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Removal + Hyaluronidase Q&A
Which is Best, Ultherapy Vs Hyaluronidase, at Removing Restylane Under Eyes?
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Hyaluronidase to Dissolve Restylane?
Can Hyaluronidase dissolve only the lump and not the entire filler that was injected on tear through? I had Restylane injected in my tear through... READ MORE
Good Doctor to Remove Juvederm in Philadelphia Area?
I have had a bad experience with Juvederm. It's almost been a week and I want it out. How do I find an experienced doc to do this? Do I look for a... READ MORE
I've had a hyaluronic acid injection for a deep nasolabial fold. Is it safe to remove it with hyaluronidase ?
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Please Help! Hyaluronidase for filler removal - specific question. (photo)
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Doctor Recommendations for Hyaluronidase in Michigan?
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I had 8 vitrase injections to remove a Restylane overfill in lips. I'm still swollen after 9 months. Any tips would help!
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I had some Juvederm removed today with the hyluronadase injection. Will this go away? Is this normal? (photos)
Now I have these huge bags that I never had before. Will this go away? Is this normal? READ MORE
What are my options to remove a permanent lip filler? How can I find out what filler was used?
More than 3 years ago I got a lip enhancement in Colombia. My lips are still big and haven't decreased in size. I do not like the fake and plastic... READ MORE
Very important Hyaluronidase filler removal question. Will the body reproduce it gradual over time to restore what was lost?
I had Restelyne injected into the tear trough about 2wks ago. I just had it removed with Hyaluronidase. About 4 days later along the inner part of my... READ MORE
I had Hyaluronidase injected 5 weeks ago to remove filler. The skin has turned blue in several areas. (photo)
After 5 weeks I realize it is not bruising. Is this Tyndall effect? It is more noticeable in some types of lighting than others. Can it be fixed and... READ MORE
does hyalurinidase remove all filler .
Does hyaluronidase remove all filler in the face. Ive got hard lumps and i am being treated with this to dissolve them. Its ben 18 days and have been... READ MORE
Can injecting Hyaluronidase to one side of the cheek remove the other side of the cheek as well?
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Question about removing dermal filler with Hyaluronidase
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How long after Juvederm lip fillers can I use hyaluronidase? (Photos)
I don't like how my lower lip turned out. its too big! Its my second day after injections now and its not getting better. My face looks better with... READ MORE
Does Vitrase Remove Native HA?
Why do some doctors say that Vitrase will not remove native hyaluronic acid (HA), yet others would say it will? Which is valid? READ MORE
What can I do to help eliminate Vitrase from my body?
I think I have had too much vitrase inserted to reduce my juviderm effect. I have much swelling at times and hot flashes and chills and it has been... READ MORE
Removing Voluma fillers from cheek and jawline?
I've had my fillers 4 days ago and I really don't like the result. My wedding is in 4 weeks. Can I use Hyaluronidase to dissolve the fillers? And will... READ MORE
How quickly does Hyaluronidase work to remove lip filler, will it remove all filler and does it effect your normal tissue?
I want to have some of the filler in my lips removed. Will everything be dissolved or is this dependent on how much my doctor uses of the... READ MORE


text: I have a 1983 R80RT with a strange problem and want to know if any other R80 owners have seen anything similar. In the mornings when I start the bike up and start riding it in the dark the Generator light glows very faintly. When I come to a stop the light goes out, but as soon as I start up, it starts to glow again. I have had the entire charging system checked out by the BMW shop and except for adding a new ground strap to the diode, they could find no problems. Anyone ever hear of this type of problem before?

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The Bad
- The game's tutorial is barebones and doesn't offer nearly enough aid. It's a little surprising that Realtime Worlds didn't craft a robust tutorial to explain the many quirks of their game.
- Lag will brutally murder your fun and it happens enough that it tangibly impacts your experience; this is especially true if you've got a so-so net connection.
- It took me several hours to become halfway decent at driving. Steering your vehicle with the WASD configuration isn't intuitive, and using a 360 controller for driving wasn't an option -- at least not one I could find. [There are ways to hack support for a Xbox 360 controller, but we haven't seen an official announcement regarding controller support. –Ed]
- When it comes to actually firing a weapon, there's a noticeable disconnect between my intent and the actual outcome. Shooting is overly twitchy, and I often found myself aiming past my target and becoming disorientated.
- Using cars, corners and other in-world objects as cover is integral to combat. However, there's no actual "slide into cover" mechanic here like in Gears of War, and there really should be. It feels like a large oversight by Realtime Worlds, or perhaps it was a production issue. Either way, the game would have benefited immensely from a good cover system.
- Several Action District missions feel the same. Generally speaking, you'll be pressing the "use" key and watching a circular bar fill up while your character gathers evidence or breaks into a building or car.
- Certain missions favor highly defensive strategies, making them a pain in the neck to complete if you're on the attacking side. The VIP mission is the biggest offender. It's obviously designed to make players chase each other around in vehicles, but many players simply scale easily defensible buildings and wait out the clock while the other team attempts to push through a tiny corridor up the building. It's frustrating and just not fun when this happens.
- Missions typically result in pressing the interaction key and watching an orange circle fill up slowly. Opposing players will try to stop you, but it doesn't take long for the whole game to feel like nothing more than a glorified team deathmatch experience nonstop.
The Unknown
- At this moment, APB's community skews towards a more-than-average level of immaturity. To be fair, the game hasn't been out long, so time will have to tell if this continues or not. But for whatever reason, the community that has sprung up around the game so far leaves a lot to be desired.
- APB's biggest weakness is a lack of Action District content. If some new -- and this is key - more interesting mission types are added soon, it would alleviate combat fatigue.
- Right now nobody knows if new content will come with a price tag or not. Adding new content such as motorcycles, clothing items, cars and weapons will go a long ways towards keeping APB alive, but right now the topic remains a mystery.
The basic problem with APB is that combat content is lacking. The more immediate problem is that the game needs a much better tutorial -- and perhaps some more weapons balancing. The good news is that these are all solvable issues. So long as Realtime Worlds puts the people and time behind fleshing more of APB out, there's nothing stopping APB from carving out a strong niche in the online gaming market. Even with the recent layoffs, supposedly the headcount at Realtime Worlds is scheduled to increase in the short term to help support the game. Hopefully that's what will happen over the next month or so, because as many problems as there are with APB, I happen to really enjoy it when everything comes together just right.
The deep and vast level of customization in APB shows that Realtime Worlds can think outside the box and execute on their ideas. Unfortunately, the driving and combat seem to have suffered, likely due to all the resources required to make customization as insane as it is. Still, if Realtime Worlds really does expand their team post-launch and pump some serious people, time and money into this game it could end up being a whole lot better in a few short months.
So, with that in mind, I think it'd be best to re-visit the game in a little over another month to see what's been done up to that point, and what's on the horizon. I'm hoping to see some new content by that time, and to hear about some significant Action District content coming soon.
As I said before, when APB comes together it can be a lot of fun. If Realtime Worlds adequately addresses the deficiencies I described above, there's some real potential for a wider audience to enjoy the game. At the moment, however, there's a lot of problems to look past before the fun can begin. But APB is still a game unlike any other currently available, and for people who want what it's offering, it might be worth a look. I, for one, will keep on playing it in the hopes that Realtime Worlds turn APB into an experience that lives up to its potential; look for my next report on APB to see if they succeed or fail.


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Vertical Lift + Breast Lift
Should I Have a Crescent Breast Lift or a Vertical Lift? (photo)
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What is the difference between a bilateral vertical breast lift and a standard mastopexy bilateral?
I have been to a few consultations two of the doctors suggested standard and other doctor suggested that other I'm really confused. One suggested... READ MORE
Would Vertical Lift Yield Perky Better Shaped Breast? (photo)
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Vertical Scar That Extends Below Breast Fold After Lift
Help! I am panicking my that I went in for a Lejour lift and came out with a scar extending below my crease! I have never heard of this before and the... READ MORE
Vertical Technique Has More Lasting Breast Shape Than Traditional Anchor Technique - True?
