cambridgeshire was reduced in size to enlarge the nearby village of Emneth.
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All my friends know that I'm a huge Peyton Manning fan. Somehow, I missed this video. Enjoy! The NFL season is finally upon us!
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The Speech of a Lifetime!
Let's go back 5 years today and revisit Governor Sarah Palin's phenomenal speech at the GOP Convention.
William L. Garvin: Evolution or Devolution?
When Secretary of State John Kerry referred to the use of chemical weapons in Syria as a "moral obscenity," it was nice to hear him criticizing someone other than our own military personnel. It would also have been appropriate to hear him express similar outrage when Saddam Hussein was using similar weapons against the Iranians and against the Kurdish people in his own country but that didn't happen. Of course, Kerry is right—it is an atrocity but it just the latest example of cultural devolution.
What do you make of a world when mothers will strap explosives to their children and then send them off to public places to be detonated? What do you make of a world where entire villages will be hacked to death with machetes? What do you make of a cause that severs the head of a journalist and then posts their grisly murder on YouTube? What do you make of the millions of lives aborted each year? What do you make of a group of teenagers that murder an innocent jogger because they were bored? What do you make of teenagers who beat an 88-year old veteran to death with flashlights? What do you make of teenagers who shoot a 13-month old baby to death in front of his mother? What do you make of young boys and girls who beat someone up and then post the video of their assault?
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William L. Garvin: A Topsy Turvy World
"No shirt, no shoes, no service"
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In the Sixties, a Trinidad dance craze briefly captured an American audience. In it, a bar was progressively lowered to see who could navigate beneath it without the use of hands. Chubby Checker, who popularized "The Twist," also popularized the limbo catch phrase "How low can you go?" Today's political activists are plumbing depths that would make limbo enthusiasts walk away shaking their heads.
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Pipe Dream
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Wildcats So Close to Being Ranked
Within the Cats' record is a 64-53 victory over No. 14 St. John's and a 68-62 loss to No. 18 Iowa. The other wins were expected over Grambling State, Indiana State, Western Illinois, College of Charleston, South Dakota State and North Dakota.
K-State came out of last week receiving enough votes to be ranked No. 27 in the nation. Among the Big 12 teams, that's behind No. 2 Baylor, No. 7 Texas A&M, No. 13 Oklahoma, No. 16 Iowa State, No. 21 Texas and No. 26 Nebraska. Iowa State lost earlier this week at Iowa, 62-40.
To be a seventh team among the nation's elite, Patterson says, "We're scratching and clawing to get into that class of teams. We're not an offensive dynamo right now, so I'm not sure if we expected to be at that level now, but seeing how close we are is unbelievably exciting."
That's to the coach, and the players, as well, with only seniors Kelsey Hill and Shalin Spani, plus juniors Branshea Brown, Jalana Childs and Alina Voronenko having ever played on a ranked KSU team.
"Kansas State historically is a Top 25 team, so to get back to that point has always been our goal," said Hill.
Spani added, "That (getting among the Top 25) is so important and what we worked our tails off for this summer after not making it to the postseason. I'm not the type of person who is always looking at what's the latest and greatest thing in the world, so I don't pay a lot of attention to the polls, but sure ... it's in the back of our minds."
For a sophomore like Taelor Karr, "I don't know if it's the most important thing in the world, but it would be awesome and it's where we want to be. For now, we just need to keep growing as a team." LEADING THE 'CATS: Brittany Chambers is KSU's leading scorer at 16.1 points per game followed by Jalana Childs and Taelor Karr at 11.6 and 11.0, respectively. Branshea Brown leads in rebounding at 6.8 followed by Mariah White at 5.3 and Chambers at 5.0.
LEFT TO PLAY IN 2010: K-State's women's team will travel to Texas-San Antonio on Dec. 20-21 to play the host team and Middle Tennessee State in a Christmas Classic, and then play Dartmouth and Vermont on Dec. 29-30 in the Big Sky Classic in Hanover, N.H.


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Jody Lynette Gardner Luiz, 56, of Lodi, died July 24. She was born May 18, 1957 in Jackson.
Mrs. Luiz graduated from Stagg High School. She earned a certificate in cardiovascular technology at the Allied Health Institute. She worked at St. Joseph's, St. Dominic's and later at Kaiser Manteca hospitals. She changed careers and then worked as an office manager for Simoes Dairy. She enjoyed traveling to the Cayman Islands, Mexico Beach, Fla., Las Vegas and Reno.
She is survived by her son, Scott Gardner of Lodi; parents, Bill and Penny Gardner of Wyoming; brothers, Darryl Gardner of Stockton and David Blanke of Texas; sister, Kathi Gardner of Lodi; and five grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth Luiz.
A celebration of her life will be held at 1 p.m. today at Lodi Funeral Home.
Lodi Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.


