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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The two boys who were killed by their grandmother before she committed suicide this week each had multiple gunshot wounds, the state medical examiner's office said Friday.
The examiner's office said the grandmother, 47-year-old Debra Denison, died of a gunshot wound to the head. The cause of death was formally ruled a suicide for Denison and homicide for the boys.
Police say Denison left a suicide note and took a revolver from her house before picking up 2-year-old Alton Perry and 6-month-old Ashton Perry on Tuesday afternoon at their day care in North Stonington. Their bodies were found in a van hours later after a frantic search.
Hundreds of people attended a vigil Friday night in North Stonington to remember the boys and support their parents, Jeremy and Brenda Perry.
Jeremy Perry told the crowd: "Your support is probably the only reason we're still on our feet right now," The Day of New London reported.
Family members said Denison, Brenda Perry's mother, had struggled with mental illness, but she had appeared to improve in recent months. She was on the list of people authorized to pick up the boys at the day care, and the boys' mother had told the center the grandmother would be picking them up that day. Tuesday was Alton's birthday, and she was supposed to bring him back to the house for a party.
Staff at the day care said Denison was friendly and showed no signs of distress. A spokesman for the slain boys' parents said the day care staff followed protocol and the parents do not blame them for what happened.
Alton died of gunshot wounds to the head and Ashton died of multiple gunshot wounds, the medical examiner's office said.
State police say they are investigating issues including who purchased the revolver, how Denison obtained it and her history of mental illness.


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Brendan Synnott's first innovation in the world of natural products was to create a transparent and convenient packaging that brought granola from the breakfast table into the realm of healthy snacks. Today, as founder and CEO of the investment group Revelry Brands, Synnott is helping other natural, organic and healthy companies build innovation into the DNA of their brands—in transparent and authentic ways. Synnott spoke to NewHope360's Carlotta Mast on the topic of innovation during Natural Products Expo West 2011.
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VAN HALEN and SHINEDOWN have been nominated for Favorite Band at the People's Choice Awards 2013. Click here to vote by November 15th.
Now in its 39th year, the People's Choice Awards continues to be the only major awards show voted on entirely by the public for fan favorites in music, movies and television. The People's Choice official website at PeoplesChoice.com houses the voting platform where fans determine the categories, nominees and winners for the annual awards show. Every year, potential nominees are determined by national ratings averages, box-office grosses, music sales and PeoplesChoice.com data, then vetted through EPoll Market Research.


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NH veterans group, some state reps calls for approval of Keystone XL PipelineStaff
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CONCORD — A group of New Hampshire veterans and state representatives say it is time to approve the Keystone XL Pipeline to protect the country's security.
At a news conference Wednesday, the group called on President Obama and the state's congressional delegation to approve the proposed,1,179-mile pipeline that stretches from Hardisty, Alberta, Canada, to Steele City, Neb.
The Obama administration has failed to approve the pipeline that would bring oil derived from tar sands from Canada to the United States.
The group, Vets4Energy, believes the project is critical for the country's energy security.
"The pipeline is in its fifth year of review and every agency or department with some oversight of the project has approved it," said the group's New Hampshire leader, retired Marine Sgt. Major Paul Chevalier. "Sadly, political games have stymied the building of the pipeline."
Environmental groups oppose the pipeline saying it is not needed and would traverse many environmentally sensitive areas.
However, the veterans group said the failure to approve the pipeline is another example of Washington gridlock.
"The government shutdown is the worst illustration of gridlock in Washington," said Paul Lloyd of the N.H. Veterans of Foreign Wars. "Meanwhile, we have the Keystone XL Pipeline project that is being held up by politics when simple passage will create jobs and, more importantly, increase our economic and energy security."
The group said its chief concern is the country's security and making sure that those in uniform serving our country have what they need.


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The Peacemongers | Linda Burstyn
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New polling for Ms. shows that women lead the way in strongly opposing both the Iraq conflict and potential military action in Iran.
Thank You, Ms. Thomas | Ann McFeatters
In her mid-80s, fearless White House correspondent Helen Thomas still asks the tough questions about war and peace.
