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"Will Palo Alto utilities ever be undergrounded, and when?"
City Manager Jim Keene figuratively scratched his head Monday when he spoke before the Rotary Club of Palo Alto and tried to answer that question from the audience. Not soon, he replied, maybe in 50 years or so.
Leannah Hunt, a Realtor and Rotarian, followed up: "The City Council eliminated undergrounding several years ago because of other priorities. But people are upset. Why isn't the city continuing with the undergrounding?"
The costs of undergrounding are high and no one has decided how to pay for it, Keene responded. He then asked whether residents are willing to fork out money to have the entire city undergrounded.
The city started getting rid of all those ugly wires and poles about 40 years ago, but the process has been ridiculously slow. An estimated 25 percent of the town is undergrounded and a couple of years ago the council decided this was too pricey an undertaking.
One Rotarian told me she moved to Palo Alto 12 years ago and was told the utilities would be undergrounded within 10 years. So far absolutely nothing has happened.
And that concerns both current and prospective residents. Most want it. Those who aren't undergrounded feel they are being neglected. It's also an issue for prospective homeowners who see visual blight in an expensive community. Undergrounding contributes to the aesthetic appeal of the city.
In the mid 1990s, the city began undergrounding my neighborhood. It took a decade, but our area is considerably improved. The street trees have doubled in size because without utility lines, the tree trimmers no longer lop off their tops annually.
This city spends millions of dollars a year on consultant contracts and pet projects like getting Palo Alto recognized as one of the greenest cities in the country and building bike routes.
Undergrounding no longer is on the list because council members evidently are not sure people would pay for it, a mindset that places the financial responsibility on residents, not the city. The city needs to pay most of the cost.
Maybe city officials could reconstruct their thinking and figure out how much tree trimming costs each year and then dedicate that money for undergrounding. And they should consider that undergrounding wires has seismic and safety advantages for neighborhoods. Maybe officials should reframe undergrounding as an environmental benefit that lessens greenhouse gases because taller and leafier trees will absorb even more carbon dioxide.
Maybe more residents should let those officials know that undergrounding is important.
By the way, people ask how they can make their objections known and what it takes to make the council listen to them. There's no easy answer. But raising concerns at a council meeting is probably the best way, more effective than letters and emails because it's harder for council members to disregard real people at a meeting.
Meanwhile, kudos to the Palo Alto Utilities Advisory Commission, which nixed a Utilities Department proposal to increase water rates by 4 percent on Nov. 1. Water rates went up 7 percent just a year ago.
Commission members said the rates should not increase simply because of future uncertainties that have not yet materialized. There's not enough information yet, the majority of commissioners said, so no rate increase is going to the council.
That's the way commissions should work — using independent judgment rather than echoing a staff report.
Diana Diamond is a columnist for The Daily News. Her email is email@example.com.


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Dropbox isn't available in the Amazon App store. You'll need to make a couple of adjustments to your Kindle Fire to to install it. You don't need to root your device to install it.
First tap gear icon at the top of your Fire then select More.
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Set Allow Installation of Applications to On.
Now, launch the web browser and type: https://www.dropbox.com/android into the address bar. Then tap Download App.
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Hampton-Stein v. West Central Produce
Filed 2/23/09 Hampton-Stein v. West Central Produce CA2/1
California Rules of Court, rule 8.1115(a), prohibits courts and parties from citing or relying on opinions not certified for publication or ordered published, except as specified by rule 8.1115(b). This opinion has not been certified for publication or ordered published for purposes of rule 8.1115.
Plaintiff and Appellant,
WEST CENTRAL PRODUCE, INC. et al.,
Defendants and Respondents.
(Super. Ct. No. BC371452)
APPEAL from a judgment of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County. Tricia Ann Bigelow, Judge. Affirmed.
Law Office of Joseph C. Maher II for Plaintiff and Appellant.
Dykema Gossett and Alex W. Craigie for Defendants and Respondents.
Plaintiff Tracey Hampton-Stein appeals from an order striking her complaint as a SLAPP suit. We affirm.
Plaintiff was a member/owner of the limited liability company that owned and operated G. Garvins Restaurant in Los Angeles (Garvins) Defendant West Central Produce, Inc. (WCP) is a company that supplies fruits and vegetables to restaurants throughout Southern California. It supplied produce to Garvins.
Plaintiffs complaint alleges that in October 2005 WCP filed a small claims action against Garvins and plaintiff to recover payment for produce it had delivered to Garvins. In its action, WCP alleged that plaintiff was liable as guarantor of Garvins payment. Plaintiffs complaint alleges, however, that in no way or under any circumstances did Plaintiff execute a personal guarantee for produce sold to Garvins and moreover that WCP knew or should have known when it filed its small claims action that Plaintiff never signed a personal guarantee and was not liable for any goods allegedly sold and delivered [to Garvins]. According to plaintiffs complaint, WCPs action against her was based on her forged signature on Garvins credit application. Plaintiff further alleges that she was denied the opportunity to prove the signature was a forgery because neither she nor Garvins was served with the small claims complaint. Instead, plaintiff asserts, WCP obtained a default judgment and then proceeded to use the legal systems mechanisms by which to unlawfully and fraudulently take monies and/or property from Plaintiff. The record shows that the small claims court awarded WCR a judgment against Garvins and plaintiff in the sum of $2,646.51 plus costs. The record does not show that plaintiff ever moved to set aside that judgment.
In her first cause of action, plaintiff alleges WCP and its employee defendants violated Business and Professions Code section 17200 in that the defendants sought to obtain a judgment by fraud against the Plaintiff. In her second cause of action plaintiff alleges slander based on WCPs oral and written notices to the general public that plaintiff owed money to WCP. WCPs statements are allegedly based on the fabricated and fraudulent conduct and charges as set forth above, and in reliance upon the fraudulent judgment [obtained by WCP]. Plaintiffs third cause of action is for slander of title based on lien rights [that] were obtained by . . . fraud as set forth herein. The fourth cause of action alleges that WCP obtained its judgment against plaintiff [t]hrough extrinsic fraud consisting of her forged signature on the credit application.
WCP responded to plaintiffs complaint with a motion to strike under the SLAPP statute, Code of Civil Procedure section 425.16.[1] Subdivision (b)(1) of the statute states in relevant part: A cause of action against a person arising from any act of that person in furtherance of the persons right of petition or free speech under the United States or California Constitution . . . shall be subject to a special motion to strike, unless the court determines that the plaintiff has established that there is a probability that the plaintiff will prevail on the claim. Under subdivision (e) of the statute, an act in furtherance of a persons right of petition . . . includes: (1) any written or oral statement or writing made before a . . . judicial proceeding . . . ; (2) any written or oral statement or writing made in connection with an issue under consideration or review by a . . . judicial body . . . . Thus, statements, writings, and pleadings in connection with civil litigation are covered by the anti-SLAPP statute, and that statute does not require any showing that the litigated matter concerns a matter of public interest. [Citations.] (Rohde v. Wolf (2007) 154 Cal.App.4th 28, 35.)