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Anyone else having issues with replies (he asks, waiting for replies on this forum)? I'm attempting to reply to a thread on the Rational ClearCase forum - https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=333&start= 0 and as soon as I hit submit, I'm taken to an error page.
Any idea what might be the problem? Or where I can find help / who I should contact?
Thanks so much,
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Re: 500 Internal Error when trying to reply to a thread2012-08-09T09:29:30ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.Same issue here with http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=450714&# 38;tstart=0.
I need to be able to answer customers' questions.
@John: did you get any info?
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Annals of Crime #8
Artists in Action #328
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Los Angeles -- This dramatic photo shows Busby Berkeley, famous Hollywood dance director, lying on his stretcher in a west Los Angeles courtroom while listening to William Alvin Hutson testify about the spectacular three car crash in which both of their cars were involved. Berkeley is charged with 2nd degree murder on two counts growing out of the crash in which two women were killed. Berkeley winced and tossed on his stretcher during the testimony when Hutson testified that he smelled liquor on Berkeley after the accident. (1936)
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Hey Englishsters: he "tossed on his stretcher" Haw!
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Rite Aid Receives 400K+ Added Flu Shots
In response to the nationwide flu epidemic and customer demand, Rite Aid Corporation (NYSE: RAD) announced today it has obtained more than 400,000 additional seasonal flu shots, which began arriving in stores earlier this week. Flu shots are being delivered to areas of need based on actual or anticipated flu outbreak activity. Flu shots will be administered by Rite Aid certified immunizing pharmacists subject to state regulations, during all pharmacy hours, with no appointment necessary.
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"Together Again"
Phyllis Miller, 102, born Oct. 24, 1911, passed away Sunday, Nov. 17, 2013, at Altercare of Alliance.
A lifelong resident of Alliance, Phyllis was the sixth child born to the late George and Jenny (Stevenson) Childs of Ravenna.
Phyllis was a wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, teacher, nurse and friend to many. She graduated in the upper 10th of the Ravenna High School Class of 1929. She attended Kent State University, studying early childhood education, and graduated from Timken School of Practical Nursing.
Phyllis was Alliance's first black day care director. She was the director of the Alliance Interfaith Day Care Center and the Migrant Day Care Center in Hartville.
She was a member of St. Luke AME Church, where she served as past president of the Stewardess Board No. 1, member of the Missionary Society, Sunday school teacher, senior choir member and chairman of Church Women United.
On April 19, 1933, she married the late Roy Miller, to which the union of 54 years was born five children: James (Delphine) Miller of California, Jacky Albert of Missouri, Anita Clay of Georgia, Richard L. (Missy) Miller of Homeworth and Gregory P. (Gwendolyn) Miller of Pennsylvania; 10 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.
Phyllis was preceded in death by two brothers and four sisters.
Services will be held at noon Friday, Nov. 22, 2013, at Feed My Sheep Ministries, 114 E. Main St., Alliance, with the Rev. Bobby Williams officiating. Visitation will be held from 10 a.m. until the time of service, with the family present at 11 a.m.
Burial will take place at Alliance City Cemetery.
Arrangements are by R.A. Franklin Funeral Services, 330-823-2273. (11-20-13)
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Protease inhibitors are highly bound to orosomucoid (ORM) (alpha1-acid glycoprotein), an acute-phase plasma protein encoded by 2 polymorphic genes, which may modulate their disposition. Our objective was to determine the influence of ORM concentration and phenotype on indinavir, lopinavir, and nelfinavir apparent clearance (CL(app)) and cellular accumulation. Efavirenz, mainly bound to albumin, was included as a control drug.
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KFC is being challenged to reinstate an employee who was dismissed for bringing non-halaal food to work.
The fast-food outlet in Empangeni, KwaZulu-Natal, dismissed Jabulani Cele last month. He had been working for the restaurant for six years.
The franchise is owned by the Colefax Trading (Pty) Ltd and Yum Restaurants, which follows Islam.
According to a letter of suspension handed to Cele in March, his offence was to bring non-halaal food – uphutu and bean curry – onto the restaurant's premises.
Cele, 31, a father-of-two, said workers had been allowed to bring their own lunch and eat it in a demarcated staffroom. He said the staffroom was closed when the new employer took over last year. He said the employees were ordered to keep their lunchboxes outside the building.
He said that on the day he committed the offence, he arrived at work and entered the premises with his lunchbox. "The store manager accused me of breaching the company policy." He was given a letter of final warning, which he refused to sign.
Cele was suspended, then dismissed last month.
Cele has referred the matter to the United Chemical Industries Mining Electrical State Health and Aligned Workers unions. The matter has been taken to the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration. The matter will be heard on August 10.