The Nun's Story | Bill Frogameni
It's a too-familiar tale of Catholic Church leaders hindering an investigation of one of their priests. But this time, the victim had been murdered, in a strangely ritualistic way--and she was a Sister.
Wake-Up Call | Nancy G. Klimas, MD.
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More Than a Game | Jessica Stites
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The operating principle of 3D printer is to establish a 3D model by your computer, and use slicing software system to do the slicing work for the 3D model then save to the SD card for ready to print. Made of high quality acrylic material + Steel rod (threaded & smooth), this 3D printer has a simple structure, light and portable, beautiful and trendy.
This kit include all the parts you need for building Reprap prusa i3 3D printer.
Lead Time: 1 to 2 Business days.
We have warehouse in USA, Germany, UK, Australia, Taiwan and our main factory is at Hong Kong.
We will ship the items according to the customer location.
Customs fee and Vat fee not applied only to European customers (Tax Free).
We normally used to send the power adapter as per the customer location.
Large Print Area: 200mm x 200mm x 270mm
We don't adapt wade extruder, we upgrade the J-head to all metal MK8 extruder.
If you use wade extruder etc, every time when you change the filament, you have to take them apart and calibrate it all again. It takes hours sometimes, so I would suggest you to use long distance extruder as below. It takes you only within 1 minute to change the filament. (How long will we change the filament? for normal use, you would change it at least 3~5 times per month. I believe you don't want to spend hours every time).
We offer LCD 2004 controller with SD card design support totally off-line print, no computer needed while printing. Then you don't have to spare one computer for your 3D printer use only. The default is LCD 2004 controller, if you would like to upgrade to LCD 12864, please inform us in advance. We offer this for free now.
We use the latest MK3 Heatbed 3mm Aluminum PCB Board, dual power supply, operate at 12V or 24V. Heated bed keeps a certain temperature to prevent warping, and cooling fan speeds up solidification of the extruded filament. This would reduce your calibration time a lot!
We use well-designed standard MK8 extruder, high quality stepper motor and direct drive extrusion wheel, more accurate, quick heating and fluent injection, we have made necessary design to prevent "jammed" problem. Printing speed up to 100mm/s.
Actually we have own this products for over one year, but we just started to sell it now. Because we hope to went through all the details, and make sure all the components we selected are really useful, so customer can save time on worrying if it's the hardware problem and focus on project only.
Therefore, if you meet any problems (I am sure you will meet dozens of problems and questions during the building process, and it's normal), you can always contact us for technical support, because almost all the problems you will meet, we already met before, you are not just buying this product, you also get our experienced support for you. Building a 3D printer is not an easy job, so if there's someone you can ask, you will save a lot of time.
We have pre-installed the 3D printer firmware for you, so even you know nothing about firmware, you can still get it working. Error range would be from 0.1~0.5mm (but in order to be more precise, some knowledge about the firmware is recommended).
Please make sure to read following description, so you know what the difference between ours and other products. Better spend 10 minutes here than spend additional weeks later and found out that other the one you got is with problems.
We not just sell them, we also provide good after-sales service, so welcome to discuss with us, we will try to do technical support as much as we can.
The RepRap Arduino-compatible MEGA Pololu Shield, or RAMPS for short. It is designed to fit the entire electronics needed for a RepRap in one small package for low cost. RAMPS interfaces an Arduino-compatible Mega with the powerful Arduino-compatible MEGA platform and has plenty room for expansion. The modular design includes plug in stepper drivers and extruder control electronics on an Arduino-compatible MEGA shield for easy service, part replacement, upgrade-ability and expansion. Additionally, a number of Arduino expansion boards can be added to the system as long as the main RAMPS board is kept to the top of the stack.
Fully compatible with original Arduino MEGA 2560 R3, with this product, you are able to use all the Arduino open source platform to create or learn interactive objects, it will be a lot of fun while you are creating and learning it, so just get this and start it, we also provide reference pdf files that can help you to improve skills very quickly. after all, time matters, the sooner you can improve your programing skills, the sooner you can create amazing projects!