In its motion to strike, WCP contended plaintiffs lawsuit against it arose from its small claims action against her; the small claims action was an act in furtherance of WCPs right of petition under the United States and California constitutions; and that plaintiff had no probability of success on her suit because it is barred by the litigation privilege and her evidence of fraud on the part of WCP is too weak to be credited by any reasonable juror.
Plaintiff opposed WCPs SLAPP motion on the grounds her lawsuit arose from forgery and trickery that [WCP] committed prior to initiating the small claims action and that she had presented sufficient evidence to make out a prima facie case on each of her causes of action.
The trial court granted the motion to strike. It found that plaintiffs complaint was subject to a SLAPP motion because it was essentially a legal action based on a prior legal action. The court further found that plaintiff could not succeed on her claims against WCP because the claims were barred by the litigation privilege and, even if plaintiff could establish her signature on the credit application had been forged, she had no evidence that any employee or agent of WCP perpetrated the forgery. The court awarded WCR attorney fees in the amount of $10,952.50.
Plaintiff filed a timely appeal.[2]
Section 425.16 requires the court to engage in a two-pronged analysis in determining whether to grant a defendants SLAPP motion. First, the court decides whether the defendant has made a threshold showing that the challenged cause of action is one arising from the defendants act in furtherance of the constitutional right of petition or free speech. ( 425.16, subd. (b)(1).) If the court finds that the defendant has made such a showing, it then must consider whether the plaintiff has demonstrated a probability of prevailing on the claim. (Ibid;In re Episcopal Church Cases (2009) 45 Cal.4th 467, 477.) On appeal our review is de novo. (Schaffer v. City and County of San Francisco (2008) 168 Cal.App.4th 992, 998.)
In deciding whether the defendants acts complained of arose out of protected speech or petitioning, the critical consideration is whether the cause of action is based on the defendants protected free speech or petitioning activity. (Navallier v. Sletten (2002) 29 Cal.4th 82, 89; italics in original.) In determining whether the cause of action is based on protected activity we look at the gravamen or principal thrust of the action. (In re Episcopal Church Cases, supra, 45 Cal.4th at p. 477. Therefore, in order to decide whether the SLAPP statute applies to a complaint that involves the defendants prior lawsuit against the plaintiff we must determine whether the plaintiffs complaint actually targets the defendants protected speech or petitioning activities. If it does, the defendant satisfies the first prong of the statute. (Navallier v. Sletten, supra, 29 Cal.4th at p. 90 [a defendant who is sued because of counterclaims filed in federal court has a prima facie First Amendment defense].)
Here, the allegations of plaintiffs complaint illustrate that it is entirely based on WCPs small claims action.
After the boilerplate allegations, the complaint states that in October 2005, the defendants filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles small claims court against Garvins and plaintiff. The complaint next alleges: Notwithstanding that the defendants alleged in the small claims action that Plaintiff executed a personal guarantee, in no way or under any circumstances did Plaintiff execute a personal guarantee for produce sold. It continues that the defendants knew or should have known that Plaintiff never signed a personal guarantee and was not liable for any goods allegedly sold and delivered in the small claims action. Next it alleges that WCR never served plaintiff with the pleading in the small claims case and that after obtaining a default judgment against plaintiff, WCR proceeded to use the legal system[]s mechanisms by which to unlawfully and fraudulently take monies and/or property from [her]. Plaintiff asserts that in the course of attempting to execute on the judgment WCR maliciously included Plaintiffs social security [number] on court documents . . . .
The cause of action for violation of Business and Professions Code section 17200 states that the unfair business practice WCR committed was seeking to obtain a judgment by fraud against the Plaintiff.
The slander of credit cause of action alleges WCR defamed plaintiff in reliance upon the fraudulent judgment. The slander of title claim alleges that it occurred through fraud as set forth herein, presumably a reference to the allegations that defendants obtained a judgment based on plaintiffs forged signature and the fraudulent service of process.
Finally, the cause of action for extrinsic fraud alleges that in October 2005 the defendants filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles small claims court . . . against [Garvins] and plaintiff and [t]hrough extrinsic fraud WCP obtained a judgment against plaintiff for $2,646.51 plus $126.00 in costs.
These allegations demonstrate that plaintiffs complaint is based on the judgment WCP obtained against her through its petitioning activity, the small claims action.
Plaintiff argues, however, that her causes of action arise from the unprotected activity of an employee or agent of WCP forging her name on the Garvins credit application. Plaintiffs argument fails for the reason that a cause of action requires damages (Committee On Childrens Television, Inc. v. General Foods Corp. (1983) 35 Cal.3d 197, 219) and plaintiff suffered no damage from the alleged forgery until WCP obtained a judgment against her in its small claims action.
In order to establish a probability of success on the merits, plaintiff must demonstrate that the complaint is both legally sufficient and supported by a sufficient prima facie showing of facts to sustain a favorable judgment if the evidence submitted by the plaintiff is credited. [Citation.] (Rusheen v. Cohen (2006) 37 Cal.4th 1048, 1056.) Plaintiffs opposition to WCPs SLAPP motion fails to satisfy either of these requirements.
A plaintiff has no probability of success on the merits if her complaint is barred by the litigation privilege, Civil Code section 47, subdivision (b). (Rusheen v. Cohen, supra, 37 Cal.4th at p. 1065.) Here, the gravamen of all of plaintiffs causes of action is WCPS procurement of a judgment against her based on the use of an allegedly forged signature and an allegedly perjured declaration of service. Because the evidence of the signature and the declaration of service were communications made in a judicial proceeding, by a litigant, to achieve the object of the litigation, and had a logical relation to the action, the litigation privilege operates to insulate WCP from liability for any of the claims arising from the small claims action. (Id. at p. 1062.)
In addition, plaintiff produced no evidence to support her belief that WCP and/or its agents committed a forgery on the WCP credit application in order to add my name to the small claims action.
The judgment is affirmed. Respondents are awarded their costs on appeal.
We concur:
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[1] All statutory references are to the Code of Civil Procedure unless otherwise stated.
[2] An order granting or denying a SLAPP motion is immediately appealable. ( 426.16, subd. (i).
* Retired Judge of the Los Angeles Superior Court assigned by the Chief Justice pursuant to article VI, section 6 of the California Constitution.