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raen d@m
definition 1: characterized by lack of pattern or predictability, or carried out or occurring in a way that cannot be predicted and without being based on any reason or purpose.
example: The noise occurred in a random fashion and kept me awake all night.
example: I didn't have any information on these dentists, so I just made a random choice.
example: The police wondered if these crimes were truly random or if they were linked in some way.
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93-Year-Old Man Killed In Crash With Ambulance
Emergency crews responded to a crash involving an ambulance in Newark Tuesday morning around 10:30 a.m.
Newark fire officials said the crash was on state Route 13 north of N. Vernon Avenue.
Authorities said a Richard F. Little, 93, was killed in the crash.
Witness Brandy Tanner got the shock of her life.
"I was just getting gas, and I was getting ready to pull out. I look up, and I saw the red car pull out, and the van just smacked right into it," said Tanner.
Tanner ran toward the horrific scene to see if she could help.
"I just ran, that's all I could think, is to get over there, and get in there and help as soon as I can and do what you can," she said.
She first went to the driver of the car.
"He was moving. He was reaching for the window. It looked like he was trying to touch his head," she said.
But the metal was too twisted to get Little out of the car.
"He was dead almost immediately," said Sgt. Dave Haren, Newark Police Department. "One of the statements says the witness clearly saw the gentleman not look to his left as he pulled out of the Duke station."
Police said the man appeared to be at fault when he pulled right into the path of the ambulance.
The impact pushed the car about 50 feet down the road.
"Either he didn't see them or was looking at something else. It looks like he was actually attempting to put his seat belt on at the same time," added Haren.
The driver of the ambulance, a home health care nurse and the patient in the back of the ambulance were transported to the hospital with injuries.
A female EMT was the most seriously injured, and she is currently recovering at the Ohio State Medical Center. She is identified as Bobbie Hendricks, 42.
The names of those involved were not immediately released.
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In early July, I identified a Fibonacci price cluster setup in Monsanto (MON). The chart below shows what we were watching at that time.
Since then, Monsanto has rallied $8.30, though it has not hit a bigger-picture target, which I am still watching as a possibility. If you had used a trailing stop here, you would likely be out of the trade, as it has seen a rather healthy pullback since the July 23 high. Since the original trade setup zone is still intact, and the stock has not yet reached the upside target -- similar to a double-test of the old Netflix (NFLX) buy setup -- I am going to watch for a secondary entry against the original trade setup zone.
There are two areas of potential support that come in above the July 2 low. The first comes in between $99.30 and $99.67, an area that contains a 0.618 retracement back to that original low and a 1.618 extension of a prior swing. The second zone, $98.28 to $98.30, includes a 100% projection of a prior decline from the July 23 high that overlaps the 0.786 retracement back to the July 2 low.
If the share price can hold around or above one of these two zones, I am going to look for a buy retrigger using a 30-minute chart. For me, that means I need to see the eight-day exponential moving average cross back above the 34-day EMA, and for the stock to take out a prior swing high. If that occurs, I can then define my risk below the low end of the support zone.
If the rally does resume, the bigger-picture target will remain quite a ways above this market -- around $112.82. I would pay special attention to managing the trade, however, if Monsanto gets up to the next big hurdle at the $106.25-to-$106.58 area.
If these two pullback zones are violated, of course, I will back off the buy side in this one until further notice.
Remember: The way to make money with this type of analysis is: Setup plus trigger equals trade entry -- and sometimes a second chance presents itself! Let's first see if Monsanto retriggers an entry, and then trade accordingly.
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Ottawa, January 17, 2013
Archived - Department of Finance Canada Names Samuel L. Duboc as Clifford Clark Visiting Economist
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The Department of Finance today named Samuel L. Duboc as the Clifford Clark Visiting Economist, effective immediately.
The post, established in 1983, honours the late Dr. Clifford Clark, who served as Deputy Minister of Finance from 1932 until his death in 1952. Visiting economists typically take part in policy development at the highest level and are often asked to play central advisory roles on key government initiatives. They are recruited from the ranks of prominent Canadian professionals with proven expertise in financial, economic and monetary issues in the business and academic communities.
In June 2012, Mr. Duboc was engaged by the Department to serve as a special advisor on venture capital, to lead consultations and to provide recommendations on how to increase the availability of venture capital for high-growth businesses in Canada, which was identified as a priority in Economic Action Plan 2012.
Earlier this week in Montréal, Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the Honourable Jim Flaherty, Minister of Finance, announced the Government's Venture Capital Action Plan to improve access to venture capital financing by high-growth companies.
Mr. Duboc's extensive investment experience makes him an ideal candidate for the current focus of the Clifford Clark Visiting Economist: providing advice on venture capital and leading engagement with investors to support the implementation of the Government's Venture Capital Action Plan.
Mr. Duboc is the founder of the private equity firm EdgeStone Capital Partners, and has served as Managing Director at CIBC Capital Partners, the merchant banking division of CIBC. From 1991 to 1994, he co-founded and developed the Loyalty Group Inc. (Air Miles Reward Program).
Mr. Duboc currently serves on the board of directors of a number of companies, including Porter Aviation Holdings Inc., Stephenson's Rental Services Inc. and EZShield Inc. In addition, he is a member of the Business Advisory Panel on Income Security Reform which participated in the Commission for the Review of Social Assistance in Ontario. Mr. Duboc will continue these roles in the private sector.
Mr. Duboc is also the Chairman and co-founder of Pathways to Education Canada, a national organization that helps youth in low-income communities graduate from high school and successfully transition into post-secondary education. In addition, he is Chairman and co-founder of the Pecaut Centre for Social Innovation, an organization that helps promising and successful small non-profits, charities and social enterprises scale to national and international levels.
Mr. Duboc holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Tufts University and an M.B.A. from Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration.
For further information, media may contact:
Jack Aubry
Media Relations
Department of Finance


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Since being gifted with a copy of the book Mind Performance Hacks this past holiday, I have become fascinated by all the different memory techniques that have been developed. One of the first hacks is to create a system of numerical "pegs" to hang memories on, and after playing various games memorizing grocery lists and cars on the highway, I decided to put this new hack to good use.
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Singer/songwriter Lou Reed used to urge his fans to ''take a walk on the wild side.''
Maybe Seattle reliever Jose Mesa, no stranger to the wild side, listened to Reed.
Mesa, the former Tribe closer who was booed out of town last year, hurled a wild one to the backstop in the bottom of the 12th inning, allowing Jim Thome to storm home from third with the winning run in a 4-3 Cleveland win that took a season-high 4 hours, 36 minutes to play Tuesday night.
The victory was the Indians' third straight over Seattle and made a winner out of Steve Karsay.
Karsay, the Indians' fifth pitcher, worked the final two innings to improve to 7-1, while Mesa dropped to 0-2 after his 1 1/3 inning relief stint.
He wasn't the only wild Mariners hurler, however. Seattle pitching yielded nine bases on balls, four of them intentionally. Cleveland (46-21) parlayed a free pass with the bases juiced into the tying run of a 3-3 game in the eighth and another to set the stage for Mesa's mental lapse in the 12th.
This glacier-like game was decided by depth, not fast moves. Cleveland had it, both offensively and defensively, and Seattle didn't, simple as that.
''I thought our bench played awfully well,'' said Cleveland manager Mike Hargrove, who saw his team win its 27th come-from-behind game of the year and run their record to a baseball-best 46-21.
He should know. He started Enrique Wilson for Roberto Alomar at second, and all Wilson did was go 3-for-5 with a double and two RBI. His walk with the sacks loaded in the eighth tied it 3-3.
Hargrove put Alex Ramirez into the designated hitter spot usually held by Richie Sexson. All Ramirez did was go 2-for-4 with an RBI, a run scored and a sacrifice bunt that advanced Thome in the 11th. Sexson, batting in the cleanup spot for the first time with Manny Ramirez out nursing a sore hand, was 1-for-3 with two walks.
When it got to crunch time, Hargrove pulled Alomar off the pine and inserted him as a pinch hitter. His pinch single in the eighth led to Thome scoring the first of his two runs, and Alomar also walked twice thereafter.
Omar Vizquel added two hits, a run and a stolen base for the Tribe.
Then there was a little matter of pitching. A pitcher's duel in Jacobs Field?
Not possible, you say, not with baseball's two highest scoring teams in Cleveland and Seattle.
Never say never.
The Indians' Bartolo Colon and the Mariners' Jamie Moyer pitched their hearts out Tuesday, allowing but two runs each. Alas, it was to no avail for either hurler.
Colon pitched his finest game of the season, a sparkling 6-hitter over 7-plus innings, while Moyer went seven full innings and allowed eight hits. When Colon exited in the eighth, Cleveland led 2-0 with men on second and third and one out.
''Bartolo was outstanding,'' said Hargrove. ''He did a great job. It was a pitcher's duel, he threw 118 pitches; he did all he could do.
''Besides, Griffey was coming up,'' added Hargrove, ''and he's probably the best hitter in the game.''
Griffey is Ken Griffey Jr., and the slugger who doubled off the left field wall earlier smacked a single off Cleveland reliever Paul Assenmacher that scored Dan Wilson, who had singled to open the frame. Brian Hunter, who had also singled, and Griffey then pulled a double steal and both scored when Edgar Martinez singled off Paul Shuey, who had replaced Assenmacher.
Ahead 3-2, Seattle couldn't hold the lead for Moyer, who gave way to Jeff Fassero. Fassero retired his first two hitters in the eighth, only to walk Thome, who had fanned the previous three at-bats, and Ramirez, who had singled his last two trips.
Alomar then stroked a safety off reliever Jose Paniagua to score Thome.
From there it was Cleveland closer Mike Jackson and Karsay against Paniagua and Mesa. Talk about depth mismatches.
Cleveland nearly went ahead in the eighth when pinch-hitter Jacob Cruz tapped a slow roller to third with the bases loaded and two outs. Seattle third sacker Russ Davis threw out a sliding Cruz in a bang-bang play at first to keep it tied.
Thanks to two intentional walks in the ninth, Cleveland again loaded the bags. Paniagua got Alex Ramirez to fan, though, and then worked a scoreless 10th.
Then came the electric 12th. A Thome single, a Ramirez sac bunt, an intentional walk and Wilson's surprising third hit helped set up the end to the marathon.
Not even Griffey, who flied deep to center his last two at-bats, could offset Seattle's too frequent walks on the walk side.