Compared with UNO R3, this is with main Chip ATmega2560, with more I/O Pins, and additional 10 PWM output, of course, the EEPROM is also with larger space.
A4988 is a complete microstepping motor driver with built-in translator for easy operation. This product is available in full, half, 1/4, 1/8 and 1/16 step modes operate bipolar stepper motors, output drive capacity of up to 35 V and ± 2 A. A4988 includes a fixed off-time current regulator, the regulator in slow or mixed decay modes.
A4988 converter is the key to the easy implementation. As long as the "step" input inputting one pulse drives the motor one microstep. There are no phase sequence tables, high frequency control lines, or complex interfaces to program. A4988 interface is very suitable for complex microprocessor is unavailable or is overburdened.
In the micro-step operation, A4988 chopping control inside automatically selects the current decay mode (Slow or Mixed). In mixed decay mode, the device is initially set to a fixed downtime in some fast decay, then the rest of the slow decay downtime. Mixed decay current control scheme results in reduced audible motor noise, increased step accuracy, and reduced power consumption.
Internal synchronous rectification control circuitry is provided to improve the pulse-width modulation (PWM) operation power consumption. Internal circuit protection includes: thermal shutdown with hysteresis, undervoltage lockout (UVLO), and crossover-current protection. Special power sequencing.
A4988 surface mount QFN package (ES), a size of 5 mm × 5 mm, nominal overall package height of 0.90 mm, with an exposed pad for enhanced thermal dissipation. This package is Pb (suffix-T), with 100% matte tin leadframe plating.
This Smart Controller contains a SD-Card reader, a rotary encoder and a 20 Character x 4 Line LCD display. You can easy connect it to your Ramps board using the "smart adapter" included.
After connecting this panel to your Ramps you don't need your pc any more, the Smart Controller supplies power for your SD card. Furthermore all actions like calibration, axes movements can be done by just using the rotary encoder on the Smart Controller. Print your 3D designs without PC, just with a g-code design stored on the SD card.
The extruder is almost the most important part for 3D printer, please check the color of the metal, it's specially processed to ensure the extruder won't have "plastic material stuck" problem. I can't emphasize any more how important this is, other sellers don't have this and would cause many problems.
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Each Tyranid is a living weapon, perfectly adapted to its designated function, but each creature is no more than a single cell in a galactic entity governed by a monstrous Hive Mind. As the Tyranid hive fleets drift through space they strip all life from the worlds in their path, leaving nothing but scoured rock in their wake…
"Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II will build on the critical acclaim and commercial success of the Dawn of War franchise, letting players experience RTS gaming like never before," said Kevin Kraff, vice president of global brand management, THQ. "Combining non-linear gameplay, cooperative multiplayer, cinematic visuals, and destructible battlefields brings a new, innovative dynamic to the genre."
"Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II stays true to the fast-paced, brutal heart of the Dawn of War series, while introducing branching single-player storylines and unique unit customization," said Tarrnie Williams, general manager, Relic Entertainment. "The deep, tactical gameplay lets players develop and lead personalized elite units who gain experience and grow stronger with every ferocious battle."
Dawn of War II multiplayer will feature four playable races, twelve unique multiplayer heroes, five multiplayer maps, 240 online ranks to achieve, 110 visual armor upgrades, and 90 pieces of hero wargear. Throughout the multiplayer modes, any race combinations can be on the same team.
Game modes:
- Automatch: All games are victory point win conditions; you can win by victory points or by destroying the enemy base.
- Head to head
- 3 vs. 3 team games
- Custom Games: Custom games can be any size up to 3v3 and can be played on Live or on LAN. Custom games can be played with either victory point or annihilate only win conditions.
