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The Ascension is a poetic puzzle/platformer in which you play as an angel descending into a murky cave. At the same time, a voice warmly recommends you to ascend. Finding what you seek will not be as easy as it seems..."
In The Ascension, the right path is not always the one you would expect. Also, darkness progresses with you as you descend... but it is worth it. Or is it?
There is always a way out.
Controls (keyboard)
- Left arrow - Move left
- Right arrow - Move right
- Up arrow - Jump
- F key - Fullscreen
- Escape - "Do you want to quit?" message
- H key - Serves no purpose in this game
A few notes regarding in-game progression
first room:
It might look like you are stuck, but you are not.
Labyrinth room:
This room has a bad effect on the game's pace, so I understand your lack of patience. Here is a visual helper on how to solve that room: The green boxes are the colliders while the top red box is your goal. I don't want this room to ruin your experience, as I really put lots of efforts in that game, especially the last room and endings, which give more backstory and participate greatly on the game experience and atmosphere. I wish for you to have the patience to go through this ♥
Secret ending:
only read if you have troubles finding the last ending
I admit that the clue for the last ending is rather vague. (wanted to add more clues but I was short on time)
First, is considered a "room" any room part of the main story (as soon as the music starts playing); for instance, the room showing you the keyboard controls does not count.
Second, you must find a secret path in the room. No need to think outside the box. (You don't need to type anything weird on the keyboard or anything...)
Finally, to find the secret exit, you must use the stairs.
Known bugs
- Pressing enter repeatedly in the last room before/during the "press enter" message crashes the game
Feel free to report bugs to me. It will come in handy when I will be working on the fixed version as well as helping me improve
Personal note
Back again for GM48 and this time, I finally did it! I completed my first game! (My two previous entries were incomplete and lacky) I kept the scope lower and I was even able to add a few things that I did not initially intended to add!
Of course, I am still a beginner so the game is not perfect (many text placements are a bit awkward) and not so well designed; but overall, I am proud of my new baby! :) I put my heart in it. I mean... not literally... Don't try to search it in game, you won't find it. You get the point.
Please excuse the typo on the ending messages, I was in a rush while making that part. At least I managed to fix an important game breaking issue. (like, I'm lucky the game works because I was not able to test it before submitting the game)
Please, give me feedback! :)
In any case, I hope you will enjoy the experience, even if it is a short game. :D
NOTE: I am working on a "final" version that is likely to be done in june :)
It will feature:
- Bug fixes
- Gameplay improvement (slightly changing a few mechanics and making the insivible paths less tedious)
- New endings! (1-3)
- A secret room
- No typos!
- New dialogs
- New rooms (maybe)
- A few more things ;)
for some reason, these gifs are in a faster speed than what the actual game speed is


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Bourneview Mill manager Mark Jackson highlighted the team effort behind Saturday's derby delight.
Mark Boyce created one goal - for Kyle Abraham - and scored another as the Mill proved too strong for Markethill Swifts.
Jackson, however, refused to single out individual achievement after the whistle.
"It was a brilliant all-round display, with everyone playing a part," he said. "We created a lot of chances and could have won by a greater margin."
An own goal handed the Swifts a consolation.
"Neil Shaw hit the bar with a close-range header so that was frustrating," said David Andrews, the Markethill Swifts manager. "However, overall we did not do too much and Bourneview were certainly the better side."
Abraham rounded the goalkeeper to convert Boyce's pass before the latter guided home a superb free-kick.


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Verbal reasoning is associated with the ability to understand, collect and analyse information in verbal form. This cognitive skill is essential for effective communication and decision making. Despite its importance for everyday life, verbal reasoning is rarely taught at school. Children are expected to acquire these skills naturally, through a range of educational and entertaining activities. However, sometimes children fail to do so and require additional help.
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- To improve reading comprehension, engage your child in post-reading tasks; encourage making notes and ask questions, discuss the texts after reading them.
- Ask questions, such as ""What would you do if…", "What would happen if …", "Why is this happening?", "What happens when...?", etc. Don't accept "I don't know" as an answer. Encourage your child to predict, justify and make suggestions.
- Play word games such as Scrabble or Hangman. In addition to increasing vocabulary, these games help improve critical thinking and develop problem solving skills.
- Do crosswords, anagrams, and word searches. These activities help improve spelling and increase vocabulary.
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The War Room consisted of one jet black, 52-inch, high-definition Samsung television, its cable receiver, subwoofer, and stereo sound system—whose two-tiny-boxes-upon-poles, positioned as they are so that noises they emit creep in from your peripherals, at first listening put your war correspondent on such edge that one would have thought they were heads on a pike rather than pretty benign pieces of quality home entertainment equipment—paired in conjunction with twin blonde pine fold out TV tray tables, one of which bore an embarrassingly new MacBook Air1 while the other played host to your correspondent's loose leaf array of notes and official, custom made Big Ten/ACC Challenge schedule/score card, which prominently featured a rendering of dueling squids, your correspondent's semi-adroit allegory (the dueling cephalopod's possession of eight arms apiece2 rather than the perfect-game mirroring five, which would have put my fathoms-deep struggle amongst Trailblazers logo-like levels of quasi-abstract hoops inspired art works3) for the basketball struggles being taken in, on both the large and small screens, from a rocking chair roughly twice as old as your correspondent.
All this was situated in the far eastern reaches of Big Ten country as we currently know it, halfway between Philadelphia and Reading in some kind of highway-cradling hinterland, the bleeding edge of the demilitarized zone before the Big Ten makes a second, harder push east next season, all the way to the sea. The conference, whose foundations as the Western Conference in 1896 makes it the nation's oldest4, and whose Chicago home and thoroughly Midwestern/North Coast/Rust Belt consolidation of geographic power and stable—some might say stagnant—nature makes it among the most comforting, if roundly maligned from sexier climes, entities in American sport, had secured a beachhead in the extremely lucrative eastern seaboard with the admittance of Penn State in 1990. Even taking into consideration the recent acquisition of Nebraska, which could be considered a modest expansion at best—after all, only Notre Dame would fit better, academically, geographically, spiritually, and aesthetically, with the conference—the acquisition of legitimately eastern programs Rutgers and the University of Maryland is easily the most dramatic maneuver yet by the Big Ten to finally extend its sphere of influence from coast to coast, i.e., from Pasadena to Piscataway.
The move outflanks the ACC, which had added unto its fold of predominantly Mid-Atlantic institutions Pittsburgh, which lays decidedly in Big Ten territory, and perennial desire Notre Dame (not in football). Rather than leaving the Lions stranded atop Mt. Nittany with two unaffiliated program to the west—programs, one must add, which had not had their hamstrings slashed by a power-drunk cartel5 spraying sanctions out of Indianapolis like an Uzi from the back of a dirt bike for infractions far beyond its scope, and into the hands of the State of Pennsylvania—the Big Ten secured schools to the east, providing the Lions with a mini-fiefdom which may one day generate the healthy partisanship the conference's older, more entrenched rivalries have achieved. A kind of Big Ten East, so to speak.
Of course, Pittsburgh and the Fighting Irish were not the only adds: With the Panthers came Syracuse and, in one more year, Louisville, finally completing the ACC's slaughtering of the leviathan that was the Big East, its main rival for basketball supremacy on the Atlantic Seaboard, a dismantling which began with the annexations of Miami and Virginia Tech in 2004 and Boston College in 2005.6 Although it probably did not play a major role—instant access to the aforementioned East Coast media markets is the major role—your correspondent likes to think that the Maryland grab, in particular, was retaliatory on the Big Ten's part; Notre Dame, sitting within Willis Tower sky deck view of Chicago, was an embarrassing loss, and the lifting of a Terps team that had been a founding member and ACC mainstay since 1953 was, in effect, the Big Ten pulling out its surprisingly massive dick and battering the upstart Atlantic side with it.