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Good grief, Connie Schultz
Connie Schultz must think people are stupid.
It's the only logical takeaway from the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist's contention that billboards placed in some, but not exclusively, lower-income black communities in Cleveland were "signs of trouble ... rising like the ghosts of Jim Crow."
An unnamed private family foundation bankrolled 145 billboards in Ohio and Wisconsin that read:
"VOTER FRAUD IS A FELONY — UP TO 3½ YRS and $10,000 Fine." There's also a photo of a gavel. The billboards went up early this month.
But after the billboard company — Clear Channel Outdoor — succumbed to the pimps of progressive victimhood (born out of the thin-air creation of a brand-new and supposedly socially unacceptable "code message" worthy of the John Nash character from "A Beautiful Mind"), the billboards began coming down.
Apparently, exercising one's constitutional right to free political speech, a right affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court, and simply stating a fact now is "racist."
Ms. Schultz, the wife of Democrat U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (and who twice quit her job as a columnist for The Plain Dealer of Cleveland over perceived and real conflicts of interest but who still pens a syndicated column) called the billboards "menacing."
Incredulous she was that the billboards were placed a "short walk from just about anywhere" — a public housing development, near a community college and not far from the home of black Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson.
"The billboards' target: African-American voters who support President Barack Obama," she claimed in an Oct. 13 column.
Why, the billboards' "unwritten message" is clear, she added: "We will do anything to keep you from voting," including convicted felons who served their time and retain their voting privileges.
"The plan, of course, is to intimidate an entire community of innocent Americans accustomed to withering suspicions steeped in race."
Good grief, you can almost hear Schultz affecting the voice of Lucy van Pelt: "Look, Charlie, let's face it. We all know that Christmas is a big commercial racket. It's run by a big eastern syndicate, you know."
A nonsensical analogy? No less so than Schultz's race-baiting and Orwellian assertions.
The Schultz mindset is like a Rorschach test for the imbecilic. Who can wait for her social justice interpretive skills to be applied to incendiary "messages" buried in the octagonal red stop signs with white lettering or her decoding of "Fasten Seat Belts, State Law" signs as examples of the obvious racist hate speech that, in our heart of hearts, we all really know them to be?
Not only does Schultz "decode" fictional John Nash-worthy messages, she attempts to rewrite history when she insists "voter fraud is a myth" in Ohio and "just as it is everywhere else in the country."
Yoohoo, Connie, ACORN. Ohio in 2008. Thousands of fraudulent voter registration forms.
As National Review Online's John Fund reminds, "The real myth in Ohio today is that people can exercise their free-speech rights and simply remind potentially errant voters that ballot fraud is a crime."
Without being smeared, it must be added, by someone who enjoys free-press rights and who should know better.
Colin McNickle is Trib Total Media's director of editorial pages (412-320-7836 or email@example.com).


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Sainsbury's has confirmed that it is keen to open a convenience store by the railway station in Chippenham, which would create at least 20 jobs.
Planning permission has been granted to change the former Royal Mail sorting office building on Station Hill, currently empty, into a retail unit on the ground floor with offices above.
Nine parking spaces would be allocated to the retail unit and 28 spaces would be kept as pay-and-display.
Sainsbury's said it hopes to move into the ground floor unit later this year.
Angharad Lynch, the firm's property communications manager, said: "We can confirm we are interested in opening a Sainsbury's Local at this site.
"Locals are convenience stores, which people use to top-up on their weekly shop. The proposals will create between 20 to 25 jobs for local people.
"Sainsbury's will be submitting planning applications for signage, and an application for an alcohol licence.
"Subject to planning permission, we hope to open late this year, and look forward to welcoming people into our new store."