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IT WAS a sparkling day for a sparkling occasion yesterday when 100 specially invited guests met at the Gay Gordon Restaurant in Glasgow for the first Scotswoman of the Year lunch-."
This is how it all began, on June 12, 1963 when a much-loved Glasgow tradition was born.
The first Evening Times SWOTY lunch set the standard for what was to follow and over the years it has gained in numbers – now around 300 women attend annually – and prestige.
The first winner was Bessie Johnston – referred to in the article as "Mrs Douglas Johnston" – who worked tirelessly for the Glasgow branch of the British Red Cross for more than 50 years.
Alexander Gibson, then musical director of the Scottish National Orchestra, presented Bessie with the famous silver rosebowl – replaced in recent years by a beautiful trophy – with the words: "We are all delighted that you are the first of many women whose work and achievements will be recognised annually by this award and lunch."
Since then, a fascinating collection of women have joined the SWOTY ranks, from housewives and doctors to church workers and charity champions; from entertainers and politicians to mothers and social reformers; from business leaders and teachers to lawyers and missionaries.
The event has changed over the decades – it is now an evening affair, rather than a lunch – and so has the reporting of it.
Winners are referred to by their own names, for example, rather than those of their husbands; and there is less emphasis on what the women are wearing (in 1964, for example, before listing her achievements, the writer informed us Dr Nora Wattie wore "a dress and matching coat in deep blue green silk and black organza hat.")
Hailed as "an important feminine occasion" in 1964, it was originally held in restaurants around the city, before quickly finding its home in the luxurious surroundings of Glasgow City Chambers.
Hundreds of speakers, entertainers and guests of honour have attended SWOTY, from famous Scots comedy duo of the 60s Grace Clark and Colin Murray to some of the country's finest actors, singers and comedians, including Una McLean, Jimmy Logan, Elaine C Smith, Karen Dunbar and Dorothy Paul.
SWOTY has attracted high profile guest speakers too, from Esther Rantzen, who presented the trophy to 1985 winner Marjorie Jackson, to HRH The Princess Royal, who gave the 25th anniversary event in 1987 a regal touch.
In 1980, heart-throb newsreader Reginald Bosanquet and actress Kate O'Mara presented the trophy to Jean McLeod, who supported people with MS, despite her own disability and Charles Kennedy MP, who went on to lead the Liberal Democrats, presented the 1991 trophy to cancer research fundraiser Annette Turner.
FOR FIVE decades, the Evening Times Scotswoman of the Year award has honoured some of the country's most extraordinary people. From grandmothers to business leaders, charity champions to nurses, our annual contest celebrates women leading the way in all walks of life. It has attracted guests of honour as diverse as Princess Anne and Reggie Bosanquet, entertainers as varied as Darius and Nicola Benedetti and speakers including Karen Dunbar and Michael Grade. ANN FOTHERINGHAM looks back at 50 years of SWOTY.
P THE first tied winners were Glasgow Youth Choir founder Agnes Hoey and actress Molly Weir, in 1977. There have been joint winners on four more occasions
P MARGARET is the most common name for SWOTY winners – there have been five – with Jean in second place with four.
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Fab Facelifts for Drab Fireplaces
Posted October 8, 2015
Who else is in denial that it's already October? Guess that means summertime is well and truly over. (Sigh.) Of course, fall comes with its own special pleasures … such as getting ready to snuggle up to your cozy fireplace again. But if the start of fireside season has you eew-ing with disdain rather than ooh-ing with delight, maybe it's time to give the ol' fireplace a new look.
Think Safety First
Start by making sure that your fireplace will be safe to use this winter. Before you kindle a single twig, clean and inspect the chimney, flu, and hearth.
Clean Your Fireplace Facing
Next, take a good close gander at the state of your fireplace facing. If the brick is in good shape, but looks a little dingy, start by simply cleaning it. Scrub verrry thoroughly with soap, hot water, and a heavy-duty wire brush. This "deep cleansing spa treatment" might be all that your fireplace needed to buff up its good looks. Should you feel the need for some extra oomph, you have successfully prepared it for painting.
Deal with Damaged or Moldy Brick
OTOH, brick which is cracked, crumbling, or sprouting a serious crop of mold is not a good candidate for painting. You will be better off covering up a damaged fireplace or, in the case of a dampness problem, dealing with the source of the moisture.
Add or Replace a Mantel
Maybe your fireplace itself is fine, but it's mantel that has a case of the blahs … or is missing altogether. Replacing the mantel or creating a new one altogether will add immeasurable impact to the look of your living room.
Paint Brick or Stone
Yes, you can paint over brick or stone in good condition. You just need the right paint … and a lot of patience. (That's not to mention a lot of paint, as well -- porous materials will soak up several coats.) Use an alkaline-resistant paint, to avoid reaction with the mortar.
Be aware that a gleaming white fireplace which is to be used frequently to burn wood will not remain in pristine condition for long. You might be better off choosing a deeper shade like khaki or charcoal.
Stone or brick that's been treated with standard paint tends to need a lot of maintenance, especially when subjected to the wear and tear that a fireplace receives. A more forgiving alternative is to apply a coat of whitewash or chalk-based paint. This will give you a fashionably distressed finish and brighten up your fireplace without hiding its intriguing texture.
Cover with Tile
In the mood for an unexpected fireplace cover-up? Tile can top either outdated brick or old, ugly tile in elegant style. Ceramic tile is attractive, but glass tile -- usually associated more with kitchen backsplashes -- contributes its own uniquely sophisticated flash.
Cover with Stone Veneer
Try stone veneer for a dash of pizzazz when you've got a less than perfect fireplace. Real natural stone gives a lovely rustic look, but as a runner-up, faux stone veneer is surprisingly attractive … not to mention quick and easy to DIY.
Cover with Concrete
To coordinate cleverly with a modern decorating scheme, adhere cement board to the fireplace cladding, followed by a coating of concrete. Have your concrete professional tint the mix a subtle color or leave it industrial chic gray.
Apply Beadboard
Contrary to actress Mae West's oft-quoted opinion, it is indeed possible to have too much of a good thing. If the builder or previous owner of your home seems to have decided "the more brick the better," you might want to temper the effect with a beadboard panel just over the mantelpiece.
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Dr. Ludwig Anigstein, renowned expert on tropical diseases, was on his way today to the United States to lecture on his specialty at the San Francisco congress convened by the National Research Council. He is scheduled to arrive in New York on July 20, on the United States liner Manhattan. Dr. Anigstein has also been invited to participate in the Congress of Microbiologists, scheduled for New York next September. Ten years ago, he was entrusted by the British Government with the task of tropical fever research in the Malayan Archipelago.