Is It True That Any Vertical Technique Has More Lasting Breast Shape Than Traditional Anchor Technique, Why? READ MORE
Periareola Lift or Full Lift? (photo)
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Pleating After Vertical Lift, What Laser Treatment Can Address This?
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Had A Vertical Lift, Now One Areola Is Smaller Than the Other. What Can I Do To Make Them Even?
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Lassus Vertical Breast Lift
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What kind of revision for my breast lift should I undergo, and when is the earliest I can do it? (Photo)
I had a vertical mastopexy 6 mo. ago. I now realize it was unnecessary, but was told I needed it to make my areolas smaller. My areolas are back to... READ MORE
Can I Get Bigger Higher Breasts with No Lift? Has Anyone Heard of a Vertical Lift Without Moving The Nipple?
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Anchor vs vertical mastopexy? (Photo)
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Periareolar, vertical or anchor breast lift? No implants (Photo)
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Horndeski Method? No scars, why aren't more doctors using this method?
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Would an anchor reduction/ lift or lollipop/vertical lift be better for me? No implants. (photos)
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Mammaplasty w/o Keflex - Will I Be Okay?
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Why are my breast sagging after 2 months of mastopexy? (Photo)
I had breast lift breast implants 2 months ago. My surgeon and I had agreed on the anchor lift but 2 weeks after surgery he told me he did verticals... READ MORE
Is there hope of "good" to "great" results after breast lift revisions or are you doomed?
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Can aerola widen and scar spread after conversion from benelli lift to vertical lift
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I had a vertical breast lift done December 1, my breast have already sagged. What type of revision would you recommend? (Photo)
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Yelverton is a village and civil parish in the English county of Norfolk, situated some south east of Norwich and closely associated with Alpington.
The civil parish has an area of and had a population of 186 in 62 households in the 2001 census. For the purposes of local government, the parish falls within the district of South Norfolk.
The village itself is just south of the A146 (on which lies Yelverton Garage) and is contiguous with Alpington to the south with which it shares its facilities, which include a duckpond, village hall and St. Mary's church.
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Inside Angle
From 3M Health Information Systems
Politics Aside, States Should Build Insurance Exchanges that Meet the Needs of their Local Markets
In December, states had to let the Department of Health and Human Services know whether they would set up their own state-operated health insurance exchanges. The deadline was not a surprise, although several states protested they didn't have enough time to consider the issue. The mandate originates with the 2010 Accountable Care Act. What is surprising is the number of states who declined the opportunity to create their own insurance exchanges.
Federal health law requires states to establish health insurance marketplaces to serve individuals and small businesses that need access to affordable health benefits. HHS outlined a federal model, which was intended as a default option, fully expecting most states to choose local control and operation of their exchanges.
However, only 17 states and Washington, D.C., intend to run their own exchanges. Seven states say they will pursue a partnership in which they will share control with the federal government. The other 26 states have either opted for or defaulted to the full federally administered exchange.
There are practical reasons why states should consider a state-operated exchange more seriously. One obvious issue, for example, is the difference between state populations and the federal healthcare population.
HHS has created a federal insurance exchange program from an apparatus that was developed to serve a national Medicare population, a population consisting of the aged and disabled. It is unlikely to be as effective at regulating insurance for working-age populations and families—not to mention healthy individuals—as it is for overseeing a health plan designed to serve older and sicker individuals.
This is reflected in HHS's choice for a risk adjustment methodology, the mechanism that calculates the amount of risk a health plan assumes in covering sick people. A risk adjustment program compensates health plans that accept sicker members for the additional risk, reducing the incentive for health plans to avoid enrolling members that they think may pose a greater health burden. Risk adjustment also stabilizes premiums across all members within a plan.
HHS proposes to use the same methodology, Hierarchical Condition Categories (HCCs), which was designed for a Medicare population, to measure the health risk of individuals and health plans. Unfortunately, the HCC methodology has several limitations that should concern state health administrators.
Critics of the HCC model claim that it under-predicts costs for members with serious health conditions, which makes the model vulnerable to "overpricing" enrollees (attracting members with high risk scores but relatively low medical costs) and "overcoding" (adding more diagnoses to a case in order to inflate the risk score). Conversely, other studies suggest that HCCs systematically under-predicts costs for patients with the most serious health conditions.
Furthermore, HCCs have not had widespread application within a population similar to the uninsured and underinsured people that will be attracted to the state insurance exchanges.
Fortunately, there are existing risk adjustment methodologies that are better suited to state populations. States aren't locked into the federal risk adjustment model. They have the option of choosing an alternate methodology for the 2015 enrollment period and beyond. For the sake of affordable health care, let's hope they evaluate their risk adjustment programs more closely and choose an approach that's appropriate for their population.
Kristine Daynes is Product Marketing Manager for Payer and Regulatory Markets with 3M Health Information Systems.


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General News of Tuesday, 27 November 2012
Source: The Finder Newspaper
An estimated amount of GHC 549 million has been spent by the country's political parties on all forms of advertisements and inducements aimed at wooing the electorate to vote for them in the forthcoming Presidential and Parliamentary elections.
The money is being spent on advertisements, promotions, billboards, vehicles, motorbikes and bicycles, and as direct monetary gifts to voters.
According to investigations conducted by The Finder newspaper, about GHC 350 million has been spent so far on advertisement on television, radio and newspaper while billboards have consumed some GHC21 million mainly in the Greater Accra Region.
About GHC 120 million is said to be spent on vehicles, including four wheel drives, for party supporters and so-called opinion leaders.
Our investigations also revealed that the various political parties have spent an estimated GHC 50 million on various types of inducements on voter canvassers and voters. Some of the inducements have been in the forms of motorbikes, bicycles, T-shirts and souvenirs, among others.
The main beneficiaries of the motorbikes beneficiaries of the motorbikes and bicycles are believed to be party foot soldiers.
According to the investigations, most of the billboards are sited within the Greater Accra Region, especially along the Mallam-Kasoa Highway, the Osu Oxford Street, the Independence Avenue, the Kojo Thompson Road, the 37- Madina road and Airprot, among others.
The two main political parties – the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) – are obiviously the biggest spenders on the campaign trail, with the NDc on top, reversing the situation during the last elections when the NPP dominated in adverts and billboards.
Speaking to The Finder, a member of the communication team for the Convention People's Party (CPP), Mr. Thomas Abroni alleged that he had personally seen money being given out to potential voters in his constituency.
"I can confirm that that in Amasaman, my constituency, the ruling party is giving GHC 50 per person and in some of the tertiary institutions like University of Ghana," he alleged. He lamented, "These monies and gifts are being given to the people now for sake of attaining power and they are using our taxes to buy their votes."
He described the situation as worrying, adding that it amounted to the monetization of democracy in Ghana.
National youth organiser of the Progressive People's Party (PPP), Mr. Divine Nkrumah decribed the situation as "blatant abuse of incumbency."
He wondered how the two major political parties were funding their campaigns, adding that "dubious" sources of funds for political campaigning had the tendency to breed corruption.
Mr. Nkrumah reiterated his party's call for political parties to come out with their sources of funding. "We are saying that other parties should tell Ghanaians how they are funding their campaign activities as the PPP has already done."
The Finder in April this year put political party expenditure on advertisements and other promotional materials for 2008 Presidential and Parliamentary elections at GHC128 million, based on figures supplied by media houses and agencies.
This year's figure, therefore, represents a huge climb over the 2008 figures and is likely to be the highest election spending in the country's history.


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A solution to this conundrum is to use mixtures of solvents. The basic idea is simple and has two parts:
The reason for using mixtures for solvent cleaning work is flexibility. As chemicals used in metal finishing become more capable, the chemicals (aqueous or solvent) used to clean them must also improve. We're pleased to learn when a coolant product is enhanced with a better corrosion inhibitor, lubricant, or biocide. But, what about the cleaning chemical (solvent)? Does it need to be enhanced as well?