…In the war zones of Warhammer 40,000, the Tyranids are instinctive masters of swarm-tactics and close combat. Frequently appearing by the thousands across untold numbers of world, they always outnumber their opponents, a fact that often guarantees their victory. Each Tyranid is equipped with diamond-hard rending claws, razor-sharp teeth, and a variety of other bio-weapons suited to both close quarters fighting and ranged attacks. What's even more fearsome are the monstrous creatures striding through a Tyranid swarm like Carnifexes and Hive Tyrants, true behemoths who tower over even the largest of tanks and mechanised units. In total, the Tyranids are a cold and brutal opponent to face. Even the best warriors in the galaxy can only hope to stall the Tyranids' advance.
THQ is pleased to announce that gamers purchasing copies of the recently released Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War - Soulstorm will be able to participate in an invitation-only multiplayer beta program for Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II set to take place at a future date.
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II Achievements (1000 points):
- There Is Only War - Terminate 500 Enemy Targets. - 25G
- Death from Above - Kill 20 enemies using Assault Jump. - 10G
- Sweeping Advance - Kill an emey who is retreating. - 10G
- Emperor's Champion - Kill a boss using only your Force Commander. - 10G
- Lightning Assassin - Kill a boss in less than one minute. - 10G
- Welcome to Calderis - Complete "Stand With Your Brothers" and "Retake the Hamlet." - 15G
- Rant All You Will - Complete "The True Enemy." - 30G
- The Cleansing Begins - Complete "The Defense of Argus Gate." - 30G
- Astronomical! - Recover the data from the Astronomic Array. - 30G
- Even In Death I Still Serve - Complete "Into the Hive." - 30G
- Heroes of Angel Gate - Complete "Secrest of Angel Forge." - 30G
- Fight to Survive - Complete Campaign on Recruit difficulty. - 40G
- Hold back the Xenos - Complete Campaign on Sergeant difficulty. - 40G
- Win the War - Complete Campaign on Captain difficulty. - 40G
- Allies to the Cause - Complete a mission in co-op mode. - 10G
- Allies to the Chapter - Complete 15 mission in co-op. - 25G
- Battle Brothers - Complete the Campaign in Co-op. - 50G
- Dug In - Successfully defend 5 Strategic Assets. - 10G
- Massacre - Complete 10 missions in a row without failing. - 10G
- Not one inch. - Defend a province without losing a single generator. - 10G
- That's Close Enough - Complete a mission with only ranged weapons. - 10G
- Rush 'em - Complete a mission under five minutes. - 10G
- Purge the Xenos - Earn a 5 star Fury rating. - 10G
- Feel No Pain - Earn a 5 star Resilience rating. - 10G
- Fleet of Foot - Earn a 5 star Speed rating - 10G
- The Book of Honor - Get 15 stars on one mission. - 10G
- Fast Attack - Gain a second deployment in a single day. - 15G
- Tireless warrior - Gain a third deployment in a single day. - 15G
- Hero of the Imperium - Attain a Campaign Score of over 30,000 points. Earnable in Single Player and by the host in Co-Op. - 25G
- Legend - Attain a Campaign Score of over 90,000 points. Earnable in Single Player and by the host in Co-Op. - 25G
- In the name of the Emperor - Own all Strategic Assets in a Campaign. Earnable only in Single Player and by the host in Co-Op. - 20G
- Elite - Max out a Combat Discipline on a squad. Earnable in Single Player and by the host in Co-Op. - 10G
- Heavy Support - Reach Level 20 with one of your Squads. Earnable in Single Player and by the host in Co-Op. - 10G
- Elite Strike Force - Create a 3 Player Party and Play a Ranked Multiplayer Game together. - 10G
- Gladiator - Play 10 Ranked Multiplayer Games. - 25G
- Wisdom of the Ancients - View a recorded game. - 10G
- Veteran Victor - 100 ranked wins. - 30G
- Aspect Warrior - 20 online ranked games completed with Eldar. - 20G
- Angel of Death - 20 online ranked games played with Space Marines. - 20G
- A proper Waaagh! - 20 online ranked games completed with Orks. - 20G
- Great Devourer - 20 online ranked games completed with Tyranid. - 20G
- Hail the Champion - Earn Champion rating 20 times during online ranked play. - 25G
- Master of the Apothecarion - Revive your teammates 50 times during online ranked play. - 30G
- Winning rush - Earn a 5 game Win streak during online ranked play. - 20G
- Flawless victory - Achieve an online ranked victory with 500 victory points remaining. - 20G
- Red Ones Go Fastah! - Create a Customized look for any race in the Army Painter. - 5G
- Crush the Enemy - Complete Campaign on Primarch difficulty. - 40G
- The Warboss - Complete "Raid Against the Warboss." - 30G
- The Avatar of Khaine - Complete "The Wailing Doom." - 30G
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Green Bay advances with 62-46 win over Milwaukee
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- March 6, 2013 - 7:19 AM
GREEN BAY, Wis. - Alec Brown scored 18 points, Keifer Sykes chipped in with 16 and Green Bay advanced to the second round of the Horizon League tournament with a 62-46 victory over Milwaukee on Tuesday night.