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crowdSPRING Celebrates Shakespearean Sonnet Day (Again) Ross Kimbarovsky | November 19th, 2009
Sadly, our last Shakespearean sonnet day was this past May. If you're wondering what Shakespearean sonnet day is – we made it up. We read Shakespearean sonnets to celebrate … ummm … Shakespearean sonnets.
In May, Kevin handily defeated all challengers and he's been boasting about his prowess nonstop for months. Jeff Clark, our newest employee (designer/front end developer), not impressed at all by Kevin's tattoos and fancy Elton John glasses, very simply said: I challenge thee to a duel!
Their video duel is below. YOU are the judge. Who wins this one? Leave a note in the comments…


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the flame rod circuit is from the flame rod to machine ground. the test setup goes from the flamerod wire to a good ground on the heater. if the flame goes out again, reverse the test connection. the flamerod should be positioned in the middle between the pot and the burner ring.
the way it operates is there's 120 volts on the flamerod in the absence of a flame. once there is a flame, the air around the flamerod is ionized and conducts, however at this point, the ac changes to dc and is applied to the flame detector circuit on the motherboard.


text: On Tuesday 13 June 2006 14:38, Ludovic Courtès wrote: > Has anybody else tried Xorg 7.0 on an Ultra 5 (or similar) with an ATI > 3D Rage Pro? Or am I the only one experiencing problems? The wiki > page [0] currently only shows Jurij's success with an ATI board and a > failure with a Raptor board. > > At least, this proves that I can live without X. ;-) I would hesitate to try Xorg 7 from Debian Sparc repositories except when thee is no alternative, i.e. bare metal. Working pre-7 versions have disappeared from Testing so there is no easy way to revert if 7.0 is broken. A definite mass breakage is that neither Testing nor Sid contains any of the xserver-xorg-video-sun* packages that provide drivers for ffb, tgx, leo, etc. A U60 I'm building has no X after a misguided dist-upgrade that wiped out Xorg 6.9, which was working well. -- :^( , SP > > Thanks, > Ludovic. > > [0] http://wiki.debian.org/XorgOnSparc


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Team Picture
Written by Stephanie H., California
For many children on soccer teams in the Mission Viejo California Stake, their teams' picture day was on a Sunday. The children decided to keep the Sabbath day holy and not be included in the pictures. Instead, the soccer players had a photo taken together in their different uniforms on another day. Each child received a copy of the "team" photo as a reminder of standing up for the right in a difficult situation.
Refusing to Ride
Caitlin W., age 7, New York
At an amusement park, my friend and I went on one ride while my mom and my sister went on another ride. After the ride was over, my friend asked if I wanted to go on the roller coaster. I said no because my mother had said to come right back after the ride. He said he would pay me if I went on the ride with him. I said no. He kept adding more and more money. He even said he would pay me $100. I said no. Later, I told my mom what had happened. She was proud of me for obeying her. I felt good that I followed the commandment to obey my parents.
Word of Wisdom Decision
John M., age 6, New York, with help from his mom
I was invited to a friend's house to play after school one day. When I got there, my friend asked me if I'd like some iced tea. I said no. Later, I was excited to tell my family that I'd had a chance to follow the Word of Wisdom. I'm grateful for commandments that teach me how to choose the right. I know that by following Jesus Christ I will be happy and be able to live with my family forever.
A Kind Hello
Brittany H., age 9, Ohio
There's a girl on my bus who acts a little different. She doesn't have any friends, and everyone is mean to her. I felt bad, so I went over and said hi. She wanted me to sit with her, so I did. Now I often sit with her on the way to school. She seems happier, and that makes me feel good. I have a little sister with special needs, and I hope someone will do the same for her when she grows up.
Teaching about Prayer
Connor M., age 7, California, with help from his mom
My little sister, Lily, doesn't like to say her prayers. She cries and whines when it's time to pray. One night Lily saw me kneeling down to say my bedtime prayers. She wanted to say the prayer with me. I told her how important it is to say your own prayers to thank Heavenly Father for all your blessings. That night Lily was excited to say her prayers.
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I'm very talkative and social - at least with humans. Folks here love my sea green eyes. I'm roughly 7 years old, gray and white with a cute charcoal nose, and I'd love to be your only cat.
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Mary Ellen Carmel (nee O'Connor), 71, of Grafton, passed away Tuesday, April 2, 2013, at her home, following a brave and courageous battle with cancer. She was born January 6, 1942 in Elyria, and was a lifelong Grafton resident.
Mary Ellen worked as an instructor for the Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation/Developmental Disabilities (LCBMR/DD) for 30 years, retiring in 2009. She was a member of Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Grafton, where she formerly served on Parish Council, and was active with Helping Hands Ministry. She was a 1960 Elyria Catholic High School graduate, an avid gardener and sports fan and enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren.
Survivors include her daughters, Maureen (Jeff) Rosekelly of Sandusky and Karen (Brian) Ray of Fairfield; son, Richard (Nicole) Carmel of Liberty Twp.; grandchildren, Kyle, Colleen, Patrick, William, Paige and Ava; sister, Midge (Jack) Carmon of LaGrange; and brothers, Dave (Charlotte) O'Connor of Lake Mary, Florida, John (Jeanette) O'Connor of Mission Viejo, California and Patrick (Kaaren) O'Connor of Elyria.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Alan and Geraldine (nee Donahue) O'Connor; and a nephew, Andrew O'Connor.