That the cleaning chemical might need augmentation to deal with additional or different soil components is the reason for flexibility.
The need for continuous improvement means that others in our organization will find new ways to get parts dirty. So those having to clean the new dirt will need new capability.
New equipment, new chemicals, and new procedures all add capability. But they add cost and complexity too. The most commonly taken action is the simplest one—to add another component to the cleaning chemicals that compensates for the component added to the soil being cleaned. This is practical continuous improvement!
Changing the cleaning solvent by addition of a second solvent means the cleaning process won't perform as it did. The reason is enrichment.
This doesn't have anything to do with investments! Enrichment means simply that the most volatile component in a mixture of boiling solvents is found at a higher concentration in the vapor than in the boiling liquid. Enrichment is a phenomenon associated with any mixture of liquids where one of the components is more volatile than any or all of the other components.
Said another way, the vapor phase is enriched in the most volatile component. If the vapor and liquid compositions are identical, there is no enrichment. This is shown in Figure 1.
Enrichment is fatal for vapor degreasing operation. If the composition of the boiling bath (or the condensing vapor) changes, the quality of the cleaning performance will change.
Suppose you operate a conventional open-top vapor degreaser with a solvent mixture. Your unit is assumed to be operating within U.S. required limits for environmental control (fancy that!), and is using a solvent mixture that is a 50/50 (by weight) mixture of hexane and ethyl alcohol.
Hexane is the most volatile component because its boiling point is somewhat lower than that of ethanol (68.7°C vs 78.3°C).
If the mixture is boiled, hexane will be the component preferentially lost. In this situation, the mixture will become richer in ethanol. Consequently, the boiling temperature will also change. The boiling point diagram for hexane and ethanol is shown in Figure 2.
When the vapor degreaser is started, dirty parts can be cleaned. A small amount of vaporized mixture solvent is emitted (while being compliant with the U.S. EPA's NESHAP), and the boiling sump becomes richer in ethanol and leaner in hexane.
In fact, after about three weeks of operation, all the hexane has been lost due to evaporation—without violation of the U.S. EPA's NESHAP. At this point the boiling sump is pure ethanol. This is shown in Figure 3.
An alert operating crew might have noticed that the sump level and boiling temperature of the degreaser had changed. If the crew had taken a sample of the cleaning solvent during a shutdown, they might have noticed that its density had changed. These changes are shown in Figures 4 (boiling temperature) and 5 (solvent density).
These two components have some similar physical properties. Naturally, because the solvents have different structures, solvency properties (Hansen Solubility Parameters [HSP]) are not similar. That's why a two-component mixture was used—to provide solvency for two different soil components.
Change of composition as shown in Figure 3 means that there will be a change in cleaning performance, because the HSP values of the solvent blend will have changed to those of pure ethanol (not that pure ethanol is bad). Calculations showing the change in cleaning performance of an assumed soil against an assumed cleanliness standard are shown in Figure 6.
If you use solvent blends in an open-top vapor degreaser this will happen to you—unless you and your crew monitor its condition on a continuing basis and correct the mixture composition by adding the solvent component which is most volatile.
Don't be swayed by claims of improved performance with solvent blends—if you are considering their use in an open-top vapor degreaser. Just the loss by normal emission of the amount allowed under environmental regulations will totally destroy integrity of your unit in a matter of weeks.
There are two possibilities: to change the equipment or to change the solvent(s).
An enclosed vapor degreaser can be an excellent solution. It can allow compliance with environmental regulations in the Los Angeles basin. Emission rates can be almost negligible, hence the situation described in Figure 6 is avoided.
The second solution is to use mixtures whose composition doesn't change if their vapor is removed from the system. These mixtures are called azeotropes and they will be covered in Part II of this column.
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The EPMA says that its additive manufacturing (AM) seminar, which took place this April in Bremen, Germany, was a success.
Researchers from KU Leuven have discovered a method to separate two rare earth elements – europium and yttrium – with UV light.
When it comes to getting the most of your powder coating operation, proactively identifying potential problems before they occur plays a big part. The foll
Ed Petrie, Metal Finishing's "Adhesion and Bonding" columnist, discusses the three operational mechanisms involved in ensuring optimal paint adhesion.
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The cast and crew of "Mary Poppins" at Hudson Players gives more than a spoonful of sugar in this sweet, nostalgic musical based on the series of novels by P.L. Travers and popularized by the Walt Disney film.
The theater's winter musical opened Feb. 3.
Fans of the movie, which starred Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke, will recognize many of the elements and songs, including "Chim Chim Cher-ee," "Jolly Holiday," "Spoonful of Sugar," "Feed the Birds" and more. However, there are several new adventures and songs in the stage musical, including "Practically Perfect," "Playing the Game" and "Brimstone and Treacle."
In all, children will love the whimsical adventures, the color and fantasy. Adults will enjoy the nostalgia and the deeper message as the famous nanny not only changes the lives of her two young charges but the lives of everyone in the Banks household.
Twinsburg resident and director Claudia Lillibridge and music director Ron Jones have assembled a talented cast and creative crew for this production. Bradley Hills, of Kent is charming as the affable chimney sweep and narrator Bert, and Tenley Stitzer, of Hudson and Matthew Radicelli of Twinsburg show incredible talent in their roles as the two Banks children, Jane and Michael respectively. Mark Moore is wonderful as the father Mr. Banks, a by-the-book man whose orderly world comes crashing down with the appearance of the unconventional Mary Poppins. And speaking of, Ellie Kelly is "practically perfect" as Mary Poppins, with her enigmatic and slightly mischievous smile and sweet voice.
Ticket and show information
"Mary Poppins" can be seen through Feb. 25, with Friday and Saturday shows at 8 p.m., with a Sunday matinee on Feb. 19 at 2 p.m. The shows are performed at Barlow Community Center, 41 S Oviatt St. in Hudson.
Tickets are available by going to www.hudsonplayers.com, or calling 330-655-8522.
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The final show of Hudson Players' 2016-17 season will be "On the Twentieth Century," which plays April 28 through May 20. Auditions for this comedy are Feb. 12 and 13.


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Bill Simmons
Remember Me - Poem by Bill Simmons
Remember me,
Remember me
It was I who fought for freedom
To give you liberty
In the predawn hours of the morn
When fire it filled the sky
It was I who came for you
So you would no longer cry
I marched through the spoils of hell
So you could have a life
I too held your children
I too dried their eyes
It was I in the field of battle
That you would see too bleed
That suffered too just for you
So you could say, you are free
It was I who held my banner high
So that you could know free life
And as I marched my friends would fall
But I stopped not to cry
When the smoke was cleared
And you see too, I have died
As they write my name down in stone
Know for you I gave my life
Remember me, remember me
For all that I am and was
And will never be,
I gave my life,
And if I could I'd give it twice,
Just for your freedom
So you would no longer cry.
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Debugging Device Projects
Visual Studio 2008
Debugging projects that run on smart devices is like debugging projects that run on the desktop. One difference is that the device project processor on which the debugging happens is not on the development computer, and therefore connection issues play a role in device debugging.
The topics in this section summarize the differences from debugging desktop projects, and provide some useful tips for debugging on a device.
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A.O. Smith to Acquire State Industries
The acquisition price will be $58 million for all of the outstanding shares. A.O. Smith will also assume approxi-mately $51 million of State Industries' debt. The company expects to conclude the acquisition within the next 90 days, subject to government approval.
The acquisition also includes APCOM, a State Industries subsidiary that manufactures elements, thermostats, drain valves, and other water heater components. The addition of the APCOM unit would enable A.O. Smith to enter the water heater component business for the first time.
Publication date: 09/24/2001
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Best Buy is offering the Apple Bluetooth wireless keyboard for only $30. This keyboard will work with any Bluetooth enabled device but is best used on a Mac or iOS device. The retail price is $70. Please note this is a refurbished unit.