Despite the popular conception that the Big Ten is an aging lion akin to the ones guarding the Art Institute on Michigan Avenue, the conference is—as far as the business side of college athletics, i.e., the only side that matters, goes—more akin to, say, a rampaging elephant or a Bugatti Veyron with a cow catcher. In a January 2013 piece in Forbes, for example, the Big Ten conference had a total income of $310 million, in comparison to the ACC's $293M or the much vaunted SEC's paltry $270M7. Even with the SEC's inevitable ascension (see footnote), the Big Ten still finds itself economically superior to the ACC, and with the geopolitical and economic moves solidified and the suits happy, it is time to appease the students. And so we have the Big Ten/ACC Challenge.
The Big Ten/ACC Challenge is perhaps the most famed direct attempt at answering, with blood and statistics, what fans of the college gridiron can only extrapolate from a smattering of games and bowl season: Which conference is the most powerful in the land? The Challenge is a proxy war, sound and fury and feats of athletics and aesthetics played out for victories over ideals held far closer to the chest of the public consciousness or loyal student/alumnus/fan than anyone one in the conference's power structure of the NCAA itself. Survive and advance means nothing in economics; in economics, one must thrive.
Nevertheless, with the utter and increasingly obvious negligence from Top End College Athletics and the Cartel for the student-athletes under their aegis, a fluffing of the back end must be made for compensation; few things could be better suited to both diversion, true, proper, health competition, and just plain fucking entertainment than having arguably the nation's two most powerful basketball conferences—seven of the then currently top 25 ranked teams played in the Challenge, and the conferences represented a full 50% of the top ten, including then-number one Michigan State—tilting vis-a-vis across primetime for hardwood supremacy.
The 2013 iteration of the Challenge was its 15th; the ACC held the Commissioner's Cup for the first 10 years of play, followed by a brief three-win streak by the Big Ten, with last year's Challenge split (in the event of a tie, the Cup remains with the last victorious conference, making the Big Ten 2013's de facto defending champs, if one considers the Cup's current confines as the ultimate condition of victory). Most intriguing from a political standpoint was the inclusion of Maryland in the lineup, who would be competing against their soon-to-be brethren; the draw for the narrow minded sorts who cared only for the athletic side of things could be drawn in by a top 25 match-up pitting Duke against Michigan and then-top-ranked Spartans against wildly erratic North Carolina.
These two marquee match ups were split smartly across the format, which ran thusly: The 12 games were split across two days, with each day featuring two flights of three games apiece; the games in the early flights on ESPN and ESPN2 would begin at 7:15, with a staggered 7:30 start time on ESPNU for the other; the late triad would tip at 9:15 and 9:30. The congruent nature of the schedule was why the War Room was armed with two screens; one game, the most interesting, would run on the Samsung, while the other was streamed online (your correspondent could have acquired another device for simultaneous consumption of all three contests, but was, quite frankly, already feeling rather ridiculous keeping track of two at once, never mind being even able to manage three; thankfully, the 15 minute staggered start often lined up near perfectly with the first two game's halftimes, leaving a nice little hole, gifted from the scheduler, into which to nestle some more extensive third game observation).
Indiana's trip to the Carrier Dome to take on Syracuse—whose sideline reads NEW YORK'S COLLEGE TEAM, even if they did want to kill their holy cathedral in NEW YORK'S MEDIA MARKET—was the first to grace the big screen; Penn State and Pittsburgh, by virtue of representing a once torrid but now predominantly dormant rivalry, assumed the second slot; Georgia Tech and Illinois were relegated to commercial check-ins and occasional drop-ins.
It was obvious that the Orange simply had too much firepower for Indiana to contend with; even their miscues were spectacular, such as a blown alley-oop attempt which was swiftly rectified on the other end with a magnificent block. Indiana struggled to shoot over or get behind Syracuse's 2-3 zone, and the orange jumped out to a 10-0 lead before the Hoosiers finally hit from the free throw line. Indiana would eventually make something of a game out of it, but Syracuse guards Trevor Cooney and Tyler Ennis' 21- and 17-point efforts, respectively, would pave the way for an Orange win. Of note: forward Rakeem Christmas wears, of course, number 259.
Over in Pittsburgh, the Zoo shimmered and bopped in a riotous champagne cacophony, mocking their Keystone rivals with re-appropriations of the Nit's beloved "We are …" cheer. They had come to attend a funeral; displayed on the walls of Pitt's arena were tombstones demarcating the Panther's victims thus far, a raw of pauper's graves featuring such notable foes as Savannah State, Howard, and Duquesne, a lineage from which, admittedly, the Nittany Lions were not far afield. However, the Lions had a weapon in senior point guard Tim Frazier the likes of which the Panthers had not previously seen, and he proceeded to torch them—his lithe, muscular, 6-1 frame continuously cutting in and around the Pitt defense like a living linoleum knife—for 27 points, pacing Penn State to a slim lead with a little over five minutes to go. The Big Ten would not find first blood in this unlikely source, however, as the Panthers responded, reeling off an 11-3 run to close the game.
A loss in Atlanta to the Yellow Jackets meant that the ACC had swept day one's early slate; the evening matches held the old league's better chances, but they would need to win two of the three to assure that the ACC would not clinch with Northwestern's inevitable mauling in Raleigh the next day. Michigan's trip to Cameron Indoor was the linchpin of the opening night festivities, if not the entire Challenge, the only clash of top 25 ranked teams on a slate full of them. Where ESPN's schedulers saw a marquee contest, however, your correspondent saw the meteor game incarnate. A meteor game is that most vexing of competitions wherein one wishes for both parties to loose, wherein one's rooting interests lie in the slim possibility of a meteor falling from the heavens upon the proceedings.
Grievances on the court quickly brought concerns back to the terrestrial; a clear shot clock violation which was subsequently deemed a Duke basket and a ball caroming off the not-petite frame of Marshall Plumlee being awarded to the Blue Devils made it clear that the old Tobacco Road bias, that patina of deity which paints Chapel Hill and Durham and which seems to manifest itself corporeally in an unusual amount of officiating decisions breaking for the Devils/Heels, was to be hobbling the Wolverines this evening. After Michigan's Nik Stauskas tossed his lost sneaker to the Cameron Crazies, who lined the court baying like rabid adjules drenched in Smurf blood, your correspondent relegated the game to the small screen, admittedly for personal reasons10.
Duke would eventually prevail, but the night was not lost; it was with the Hawkeyes and Gophers that the Big Ten's hopes lay. Iowa played host to Notre Dame in a bruising matchup which saw the efforts of Iowa's Aaron White, who had ballerina tights and a black eye and hands which curled up like alabaster cobras at the charity stripe, or when he maneuvered his long, athletic pallor between Irish defenders; Roy Devyn Marble, who laced silky parabolas; and the cigarette slim, prodigiously smiled Jarrod Uthoff, juxtaposed by Irish center Garrick Sherman's raw, ugly power and Moses' burning bush of a beard. Iowa would eventually grind Notre Dame down for the Big Ten's first win.
One would have to lash together White, Uthoff, and at least one more of Iowa's skeletal roster to get constitute even an approximation of Florida State's Michael Ojo, a colossal center from Nigeria whose shoulders could bear an entire cruise ship, yet who occasionally plays with a nonplussing, oddly endearing finesse; after he laid a drop-off pass into the basket, the announcers relayed a tale of Ojo's reluctance to dunk. Apparently, where he played growing up had only one rim, which he treated with circumspect gentleness. Ojo and company were sacrificed upon the raised altar of The Barn, the Golden Gophers' guard duo of Andre and Austin Hollins—as far as your correspondent can tell, unrelated—the leading scorers in a 10-point Minnesota win to send the conference into the locker room with some confidence.
Entering day 2 of the Challenge with a 4-2 lead, the ACC seemed primed to regain outright its title. With Northwestern's defeat all but assured—and verily, the Wildcats would end up mauled by the Wolf Pack—the Big Ten would have to win every other match on the card for the comeback, or go 4-out-of-5 to tie. Wisconsin did their part in a brutal mire of a game at the University of Virginia. Bo Ryan's Badgers held the Cavaliers to shooting 23% (!) from the floor and 38 points on the night, while the Cavaliers proved no paper bags themselves, availing themselves of a staunch pack line defense11 which kept Wisconsin's own field percentage somewhere slightly south of 30%. "An ability to make any shot would come in handy for either team right now," an announcer noted. The Badges eventually exsanguinated the Wahoos, proving the Big Ten's superiority in the realm of ugly, obstinate, truculent hoops.