Jordan Fouse's lay-up with 11:15 remaining in the first half capped a 17-9 run for Green Bay (17-14) to begin the game. The Phoenix led 27-21 at halftime and put the game out of reach for Milwaukee with a 12-2 run to begin the second half.
Fouse finished with 12 points and 11 rebounds for Green Bay, which shot 33.9 percent from the field and out-rebounded the Panthers 47-35.
Milwaukee (8-24) shot a dismal 26.5 percent and was 5 of 24 from 3-point range. Paris Gulley led the Panthers with 14 points, six rebounds and three assists.
Green Bay advances to play fifth-seeded Illinois-Chicago on Friday in Valparaiso, Ind. The Flames beat No. 8 Cleveland State 82-59 in their first round game Tuesday.
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LONG BEACH – Want to dunk a cop, join a community march, hang out at a park, listen to music, meet friends and neighbors, and maybe have a cookout?
These are among a bevy of events in and around the Long Beach area on tap for the annual National Night Out crime-fighting event.
Held on the first Tuesday of August, National Night Out is recognized in more than 10,000 communities and is meant to highlight the importance of Neighborhood Watch and other crime prevention programs and efforts.
This year, eight cities surrounding Long Beach are having formal community events staged in conjunction with their police or sheriff's stations.
Long Beach discontinued its Crime Prevention and Safety Fair after 2008, but there are still some smaller neighborhood celebrations throughout the town that police plan to attend.
West Division Cmdr. Josef Levy and his staff will be out visiting community members at the fifth annual potluck staged by the Wrigley Area Neighborhood Alliance, at the pocket park at 900 W. 21st St., where residents are invited to bring dishes to share, and free games and hot dogs will be available for kids. The event will include free fingerprinting kits and meeting police staff, such as the K-9 Unit.
Meanwhile, in the Central Area, resident Stella Davis is inviting neighbors to her backyard at 1143 E. Salt Lake St., where she will cook up a feast that includes spaghetti, hot dogs and her famous peach cobbler.
Outside of Long Beach, a number of towns are staging bigger events. At Signal Hill there will be a celebration in the park that includes the always popular dunk tank, in which residents can literally prove, in some cases, that the police are all wet.
In Cerritos, the Night Out event will coincide with a concert in the park, and La Mirada will do the same, albeit on Thursday.
In Bellflower, city, community and public safety leaders will travel via firetruck, radio car and city vehicles to a number of scheduled block parties where they will pass out gifts and literature on crime prevention and safety.
In Hawaiian Gardens, the annual Peace March has become a popular event and concludes with free food, music and kids' activities, including a bike rodeo.
At Seal Beach, the entire community is invited down to the pier to meet police, fire and other officials and network with neighbors.
Whether events are big or small, they all promote positive interactions that are especially important in an era of rising crime and declining budgets for public safety.
As Levy puts it: "It's always been important for our police and community to connect. It's even more important in these times for the community and police to come together and become engaged."
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Here are some of the community events being staged this week in commemoration of the 29th annual National Night Out crime prevention day.
What: Neighborhood Watch leaders dinner
When: 6 p.m. Monday
Where: Progress Park Plaza, 15500 Downey Ave.