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James Brown's bassist since 1971, Fred Thomas, tears into a mix of JB hits, plus blues & soul classics. He occupies a very special niche in the history R&B, he participated in one the most prolific periods in the Godfather of Soul's incredible career as a member of Brown's band, the JBs.
In his trio, Fred is front and center singing, playing bass and tearing into a mix of JB hits, blues and soul classics." played on hits such as "Hot Pants", "Papa Don't Take No Mess" and "Make it Funky (Part 1)," along with JB instrumentals like "Pass the Peas", "Give Me Some More."
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EA has released trailers for all four of the playable characters for Insomniac's upcoming shooter FUSE. The trailers present glimpses of each character's back story and their personalities. We also get a good glimpse at each character's special power that comes with their specialised gun.
Dalton Brooks:
Dalton's gun, the Magshield, allows him to create a shield that absorbs, and then reflects bullets at his enemies. The shield can also project an electromagnetic blast at hostiles.
Izzy Sinclair:
Izzy's gun, the Shattergun, shoots out bullets that crystallise her enemies. She also has a Heal Beacon which allows her to revive downed team-mates from a distance.
Jacob Kimble:
Jacob is the team's long-range marksman. His gun, the Arcshot, is able to melt away its target at the tap of a button.
Naya Deveraux:
Naya specialises in stealth and Area of Effect damage. Naya takes down her enemies using her cloack and her gun, the Warp Rifle. The Warp Rifle creates singularities that tear apart groups of enemies.
It is going to be interesting to see how all four characters' abilities will work together when FUSE releases in "Autumn 2013" (Southern Hemisphere) for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Nathan Manning is an Editor for AnalogAddiction. You can find him on Twitter and AnalogAddiction there as well.
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Immigration Minister Chris Bowen conceded the decision to reintroduce camps in Nauru and Papua New Guinea to hold asylum seekers hadn't slowed the number of boats carrying would-be refugees.
Five boats have arrived over the past two days carrying more than 390 people.
The number of asylum seekers who have arrived since Prime Minister
Mr Bowen said time was needed for the policy to start acting as a deterrent and people smugglers would be lying to potential clients about what the changes meant.
"It's not having an effect yet but it does need to be given time to work,'' he told Sydney radio 2SM yesterday.
"It will become more effective when we actually have planes going to Nauru and PNG.''
The two centres are likely to be run by the International Organisation for Migration, which managed asylum-seeker camps under the Howard government's Pacific solution.
Ms Gillard is likely to discuss the details with PNG Prime Minister Peter O'Neill and Nauru President Sprent Dabwido on the sidelines of the Pacific Islands Forum in the Cook Islands tomorrow.
The Opposition said the government's policy would fail unless it adopted the Pacific solution in full, including introducing temporary protection visas and requiring the Navy to tow some boats back to Indonesia.
"The Coalition once again calls on the government to put in place a suite of policies that worked to stop the boats under John Howard,'' Opposition immigration spokesman
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'Over the next month or so, we'll be ready to lay out the plan for the next DC movies,' so Warners' film group President teases about the plan.
Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Entertainment apparently have already prepared a number of new movies after "The Dark Knight Rises". Warners' film group President Jeff Robinov revealed that the studio will announce its upcoming comic book movies real soon.
"My hope is that over the next month or so, we'll be ready to lay out the plan for the next DC movies," Robinov told Los Angeles Times. The upcoming announcement will likely involve confirmation on whether or not Warners/DC will make the big screen take on Aquaman, Flash and Wonder Woman.
Before moving on to further projects, the studio is already developing "Man of Steel" and "Justice League". While the Superman movie is slated for a June 14, 2013 release in the U.S., the superhero ensemble film still hasn't got its release date. Though so, L.A. Times stated that the long-awaited film might be released nationwide sometime in 2015.
Speaking about "Justice League", Robinov weighed in on Christopher Nolan's recent statement that he wouldn't be involved in the forthcoming ensemble movie. Robinov admitted that Warners actually hoped that Nolan would agree to helm the long-gestating project. "It was a conversation we had," the President said. "Obviously anything you can get Chris involved in is great."
Previously, Nolan had said "No" to the chance to direct "Justice League". He claimed, "No, none at all. We're finished with all we're doing with Batman. This is the end of our take on this character," before adding, "I've got no plans to do anything more, and certainly, no involvement with any Justice League project."
Warners has been developing "Justice League" for several years. At first, the studio chose George Miller as the director with Kieran and Michele Mulroney penning the script. The initial plan was to tap Adam Brody as the Flash, Megan Gale as Wonder Woman, and then-newcomer Armie Hammer as Batman.


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VB Beauty's Pulsaderm line has launched the new Pulsaderm Buddy, which offers the reinvigorating pulsation technology of the Pulsaderm in a compact size that's small enough to fit into the palm of the hand.
TeleBrands has launched Sticky Buddy, a new reusable sticky roller that is designed to remove hair, crumbs and more without ruining fabrics.
Walgreens on Wednesday will unveil its first electric vehicle charging station in Orlando, Fla., at its International Drive and Sand Lake Road location with a ribbon cutting at 10 a.m., as City of Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer makes the inaugural charge.


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I'll find ways to have fun in any appropriate situation. I love hearing others' stories.
I'm kind of growing out my mustache and haven't figured out whether it looks socially acceptable yet.
I want to find cures for diseases when I grow up.
I love all foods. I love loving all foods, in fact. I won't call myself a foodie because what does that even mean?


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A GROUP dedicated to marking the centenary of the outbreak of World War One in Marlow will kick off a series of public events in July with a talk from a renowned author and academic.
Marlow Remembers WWI is a group of historians and residents been set up to lead and co-ordinate the commemorations in Marlow.
And the group will present its first event on Friday, July 18 at Liston Hall when TV and radio broadcaster and university professor Garry Sheffield appears to examine the challenges facing the British army on the Western Front.
Prof. Sheffield of Wolverhampton University is the author of 'The Chief: Douglas Haig and the British Army' He will look at the reasons why it was so difficult to break through the trench lines, and the bloody learning process that British troops underwent.
August sees the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of WWI, when Germany declared war on Russia.
Marlow Remembers WWI has plans to produce wealth of local and of international information with details of the Marlow men who gave their lives in the devastating conflict.
Members also aim to chart the lives and community the soldiers left behind at home.
A website has been launched, www.marlowww1.org.uk which will include information on events and commemorations, as well as biographical information uncovered as part of the group's efforts.