The family will receive friends Friday, April 5, 2013, from 4 until 7 P.M., at the Laubenthal-Mercado Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 38475 Chestnut Ridge Rd. (at State Rt. 57), Elyria. Closing Prayers will be Saturday, April 6, 2013, at 9:30 A.M., in the funeral home, followed by a 10 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, 708 Erie St., Grafton. The Reverend Father John P. Seabold, Pastor, will be the Celebrant. Burial will be private.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to Our Lady Queen of Peace Building Fund.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.laubenthalmercado.com


text: Our Houston Texans are getting prepared to do battle with the rival Dallas Cowboys this Sunday, in Dallas. It will be a very hard fought and physical matchup. Dallas obviously has a very good team constructed this year, and here is my preview of the Dallas Cowboys... Let's start with the Dallas Cowboys offense. They are a very productive unit, averaging 28 points per game, ranking 3rd in the NFL. Cowboys QB Drew Bledsoe is currently under some fire in Dallas for his starting role, having struggled some late. He certainly has experience, a 14-year veteran. Through 4 games, Drew Bledsoe has 5 TD passes, but 7 INTs. His QB rating of 63.6 ranks 27th in the NFL. Drew Bledsoe has been sacked 10 times in these first four games, showing he is very immobile. When pressured correctly, the opposing team has a healthy probility to either come away with a sack or force Bledsoe to throw an interception. Be cautious though, when given time, Bledsoe has that laser rocket arm and can certainly find receivers and make big this happen for his offense. As usual, a Bill Parcells coached team always has a pretty solid running game. This team is no acception, and have two young, very talented running backs. Juluis Jones and Marion Barber. Both are very productive, Juluis Jones sees msot of the reps during the game, and he is averaging a great 4.5 yards per carry. Jones has also seemed to find a way to take care of the football a little more this season. As for Marion Barber, he is more of a power type back and would be used more in short yardage or goal line situations. In terms of the Dallas Cowboys wideouts, I think we all know who the big ones area. Terrel Owens and Terry Glenn. Terrel Ownes is extremely talented, obviously a tremendous playmaker, perhpas that is why he has 5 Pro Bowl appearances. His size is also a tremendous asset. Terry Glenn is a hugely talented WR for Dallas obviously as well. With Drew Bledsoe's strong arm and Glenn's speed downfield, Glenn can make some huge plays. Through these first four games, Terry Glenn has 20 receptions, nearly 300 yards and 3 touchdowns. The Cowboys offensive weakness in their offense line. This is obviously another reason QB Drew Bledsoe gets pressured often. In short, injuries combinded with departures of key veterans has overall weakened this o-line some. Defene for the Dallas Cowboys, they have a rather young unit, run the 3-4, and I have read that Parcell's version of this 4-3 defense relies on the outside linebackers to bring pressure off the edge with the three defensive lineman getting blockers off the inside linebackers to make some tackles. The Cowboys defensive line features some good talent including Jason Feurgeson, Chris Canty and Marcus Spears. This is a very effective defense line in this leauge. Another key player of this Dallas D is Outside Linebacker Demarcus Ware. He has nearly 3 sacks already this season, and is well on his way to exceeding his mark of 8 last season. Another key defensive lineman for Dallas is Braddie James. Already this season, James has collected 17 tackles and a pic six. He is a very aggresive player, seems to always make the tackle, alothough he was exposed as wee seen in the Cowboys loss to Philadelphia last game. In terms of Dallas's Cornerbacks, this area is led by Terrance Newman. He has tremendous athletisism and great ball skills. He is such a big threat that opposing offene's have tended to shy away from his some so far this year, and as a result, he is yet to have an interception, however, is very capable of making that huge play. At times some say Newman is to much of a risk taker. The other Dallas CB, Anthony Henry is a solid player. He tries to jame opposing WR's at the line sometimes, he is also a tremendous tackler. He is a physical player at 6-1 208 lbs, and has 20 career interceptions. Like Terrance Newman, Anthoney Henry's flaw may be taking to many risks. The leader of this Cowboy's D is no doubt, Safety Roy Williams. He is 220 pounds, and is known for laying big hits on opposing WR's for going over the middle, and sometimes causing fumbles. His pass defense is said to need work, but he can certainly defend the pass. Special Teams for Dallas, Kicker Mike Vanderjact is very reliable, one of the best in the game, when is healthy though, which has been a problem for him as of late. The Cowboys punter is Matt McBair who is stepping up and getting the job done as punter. Again, I am looking foward to this game, it's a big game for our Houston Texans and will be a very hard fought game. My ''Keys to Beating the Dallas Cowboys'' will be posted tomorrow (Thursday) Go Texans


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Effects of Inspiratory Muscle Training on Dyspnea in Subjects With Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (IMT)
This study has been completed.
University Hospital, Brest
Ministry of Health, France
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First received: February 29, 2012
Last updated: September 18, 2012
Last verified: September 2012
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The purpose of this study is to determinate whether inspiratory muscle training (IMT) associated with a conventional respiratory rehabilitation program is more effective than a conventional respiratory rehabilitation program alone,on Dyspnea in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) subjects with a normal maximum inspiratory pressure (IP > 60 cmH2O).
|Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
|Other: Inspiratory muscle training
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Supportive Care
|Official Title:
|Effects of Inspiratory Muscle Training Combined With a Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program Versus a Program of Pulmonary Rehabilitation Alone on Dyspnea: a Randomized Trial
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MedlinePlus related topics: Breathing Problems COPD Lung Diseases RehabilitationU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by University Hospital, Brest:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Dyspnea measure [ Time Frame: 21 days ]Measure of changes in Mutidimentionnal Dyspnea Profile result questionnaire
|Study Start Date:
|October 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|September 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|April 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
No Intervention: standard
conventional respiratory rehabilitation
Experimental: IMT
Inspiratory muscle training and conventional respiratory rehabilitation
Other: Inspiratory muscle training
Inspiratory muscle training
Detailed Description:
Dyspnea is the main complaint of patients with COPD. Dyspnea is explained largely by the distension, objectified by measuring inspiratory capacity (IC), which places the diaphragm at a disadvantage to be effective, which raises the sensation of dyspnea.
Currently, inspiratory muscles training is recommended by the French-language Society of Pneumology, in case of an objective reduction of the strength of these muscles (corresponding to maximum inspiratory pressure <60 cm H20).
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patient with COPD
- Hospitalized in the pulmonary rehabilitation unit in the hospital of Morlaix, with a 3 weeks pulmonary rehabilitation course
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pneumonectomy, Lobectomy less than 6 months
- Cardio-pulmonary anomaly
- Max inspiratory pressure < 60 cm H2O
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01545011
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01545011
|Brest University Hospital
|Brest, Brittany, France, 29200
|Hospital of Morlaix
|Morlaix, Brittany, France, 29600
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Ministry of Health, France
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|Study First Received:
|February 29, 2012
|Last Updated:
|September 18, 2012
Keywords provided by University Hospital, Brest:
Inspiratory muscle training
Conventional respiratory rehabilitation
Dyspnea scale
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Lung Diseases
Lung Diseases, Obstructive
Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Obstructive
Respiratory Aspiration
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Respiration Disorders
Signs and Symptoms, Respiratory
Signs and Symptoms
Pathologic Processes
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Brindisi, Italy, 2011/03/01 - Fulvio Conti, Gunther Oettinger, Stefania Prestigiacomo, Massimo Ferrarese and Domenico Mennitti launched the first test for promising zero-emissions technology supported by the EU and within the joint strategic testing agreement signed with ENI in 2008. IT0003128367
Today Enel inaugurated an innovative pilot plant for capturing and storing carbon dioxide at its Federico II power plant in Brindisi. Joining Enel CEO and General Manager Fulvio Conti for the ceremony were the EU Energy Commissioner, Gunther Oettinger, the Italian Minister for Environment, Land and Sea, Stefania Prestigiacomo, the President of the Brindisi Province, Massimo Ferrarese, and the mayor of Brindisi Domenico Mennitti.