Meanwhile, in Columbus, Maryland peacocked about in front of its future mates, outfitted in black-on-black uniforms with screaming accents across their flanks and shoes, snatches of checkered or sable and argent and gules, trefoil bearing crosses drawn from the state flag, which itself draws upon the heraldic banner of the first Lord Baltimore, George Calvert12. They faced in Ohio State, one of their more highly regarded future peers, and, as they were yet one year early to joining the correct side in the ongoing conflict, were dispatched with.
Key to the Super Mario-esque shell stomping of the visiting Terrapins was Aaron Craft, whose tenacity and skill as a perimeter and one-on-one defender is regarded across the nation; Craft has, to use the parlance, a motor, with his being of a particularly high rev; one sees it in his play, of course, the hip pocket location, the ever shuffling feet, the ever probing hands, but it is most noticeable on his face, where red, angry blotches shaped like the Arab Peninsula bloom across his cheeks whenever he seems to be working hard, which, if the prominence and duration of the blotches is any indication, is always.
The Buckeyes entered the locker room at the half up by 17 off of a series of events which serve as a microcosm for their best ball: Craft set upon his man at the top of the arc with a savage pincering of arms; having devoured the poor soul like an ant lion, Craft passed, from on his back, the newly acquired ball to teammate Sam Thompson, who swept in on a break and authoritatively ended the play with a dunk (must have been fewer concerns for rims in Chicago). Maryland would close the gap at times in the second half, but the psychic damage had been done, and Ohio State notched another win for the suddenly back in it Big Ten.
Purdue ran over the struggling Boston College Eagles, while Nebraska, still freshly appointed vanguards of the western front, hosted the Hurricanes in the still sparkling new Pinnacle Bank Arena. The Huskers faithful, so exalted for their devotion and congeniality to the Black Shirts, turned out en masse for the event, a rollicking red sea that garnered comparisons to Cameron and Pittsburgh. They were on, dancing and clapping and bouncing about, haunting Miami's Davon Reed—and later, Manu Lecomte—with whooping denigrations, air ball, air ball, air ball, whenever they touched the rock; the Huskers responded in kind, draining three pointers from the corn fields and holding against Miami, which was admittedly a ghost ship of its previous seasons's self.
Nebraska's fortitude would end up being the deciding factor in the outcome of The Challenge, as the Lincoln contingent managed to deadlock the series—and retain the Cup—for the Big Ten yet again. Any thoughts of winning the title outright had mostly been abandoned shortly after the tip in East Lansing; Roy Williams' maddeningly erratic Tar Heels13 took the fight directly to State with the kind physicality one would expect from a Big Ten or Classic Big East team, belting Michigan State on the offensive boards from the opening minutes.
Big Body Kennedy Meeks, whose furrowed brow resembled nothing so much as venetian blinds, was dominant for the Heels, pouring in 15 points, good enough for team high in a score-by-committee effort, and contributing to the glass cleaning efforts mightily with teammate J. P. Tokoto, who lead the category. Not even the somewhat off-pace night for James Michael McAdoo, who has wonderfully faux-unkept hair a la the glass paneled penthouse ensconced Drake of the "I'm On One" video, and Marcus Paige, could not derail the well, railing, Roy Williams' crew laid down in Jack Breslin.
When the baby blue dust had settled, North Carolina emerged with a 15-point victory and the Spartans had their first home loss to an unranked, non-conference foe in over a decade. Michigan State looked sluggish and, far worse, soft in the contest; Izzo would tell the media afterwards that it was "One of the more disappointing performances of my career here."
Tom Izzo's career, as illustrious as it may be, is not really what is at stake here, of course; that would be the pecking order of things on Pride Rock, w/r/t to athletics and dick measuring and even, yes, academics, but most importantly with economics, and the Big Ten had already licked the ACC in that regard, and would have even if every one of its teams had been caned off the court. In the money-making plantation system of Top End College Athletics, only TV contracts, bowl payouts, and staying far enough head of the Cartel to run afoul matter, all of which would be perfectly acceptable—well, minus the Cartel, of course—if the great, shining straw man of amateurism and academics were not continually foisted upon the consumers and, worse, the young men (we are talking revenue sports here, so, unfortunately, it is all men) upon whose blood, fragile ligaments and futures these millions were leveraged against.
The straw man sits so proudly upon his throne due to the system's reliance on what are, essentially, youth; it is carried on the wide shoulders of athletes who are forever ensnared by the cruel, gossamer threads of sporting fate and, more frighteningly for the men making the money, ruled by the mercurial whims of the college aged mind. The blinds and maneuvering and One-Shining-Moment nepenthes must stay, because millions of dollars are at stake, and a paper lion is a difficult thing to protect.
The Footnotes: Or, The Most Obvious Hint I Can Give For Readers Who Have Not Yet Figured Out This Is A David Foster Wallace Homage
1. The embarrassment in this case stemming not only from your correspondent's natural demureness and desperate desire to not sound like he is flouting his new toy—although the solid state hard drive is, indeed, notably faster, and, being the main selling point for your correspondent, is highly recommended for your next machine, with the caveat that your correspondent hardly constitutes what one would consider a "computer guy," by any means—but also how he came to find himself needing one. A can of Miller High Life, which had been assumed to be positioned safely away from the computer, proved itself to only be positioned safely away from the clumsy movements of man, not beast. When Maggie the pug dog, of rheumy eyes and distended tongue, was lifted into the lap before the computer and proceeded to uncharacteristically flail her tiny paws about, sending the beer onto the laptop and your correspondent into edge-of-tears histrionics.
2. Squids and cuttlefish generally have eight arms and two tentacles; octopuses have eight arms and no tentacles. While the terms are sometimes used interchangeably, in general, an arm is covered with suckers* upon most of their lengths, while tentacles posses them only near their ends. Those two long, whip-like appendages one sees giant squid dragging across the sides of sperm whale in imagination—and horror, one supposes—sparking dramatizations? Those are the tentacles.
*One hopes that "sucker" is the commonly accepted and used term among scientists.
3. If one is working with a very loose definition of the term "art." (In application to the squid, not the Rip City hurricane.)
4. One would perhaps expect that the Ivy League, with many of its venerable institutions predating the nation itself, would be America's oldest conference, but according to that sometimes-correct apocrypha-font Wikipedia, the term first came into use in The Christian Science Monitor in 1935, only becoming official with the establishment of the NCAA's Division I in 1954.
5. The qualifications, as laid down by economics of sports teacher and hockey coach T.J. Manastersky for being a cartel: A cartel must demonstrate relevant control of a given market (check), the ability to monitor and control entities in said market (check), the ability to control entrances and exits into said market (check), and the ability to punish those in said market (big fucking-a right check).
6. The Big East was transubstantiated, and is now comprised of the Catholic schools from its original iteration.
7. The SEC's new ESPN run personal television station will almost assuredly place it atop the Scrooge McDuck money pile within the next few years.
8. Civil Rights historian Taylor Branch, in a superb piece for The Atlantic, really revealed the term for the hyphenated horror it is, noting that student-athlete is, along with amateurism, are "legalistic confections propagated by the universities so they can exploit the skill and fame of young athletes." A little later, he states that being designated as student-athletes "deprives them of their right to due process guaranteed by the Constitution."
9. One would perhaps expect a joke here, but your correspondent does not know any good basketball forward jokes.
10. Those personal reasons being that he hates the two teams in question, hates every last thing about them, and he did not feel that the meteor was coming.
11. The pack line is sort of a conflation of the man-to-man defense and the zone, in that, while a player will go out to the perimeter to guard the ball, as in a man-to-man, the other will slough off, not coming above the pack line—generally, a few feet inside the three point line—in an effort to completely shield the area inside the pack line from penetration, spiritually similar to a zone. For this reason, it is also called a "sagging man-to-man" defense.