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Matthews thinks it was a recent performance at the IMG 7-on-7 national tournament coupled with a teammate's recommendation that may led to the Gators offering.
"I'm guessing coach Muschamp heard a lot about me from that camp and they wanted to offer me," he said. "I think they've been recruiting me because my teammate Tristan Payton is committed there and he's been putting a word in for me."
Payton said at this point he doesn't have any favorites, but was glad to have Florida as an option.
"I'm from Florida, so it's an honor to get an offer from them," he said. "The Gators are my family. I have a lot of family members that went to Florida."
Florida State, Clemson, Florida and Miami are schools that jump out the most to him so far.
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"What happened?" Britney Spears mutters during what is easily the most disturbing song of her career, "Blur." It arrives in the middle of her sixth studio album, "Circus" (Jive), out Tuesday (which also happens to be Spears' 27th birthday).
It's the latest comeback in a career larded with tabloid travail, marketing gimmicks and, not coincidentally, more than 83 million album sales worldwide since 1999. "Circus" capitalizes on Spears' troubles by turning them into pop songs. And what twisted songs they are.
"Blur" describes the aftermath of what sounds like a drug- or alcohol-fueled night that ends with the narrator passing out after a date-rape encounter.
The arrangement adds to the unsettling atmosphere: The keyboards sound like they were recorded underwater and a hi-hat chatters like a gossip columnist.
"Who are you?/What'd we do?" Spears sings in a shell-shocked voice. "Hope I didn't, but I think I might've ... Maybe I shouldn't have given in/But I just couldn't fight."
One hopes the song isn't autobiographical, but who really knows? Such is the state of affairs on Planet Britney. Multiple divorces, a drawn-out custody battle and numerous public meltdowns - including a woozy performance on the MTV Video Music Awards in 2007 - have contributed to a public perception of Spears as a celebrity train wreck.
But her record sales have remained vital, her brand name surprisingly strong. Last year's "Blackout" boasted some of the strongest songs of her career, though Spears sounded barely there, her voice distorted beyond recognition. The album was corporate pop in the extreme, the work of a team of high-priced collaborators who wrote, arranged and produced a market-friendly product with Spears' name on it. The performer's life was such a shambles that she couldn't even tour to promote the release.
On "Circus," the production is once again chiseled to a cutting-edge gleam, and Spears actually sounds like an active participant. She shares writing credit on only two songs (a committee of dozens took care of the rest), but her personality and voice are once again at the forefront. The album's first single, "Womanizer," put her emphatically back on the pop landscape. It ranks as her first No. 1 hit since her debut single, "... Baby One More Time," topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1999.
Back then, Spears proferred pop hooks, a Lolita smile, and vaguely risque come-ons. Her voice was never big or flexible enough to project the dramatic emotions of a diva, but she put a post-pubescent face on a production franchise. Pop gurus such as Max Martin, the Neptunes and Bloodshy and Avant scored some of their biggest hits when they hooked up with the Spears franchise. Her albums became progressively more explicit, but never more personal. They were superficial by design, skipping past the tawdry details of her tabloid misadventures to offer dance-oriented pop thrills built for sugar-buzz highs that left no long-lasting aftertaste.
"Circus" brings pop diva and troubled celebrity into closer alignment. The album artwork promises a Britney Spears album with more of an outre edge than usual; in one image, a reclining Spears laughs while accepting a birthday cake from a midget. It's a scene that could've been lifted from David Lynch's "Blue Velvet."
The music capitalizes on and comments upon her headlines. "Kill the Lights" boasts a killer groove from producer Danja and a nasty vocal from Spears, as she plays the persecuted "Queen of Pop" to the hilt: "You don't like me/I don't like you/It don't matter…. Mr. Photographer, I think I'm ready for my close-up."
In the title song, she crows that there are only two types of people in the world, entertainers and voyeurs, leaving no doubt where she stands. "I'm a put-on-a-show kind of a girl," she declares, comparing her need to be watched to an addiction.
The spectacle continues on the album's most outrageous track, "If U Seek Amy." It's written by her former go-to writer-producer, Swedish hitmaker Martin. A walloping kick drum and a frantic keyboard support a sing-songy melody that carries an unusually explicit message. It presents Spears as both an object of desire and a punching bag for "all the boys and all the girls." Depictions of pop stardom don't get much more bleak.
As the album winds down, the tawdry imagery and shock-effect songs dissipate, and formula pop prevails. "Lace and Leather" stands as a blatant Madonna knockoff, while "Mmm Papi" isn't much of a song at all. It's a series of grunts with Spears at her most annoyingly nasal, goosed by a go-go beat,
Guy Sigsworth introduces an element of humanity with bookend ballads, one about ending a bad relationship ("Out from Under"), another about a mother's love for her children ("My Baby"). In these relatively unadorned settings, Spears comes across a little shaky but sincere, almost a sympathetic figure. Even circus acts need a break from the high wire.
"Circus" is both an album by a pop icon and a commentary on being a pop icon. The producers and songwriters did most of the detail work, but Spears is their muse and meal ticket. Without her, the circus just wouldn't be the same.
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Land O'Lakes (1-0) at Anclote (0-1)
Matchup to watch: Land O'Lakes' passing game against Anclote's secondary. Junior QB James Pensyl had the Gators' top passing performance since at least 2006, throwing for 375 yards and two scores in an impressive 32-0 win over River Ridge. Anclote's defense has plenty of talent, including cornerbacks Israel Cooper and Trent Crawford and twins Ty and Shy Carter. Can the Gators' pass-happy offense thrive against the Sharks?
Matt Baker's pick: The Gators seemed completely different in Week 1 than in a kickoff classic loss to Zephyrhills. I underestimated Land O'Lakes last week, and I won't make that same mistake this week. Land O'Lakes, 24-20
Derek J. LaRiviere's pick: If the Gators are really back, we'll find out tonight. The defense will have to be solid to at least contain Willie Barrett, who racked up 196 total yards and two touchdowns last week. Pensyl's arm had better be on the bus to Holiday as well. Land O'Lakes, 24-21.
Fivay (1-0) at Pasco (0-1)
Matchup to watch: Pasco's offense against Fivay's defense. The Pirates had one of the worst offensive outputs in coach Tom McHugh's tenure last week, scoring only six points on a kickoff return and finishing with less than 130 yards of offense. Division I athletes Nate Craig and Malik Johns will try to rebound against a Falcon defense that held Ridgewood to only one first-half touchdown in Week 1. Christian Breviario (14 tackles) and Dylan Hartley (one interception) led Fivay last week. Don't be surprised if Pasco stresses its run game more by feeding the ball to senior Jaquan Clower.
Baker: The last time the Pirates lost a regular-season game, they won their next four games by a combined score of 187-19. Poor Fivay. Pasco, 35-14
LaRiviere: Eric Vitale's 281 yards with four touchdowns is exactly what Falcon fans have been looking for since his sophomore season, but this won't be Ridgewood's defense. The conclusion of the Pirates' 38-game regular-season win streak likely had McHugh giving his players nightmares at practice. Pasco, 45-14.
Springstead (0-1) at Weeki Wachee (1-0)
Matchup to watch: Weeki Wachee's rushing attack against Springstead's defense. The Hornets had three players rush for touchdowns last week, and four — Jonathan King, Devon Dupuis, Marcus Allen and Shawn O'Gorman — ran for at least 40 yards each. But Springstead's front seven is much stronger than Interlachen. Anclote and Hudson had little rushing success in exhibition games against Jesse Cowan and the Eagles defense, although Springstead surrendered more than 200 yards on the ground against Citrus last week.
Baker: Springstead struggled in its opener, but Tyler Mahla and the Eagles have an efficient, disciplined offense. First-year coach Mike Garofano will get his first regular season victory. Springstead, 28-7
LaRiviere: Even with all the celebrating in Weeki Wachee as the Hornets are 1-0 for the second straight year, star tailback Marcus Allen has been quiet. Meanwhile, the Eagles' Mahla is ready for a big game after the opener. Springstead, 35-14.