The pilot plant in Brindisi is the first of its kind in Italy, one of the first in Europe and it is part of joint activities set forth by the strategic agreement signed with ENI in 2008. It will be able to treat 10,000 cubic meters per hour of fumes from the Federico II coal plant, separating out 2.5 metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) per hour, up to a maximum of 8,000 metric tons per year, equivalent to the CO2 absorbed by around 800,000 trees or a 10 Km2 forest. Thanks to innovative Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) technologies, CO2, one of the major greenhouse gases, can be captured from the fumes discharged from fossil fuel plants and, once liquefied, can be transported and stored in a geologically secure site.
Enel CEO and General Manager Fulvio Conti commented, "The completion of this pilot plant in Brindisi is an important step forward in the development of new technologies upon which the world's future energy system will be built. Carbon dioxide capture and sequestration will allow the further use of fossil fuels, drastically eliminating emissions of CO2, which is not in itself a polluting gas but it is thought to be chiefly responsible for the greenhouse effect. It will be, along with renewables and nuclear power, a winning response to the challenge of having steady supplies of environmentally-friendly energy. Enel (enel.com) is a world leader in research and technological development to improve the performance of thermal power plants, which are destined to play an important role for decades to come. In Italy, using a balanced mix of energy from renewables, clean coal, nuclear power and gas, we should be able to cut the electricity bills of households and businesses to bring them in line with those of other European countries.
The goal, in line with the European "Zero Emission Fossil Fuel Power Plants" Platform, is to make zero-emission fossil fuel plants a reality within a decade. The post-combustion capture technology used in Brindisi is the most mature and appropriate for retrofitting existing thermal power plants. Following the combustion process, the CO2 is separated from the fumes using a chemical absorbent system. The absorbent is then heated with steam and releases the captured CO2 in pure form, ready to be liquefied and stored. The development of the capture project is part of a combined Enel and ENI project aimed at testing the first integrated Italian pilot. CO2 released by the Brindisi power plant will be transported at the ENI/Stogit site in Cortemaggiore where it will be injected and permanently stored underground thus acquiring useful know-how to design future applications of such technology or a larger scale. The pilot storage plant is expected to be operational by 2012. The design stage has been completed and Enel and ENI are awaiting for the final authorizations. In the meantime basic monitoring has already been carried out for some months to assess existing CO2 levels in the area under exam.
The tests in Brindisi will help Enel gain more experience in designing and operating post-combustion carbon capture plants, in streamlining the process and in assessing its environmental impact, thereby improving Enels know-how. The first application on an industrial scale will be at Enels new coal plant in Porto Tolle (Rovigo). The plant will treat 810 thousand cubic meters of fumes per hour (40% of those from one of three 660 MW units operating at the plant), separating up to 1 million metric tons of CO2 per year, which will be stored in a saline aquifer deep below the Adriatic Sea.
The European Union granted Enel 100 million euros in funding through the European Recovery Programme for Energy for its pilot project in Brindisi and for preliminary work on the Porto Tolle plant.
In further demonstration of its commitment in this area, Enel is also part to international agreements for developing CCS in China and South Korea.
The "Federico II" thermal power play plays a key role in the generation of electricity in Italy. It is made up of four 660 MW coal-fired units with a total installed capacity of 2,640 MW. Its use of sophisticated pollution abatement equipment and its receipt of the ISO 14001 environmental certification make it one of the most efficient and clean plants running. The plant started operations in 1997.
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Meinl HCAJ1MH-M Cajon
With HCAJ1 Meinl has found a solution for both beginners and professional players. A sophisticated model, offering great appearance, numerous features such as sizzle effect, and has an affordable price
- Rubber wood Body (Hevea brasiliensis Muell. Arg.)
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Yes - ask the organiser. I was told I couldn't take my 11 year daughter because (a) the seatbelt would sit too high on her; (b) she wouldn't be able to reach the bulkhead with he feet to brace herself; (c) getting a helmet that fitted her head was unlikely. Some circuits have a minimum age for the pit lane as well.
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Kate Moss Pictures With Fiance Jamie Hince
Kate Moss Sees Jamie Hince and His Retro Suitcase Off
Kate Moss Sees Jamie Hince and His Retro Suitcase Off
Kate Moss toted one of the bags from her Longchamp line yesterday when she left her London home with her fiancé, Jamie Hince. The duo were joined by her hair stylist pal James Brown for the outing, and it seemed Jamie was heading off somewhere with his suitcase in hand. Kate and Jamie have been hanging out in London buying furniture for their new mansion and finalizing the plans for their Summer wedding. The nuptials, supposedly taking place in early July, will be preceded by a blowout when his band, The Kills, plays at London's Carling Festival on June 24. There may be another highlight in the next few months for Kate, if rumors that she'll be on the cover of American Vogue's September issue prove to be true.
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Cleaning out the bowel before surgery or other procedures. It may also be used for other conditions as determined by your doctor.
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Important safety information:
- The first bowel movement usually occurs about 1 hour after you begin drinking NuLYTELY solution.
- You may experience stomach swelling, bloating, or discomfort before your first bowel movement after you start using NuLYTELY solution. If you have severe stomach bloating or discomfort, it may help if you briefly stop drinking NuLYTELY solution or if you drink it more slowly. If these effects persist, contact your doctor.
- Do NOT take other laxatives while you are taking NuLYTELY solution.
- Your doctor may do blood tests after you take NuLYTELY solution to check your blood for changes from too much fluid loss. Tell your doctor if you have dizziness; headache; severe bloating; severe or persistent nausea, stomach cramping, or vomiting; trouble drinking clear liquid; or if you urinate less than usual after you take NuLYTELY solution.
- Use NuLYTELY solution with caution in patients who are not fully conscious; they may be at greater risk for vomiting and getting the medicine into the airway or lungs.
- Use NuLYTELY solution with caution in the ELDERLY; they may be more sensitive to its effects.
- Caution is advised when using NuLYTELY solution in CHILDREN; they may be more sensitive to its effects, especially low blood sugar, low blood potassium levels, and dehydration. Monitor children carefully for symptoms of low blood sugar (eg, increased heartbeat, headache, chills, sweating, tremor, increased hunger, changes in vision, nervousness, weakness, dizziness, drowsiness, fainting). Tell the doctor right away if your child experiences any of these symptoms.
- NuLYTELY solution should be used with extreme caution in CHILDREN younger than 6 months old; safety and effectiveness in these children have not been confirmed.