12. Interestingly, the yellow and black aspects of the flag come directly from the Calvert family, and were the only ones used during the colonial period; by the time of the Civil War, the checks had become synonymous with a state that, however reluctantly, had stayed in the union. In response, the Crossland arms were adopted by Confederate sympathizers as a sort of secondary flag for their home state. (All of this can be found on the Maryland Secretary of State website. The case almost certainly provides the most colorful and potentially blood-soaked example of vexillogy amongst the states.)
13. North Carolina, coming into East Lansing, had beaten the then third-ranked defending national champion Louisville Cardinals before losing to perennial mid-major power Belmont at home and, more shockingly, to the University of Alabama at Birmingham, albeit on the Blazers' home court; basically, the Heels season had hitherto tacked to the predictable as does your average methamphetamine addict.
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Hopefully, by now, you know the risks associated with Alzheimer's disease. Those over the age of 65 have a 1 in 10 chance of suffering symptoms and those over 85 have a 50% chance. 1 This post isn't going to concentrate on preventing Alzheimer's completely, we don't understand enough about it yet. This post will focus on how you can prevent yourself from experiencing symptoms, even if you do contract the disease.
Studies have shown there is a discrepancy between neuropathological damage being caused by Alzheimer's disease, and behavioral alterations that manifest as a result of that damage. For example, let's pretend Patient A and Patient B contract Alzheimer's at the exact same time. It is very possible that Patient A will be experiencing serious symptoms in one year while Patient B may go years before experiencing mild symptoms. The theory for this phenomenon is called "The Cognitive Reserve Theory".
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A cognitive reserve describes the minds resilience to damage on a behavior basis. It doesn't measure how much damage the brain sustains, rather, it measures how severe the behavioral changes as a result of that damage are. Having a greater number of neurons and synapses directly contributes to having a stronger cognitive reserve. 3 Building your cognitive reserve will keep your mind sharp even if you contract Alzheimer's. You will still contract the disease, but your behavior won't change, and you won't lose your memories.
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The first nootropic you should consider when trying to build your cognitive reserve is Lion's Mane Mushroom. Lion's Mane is a completely natural nootropic which increases levels of the protein neuron growth factor (NGF) in the hippocampus. The NGF protein causes your brain to produce neurons at a faster rate (neurogenesis), and helps protect new neurons. Read our article on Lion's Mane Mushroom for more information.
The "Racetam" nootropics can also help build your cognitive reserve. Instead of improving neurogenesis, nootropics like Piracetam and Aniracetam improve synaptic plasticity. Synaptic plasticity refers to your brain's ability to form, destroy, strengthen, and weaken synaptic connections. However, this means "Racetam" nootropics won't help on their own. They merely open your brain to positive change. In order to make your brain change for the better, you need to engage in mentally taking activities. Taking Piracetam and watching TV all day might help you remember the characters, but it won't help build your cognitive reserve. Read more about the most common "Racetam" nootropic, Piracetam.
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Besides nootropics, both mental and aerobic exercise can strengthen your cognitive reserve. Challenging mental exercise may build new synaptic connections. Aerobic exercise stimulates the protein brain-derived nootropic factor (BDNF). 4 BDNF is similar to NGF and will help you produce neurons faster.
Taking steps to improve your cognitive reserve is good for your mental health, all your cognitive functions, and will keep you sharp as you age. You don't want to spend your last days not knowing who your family is, who you are, or what is going on in your head.
1. Alzheimer's Statistics: http://www.wellingtonparc.com/FAQ_Alzheimers_Disease.pdf
2. Katzman R, Terry R, DeTeresa R, Brown T, Davies P, Fuld P, Renbing X, Peck A (1988). Clinical, pathological, and neurochemical changes in dementia: a subgroup with preserved mental status and numerous neocortical plaques. Annals of Neurology. 23(2):138-44.
3. Bigio EH, Hynan LS, Sontag E, Satumtira S, White CL (2002). Synapse loss is greater in presenile than senile onset Alzheimer disease: implications for the cognitive reserve hypothesis. Neuropathology and Applied Neurobiology. 28(3):218-27


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This page catalogues the evolution of SMS—and incidentally the evolution of mapping technology. From a 1934 map surveyed by an SMS alumna to relatively basic maps from the 1990s to current satellite views.
Click on the thumbnails for full size images.
|Map of the school area created by late W E G J Watson (Class of 1927), apparently a qualified Ordnance Surveyor, in 1934, based on his surveys of 1928. Note that at the time it was Abu High School (AHS). Aloysius D'Souza's (1951) daughter Deepika happened to meet Watson's sister (since deceased) in Cambridge UK in 1996, and picked this up. The original map covers the area from Dilwara Road (near Toll Bar) to pretty close to Shallow Bay. This is a small extract.
|With apologies to Mr Watson, an update. Move your mouse cursor over the newer structures; some link to photos.
|Larger section of Watson's map, from Big Pitch in the southwest to Paddy's Bridge at north centre, with the colour update superimposed.
|Aerial photograph of the SMS campus, taken in 1984 by Capt Fernandes (father of Bruce) from an IAF copter.
|SMS campus from space. As we come full circle
with technology, it's useful to compare this with Watson's (1927) hand
map above and to appreciate how darn accurate it was. More space shots
|Mount Abu, from mapsofindia.com (links to their original)
|Generated at the ESRI web site, probably based on the GTOPO30 digital elevation models from EROS data centre. The red dot is Abu, and Abu Road lies in the little dip to the east of that range — the railway track appears in the maps below.
|Can't remember where this came from ... maybe NASA's index to the Apollo and space shuttle pictures. If you were wondering where Sirohi was ...
|Southern Rajasthan from Ahmedabad to Jaipur. This and the one below were generated at the National Geographic web site, combining WorldSat satellite imagery, the Digital Chart of the World, GTOPO30 (suspected), and ESRI web mapping software.
|Western India from Bombay to Delhi. Beautiful job on the continental shelf and the Afghan ranges.
|The first relatively detailed shots publicly
available in 2006, from Space
Imaging (now GeoEye). Some popular haunts are
annotated in. Future astronauts: your assignment on Day One is to
locate this scene.
Shots below are from DigitalGlobe, with TerraMetrics elevation, distributed by Google Earth.
|Looking from school towards town
|Looking east from near school (right
foreground) at Plummy.
|Looking west from 2 km above Golden Horn (a
sharpish rock in the foreground, slightly left of centre). SMS is
in the mid
distance on the left, and town is beyond.
|School campus and surrounds.


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Cobham played some of the best Rugby they have played all season in attack & defence against Medway on Saturday.
A number of changes to the squad from the last match against CS Rugby because of injury & unavailability saw Wing Miles Fletcher debut at Scrumhalf, playing his first ever game at 9. Veteran Arran Cowell came into the Centre with Wing Jordan Oldershaw & Fullback James Clement. On the bench Utility forward Brown, Hooker Mayer & Centre Luke Oldershaw came into the squad.
Cobham new they needed to play well against a side that needed a win to keep their promotion ambitions alive with Havant closely chasing them for 2nd place.
Cobham also new with Brighton not far behind them they needed a result to keep their ambitions of finishing in the top 5 on track.
From the kick off Cobham took their chances well with Fly half Tom Farrelly opening the scoring with an intercept try. Farrelly Converting his own try.
7-0 Cobham
Medway showed why they are 2nd in the league & responded with their own try but conversion being missed.
7-5 Cobham
Max MacDonald got Cobham's 2nd try, courtesy of a cross field kick from Farrelly, Max catching the kick & beating his opposite man to score in the corner. Conversion missed.
12-5 Cobham
Medway showed early doors the power in their scrum & scored from a driving scrum picking from the base to go over the line. Conversion missed
12-10 Cobham
Cobham made an early change with injury to No 8 Jake McQuade, Josh Brown came on into the pack.