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Sunlake (1-0) at River Ridge (0-1)
Baker: The Seahawks are soaring after one of their biggest wins in program history. They shouldn't have a problem against River Ridge. Sunlake, 35-7
LaRiviere: As has been the case since the late 1980s, Seahawks coach Bill Browning had his boys prepared last week. I'm not overlooking them this time against a Royal Knights team that could be running its scoreless streak to two games. Sunlake, 28-0.
Ridgewood (0-1) at Mitchell (1-0)
Baker: Mitchell, 42-7
LaRiviere: Mitchell, 31-10
Hudson (1-0) at Wiregrass Ranch (1-0)
Baker: Wiregrass Ranch, 28-14
LaRiviere: Wiregrass Ranch, 24-13
Zephyrhills (1-0) at Gulf (0-1)
Baker: Zephyrhills, 42-7
LaRiviere: Zephyrhills 45-7
Bishop Kenny (1-0) at Hernando (0-1)
Baker: Bishop Kenny, 28-24
LaRiviere: Bishop Kenny, 45-21
The Villages (0-1) at Central (0-1)
Baker: The Villages, 28-27
LaRiviere: Central, 27-21
Wesley Chapel (0-1) at Lecanto (1-0)
Baker: Lecanto, 21-20
LaRiviere: Wesley Chapel, 21-14
Northside Christian (0-1) at Bishop McLaughlin (1-0)
Baker: Bishop McLaughlin, 28-17
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As Michigan blueberry harvesting gets underway, plants have rebounded somewhat from an unseasonably cold winter.
"Certain varieties fared better than others," Bob Hawk, president and chief executive officer of MBG Marketing, said in a news release. "However, we are pleased with how the bushes have bounced back this spring and are looking forward to another great year."
MBG, a grower cooperative, is a founding partner in Naturipe Farms.
Hawk joined South Haven mayor Bob Burr and Archie Armino, southwest Michigan market manager for Wal-Mart, on a first-pick tour and celebration at Brookside Farms in Bloomingdale. Growers (and cousins) Peter Fritz and Carly Fritz Parsley showed off the operation, established nearly 60 years ago by their grandfather George Fritz and since expanded.
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Israelis broke the Yom Kippur fast without much in the way of fresh fruit and vegetables. Farmers, produce wholesalers and greengrocers refused to handle agricultural products, to protest the Treasury's plans to impose a 16 percent value-added tax on such produce.
Extension of the VAT to agricultural products at the retail level is part of Finance Minister Yitzhak Moda'i's economic program approved by the Cabinet on Sept. 14.
Stallkeepers and grocers have balked. They dismiss the Treasury's assurances that the VAT will not come out of their pockets but will be paid by the consumer.
The dealers, mostly small merchants, say they are not equipped to handle the paperwork involved in collecting the VAT from their customers and claiming reimbursement for the VAT they pay their suppliers.
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A spokesman for the Farmers Federation told Israel Radio on Friday that a weeklong strike would be declared shortly. He said the marketing of poultry and fish would be halted, in addition to fresh produce, unless Moda'i backs off on the VAT.


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A Legislative Council will be established in Palestine shortly, the retiring High Commissioner, Sir John Chancellor, is stated to have told Soliman Abu Gazala, an Arab lawyer, during a farewell reception given him to-day by the Jaffa Municipality.
Sir John advised the Arabs, it is added, to participate in the Legislative Council, and thus alleviate their position.
Sir John also promised that he will do all he can in England to help Palestine.
When Sir John Chancellor arrived in Palestine to take up his post as High Commissioner, the Palestine Arab Executive went on deputation to him to renew their demand for the establishment of a parliamentary system of Government in Palestine. When Sir John went on leave of absence in June 1929, it was understand that he was going to come back to Palestine with a scheme ready for the establishment of a Legislative Council. Meanwhile the serious disturbances of August 1929 broke out in his absence, and when he returned in September, Sir John issued a proclamation expressing his "horrow at the atrocious acts which had been committed, the savage murders perpetrated upon defenceless members of the Jewish population, regardless of age or sex, accompanied, as at Hebron, by acts of unspeakable savagery, crimes which have brought upon their authors the execration of all civilised peoples throughout the world", and he proceeded to state that "in accordance with the undertaking which I gave the Arab Executive before I left Palestine in June, I initiated discussions with the Secretary of State when in England on the subject of constitutional changes in Palestine, but in view of recent events, I shall suspend these discussions with His Majesty's Government".
An Order-in-Council was issued by the British Government in August 1922, under which a Legislative Council was to have been set up in Palestine at that time, consisting of ten official and twelve elected members, eight Moslems, two Jews and two Christians, but the Arab Executive strenuously opposed the plan, demanding that the Council should consist of elected members only on a clear majority of Arabs over the official members together with the Jews, and as the Government refused to concede this demand, the Arabs boycotted the elections. An amending Order-in-Council was therefore issued by the Government, nullifying the proceedings.


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Rajamahedravaram: Oil and Natural Gas Corp. Ltd (ONGC) has succeeded in controlling the uneven flow of gas from its well located in Tadikona of Allavaram mandal in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh on Saturday.
"The ONGC well named SRAC has been comprehensively controlled and capped at 4 PM today. ONGC's crisis management team was pressed into service as soon as the well encountered more pressure than the expected levels, while milling by HH-100 T Rig, yesterday at 4 PM," a company release stated.
The flow of gas from the well has been "uneven" since 4pm on Friday. "The ONGC team mapped the physical behaviour of the well minute-by-minute and charted a plan to comprehensively control the well. Accordingly, the company mobilised its highly-sophisticated well controlling equipment available in Narasapur within four hours of the incident and stationed...," it stated.
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This is what I've been wanting to say to you, but I could never quite get it put together. Fortunately, Erik Loomis says it better than I ever would have.
I would like to think that we on the left actually do understand history. We do not. There is a clear path to change. Conservatives understand this. You take over the party structure. That's what they did in the 1950s and 1960s when they were disgusted by the moderate Republicanism of Dwight Eisenhower, Earl Warren, and Nelson Rockefeller. They took over party structures and local offices and turned them into bastions of energized conservatism. Note that conservatives basically don't run 3rd party campaigns. Libertarians might talk about doing this–but they almost all vote Republican in the end because they know that they are moving their agenda forward by doing so.
Any reading of history shows that change within the American political system does not come through third party campaigns. It comes through the hard work of organizing our communities to demand change.
At times, a 3rd party could theoretically make sense. The last one that made any difference was the Populists.
If Teddy Roosevelt couldn't build a lasting 3rd party, none of the people running today can possibly accomplish it. Organizing is hard work. If you're unhappy with the way Obama is governing, or the way both parties are funded, you need to do the hard work of organizing a movement that cannot be ignored by politicians. And you need to gain control of one of the already existing parties — which enjoy huge structural advantages over third, fourth or fifth parties in terms of elections. That's the way the extreme conservatives took over the party of Eisenhower and Reagan and it's the only way that's been shown to work in American politics for the last 150 years or so.
I'm sorry, but this is the reality of history.
It may feel good to vote for a near perfect candidate with no chance of ever winning, but it is a very counterproductive way to achieve the change you want. And I hope you'll give this another consideration before casting your vote, because I want the same change you do, and I know beyond a shadow of a doubt we will be light years closer to the country we want with 4 more years of Barack Obama than with 4 years of Mitt Romney.