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What is cystic fibrosis?
Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a life-threatening genetic disease. A child with CF has a faulty gene that affects the movement of sodium chloride (salt) in and out of certain cells.
The result is thick, heavy, sticky mucus; salty sweat; and thickened digestive juices. The thick mucus secretions can clog the lungs, making a child with CF very prone to breathing difficulties, lung infections (the mucus provides a rich environment for bacteria), and, eventually, severe lung damage. And when thickened digestive fluids from the child's pancreas can't get to the small intestine to break down and absorb nutrients from the food she eats, she may also have digestive and growth problems.
What are the signs and symptoms of cystic fibrosis in babies?
Fifteen to 20 percent of newborn babies with cystic fibrosis have something called meconium ileus at birth. This means their small intestine is obstructed with meconium, the seaweed-green substance that comes out in a baby's first poop. Sometimes the intestine will become twisted or not develop properly as a result. The meconium can also obstruct the large intestine, in which case the baby won't have a bowel movement for one or two days after birth.
Other babies with CF are fine at birth but then develop problems breathing or can't seem to put on weight in their first four to six weeks. Poor growth is one of the first signs of CF. Parents may also notice a nagging cough and wheezing.
Coughing and wheezing are hardly unique to children with CF, of course. These symptoms could be caused by viral bronchiolitis (an inflammation of the small breathing tubes), asthma, pneumonia, or even a dusty, smoky environment. Each of these conditions is far more common than any genetic disease.
Still, cystic fibrosis is the most common life-shortening genetic disease among people of Northern European descent. Other symptoms include salty skin, a big appetite with no weight gain, and large, greasy stools.
Sometimes the condition doesn't become apparent until a child has had a series of repeated lung infections or severe growth problems. If your baby has any of these symptoms, talk with his doctor.
Cystic fibrosis can't be cured. But there are new treatments that can not only prolong a child's life but may also help make that life more normal. And the earlier CF is diagnosed, the more effective those therapies will be.


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Winter Uphill Travel Policy
Jay Peak Resort allows skinning, snowshoeing, and hiking during operating hours on designated Uphill Travel Routes on open terrain. For the safety of everyone on the mountain, we ask that individuals participating in these activities adhere to the following guidelines.
- Late fall/ early winter pre- season and post- season travel to access ski trails is not recommended due to unmarked and unmitigated hazards, snowmaking, and grooming activities. There are no rescue services available at these times. We repeat: There are no rescue services available at these times.
- Jay Peak Resort does not recommend the use of our trails during non- operational hours due to the use of winch and other snow grooming, snowmaking, snowmobile traffic, and other pre- operational activities. Winch cat operation happens daily and poses the threat of serious injury or death to persons who come into contact with the cable. The cable may be hard to detect as it can oscillate between being buried in the snow and being visible as load is applied to it by the groomer which can be up to 3000 feet away. Winch cat grooming is done EVERYWHERE on the mountain at one time or another except on the designated Uphill Travel Routes. There are no rescue services available during non- operational hours.
- Participants must first obtain a free Uphill Travel Pass and identifying arm band, valid for the season, from Customer Service, and sign an acknowledgement of risk agreement. Customer Service will also inform participants which trail is designated for uphill traffic.
- The designated trail will have an Uphill Travel Route sign at the bottom and have trail markers delineating the recommended route.
- Uphill travel recommended during operational hours (weekdays 9- 4/ weekends 8:30- 4) on designated Uphill Travel Routes that have been opened for public use by the Ski Patrol.
- The intent of participants should be to access open ski terrain as deemed by the Ski Patrol.
- Participants are recommended to use good quality snowshoes or touring skis/ split boards with metal edges and brakes or restraint straps.
- Participants shall travel to the side of the designated uphill travel trail and be visible at all times to downhill traffic.
- For the animal's safety, dogs are not allowed on the ski trails.
- Please use proper wilderness etiquette. Remove all waste and leave only tracks.


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BEVERLY -- "Live by the three-point shot, die from the three-point shot."
From Buckeye Trail High's perspective, truer words were never spoken.
In Friday evening's road game against Fort Frye, the Warriors netted a games-worth of "treys" in the first period, connecting on six from beyond the arc to race out to a 22-11 lead.
Following that barrage of points, however, Trail was held to its lowest quarter output of the season in the second round as they managed a meager two points.
That disastrous second quarter was the springboard to an eventual 59-46 Fort Frye victory which sent Trail to its third setback in a row.
Following the loss, Warrior coach Rod Gray credited Fort Frye's defense with turning the game around.
"We did shoot it very well early," he said, "but toward the end of the first they started to defend us better and we did not adjust.
"At that point, we needed to take the ball to the glass and we were still settling for too many deep shot," Gray added.
To the coach's point, Trail's second period was the opposite of the first. In the opening stanza, the Warriors made 8-of-14 field goal attempts, including the six "treys". In the second, BT found the mark just once in 10 action attempts, including a suddenly tepid 0-for-6 effort from beyond the arc.
While Trail began to struggle, Fort Frye (3-5, 2-3 PVC) began to play with more confidence. Behind all-Ohio prospect Shon Smith, the Cadets rallied for a 15-2 advantage in the second to take a 26-24 lead at the half.
After each squad tallied 11 in the third, the hosts put the game away with more solid play in the fourth, posting a 22-11 edge in that final decisive eight minutes.
Fort Frye's Smith was the catalyst to the comeback win. The 5-11 senior guard tallied 25 points to lead all players. He was joined in double figures by Seth Lagrean, who added 14.
Buckeye Trail's shooting never came close to duplicating the first period numbers. Over the final three frames, BT made just 8-of-35 floor tries and 1-of-16 three-point attempts.
Even with their shooting woes, the Warriors (5-3, 3-2 PVC) closed to a 42-39 deficit early in the fourth, but that was as close as they would get as Lagrean scored six unanswered points to swell the Cadet's margin to 48-39. Down the stretch, Trail got no closer than seven.
"When we switched to a 2-3 zone in the third period, we stopped their penetration a little, but still couldn't generate any consistent offense," Gray offered. "That will be our big challenge moving into next week. We need get to the point where we make good decisions nearly all the time. We can't settle for three-point attempts when we should be taking the ball to the basket."
Zach Roe's four "treys" in the first propelled him to team-high scoring honors with 15. Fort Frye's defense smothered him after that, however, limiting the senior to just one point in the second half. Lane Starr, Tyler Starr and Josh Toland each scored eight.
Trail also hurt itself with six, second period turnovers, nearly half of their final total of 13. The Warriors made just 7-of-17 free throws. Toland hauled down nine of BT's 35 rebounds.
Fort Frye made 21-of-49 action attempts and added 12-of-20 free throws. Tyler Norris grabbed eight of the Cadets' 37 rebounds, who were guilty of just eight turnovers.
NEXT-- Buckeye Trail entertains Monroe Central on Friday, with the reserve game at 6 p.m.