Medway were applying plenty of pressure on Cobham, but Cobham turned defence into attacked soaking up Medway pressure on their line & from a turner over Cobham went the length of the field with Clements, both MacDonald's combining & Captain Adrian Van Der Ploeg going over from a short pass from scrum half Fletcher to get Cobham's 3rd try. Farrelly converting
19-10 Cobham
Half Time
From the kick off Max MacDonald got his 2nd of the day to open the 2nd half. Again good pressure from Cobham saw hands down the line with James MacDonald setting cousin Max up for his double. Conversion missed From out wide.
Max now just one try away from equalling Matt Goddard's try record from last season of 19 try's in a season. Max hoping to break the record over the final 2 matches.
24-10 Cobham
Another injury this time to James MacDonald & Luke Oldershaw came onto replace him.
Cobham were soaking up the pressure across the the line but also now in the scrum & getting on top of their visitors.
But Medway's next score came with a slip in the line & allowed Medway through under the posts. Try converted
24-17 Cobham
From resultant pressure on the Medway line Cobham won a Penalty. Choosing to kick for the corner Cobham took a catch & drive & Doug Rodman was driven over from 5 metres out. Farrelly converting
29-17 Cobham
After resilient defence pressure from Medway & one missed tackle from Cobham had Medway go under the posts to close the score. Try Converted
31-24 Cobham
Cobham were defending heroically
phase after phase from the Medway attack & from the pressure Tom Farrelly scored his 2nd try of the day in similar fashion to his first, intercepting the ball & backing his pace to out sprint the cover defence.
Conversion missed
36-24 Cobham
Paul Mayer came on to give fresh legs to the pack & replace hooker Andrew Murphy.
Medway were throwing everything at Cobham to get back into the match but from a Medway mistake Cobham were able to kick the ball through & Jordan Oldershaw kept his composure to pick up the rolling ball & beat the cover defence to score his 1st try for 1stxv. Conversion Missed from out wide
41-24 Cobham
The match finished with the Final
score 41-24 to Cobham.
Credit to the full squad today against a physical Medway side.
With 2 matches left of the season Cobham will be looking to secure fifth place & capitalise on any slip ups by Chichester in 4th place with 10 points still available.
Cobham travel next, away to bottom placed Gravesend then finish the season off at home to Thurrock.
After the match senior coach Chris Gibbons gave his thoughts.
"I thought the game was on a knife edge for a long time and despite always leading we couldn't put them away, showing what a quality side they are. The game changed after an outstanding defensive set from the guys repelling phase after phase from Medway, who just couldn't cross the line. After this the belief was strong and 2 more tries sealed the game. It was a really pleasing performance from the guys and defensively we were outstanding with players getting back on their feet quickly. With 2 games left we want to continue this good form and finish the season on a high note"
Thanks to the Braemar club for sponsorship of the new electronic scoreboard. A fitting first result for its first use.


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Dear Greg & John,
Thank you both so very much for your wonderful and professional assistance with helping us sell our motor home! Dealt with a few other people, but, no one compared to your site. You "showcased" our RV beautifully! We received more inquiries, through your site, about our motorhome than any other. Our buyers were wonderful people and great to deal with! In fact, it was a feature of our motor home that you chose to put on the front page that attracted them! See, it was the '"showcasing"! Love the way your site is set up and the quality of the site and the pictures are amazing! Loved that you required no money up front and you respected the honesty of people-hard to find that in people today, especially a business. Our money spent with you was definitely well spent! We would, and do, highly recommend your services! Again-THANK YOU! http://www.dreamfindersrv.com/RV/7707400/details.htm
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"No worries, I would highly recommend them; in fact for us they were really our only option. We bought our '07 coach for 150K new (43K off list) and were able to sell it about a month ago for 141K after full-timing on it from day one. Prior to discovering Dreamfinders during some extensive online research our options were using a broker and getting 85K or PPL consignment in Houston for 105K. Since we full-timed, the later was not an option. Regardless, our coach was immaculate with many custom features and we had 87 staged perfect pictures (like in the brochures); if the pictures weren't perfect we made them so. We noticed nobody else did that so ours really stood out. You have to keep in mind that you have a very high ticket item.
People don't want to come all the way across the country twice ($1K or more ea time). They want to know what they are getting and come planning to buy it if there are no red flags at delivery. The benefit of Dreamfinders is they have the nation-wide marketing system all set up--we got 1-2 calls per week, but after we posted our pictures everyone who called wanted to buy it. Working with them also allowed us to live in our coach right up until the day we sold and more importantly have some control over the sale. Sure the pictures and talking to callers took some time but Dreamfinders did the hard part--or at least the things that we didn't know how to do and frankly didn't want to take the time to learn. The fees they charge is a pittance for what they do. Thanks to them we have another $1300 in our monthly budget and the palm trees and pool still look and feel the same!
Within less than 2 weeks of posting our pictures we had a check for 15K and were very comfortable with both our contract and our leasees that we spent the day with orienting. There really seems to be a pent-up demand for coaches because people are unable to get financing.
John said 90% of coaches are lease/purchase and I have no reason to doubt him. In our case the leasees did have the money but if they had to pay cash they would buy a new one--who wouldn't? They liked the flexibility and the terms worked better for them--it was truely a win-win. Larry Stanley is the contract consultant who makes it all happen. He disqualified a couple of buyers before ours was approved so I knew he and Dreamfinders were on the up and up. As we went through the process he was always there for us answering all our questions in a frank, direct, yet personable way. He is extremely knowledgable--I actually had an attorney review the contract just prior to completing the deal and he didn't know as much as Larry about this type of transaction. The attorney found no flaws in the contract and when it comes down to it the contract is everything in this type of deal. Most RV owners contemplating selling want cash--and they can get it but just a fraction of what their rig is worth. We don't waste anything and our 6.5% interest rate was/is pure gold--we didn't want to throw it away.
We consider our leasees friends and have traded emails regularly since the transaction. We absolutely loved our coach and the time we spent on her but she had done her job for us and it was no longer feasible to keep her. Our leasees have upgraded the sound system and have plans to put a hard surface floor in--something we never could afford to do. We know our coach is in good hands and she needed to get out there and get some tread worn off of her 4 year-old tires--I guess its like giving up a child for adoption. It's a big decision so let me know if you have any other specific questions.
A happy X-RVer,
"I highly recommend the services of DreamfindersRV.com to find a qualified buyer/lessee for your RV. I received more request for discussion of my Motorhome from DreamfindersRV.com in just a 6 week period than I had recieved in the previous 8 months dealing with other services. Their program for screening potential buyers /lessees is great and their help in dealing with the final contracts is wonderful and provides piece of mind. I found no other services anywhere as helpful."
Thanks for your help.
I want to thank you for your assistance in
selling my RV. What I like about the way you do
business, is that you take no money up front,
like others do. I had two instances that I paid
up front. One ended up only showing the ad for
about a month and that was it. The other said
it would sell in six months or your money back.
Well, it did not sell, and when I asked for a
refund, there were several reasons why I did not
qualify. I appreciated that you gave me
interested buyers, and Larry checked them out
and told me if they were qualified buyers or
not. The RV has sold and I very much appreciate
all you have done.
John Hiebel and Larry Stanley (Dream Finders) have provided my wife and I with one of the best services in the RV market. Their services are worth every penny (and more), than they charge.
Over the last 3 years we had problems selling our Coach in the down market. I was originally skeptical of their offer, it does seem to be too good to be true. I have since discovered that they make a profit because they have invented a better mousetrap.
I was initially skeptical, as you should be. Ask questions. Secure references. Play "what if….". If you do not get answers that satisfy you, ask them "WHY…"? Their differentiators are to focus on a well written contract to use in the sales process, evaluating the buyer and supporting the meeting of the minds. Always remember that the contract must be good for both Buyer and Seller for it to have sustained support from both. What made the difference for me was the background check that Capt. Larry had made and the personal meeting I had with the buyer before the sale. I also considered a lien, but dismissed it after considering the position of the Buyer. I think you would find it difficult to require a lien and then to enforce it.