- PREGNANCY and BREAST-FEEDING: If you become pregnant, contact your doctor. You will need to discuss the benefits and risks of using NuLYTELY solution while you are pregnant. It is not known if this medicine is found in breast milk. If you are or will be breast-feeding while you use NuLYTELY solution, check with your doctor. Discuss any possible risks to your baby.
Possible side effects of NuLYTELY solution:
All medicines may cause side effects, but many people have no, or minor, side effects. Check with your doctor if any of these most COMMON side effects persist or become bothersome:
Seek medical attention right away if any of these SEVERE side effects occur:
Bloating; nausea; rectal irritation; stomach fullness or cramps; vomiting.
Severe allergic reactions (rash; hives; itching; difficulty breathing; tightness in the chest; swelling of the mouth, face, lips, or tongue); chest pain; persistent or severe nausea and vomiting; rectal bleeding; severe stomach pain, swelling, or bloating; symptoms of blood electrolyte problems (eg, confusion; irregular heartbeat; mental or mood changes; muscle pain, weakness, or cramping; seizures); symptoms of dehydration (eg, decreased urination; dizziness; dry mouth or eyes; headache; sluggishness; weakness); vomiting of blood.
This is not a complete list of all side effects that may occur. If you have questions about side effects, contact your health care provider. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. To report side effects to the appropriate agency, please read the Guide to Reporting Problems to FDA.
If OVERDOSE is suspected:
Contact 1-800-222-1222 (the American Association of Poison Control Centers), your local poison control center, or emergency room immediately.Proper storage of NuLYTELY solution:
Before mixing, store NuLYTELY solution at room temperature, between 59 and 86 degrees F (15 and 30 degrees C), in a tightly closed container. Store away from heat, moisture, and light. After preparing the solution, store NuLYTELY solution in the refrigerator in a tightly closed container. Use within 48 hours. Discard any unused portion of NuLYTELY solution. Keep NuLYTELY solution out of the reach of children and away from pets.
General information:
- If you have any questions about NuLYTELY solution, please talk with your doctor, pharmacist, or other health care provider.
- NuLYTELY solution is to be used only by the patient for whom it is prescribed. Do not share it with other people.
- If your symptoms do not improve or if they become worse, check with your doctor.
- Check with your pharmacist about how to dispose of unused medicine.
This information should not be used to decide whether or not to take NuLYTELY solution or any other medicine. Only your health care provider has the knowledge and training to decide which medicines are right for you. This information does not endorse any medicine as safe, effective, or approved for treating any patient or health condition. This is only a brief summary of general information about NuLYTELY solution. It does NOT include all information about the possible uses, directions, warnings, precautions, interactions, adverse effects, or risks that may apply to NuLYTELY solution. This information is not specific medical advice and does not replace information you receive from your health care provider. You must talk with your healthcare provider for complete information about the risks and benefits of using NuLYTELY solution.


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3 Overrated Coily Hairstyles
Do you find yourself choosing simplicity over variety and style when it comes to your coils?
Wash & Gos
Apparently July was National Lazy Natural Hair Month. Well, at least for me it was. After doing flat-twist outs for the past seven months, I was burned out. I was working at a fast food restaurant that required me to wear a hat, so I gave in to wearing wash-and-gos for convenience. It was then that I discovered my wash-and-gos had hang time. I put my hair in a low ponytail for work the next day. At the end of my shift, my hair was dry, and I shook it out of the puff. Bam! I finally had hang time and once again! As great as the definition was, my hair suffered. I had so many single-strand knots, it was horrific. When I did get back into the routine of flat twisting again, every time I got to my ends, it made me sad. I did not trim it until early September, but I plan to get a professional trim sooner than later. Yet again, another fail.
I often find myself bored with my hair because I love versatility, but I realize that simplicity in my regimen is key to a healthy hair and avoiding frustration. One day I had to realize that, even though I want length, I'm probably not going to do half of the styles I drool over on Tumblr. Healthy convenience is what I crave, and that's easier to obtain with either long or extremely short hair. I have my days when I want to be creative, but they are few and far between when in comes to adapting it to my lifestyle. As my hair grows out, I am learning that my focus has changed from wanting to achieve the healthiest potential of my hair versus exploring styling options.
VIDEO: Coily Beginner's Guide: Simple Wash-And-Go Hair
What about you? Do you find yourself choosing simplicity of maintenance over variety and style when it comes to your coils?


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The Inspiration
The inspiration for Sundae Spa came from a family vacation. For something different, I booked a spa experience for the kids that promised fun and sweet treats for your hands and feet. (I love doing things with my children and getting them involved). On our 3 hour drive we imagined all kinds of wonderful things we would do together at the spa. Sadly the experience was less than yummy but it did leave us with a taste to use our own creative ideas and start Sundae Spa.
And Then...
Immediately upon returning I threw myself into research – similar products, other spas for children, complimentary businesses that offered experiential learning – no one was doing what we had envisioned though all the businesses were thriving. Sundae Spa brings the best of them together in "a place where kids can come to make sweet treats while learning, looking good and having fun." With years of experience as a science teacher and having worked with all kinds of children I was sure our ideas would be a hit.
After the inspiration and feasibility steps, the real work began: business plans, financing, site location, product development and testing (with 7 kids I had a mini testing lab at home). As a former science teacher I wanted the products and experience safe enough that any child could join in the fun and learning experience of creating special lotions, soaps and other products. And 1 long year later we started selling our products online, including our signature products Sundae Spa Bath Cakes and Bath Scoops.
Plans for the first Sundae Spa Shop are well under way and will allow visitors to experience our full spa services and to watch our Sweet Treats being made on the premises!
Special Thanks
- My daughters Kalie, Tiffany, Marguerite, Rebecca, Brianna, Shania, and Charlie. We love you!
- Sassy Mouth Photography for all the beautiful product photos


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Transport Canada has proposed a regulatory amendment requiring installation of TCAS-I and TCAS-II, in line with current FAA rules. "Immediate" installation would be mandated on turbine aircraft built after the rule goes into effect, while operators of affected turbine aircraft built on or before the effective date of the rule would have two years to install systems. A Transport Canada official acknowledged that virtually all Canadian aircraft affected already carry TCAS so as to be able to enter U.S. airspace. "This one fell through the cracks," he conceded. "It's embarrassing to be playing catch-up at this stage, but we have to formally recognize TCAS in the regulations." Although the rule is a fait accompli, a formal regulatory process is required. The proposal was published on September 9 and comments are due by October 9. After "careful consideration" of all comments received, said Transport Canada, the new regulation will be finalized and published.
Canada, Playing Catch-up, Will Mandate TCAS
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Pokemon X/Y! The Start of a New Generation, to be exact the 6th Gen. It shocked the world on Jan 8th and has put quite a good look in our eyes.