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Cheap barrel wanted!
I was looking for a barrel to do my first build around. The cheaper the better, .22 is preferred. I guess I'm looking for a barrel thats been sitting in a box (or in a gun!) unused for ever. Rust is no object unless we're talking a high-pressure cartridge.
There are many used barrels on Ebay.
Yeah, but they're looking for profit. I'm looking for something a bit more charitable. :D
After some consideration though, I think I might just make a black powder muzzle loader shotgun out of some Schedule 80 (or better) pipe. Keeps the design simple and the pressures several thousand PSI under the rated burst pressure. A notch in the back for a shotgun primer and incorporate a trigger group I already own. It would work just like any percussion cap firearm.
My only concern might be that the primer might not work as intended. In that case, I'd just revert to a single shot contained cartridge design or perhaps come up with some alternative to solve the problem. I just think the muzzle loading design gives it more of an air of legitimacy since you don't have to remove parts to use it, even if the contained cartridge would be easier to use overall.
Still accepting extremely low cost offers!
There are barrels for less than $20 with shipping on Ebay.
Seamless tubing might work for a barrel but I would just find a junk shotgun locally and use that barrel. Do you plan to thread it and make a breech plug to match?
I was hoping to use a flash hole.
Check out anyone who does work on 10/22's.
Clark's Custom Guns used to have many barrels that were swapped out.
I have a 10/22 barrel that i don't need
Take your pick!!
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I have a bunch.. One being a rare Dan Wesson .22 Bore Barrel.
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Look out! Nine-year-old Catherine from Kent had a fab day throwing snowballs!
Check out this amazing snow bear that eight-year-old Ellie built in Aberdeenshire!
And she didn't stop there! She also built this snow castle - with a little bit of help from her mum!
Who's that hiding in the igloo? It's 12-year-old Bille Jade from Newcastle!
We reckon Emily's polar bear is the best snow animal we've seen so far. Congrats to Emily and her uncle Sam for fab job!
Meet the jolliest snowman in the country... We love his eyebrows - well done Hattie!
Jack send us a pic of his garden to remind us it isn't just the UK which has been covered by the white stuff. Jack told us that Dublin in Ireland has had oodles of snow too!
With a mouth that big we reckon this snow guy would need a lot of hot chocolate to warm up. Kirsten in Fife made this mega mouthed monster...
Tyler from Derbyshire sent us this snap to show just how deep the snow is at his house, almost up to his knees - we hope he had some big wellies on!
There's been even more snow in the south of England. Anika and Maya made this super cute family of snow bears in Croydon.
Charlotte from Leicestershire has an amazing ride home from school - a special sleigh pulled by her dog Zeus!
Jodie from south London sent us this snowy shadow snapshot from her driveway - very arty, we love it!
It's a snow-Jonty! Jonty from West Sussex made a snow angel in his garden. We hope he had a big hot chocolate to get warm afterwards!
Lucky CJ and TJ got a beaky surprise! Their dad built these brrr-illiant penguins in their garden because the snow was too deep for them to go out and play in.
What a whopper! Keira's mega snowman Ziggy is one of the biggest we've seen. He was big enough for her to turn him into an igloo - cool stuff!
Little Lacey has never seen snow before - but her owner Robyn told us she's really loving playing out in the white stuff!
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UPDATE: I want to thank everyone who came out for the Cupcakes & Beer party on Saturday! You guys were so awesome, and I can't tell you how much I appreciate the support. It was such a fun night, even with all the drama that went down outside… Looks like Hollywood's craziness is moving [...]Read more


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A round-up of the stand-out consumer and business apps on the market
The mobile app marketplace is more competitive than ever with apps available for practically anything a connected consumer may want to achieve. With so many mobile apps being released in such a short period of time, designers are aware that they need to create apps that really stand out from the crowd.
Good UX is what separates successful apps from unsuccessful ones, and for apps to deliver a better user experience, testing your mobile app in real world environments is key. Testing enables you to measure, manage and improve your app's performance during the first phases of deployment.
Here at Userzoom, we like to keep a close eye on the mobile app market for examples of great user experience. Here are some of consumer and enterprise apps that are top of our list right now.
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- Telegram Messenger
- Google Photos
- Airbnb
- Periscope
- Duolingo
Telegram, a free cross-platform messaging app that many people see as the new Whatsapp, has just announced that it has over 100 million monthly active users worldwide, and that it is currently adding 350,000 new users a day.
Telegram has built a solid reputation in the competitive chat app realm. This is in part due to the company's focus on encryption — Telegram's servers are protected by the MTProto protocol, while the app also offers a secret chat feature that makes it easy to delete messages or schedule a time for them to self-destruct.
Google's always had a Photos app, but the overhaul it launched in 2015 means it deserves to be on this list. The new Google Photos intelligently organises your entire photo collection and is super simple to use. It has seamless backups, automatic organisation and plenty of tools to make special projects.
For a free program with free storage, Google Photos is a great way to find and organise your photos.
The official AirBNB app wraps up all the major features of the short-term rental service into an attractive, Material Design-influenced package. For guests, the app offers a quick and easy way to search specific cities or areas for accommodation, with filters to narrow down the selection. And there's also quick access to starred listings, messages and upcoming trips. If you're a host, the app also lets you manage your own listings and respond to messages from guests.
2015 was a big year for Periscope. The app launched in March, and with the support of Twitter, quickly became the leading livestreaming app. The platform combines the personal connection and instancy of its mother brand with the irresistibility of video, and the app has been adopted widely by individual users and media outlets to offer instantaneous coverage from a smartphone to the rest of the world.
Periscope revealed in August that it has crossed the 10-million-user threshold in just four and a half months since launching the app, a considerable achievement for a social-media idea—mobile livestreaming—that was barely a concept until recently.
Learning a new language is a dream of many people and Duolingo makes the process a lot less daunting by teaching you through a series of games-style lessons. Each lesson is designed around reading, writing, listening or speaking and are all short enough that they don't take up a big chunk of your time. Using Duolingo, you could learn French or Italian on your commute to work in just a few weeks!
- Trello
- Wunderlist
- Expensify
- Skype for Business
- Evernote
Trello is an online, collaborative workspace you can use to manage projects of all kinds, whether they're business-related or personal. It works simply, with drag-and-drop capabilities and an intuitive interface.
Trello uses a kanban-style work methodology, which is highly visual. It's perfect for solo organisation or if you need to collaborate with a team. Each task is sorted into a column and gets its own card, to which you can add a progress meter, due date and comments.
Simply put, Wunderlist is a to-do list, but a highly effective one. You can create an endless number of task lists and share them with whomever you want. Lists sync automatically so that others can see which items have been completed. Wunderlist has even launched a higher-powered business app that lets you delegate tasks to team members, break them down into subtasks, add notes, set deadlines, and program reminders.
This is a great app for business travel. Expensify helps you easily log expenses, capture receipt images, and manage reports. It has a wide range of features, particularly when your company signs on for a corporate account, including allowing you to compile a report and email the PDF to your boss. You can also upload business cards and track purchases.
Last year, Skype re-designed its app with is used by millions of people across the world. User experience was front of mind for the launch and the result was a more natural and intuitive app which also had a range of new capabilities.
Furthermore, we've heard in recent days that Skype is about to launch a group video calling feature on the smartphone app. It will start rolling out in the Skype iOS and Android apps and is going to be available to Skype users in North American and western Europe initially.
Evernote is the place to store and make sense of all the notes that would otherwise clutter your desk on post-its or on the back of envelopes. It can even scan images for words, so you can upload a picture of a whiteboard full of handwritten notes and find it later using text search.
Mobile apps are big business. Gartner has predicted that by 2017 mobile apps will be downloaded more than 268 billion times, generating revenue of more than $77 billion.
With more businesses realising the advantages of a dedicated app, increasingly designers are switching over to a mobile-first approach because the usability of mobile apps lags well behind the usability of desktop websites. More work needs to be done in the testing phase to ensure that apps such as the successful ones outlined above are more commonly found in an increasingly competitive market.
For more info on Mobile UX Research, check out our infographic.