From my non-legal perspective, John and Larry have written a contract that effectively covers the Seller and provides buying incentives to the average Buyer. I don't think that you can construct a CYA contract for the Seller that will be acceptable to most buyers.
Dream Finders provides an outstanding service. Their advice and service worked for us and we are comfortable with the buyer they found. We are happy with their solution to our problem.
We hope you are too.
Contact me if you have any additional questions.
"John; We're impressed. You do things with excellence. You don't find this very much in today's world, even among most Believers. It was truly the leading of the Lord that caused you to send us the advertisement. Thank you so much for all your efforts on our behalf. You are a blessing. We are praying for you and all your endeavors, that God would cause you to find favor and bless you. Merry and Lance."
"Dear John,
Michael and I wanted to share in the good news, as of this month, the motor home you helped us find. is now paid in full.
It was hard work, and some scary parts, in making all the payments, we said we would, to you and to Trent and his family, but we did it.
Michael and I would once again, like to thank you for all that you have done for us,
We hope that you and yours are blessed, for the blessing you have helped us make true
again thank you so very much
God Bless
A very happy buyer"
"John and Larry, I want to thank you for your assistance in selling my RV. What I like about the way you do business, is that you take no money up front, like others do. I had two instances that I paid up front. One ended up only showing the ad for about a month and that was it. The other said it would sell in six months or your money back. Well, it did not sell, and when I asked for a refund, there were several reasons why I did not qualify. I appreciated that you gave me interested buyers, and Larry checked them out and told me if they were qualified buyers or not. The RV has sold and I very much appreciate all you have done. Thanks, Bob"
Please feel free to use us as a reference and add the following to your testimonials:
We were severely upside down on our Class A motorhome. It was sitting in storage costing us $1500 per month! I had used another company prior to Dream Finders and it was a complete disaster so I was extremely sceptical. Once I spoke with John and Larry and found out how the process works and how they protect the seller/lessor with the background checks and the contract itself, I felt I had found the right place. Although it took some time, it was well worth the wait as John found us the perfect buyer for our coach. Larry went out of his way to take care of all the details on a Saturday and the happy new owners drove away the same day! A HUGE burden has been lifted and we can now breathe a lot easier! Thanks again John & Larry!
The Johnsons
Yes - everything went well. In fact Jamison Kovenenko seems to be a special person.
He phoned this AM from Albuquerque saying the rig is working nicely.
We prayed with him about including a personal relationship with the Lord in his business calling. He had a J.W. background; but he has pulled away from it. We are part of a dynamic prayer group at our church "called "Tuesdays at the Temple."
Everyone prayed for the Kovenenko's; and I feel Jamison was meant to meet us and visa versa.
I comment that the contract designed by Larry is excellent.
Three checks are in the mail.
May you continue to have good success in out work.
Proverbs 22:1
Cameron W. Wilson
Hi John,
Yes, we would be happy to provide you with a testimonial:
We had a 2007 Monaco motorhome that we wished to sell. John Hiebel listed our coach and within days provided us with a prospective buyer. Together, we decided to go with a lease/purchase option. A contract was drafted that was agreeable to both parties and the exchange was made. The service was prompt, thorough and completely professional. It was a good decision to go with Dream Finders RV.
We will refer folks wishing to sell their coach to you.
Denise Cosgrove
Hi, John! Thanks for all your help in selling our RV, we'd be happy to write a little testimonial for you. Her goes. We were extremely pleased with Dream Finders in finding a buyer for our motorhome! The entire experience was very pleasant and we were impressed with their professionalism in screening viable buyers and providing all of the necessary contractual and legal aspects to protect our investment. We turned to Dream Finders after numerous, unsuccessful attempts with other services. Then within days, we started receiving potential buyers for our consideration. Mr. Hiebel and his staff were always extremely helpful and made the process less stressful and hassle-free. Thank you Dream Finders! Rich and Jane Mason Hope this helps with your marketing. We would be happy to provide referrals, they can call us at our home number 386-492-5050. Take care, Jane and Rich Mason
Thank you for the great service Dream Finders has provided us. The
transaction went well and without any problems. My wife will be depositing
the finder's fee today at Wells Fargo here in Columbia.
Thank you for your service in the USMC as well!
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These families have special days in June. Please remember in Prayer….
| The family of Patricia Jordan
6/23/1962 - 5/6/1999
Her mother Genevieve Jordan
Her sister Christina Jordan
|The family of Matthew Smyth
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6/21/1984 - 10/28/2003
His parents Steve & Mary Smyth
His sister Alison Smyth
| The family of Brent Shoemaker
(Toxic effects of prescription drug)
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His parents Larry & Tootie Shoemaker
|The family of Brian Mullin
(Auto accident)
His parents Kevin & Donna Mullin
His sister Diane Mullin
His brother Peter Mullin
| The family of Alys Rodal
(Complications of diabetes)
2/21/1965 - 6/20/2001
Her parents Donna & Gary Bondahl
|The family of Crawford Roney
(Complications of tonsilectomy)
4/3/1999 - 6/14/1999
His parents Margaret Clarkson & Peter Roney
|The family of Chad Chambers
(Auto accident)
His parents Woody & Irene Chambers
His sisters Anne Chambers Terrell
& Amy Chambers
|The family of Elliott Storey
(Auto accident)
6/9/1983 - 9/24/2001
His mother Sheila Storey
His sister Mindi Storey-Johnson
|The family of David Collins
His mother Jennifer Collins
His brothers Brian & Justin Collins
|The family of Danny Myles
His sister Marita Myles
His brother Earl Myles
| The family of Cassie Wine
(AML Leukemia)
6/10/1994 - 2/14/2003
Her mother Tina Wine
Her sisters Brittany, Keeleigh & Hailee
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(Massive heart attack)
3/6/1976 - 6/21/2000
His mother Marilyn Thomen
His sister Kim Newhart
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(Premature birth)
6/15/2002 - 6/15/2002
Their parents Scott & Pauline Whited
Their brother Deven Stout
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9/17/1983 - 6/1/2003
His mom & stepdad Larry & Andrea Claycamp
His sister Lisa Wallace
His brother Daniel Berg
|The family of Dustin Roalson
5/18/1983 - 6/20/1986
His mother Carol Friedman
His father Rick Roalson
His sister Trisha Roalson
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(Auto accident)
9/5/1986 - 6/15/2004
His mother Angie Benson
His sisters Ashleigh, Amy, Amanda & Abby
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(Auto accident)
7/23/1981 - 6/12/1995
His mother Lisa Frost
His brother Matthew Freeborn
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(Auto accident)
Her parents Varda & Arnie Wendroff
Her brother Jason Wendroff-Rawnicki
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(Auto accident)
6/18/1982 - 3/1/2002
Her father Jeffrey Weiss
Her brother Darren Weiss
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His mother Gloria Norwood
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(Auto accident)
12/19/1981 - 6/5/2001
His mother Jenny Macauley
His brother Craig Macauley
|The family of Sumerlyn Streeter
(Auto accident)
6/1/1981 - 10/9/2000
Her parents Jim & Yvette Streeter
|The family of Joseph Tocco
6/2/1979 - 8/29/2003
His parents Susan & Joseph Tocco
His sister Jodi
|The family of Logan Book
(Head trauma)
6/1999 - 2/11/2001
His parents Melissa & Hippie Book
His brother Luke Book
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(Heart defect)
6/4/2005 - 10/20/2005
Her mother Kathy Hunt
Her brother Abraham
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(Trisomy 13)
6/8/2006 - 6/27/2006
His mother Samantha Vincent
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(Hunter syndrome)
6/17/1990 - 4/22/2005
His mother Kathy Anderson
His sisters Amber & Casey
|The family of Anya George-Svahn
(Pulmonary vein stenosis/sepsis)
6/6/2005 - 12/31/2005
Her mother Lisa George-Svahn
|The family of Andrew Petrokubi
(Auto accident)
6/20/1982 - 9/26/2005
His father Jim Petrokubi
His sister Julie
|The family of Ashley DeLoach
(Pulmonary artresia)
11/18/1998 - 6/12/1999
Her mother Niki DeLoach
Her sister Olivia DeLoach
Her brother Joseph DeLoach
|The family of Benjamin King
(Gun shot)
6/9/2006 - ?