Now off with the Chat and on to business, Alot of people dont believe it will sell 10mil this year some do, im going to prove why it can surpass 12mil in my own prediction! Lets start....
1st off every new Gen starts in Japan in Sept, (exception of one game that came out Oct), That leaves everyone else gettin it the following year (couple months). In my calculations I have done only the first 10 weeks in All the regions excluding Rest of the World.
First up Japan has sold in its 1st 10 weeks 3.43mil for D/P and for B/W its 4.50mil! This both includes months Mid Sept~ End of Nov
Europe and America are both release in spring time so i'll say both March ~ June for its 1st 10 weeks. D/P has sold 2.41mil in USA and
1.57mil in Europe while B/W has 3.57mil in USA and 1.75mil in Europe. Remember this is just the 1st 10 weeks....
Now then why do I think Pokemon X/Y will get 10mil? Lets look at the Stats 1st
1st 10 weeks each
4th Gen D/P~ 2.14 ~~~ 1.57 ~~~ 3.43 ~~ 7.41
5th Gen B/W~ 3.57 ~~~ 1.75 ~~~ 4.50 ~~ 9.83
↑↑↑This doesn't include rest of world↑↑↑
Now even though this will be on 3DS keep in mind D/P was out when DS was here for about the same time period as 3DS...
Why will Pikemon XY sell over 10mil? These games will be coming out Oct which means even if they come out Oct 31st they will be sold during holidays which a new gen pokemon has never done which if you compare the chart those 1st 10 weeks are not even holiday (Dec for japan)
With this it will pass 10mil easy and with the hype and reactions its getting this game can maybe come close if not surpass the Gold/Silvr games! I predict 12mil by years end!
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Today is an exciting day for me. I am officially starting down a new path in my journey through life. This path has been in view to me for awhile now but it wasn't yet time to walk there. Now is the time, and besides being excited I'm nervous, but mostly excited for what's to come. Many things have happened in my life, in my children's life, this past decade but have been concentrated in the last few years and became extremely intense recently with the tragic death of my beautiful, sweet, 22yr. old daughter. I will forever be changed and pained, with a part of my heart sectioned off where there is no comfort, no light, no relief from suffering. But, until recently, I had no control of that space. It has been a room where the door was always open and like in a dream I always found myself in it unable to get out - I really couldn't even lift my head to look out of the room, I was not aware of any windows, only grey walls and echos of weeping and sadness. Somehow, miraculously, little by little, things changed. And one day I will write about the process that took place between then and now where I find myself being able enter and exit the room as I please. I see windows now, with shades and sheers and draperies so that I may have as much sunlight or as little as I need. There is much more to this room and my relationship to it that will wait for another time. But, suffice it to say that forward movement is taking place within me and without and I am starting a new chapter in my life while also lingering a bit in the last one.
Much to do, to do, to do....and I will express more later. But for now, here is a thought...
In the process of healing from life and its tragedies, I'm finding that sewing and all things creative are a form of therapy to me. Along with that, sharing and expressing these things help, as well. This is part of my journey to find Peace, Love, and Forgiveness in this life of mine.
Friday, April 3, 2015
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text: Smash Season 2 Premiere: It's All About Drama…And Music [Advance Review] February 5, 2013 Reviews, Smash I'm always happy when I can add another musical series to my TV schedule, and with Smash returning tonight on NBC, I can do just that. Yay! Not only that, the series returns with a two-hour premiere, which I got the chance to watch early as well as the third episode and I'm ready to share some thoughts on this new season. I can't say that I adored the first season of Smash, it had ups and downs, but I mostly watched for the music. (Did I mention I'm a freak for musical?) And so I wasn't expecting too much from this second season when I sat down to watch it, and was rewarded by a really great premiere. By the second hour I realized how much I was loving it and when that was over, I couldn't press the button fast enough to watch the third episode. While this season will not convert people who disliked it last year, it certainly will please fans of the show or even keep viewers who were thinking of giving up. When I first started watching the series, I was worried about how it would go on since it seemed to focus on the Marilyn musical, but this season proves that Smash can spread its wings. We meet a couple new characters, Jimmy Collins (Jeremy Jordan) and Kyle Bishop (Andy Mientus) whom I'm already loving. In fact, Jimmy sings a really beautiful song in the premiere which made me jump on my computer to buy it on iTunes before I realized the episode hadn't aired yet and the song wasn't thus available to purchase (I'm counting down the hours until it is… seriously). We also meet Jennifer Hudson who will recur as Veronica Moore, a Broadway star who gets involved with Karen and Ivy. She of course has some great musical numbers, but I'm still waiting to see how I feel about the character. In terms of storyline, well here is what I can tease. The series returns with the team still trying to bring "Bombshell" to Broadway, but of course they continue to struggle. And that's where the new characters come in. Karen has a chance meeting with both Jimmy and Kyle who are writing their own musical, which could be a new contender in the Broadway game. Now that she's broken up with Dev, Karen is moving on with her career and of course she is now open to possible new loves… Unfortunately for Ivy, her indiscretion with Dev hasn't been forgiven and will continue to haunt her. But do not worry, she is still very much part of the show and I am a bit more excited about her storyline this season than I was last season. Ivy is not the only one with problems this season, Derek will also face his share, but I guess it was bound to happen… you'll see what I mean. And that's only part of it. Julia's marriage problems will continue to be explored in the premiere along with her relationship with Tom. And Eileen will also have to deal with her own difficult situation. So… just another day in the office, right? I guess Smash wouldn't be Smash if all the characters weren't dealing with their own issues. But that's life and I appreciate that every single character is given a storyline that is consistent to who they are and doesn't feel forced. And so, as I mentioned above, while I didn't care too much for the storylines last season, Season 2 of Smash so far has gotten me on two counts: songs and story. Let's hope it continues. Season 2 of Smash will have its two-hour premiere tonight, February 5th, starting at 9pm on NBC and will then resume next Tuesday at its regular 10pm timeslot. Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)


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About Craig Adler Hair and Makeup
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It's been 27 years since Arnold Schwarzenegger fought human-hunting aliens in "Predator" and first declared (his now infamous catchphrase), "Get to the chopper!"
But last night on "The Tonight Show" Arnold dropped it again – repeatedly!
Jimmy and Arnold appeared in a sketch titled "Now We're Cookin' With Zach Striker," where the duo showed off a blender and vegetable chopper, but Arnold was much more concerned with the latter!
PHOTOS: Arnold Schwarzenegger Over The Years
The 66-year-old also worked in another one of his famous catchphrases – check out the magic Arnold moment!
-- Jesse Spero