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Trade with the West and Russia - A Long-term Perspective on Finnish Economic Growth, Fluctuations and Policies
The paper considers growth and fluctuations in the Finnish economy in the post-war period starting from her long-run dual strategy vis-à-vis export markets in Western Europe and Russia. Finland has wanted to utilise the more rapid growth based on deeper integration in the former, but has simultaneously wanted to reap the gains linked to her proximity to the latter. We build a theoretical open economy model based on export supply and demand and then for the whole economy and analyse the role of economic policies, notably exchange rate policies in this connection. Empirically, we estimate the relationships using the SVAR methodology identifying the relevant demand and supply shocks and shocks in policy responses. The results clearly show that shifts in competitiveness have played a key role in boosting both categories of exports. However, firms have been able to shift on their own in exports from the Russian market to the West when needed. Productivity gains have been linked to Western exports, but not to exports to Russia. From a macroeconomic point of view exchange rate policies have been roughly as important as fiscal policies to explain economic fluctuations, although the conclusion on this quite sensitively depends on the SVAR model used. However, economic policies have been less important than the aggregate demand and supply shocks.
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Roasted crushed saunf[fennel]seeds- 1tsp
Water-as required to make the dough.
Peel the potatoes. Cut them into small cubes. Grate the tomato and keep aside. Heat oil in a pressure cooker. Add jeera and hing together. Add tomato and cook till done. Add potatoes and fry for 2 minutes. Add dhaniya, red chilly, haldi, salt and garam masala. Add two glassfuls of water. Cover it with lid. After one whistle, simmer the gas for 5-7 minutes. Transfer it to a bowl. Sprinkle some coriander leaves. Serve hot with Bedmi Puri.
Send Your Karwa Chauth Recipes
Potatoes-2 small, diced
Cauliflower florets-1/2 cup
Diced carrots-2 small
Diced green capsicum-1 no
Green peas-1/4 cup, boiled
Diced mushrooms-1/2 cup
Baby corn-6-8 nos. slit into 2
Chopped garlic- 1 tsp
Tomato puree-2 cups
Ghee/oil- 2 tbsp
Salt to taste
Green cardamom powder [elaichi]-1/4 tsp
Cumin [jeera] powder- 1tsp
Coriander [dhaniya] powder-2 tsp
Red chilli powder- ½ tsp
Cinnamon stick [dalchini]-1 stick
Cloves [lavang]3-4 nos.
Turmeric powder-1/4 tsp
Garam masala powder-1/2 tsp
Chopped coriander-2 tbsp
Method: Prepare all the vegetables as per the list. Deep fry them individually just until done and crisp. To prepare the gravy, heat oil in a pan. Add the cloves and cinnamon. Add the garlic and onion saute for a minute. Add the tomato puree and the powdered masalas. Mix well. Simmer until the oil leaves the sides of the gravy. Add the fried vegetables. Mix well. Add salt to taste. Simmer for 10 mins. Remove. Serve hot garnished with chopped coriander leaves
Send Your Karwa Chauth Recipes
Aloo TikkiIngredients
1 cup milk
1 tsp aniseeds
1 tbsp poppy seeds
1 tsp black cardamom
4 tbsp flour
2 tbsp powdered sugar
Method: Mix the sugar and milk well and when the sugar is dissolved add the flour and form a batter. Beat the batter till smooth and add the rest of the ingredients. Heat enough ghee for deep-frying and put two tablespoons of the batter in it and spread it into a thin round shape. Fry till golden brown and drain the excess ghee. Serve when hot.
Send Your Karwa Chauth Recipes
1 litre milk
1 tbsp basmati rice(washed)
1 cup sugar
2-3 bay leaves
1/4 tsp cumin seeds
5 cardamoms
4 cm cinnamon
4 cloves
a pinch of salt
1 tsp ghee
For Garnishing: 6 almonds(sliced)
a handful of raisins
8 cashewnuts(chopped)
a little ghee
Method: Heat ghee in a pressure cooker.Add bay leaves and cuminseeds.When they splutter add 2 tbsp sugar.Lower the heat and stir the sugar.When it caramelises to a dark brown colour, add milk, When the milk comes to a boil, add rice.Stir well.Pressure cook for 10-15 minutes.When cool, mix the rice and milk well with a hand beater.Add sugar and simmer for 5 minutes.Remove from heat.Powder cinnamon, cardamoms and cloves finely, and add to the milk.Stir well. Heat a little ghee and fry the raisins, cashewnuts and almonds lightly.Add to the milk and serve.


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Thursday, June 16, 2005
PTL Thoughts, Night One
Like many other area residents, I stopped by North Liberty last night to watch the first round of Prime Time League action last night. It was exciting at times and boring at others, but I'll definitely be heading back next week to get my basketball fix again.
The biggest talk of the night seems to be Tony Freeman's performance. This is probably equally due to the fact that fans are anxiously waiting to learn if he'll live up to Coach Alford's hype and the fact that most of Iowa's players took the night off. Greg Brunner, Adam Haluska, Jeff Horner, Erek Hansen, and Mike Henderson were nowhere in sight, while Doug Thomas and Carlton Reed were sidelined with injuries.
Freeman's game (Team 5 vs. Team 6) was the only one that I saw in full, and I'm probably lucky it worked out that way. His team made a fairly big second half comeback with some hot three-point shooting. The game had some great individual performances, too, including UNI's Ben Jacobson, UNI verbal commitment Jordan Eglseder, Wisconsin recruit Jason Bohannon and Iowa's Alex Thompson. Team 6 was playing with only seven guys, and the 7-ish foot Eglseder was their only post threat, but he more than held his own against Thompson on the glass and on the offensive end. It's hard to learn much about a guy in just one game, but he looks like he could eventually be solid in the MVC. Jacobson could probably end up being my favorite player in the PTL, with his ability to both handle the ball and knock down shots from anywhere. Remind me to go to a UNI game or two next year.
So right, back to Freeman. He seemed nervous early on, as he threw a couple passes out of bounds for unforced turnovers. He looked more poised as the game wore on, and showed some great ballhandling ability. His passes started finding guys, and he single-handedly ran off the last 20 or seconds of the first half and came away with 3 points for his effort. Again, it's far too early to draw any conclusions, but a guy who can dribble and pass can play ahead of Mike Henderson on my team just about any day.
Tuesday, June 14, 2005
More PTL Roster Info
I was typing up each team's roster for the PTL, which starts tomorrow, until I realized it was already elsewhere online. See the rosters here.
I'm looking for one team to sort of root for - a team I secretly cheer for while remaining outwardly objective. I would make sure to attend each of that team's games and brag to my friends when "my team" advanced through the playoffs. My first option seemed like team 7, since they're sponsored by my landlord and that gives me a minor connection to the team, but I don't think I can get behind a squad that's half UNI players. My next option is probably Team 1, led by Greg Brunner. Seems like they have good post players and good ballhandlers, though they could be hurt by not having many perimeter shooters.
For the five or so of you who might see this - any early prediction on which team will take the championship? I say Brunner leads his team to the title for the third straight summer.
Monday, June 13, 2005
Prime Time Rosters
The Prime Time League draft took place over the weekend, with Hawkeye players filling the top six spots. In case you aren't familiar - the Prime Time League is an annual summer league featuring players from Iowa, UNI, and several high schools and small colleges in eastern Iowa. Some players from past Iowa squads also participate.
This year's league has eight 10-player teams. Each team will play nine games (two per week) until the playoffs begin on July 20. Here's how the first round broke down -
1) Greg Brunner, Iowa
2) Jeff Horner, Iowa
3) Adam Haluska, Iowa
4) Mike Henderson, Iowa
5) Alex Thompson, Iowa
6) Erek Hansen, Iowa
7) Erik Crawford, UNI
8) Seth Gorney, Iowa
Yes, it's way too early to over-analyze a summer league draft, but.....Mike Henderson at 4th overall? Let's just say I was pleased when Crawford slipped to my landlord-sponsored team in the 7 hole. Ben Jacobson (UNI) was available for the draft but will miss the first two weeks of league play, so he fell to the second round.
To my dismay, Doug Thomas won't be allowed to terrorize opponents (or his coach) - he's sitting out with a broken hand. I can only imagine how much fun he would be to watch in an open-court, no defense league.
Newcomer Tony Freeman was taken in the second round (team 5). I'm very interested to see him run a team. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that he's ahead of Henderson on next season's depth chart.