His mother Sandra King
|The family of Armando Garcia
(Auto accident)
6/26/1949 - 12/5/1998
His daughter Bianca Cervantes
|The family of Brady Thomas
(Stillbirth-unknown cause)
6/22/2006 - 6/22/2006
His mother Bianca Thomas
|The family of Caitlin Mayes
(Acute lymphocytic Leukemia)
6/30/1986 - 11/27/2005
Her mother Georgia Mayes
Her brother Tristan
|The family of Cameron Blackburn
(Farm accident)
9/6/1988 - 6/18/2003
His S Blackburn
|The family of Christy Niece
(Possible SIDS)
6/2005 - 10/20/2005
Her mother Christy O'Reilly
|The family of Charles Coyle
6/16/1970 - 6/17/2005
His mother Patricia Coyle
His sisters Kelly & Jennifer
|The family of Christopher Nadle
7/16/2002 - 6/12/2004
His mother Jill Nadle
His brother Kyle
|The family of Cory Hewitt
(Auto accident)
6/21/1985 - 11/5/2005
His mother Marie
His brothers Bryan & Jarod
|The family of Daniel Gooler
(Auto accident)
4/26/1982 - 6/4/2005
The mother of his girlfriend Emma Compton
|The family of Cory Brown
6/26/1986 - 2/23/2006
His mother Tammy Brown
His brother Ian
|The family of Evan Laws
(Auto accident)
6/8/1987 - 7/28/2005
His mother Heidi Laws
His sister Shannon
His brother Brian
|The family of Eric Carr
8/24/1972 - 6/25/2005
His mother Cheryl Carr
His sister Eteirrah Bowman
His brothers Kyle Bowman & Edgar Schoffner
|The family of Erica Pilger
(Auto accident)
5/14/1987 - 6/4/2005
Her mother Emma Compton
|The family of Heath Hall
(Head-on two vehicle accident)
4/1985 - 6/1/2003
His friends Bruce & Rhonda Kneifl
|The family of Jacklynn & Julianna Mercado
(Umbilical cord accident)
6/4/2006 - 6/4/2006
Their mother Alex Mercado
|The family of Grace Miceli
(Suicidal overdose)
10/27/1984 - 6/8/2005
Her mother Diane Mendolia
Her sister Diana Miceli
|The family of Justin Kneifl
(Head-on two vehicle accident)
10/18/1985 - 6/1/2003
His parents Bruce & Rhonda Kneifl
His sister Mandy
His nephew Trinn
|The family of Jeremy Jenkins
(Accidental gunshot)
? - 6/1/2003
His parents Dennis & Darlene Jenkins
|The family of James Brozetti
(Auto accident)
6/3/1985 - 2/5/2006
His mother Diane Brozzett
His sister Dina
|The family of Jerome Randolph Jr
11/9/1993 - 6/17/2004
His mother Tabbanetia Ballard
His sister Tamaira Ballard
His brother Anthony Ballard
|The family of Jimmy Sayer
(Infection following tonsillectomy)
6/4/1999 - 3/26/2005
His parents Jim & Stephanie Sayer
His brother Craig Macauley
|The family of James Rivas
(Motorcycle accident)
6/19/1978 - 3/31/2001
His mother Mary Ann Quinn
His sister Michelle Williams
|The family of Joanna Rosser Sims
(Auto accident)
6/19/1968 - 12/3/1997
Her father James Rosser
Her sister Elizabeth Rosser Smith
Her brother James Rosser Jr
|The family of Jodi Mylie
(Ovarian cancer)
6/6/1975 - 1/7/2006
Her sisters Heather Keeler & Erica Messina
Her brother Jarrett Messina
|The family of Jordan Luddeke
(Auto accident)
4/1/1988 - 6/29/2005
His mother Pamela Etheridge Luddeke
His sister Chelsea
His brother Justin
His aunt Jo Ann Nalley
His grandmother Rose Tacy
|The family of Joshua Delaney
6/23/1982 - 6/15/2005
His mother Kay Crawford
His sister Gabrielle
His brother Matthew
|The family of Justin Manning
(Auto accident)
5/29/1979 - 6/13/2004
His mother Linda Manning
His brother Jason Manning
|The family of Justin Walker
6/18/1988 - 1/22/2006
His mother Corinne Walker
His brother Cody
|The family of Kimberlee Murphy
(Fire/smoke inhalation)
12/24/1967 - 6/28/2005
Her mother Sheila Behrend
|The family of Karla Leija
6/26/? - ?
Her mother Carmen Leija
|The family of Katy Henry
(Road rage)
6/12/1984 - 7/27/2003
Her mother Gail Henry
Her sisters Sarah, Emily & Allison
Her brothers Erik & Frankie
|The family of Kory Schramm
(Struck by car)
6/10/1981 - 7/16/2004
His mother Wendy Schramm
His sister Karlee
His brother Kristopher
|The family of Linda Barton
(Lung cancer)
6/8/1942 - 4/20/2006
Her sister Gale Clark
|The family of Kris Peterson
6/4/1967 - 10/12/2005
Her mother Virginia Peterson
Her sisters MaryBeth, Debbie, Christina & Cassandra
Her brothers David & Jonathan
|The family of Michael Buthot
(Roadside bomb-Baghdad Iraq)
6/13/1986 - 4/22/2006
His sister Amy Bouthot
His brothers Joseph & Eddie
|The family of Mark Markos
6/25/1976 - 11/21/2005
His mother Kathie Markos
His sisters Kelley, Johanna & Krystina
|The family of Michael Higgins
(Possible aneurysm)
6/17/1985 - 4/6/2006
His father Robert Higgins
|The family of Oliver Harvey
6/19/1988 - 5/28/2005
His mother Beverly Harvey
His sister Rebecca Harvey
|The family of Patrick Orsino
(Streptococcal toxic shock following minor surgery)
6/15/1980 - 3/17/2005
His mother Sandra Orsino
His sister Andrea
|The family of Phillip Cunnagin Jr
(Auto accident)
3/11/1977 - 6/18/1998
His sisters Mary Cunnagin Maguire
& Kat Cunnagin Albritton
|The family of Raul Perez
(Passenger in auto accident)
6/30/1983 - 3/26/2006
His parents Raul & Lisa Perez
His sister Kristell
His brother Alex
|The family of Sarah Thursby
6/27/1979 - 8/4/2004
Her parents Alan & Karen Thursby
Her brothers Jonathan & Daniel
|The family of Rhonda Estep
(Auto accident)
8/26/1966 - 6/16/2005
Her parents Wendell & Jolene Rochelle
Her brother Randy Rochelle
Her husband Mike
Her daughter Brittany
Her son Josh
|The family of Shannon Huguley
6/27/1967 - 2/1/2006
Her mother S Garland
|The family of Tiffany Vance
(Auto accident)
9/18/1988 - 6/6/2005
Her parents Steve & Lisa Vance
Her sister Stephany Vance
|The family of Scott Silagy
(Complications during surgery)
2/22/1980 - 6/25/1995
His mother Sally Silagy
His sisters Amanda, Carrie & Andrea
His brother Todd
|The family of Sharvion Watson
(Premature birth)
5/10/2006 - 6/10/2006
Her mother Sonja Watson
Her sister Sade Johnson
|The family of Matthew Friedman
3/11/1986 - 6/16/2003
His mother Carol Friedman
His father Curtis Friedman
His brother Christopher Friedman
|The family of Trisha Haggerty
10/29/1970 - 6/13/2005
Her mother Natalie Huber Riggs
Her sisters Carol, Jennifer & Lindsey
Her brother Jeremy
|The family of Jarvion Watson
(Premature birth)
5/10/2006 - 6/16/2006
Her mother Sonja Watson
Her sister Sade Johnson
|The family of Alexis Packard
9/5/2000 - 6/5/2000
Her mother Mary Ann
|The family of Ashley Knight
(Hypoplastic left heart syndrome)
12/9/2004 - 6/22/2006
Her mother Teri Knight
Her sisters Danielle, Brittany & Jessica
Her brother Michael
|The family of Barry Miller
1/13/1987 - 6/28/2006
His sisters Carrie Cadavid & Stephanie Miller
|The family of Bart Burris
(Auto accident)
1/24/1987 - 6/17/2006
His mother Susie
His brothers Buck & Blade
|The family of Billy Rudd
6/17/1975 - 11/22/2006
His father Bill Rudd
His sister Wendi Marshall
His brothers Josh & Scott Rudd
|The family of Braedon Mahlke
(Surgical complications)
6/6/2003 - 5/19/2006
His mother Mindy Mahlke
|The family of Brea
(Possible SIDS)
1/19/2005 - 6/20/2006
Her mother Janelle Walton
Her sister Kayla
Her brother Sione