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I have a request for lemon bars for a bridal shower in two weeks, so I compared 6 different recipes, and I settled on making Rose's recipe, as none of the others had nearly the amount of lemon juice, so how flavorful would they be? The shortbread bases were all pretty similar, but the toppings were markedly different in ingredients and preparation.
I made Rose's today as a trial run, page 163 of Rose's Christmas Cookie Book. But I substituted 1 teaspoon lemon emulsion (available from Lorann) for the 2 teaspoons lemon zest, as I don't like the mouth feel of zest.
I used a 9x9 inch pan instead of the 8x8 called for, as some of the other recipes I compared used 9x9 pans with less ingredients, so I knew I was safe upping the pan size. I baked the crust for 30 minutes; it didn't brown at all, but was firm to the touch, so I figured it was done.
I have a 9x9 removable bottom pan, which I lined both ways with parchment paper, this made it soooooo easy to pop out the entire sheet of cookies.
All I can say is thank you, Rose, wow, are these fantastic. Even though there is twice as much (maybe more) shortbread cookie as lemon topping, there is enough lemon flavor to make your mouth want to pucker! But instead, you close your eyes, smile, and say mmmmmmmm. The powdered sugar (put it on heavy enough to completely cover the lemon topping) gives it just enough added sweetness to take the edge off the lemon pucker without overshadowing the powerful lemon flavor.
Definitely a keeper, there is no need to search any further for the Ultimate Lemon Bar recipe. I should have know I would have a winner from Rose.


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Lifetime Risk for Cardiovascular Disease Among Non-White Ethnic Groups
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|Cardiovascular Diseases Coronary Disease Heart Failure, Congestive Atrial Fibrillation
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Time Perspective: Retrospective
|Official Title:
|Epidemiologic Study of Ethnicity and Lifetime Risks for Cardiovascular Disease
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|Study Start Date:
|July 2006
|Study Completion Date:
|July 2006
CVD affects millions of people in the United States. Current treatment guidelines for CVD take into account an individual's risk of developing the disease within 10 years; the intensity of therapy is usually matched to the 10-year risk magnitude. However, many individuals have a low 10-year risk of CVD, but have an elevated lifetime risk of developing the disease. Unfortunately, few studies have examined the lifetime risks for CVD, and these studies have been almost exclusively performed in the Caucasian population. There have been no studies that focus on the lifetime risks for CVD among other ethnic groups. Because the incidence of CVD and other causes of death vary among different ethnic groups, it is important to examine each group separately. Using data from ongoing clinical studies, this study will evaluate the lifetime risks for CVD among different ethnic groups. The results from this study will assist in estimating the future incidence of CVD among ethnic groups, improving risk communication within patient care, and identifying new populations of individuals at risk for CVD.
This study will use previously collected data on 500,000 individuals participating in pre-specified clinical studies. Some of the participating studies include the following: Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities, Framingham Heart, Honolulu Heart, Puerto Rico Heart Health, Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults (CARDIA), Cardiovascular Health, Chicago Heart Association Detection Project in Industry, Women's Health Initiative Observational Studies, and Multiple Risk Factor Intervention Trial (MRFIT). There will be no study visits specifically for this study. Researchers will collect information on CVD risk factors and demographics, including sex, race, and age; they will then compare this information to overall survival, CVD associated survival, and lifetime risk for CVD.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Participating in a specified epidemiologic study
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pre-existing CVD prior to study entry
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00377702
|United States, Illinois
|Northwestern University Department of Preventive Medicine
|Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60611
|Principal Investigator:
|Donald M. Lloyd-Jones, MD, ScM
|Northwestern University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00377702 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
R21HL085375 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
|Study First Received:
|September 14, 2006
|Last Updated:
|February 17, 2016
Keywords provided by National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI):
Coronary Heart Disease
Risk Factors
Heart Failure
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Heart Failure
Atrial Fibrillation
Cardiovascular Diseases
Coronary Disease
Coronary Artery Disease
Heart Diseases
Arrhythmias, Cardiac
Pathologic Processes
Myocardial Ischemia
Vascular Diseases
Arterial Occlusive Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on August 22, 2017


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