Well, I'm drawing scornful looks from the librarians who want to shut down for the night, so I better head out. I'll post the rest of the rosters when I get a chance tomorrow.
Sunday, June 12, 2005
It's About (Prime) Time
Nearly three months after they last played, and two months after I last wrote a post for this site, Iowa's basketball players are returning to the court to play in the 19th annual Prime Time League. Whether you want to see the new recruits play, check up on your favorite returning stars, or see the talent from around the state and past Hawkeye squads, head up to North Liberty and check out the team. I should be able to make it to some of the games, so check back here over the next few weeks for thoughts on what I see.


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Denise Olsen over at Family Matters has issued a
challenge to genealogy bloggers to write a post
spotlighting local or family history blogs to help
widen the genealogy online community and
broaden our collective knowledge.
Many folks don't know that along with
The Genealogue, Chris Dunham has several
several other blogs that focus on Maine. The one I
look at most often is The Oxford County Genealogy
Notebook since most of my West family lines come
from that part of Maine and there are excerpts of
diaries and records posted there that are useful to
me. Chris also has the Maine Genealogy site, and
All Things Maine, and is a contributor to
Strange Maine.
And Janice Brown of Cow Hampshire has her
New Hampshire Genealogy & History site with
loads of great links and resources.
Two newer blogs are ones I discovered the other
night on Chris' Blogfinder: The Maine Genealogical
Society blog and Pennycook: A New England Family
History. Daniel Wing is the owner of Pennycook and
it focuses on the Rumford, Maine area that was
familiar to my family.
I haven't any new Massachusetts blogs to post
about because the ones I have found haven't
posted anything for awhile now so I'm nit sure they
are still active. As for on a more local level I've yet
to find anything for my area of Plymouth County.
Nor have I seen any blogs on any of my surnames.
(West, Barker, McFarland, White, Coburn, Ames,
Ellingwood, etc.)
But I'm still looking!
A blog about genealogy and thoughts about the various roots and branches of my family tree as well as the times in which my ancestors lived.Included are the West, White,and McFarland families.WARNING:DO NOT TAKE ALL OF MY FAMILY RECORDS AS GOSPEL. ALWAYS CONFIRM YOUR OWN RESEARCH!
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Posted by Bill West at 6:33 PM
Labels: genealogy
2 comments:
- Lisa said...
Don't forget my humble contribution to Massachusetts genealogy: A Light That Shines Again.
- Bill West said...
My bad! Sorry, Lisa!
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Pianist Cyrus Chestnut works his magical fingers throughout this album, which features a slew of Elvis Presley classics.
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Frustrated business leaders at Prime Minister
The call to action follows an unexpected forum rebuke by Reserve Bank of Australia governor
Myer chief executive
He questioned the Prime Minister's challenge to business to identify savings that would enable a cut to the company tax rate when the Fair Work Act would, it was feared, cause shopping centres to close on Sundays and retailers to open for fewer hours.
"I'm not sure how you are going to get a greater degree of efficiency when you have the Fair Work Act, which is going to cause an increased cost of labour," he said. "The reality is paying 225 per cent penalty rates on a Sunday is going to have a significant impact on the business."
Forum participant and policy director at the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Greg Evans expressed frustration with the event, which had failed to discuss hard-edged policy options on taxation reform or industrial relations.
"It was orchestrated along the policy lines the government wanted to hit, which didn't provide space for discussion about taxation reform, industrial relations or the competitive impact of the carbon tax,'' Mr Evans said.
"You would get two minutes to say something, then the panel would respond, so it wasn't an interchange [of ideas]."
Mr Evans said while government, business and unions all agreed Australia needed to increase competitiveness and productivity, the unions had said "if productivity is code for cutting wages then we don't want to be part of the discussion".
"So when it came to detail about what are the hard-edged type policy decisions we need to make, they didn't get much air time at all including on the need for greater workplace flexibility," Mr Evans said.
Another senior business participant who asked not to be named agreed there was a lack of genuine debate. By the time panel members delivered set-piece addresses, there was little time to discuss points made by business, unions and politicians.
Participant and chief executive of the Australian Institute of Company Directors
"The overwhelming feedback from business groups at the forum is that pace of change and reform has stalled in the past six to seven years," he said.
Another participant, Committee for Economic Development of Australia chief executive
"There is no point undertaking serious reform agenda work if governments, federal, state or otherwise, just shelf responsibility for taking it up," he said.
Yasser El-Ansary of the Institute of Chartered Accountants was another to call on the government to talk less and act more. "We can talk about the options until we are blue in the face but we need a policy agenda from the government about what pathway we will walk towards," he said.
Victorian Liberal Premier
"What the Prime Minister is now talking about is a stop-gap, second-best option," Mr Baillieu said. The non-Labor premiers of NSW, Queensland and Western Australia did not attend the forum.
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Dragon Age RPG on Wil Wheaton's TABLETOP Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=He4xdGizuww #rpg #dragonage
Delta Green: Eyes Only and Targets of Opportunity available as PDF
I love Delta Green. I rarely get to run it, but Delta Green and its sequel, Countdown have more than earned their place on my game bookshelf. This is thanks to its modern horror take on the Chtulhu mythos and compelling scenarios like "The Night Floors", in which a certain play dooms an entire apartment building.
Achtung! Cthulhu Kickstarter
A few years ago I picked up Weird War II by Pinnacle Entertainment Group to supplement my The Day After Ragnarok book with World War II Savage Worlds rules. The rules were fine -- it helped with the demolitions skill and gave me access to an armory of guns and vehicles -- but just wasn't weird enough for my taste. The history of the weird war was pretty much the same as the history of our war; the weirdness was at the edges and never infected the larger narrative in the way that, say, Delta Green did.
Game Day: Intermediate Darkness
My gaming group entered Book 4: Eternal Night of Paizo's Second Darkness adventure path this weekend, officially taking us past the midpoint of the campaign. All along the heroes have been battling the drow, including a massive fight to take back Celwynvian.
Scaring up Zombie RPGs
The release of the trailer for World War Z inspired me to read the book of the same name before the film's version could burn its way into my brain. It was well worth it; the book's a fantastic read that provides a wide-ranging, highly personal view of the Zombie Apocolypse. It also inspired me to see what the current state of Zombie RPGs is for a possible Knights of the Dinner Table column.
Game Day: A Very Pathfinder Christmas
It was a good Christmas for my Pathfinder campaign, as I got two of the new game master-friendly books released by Paizo -- Ultimate Equipment and NPC Codex -- and one player-friendly book, the Advanced Players Guide.
Star Wars RPG Roundup: Dec. 2012
It's been a good year for Star Wars fans. Disney bought Lucasfilm, and announced that a new trilogy -- with some of the original actors, but without George Lucas directing -- will kick off in 2015. We also saw the return of Star Wars gaming with a slew of new releases from Fantasy Flight Games: The Star Wars card game, expansions for the X Wing miniature combat game, and finally a new Star Wars role-playing game.
Writing the Game: Pen and Paper Journaling
This month's RPG Blog Carnival topic is "Writing the Game", and it got me thinking about my own efforts to get return to "pen and paper" preparation. I say "return" because most of my game prep is digital; sure I have printed books I refer to before and during the game, but even those have PDF equivalents.
Game Day: Enter the Drow
After 18 months of playing Second Darkness our heroes are finally ready to take the fight to the drow. They've skirmished with the dark elves before, but avoided the major battle at the end of Book 2 when they inadvertantly stumbled into the drow lair and had to retreat. The drow then escaped under the cover of night while sending a shadow demon to kill them.
The Unknown Regions
The Unknown Regions is the final sourcebook for Wizards of the Coast's Star Wars: Saga Edition Role-Playing Game. The book serves as a placeholder for all the books left unpublished, and promises to carry players to the unexplored corners of the Star Wars galaxy. It does this by venturing into The Unknown Regions to explore what fans know -- the Chiss, the Rakata and the Sorcerers of Rhand -- and plenty that they don't.