|The family of Caleb Ayers
12/5/1991 - 6/22/2006
His mother Kim Reynolds
His brother Joshua
|The family of Charles Carroll
(HUS-Complications of e.Coli)
6/16/1993 - 6/1/2006
His mother Teresa Smith
|The family of Chloe Dator
(Blood clot in lungs)
6/19/1988 - 8/12/2006
Her mother Dani Dator
|The family of Chris Black
6/24/1982 - 1/30/2006
His mother Kim Allen
|The family of Christina Herron
(Advance stage scleroderma)
6/30/1985 - 3/18/2007
Her mother Karen Hinds
Her sisters Megan & Kaitlyn
Her brother Zachary
|The family of Courtney Arnold
(Cystic fibrosis)
9/21/1984 - 6/25/2006
Her mother Joy Everhard
Her brothers Brian Jr, Gregory & Steven
|The family of Dean Guyer
(Brain cancer)
5/3/1967 - 6/27/2005
His friend April Allen
|The family of Dorothy Barnes
(Alzheimer's & cancer)
3/17/1901 - 6/10/1986
Her granddaughter Hope Anderson
|The family of Jan Sunday
(Complications of diabetes)
6/28/1942 - 1/18/2003
Her daughter Hope Anderson
|The family of Eric Nixdorf
(Premature birth)
6/23/2006 - 6/23/2006
His mother Susan Wolf
|The family of Garrett Rittenhouse
(Heart condition)
6/21/2005 - 6/27/2006
His mother Angie Rittenhouse
His sister Graci
|The family of Isaiah Gonzalez
(Spina bifida)
6/30/2005 - 4/18/2006
His mother Melissa Gonzalez
|The family of Jamison Lister
(Passenger in auto accident)
6/23/1986 - 8/29/2004
His mother Glory Lister
His sister Janelle
His brother Jonathan
|The family of Jason Mach
6/2/1976 - 12/25/2003
His mother Kelly Ross
|The family of Jesse Gochez
(Auto accident)
6/24/1987 - 4/26/2001
His mother Susan Morley
His brother Will Gochez
|The family of John Eckman
6/13/1969 - 5/15/1994
His sister Jessica Eckman
|The family of Ginger Plants
6/13/1964 - 3/5/2007
Her mom & stepdad Janiece & Charles Arnold
Her sisters Stacey & DeOnda
Her brothers Charles, Andy, Rod & Rex
|The family of Jeremy Burk
(Auto accident)
6/9/1979 - 8/27/2005
His mother Mary Harding
His sister Leslie Preston
|The family of Dustin Kendall
(Killed in action-Iraqi Freedom)
6/30/1984 - 1/15/2006
His mother Penny Kendall
His sisters Courtney, Amber, Lacey & Kayli
His brother Jared
|The family of Josh Wenger
(Auto accident)
6/27/1983 - 9/25/2005
His mother Rhonda Alspaugh
His sister Emily Alspaugh
His brother Winston Alspaugh
|The family of Jimmy LeClair
(Auto accident)
5/18/1988 - 6/10/2006
His mother Laurie Creech
His sisters Jamie, Gabby & Stephanie
|The family of Justin Scancarello
(Adverse reaction to drugs)
6/9/1982 - 4/17/2004
His mother Linda Scancarello
|The family of Justin McLendon
(Arterial venous malformation)
6/1/1993 - 11/16/2005
His mother Tina McLendon
His sister Heather McLendon
|The family of Kate Boe
1/30/2006 - 6/28/2006
Her mother Andrea Boe
Her sister Emma
|The family of Kevin Barto
(Cystic fibrosis)
4/9/1976 -6/8/1997
His mother Marilyn Barto
|The family of Kira Arney
7/8/1993 - 6/30/2006
Her mother Katie Arney
Her sister Hannah
Her brothers Nate & Chandler
|The family of Kody Scarborough
8/3/1987 - 6/5/2006
His mother Sherrie Scarborough
His sister Kala
|The family of Luke Meyer
(Auto accident)
6/3/1985 - 6/17/2003
His mother Jane Meyer
His sister Julia
His brother Andrew
|The family of Madeline Cox
(Positional asphyxiation)
12/21/2005 - 6/6/2006
Her mother Michelle Cox
Her sister Anderson Louise
|The family of Marietta McKinley
(Auto accident)
6/16/2000 - 7/9/2003
Her family friend Benton Johnson II
Her sister Alice McKinley
|The family of Muge Kucuksahin
(Auto accident)
6/17/1985 - 4/7/2006
Her father Levent Kucuksahin
Her brother Emre Kucuksahin
|The family of Nicholas LaPointe
(Auto accident)
2/13/1994 - 6/14/2006
His mother Darla LaPointe
His brothers Chris, Matthew, David Jr & William
|The family of Noah Farley
(Genetic disorder)
6/7/2006 - 6/7/2006
His father Kelly Farley
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6/6/1996 - 9/17/1999
Her mother Amy Bays
Her brother Logan
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6/9/1999 - 11/16/2006
Her mother Mandy Cooper
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6/13/1980 - 7/11/2006
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His father James Wiggs
His son Keegan Wiggs
|The family of Zachariah Barrick
(Accident at work)
6/22/1984 - 1/5/2007
His mother Vicki Hassinger
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text: joe90 730 Posted October 7, 2017 (edited) We have fallen in love with reclaimed wooden block flooring , herringbone design and want it in our lounge, hallway and cloakroom, my question is with UFH ( wet) within a 60mm liquid screed what thickness should I machine the blocks too as I would imagine too thick and it will act as an insulator, too thin and it may distort?. Not sure how it will work with the tongue and grooves!. I guess we will glue it down and as it's over 100 years old it should not shrink anymore. Any advise welcome. J Edited October 7, 2017 by joe90 Typo Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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bartonmd wrote:I got mine from Aliexpress, for like $275 shipped. The one I linked Erik to this weekend is like $257 or something. Neither of them include the plastic case, but a laptop bag works great.
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|Some gathering of roses in the shape of a heart... by Cristina Colombo
Why...? Love asks.
Why are you standing?
I was anticipating your arrival, love.
Why are you praying?
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Why are you forgetful?
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Why are you flying?
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It is this world that is falling away beneath my feet.
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Paradise Valley Community College (PVCC) is proud to welcome nearly 30 Master Ceramic Artists from China for an exclusive, one-night exhibition of their work at Paradise Valley Community College.
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Founded in 1985, Paradise Valley Community College, one of the 10 regionally accredited Maricopa Community Colleges, offers transferable academic courses as well as job-specific occupational training. The Union Hills campus is located just west of the SR51 Union Hills exit, at 18401 N. 32nd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85032. PVCC at Black Mountain, serving the far north Valley, opened in August 2009. PVCC is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association (NCA).


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Rumors have been circulating for quite some time about how certain Liberal organizations are actively seeking people, actors perhaps even, to protest for them — for pay. While many have claimed to have proof, I don't believe anything has been set in stone until now.
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