The Unknown Regions details eight worlds created just for the book, introduces a planet generator that game masters can use to make their own, and debuts creature generation rules to populate them. Since Scouts are essential to exploring these brave new worlds, they get a variety of feats and talents, and because no final frontier should be without its dangerous challenges, the book re-envisions "Hazards" as Dungeons & Dragons Fourth Edition-style threats that require a combination of brawn and skill to defeat. The end result is a tool kit that gives players everything they need to continue their adventures beyond the last book in the Star Wars Saga Editions line.


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Analysts caution that the strife in Homs is still specific to the city itself, and many in the opposition reject violence because they fear it will serve as a pretext for the government's brutal crackdown.
But in the targeted killings, the rival security checkpoints and the hardening of sectarian sentiments, the city offers a dark vision that could foretell the future of Syria's uprising as both the government and the opposition ready themselves for a protracted struggle over the endurance of a four-decade dictatorship…
An armed opposition is battling security forces in the most restive neighborhoods. Insurgents have tried to protect the same peaceful protesters the government has relentlessly sought to arrest. Tension has grown so dire that members of one sect are reluctant to travel to neighborhoods populated by other sects. Men in some parts of the city openly carry weapons.
Perhaps the most dramatic facet of the struggle is a series of assassinations this past week that have left nearly a dozen professors, doctors and informers dead in a paroxysm of violence that echoes the sectarian vendettas still besetting Iraq. Unlike the uprising's early days, when the government exercised a near monopoly on violence, fear is beginning to spread in the other direction, as insurgents kill government supporters and informers, residents say.


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Grand Island, NY, United States, 2007/05/15 - Ascension Industries has received KGS / MOCIE (Korea Gas Safety Corporation / Ministry Of Commerce, Industry and Energy) Certification, as required for approved manufacture of Pressure Vessels and related equipment intended for South Korea.
Ascension Industries, Inc. is a specialty manufacturer of pressure vessels and custom pressure equipment. The company holds various Pressure Vessel quality certificates including ASME Code Stamps - U and UM, NBIC - R, A2 Rating China Code certification (required for import of pressure vessels into China), and has just received KGS/MOCIE certification (required for import of equipment, including pressure vessels and heat exchangers, into South Korea).
The Republic of Korea is now facing a significant growth rate reduction in key industrial sectors such as automobile, electronics and specialty metals - unless the currently limited cold box (cryogenic liquid gases) production capacity is increased.
Following a number of catastrophic incidents, due to the import of low quality pressure equipment, the Korean Governments Ministry Of Commerce Industry and Energy (MOCIE) and Korea Gas Safety Corporation (KGS) introduced rigorous regulation to control the manufacture of all pressure vessels and equipment imported into South Korea. As a result, all pressure vessel manufacturers now require KGS Factory Registration / Certification in order to import into South Korea.
Frank Pastore (Ascension Industries Sales Director) explained: Much of Koreas cold box demand represents a significant market opportunity for major American specialty gas suppliers and compressor manufacturers, who in turn rely on companies like Ascension Industries to produce the required pressure vessels and equipment - with the necessary certification.
Wayne Reichert (Ascension Industries Director of Quality) added: KGS/MOCIE Pressure Vessel Certification requires the implementation of an ISO compliant Quality Management System, or ISO Registration, and requires significant investment, taking about 1 year to complete. During April 2007, Ascension Industries completed the KGS Pressure Vessel and Systems Audit process, and company officials were presented with a MOCIE Pressure Vessel Factory Registration Certificate, in Seoul this past April.
Ascension Industries (asmfab.com) is now approved by KGS and MOCIE for the manufacture and import into South Korea of various pressure vessels and pressure equipment including: Heat Exchangers, Drums, Towers, and Reactors.
To find out more, visit Ascension Industries Website where more details of Ascensions pressure vessel capabilities, and a downloadable copy of the KGS/MOCIE certificate, are available.
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Research Topics
Tom Johnstone
Affiliation: University of Reading
Country: UK
Detail Information
- Grey matter volume in the cerebellum is related to the processing of grammatical rules in a second language: a structural voxel-based morphometry studyChristos Pliatsikas
Centre for Integrative Neuroscience and Neurodynamics, University of Reading, Harry Pitt Building, Whiteknights, RG6 6AL, Reading, Berkshire, UK
Cerebellum 13:55-63. 2014....
- Prefrontal inhibition of threat processing reduces working memory interferenceRobert Clarke
Centre for Integrative Neuroscience and Neurodynamics, The University of Reading Reading, UK
Front Hum Neurosci 7:228. 2013..Together, the findings suggest that under high cognitive load and threat, top-down control is exerted by dACC and vlPFC to inhibit threat processing, thus enabling WM performance without threat-related interference...
- Turning on the alarm: the neural mechanisms of the transition from innocuous to painful sensationTom Johnstone
Centre for Integrative Neuroscience and Neurodynamics, School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences, University of Reading, Early Gate, Whiteknights, RG6 6AL, UK
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The issuing of fraudulent driver's licences must be brought to a stop, Transport Minister Ben Martins said on Monday.
"We need to ensure that there isn't corruption with regard to the issuing of driver's licences," he said in Pretoria.
"Unfortunately, the horrors, the facts, of fraudulent licences are to be seen on our roads."
This was a problem that should be tackled together by the provinces and the national government.
"Some of the authority that comes with the spheres of governments are entrenched in the Constitution Ä we have to look at all those issues."
Martins said fraudulent licences would remain a problem for some time, but the department was working on it.
"It's not an issue that we can say we will eliminate in six months, but it's an issue that we have to give the requisite attention."
Martins told the Southern African Transport Conference that a reliable and efficient transport system was essential to the functioning of society.
"It has great influence and bearing on the location and range of economic and leisure activities. It influences the mobility of people. In some, it influences the quality of life..."
Martins said the transport sector should contribute to socio-economic development.
Investment in infrastructure should leave behind more than power stations, railway lines, dams, and roads.
"It must in necessity lead to heightened industrialisation in order to generate skills and boost job creation."
The minister said state-owned companies and entities were contributing to infrastructure development.
The conference would also discuss transport for rural development, urban transport policy and planning, safety and security, rail transport, and road construction.
A set of recommendations and findings would be put together after the conference and presented to the transport department. -Sapa


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The only way to save money with coupons is to have them on hand. Here are the best ways to begin building your stash of coupons.
Usually, you can print two of each coupon from the same computer. If you have two computers in your house, then you can print two of each coupon from each computer!
You have to download a coupon printer application to your computer. It is free and usually only takes a few seconds.
Companies often have contact information right on their websites. Email them or fill out a contact form telling them how much you love their products and ask to have coupons mailed to your home. Include your address to speed up the process!
Major companies such at Pillsbury, Kellogg's, Hormel Foods, www.Huggies.com and others are good companies to sign up with to get coupons.
Most major Sunday newspapers almost always have 2 to 3 coupon inserts in them. The will not have coupons in them on holiday weekends, however.
Many people don't even look at coupon inserts in the newspaper because they don't want to take the time or effort to clip. If the people you know are planning to throw them away, you might as well take advantage!
I suggest buying a small accordion file folder that can fit in your purse. If it is always in your purse, you can't forget it at home! I have one of those that I use to hold my coupons for the discount retailers.
I also use a 3 ring binder to hold coupons for groceries. Go to a store that sells baseball card holders and use that to hold your coupons in the binder. I have mine organized by the type of products, such as "frozen", "jarred", and "perishable."
If you have several stores where you live, you can compare prices! I typically go to 3 stores each week. It does take more time, but that way I know what products to buy and where I can get them the cheapest.
Some major discount retailers and grocery stores will give you an additional 5 cents off for each reusable bag you bring in the store with you. I always bring a few of them in the store with me to maximize my savings. Be sure to watch the check out person to ensure that they gave you the discount.
I hope this helps to get you started! Keep following me each week to learn more about how to maximize your savings at the store. My goal is to save my family and yours lots of money!