Information: 562-220-2057
What: Fifth annual Wrigley Area Neighborhood Alliance potluck
When: 6:30-9 p.m. Tuesday
Where: 900 W. 21st St.
What: Stella Davis block party
When: 6-9 p.m. Tuesday
Where: 1143 E. Salt Lake St.
What: Procession/walk
When: 5 p.m. Tuesday
Where: Bellflower Sheriff's Substation, 16600 Civic Center Dr.
Information: 562-925-0124
What: Night Out and concert in park
When: 6:30-9 p.m. Tuesday
Where: Heritage Park, 18600 Bloomfield Ave.
Information: 562-916-1258
What: Fourth annual community peace march/rock block celebration
When: 5:45-9 p.m. Tuesday
Where: City Hall, 21815 Pioneer Blvd./11940 Carson St.
Information: 562-420-2641, Ext. 200
What: Community march, rally, barbecue
When: 5 p.m. Tuesday
Where: Mayberry Park, 13201 E. Meyer Road
Information: 562-466-5453
What: Pier celebration
When: 6-9 p.m. Tuesday
Where: Seal Beach Pier
Information: 562-799-4100, Ext. 1160
What: Ninth annual Night Out
When: 5-8 p.m. Tuesday
Where: Reservoir Park, 3315 Gundry Ave.
Information: 562-989-7205
What: Night Out/concert
When: 6:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday
Where: La Mirada Park, 1301 Adelfa Dr.
Information: 562-943-0131, Ext. 200


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Constantius: Yorks Forgotten Emperor
New Exhibition at the Yorkshire Museum in York
July 16 October 9 2016
The life of the Roman emperor who reconquered Britain and briefly made York one of the centres of the Roman World will be told at the Yorkshire Museum this summer.
The new Spotlight exhibition will feature coins from the Beaurains Hoard on loan from the British Museum, including the famous medallions, some of the largest Roman gold coins to survive. These show the emperor raising Britannia from her knees.
The Spotlight exhibition will also feature the Wold Newton Hoard and artefacts from the Yorkshire Museums collections.
Andrew Woods, curator of numismatics, said:
Constantius is Yorks forgotten emperor however his life and death had a huge effect on the Roman Empire and Yorks place in it.
During his lifetime, the emperor visited Britain several times reconquering it from rebellious generals and fighting North of Hadrians wall against the Picts. He made his reputation in Britannia and also died here. The time he spent in the province brought wealth and exotic connections from distant parts of a vast empire.
His greatest legacy was his son, Constantine the Great, who was proclaimed emperor in York following his fathers death. Constantine strengthened his familys power, defeated his rivals and transformed the empire forever through the acceptance of Christianity. The events of 306 placed York at the heart of events which would re-shape European history for centuries to come.
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Strengthening your core means doing more than sit-ups
The term "core" is often used in the fitness industry, and much attention seems to go toward strengthening it. Many people think of the core as their abs, but the core is actually comprised of several muscles throughout the midsection of the body.
The core musculature attaches to the spine and pelvis, including muscles of the abdominal area, mid and low back and hips. Specifically it includes muscles such as the rectus abdominis, erector spinae, external and internal obliques, transversus abdominis, trapezius and glutes.
Your core protects your spine from excessive flexion, extension, rotation and lateral bending and works to stabilize the spine and hips during specific movements. Your core plays a major role in balanced posture and everyday mobility. If you've ever injured a core muscle, you'll quickly realize how often you use these muscles -- your body will hurt every time you move.
Since the core works nonstop to keep us functioning at our best, it makes sense to keep it strong and efficient. Is your core weak? Try the plank test to determine if your core is functioning properly. Assume a traditional pushup position. Now drop from your hands down to your forearms and hold your body rigid. How long can you hold before your hips begin to sag or your low back starts to strain? If you planked less than 60 seconds, your core could use some work.
So what's the best way to strengthen the core? Our first choice is definitely not with sit-ups or crunches. Incorporate functional exercises, so multiple muscles are working together as a unit to stabilize or carry out a specific movement. We recommend the following exercises to build overall core strength.
The plank. This exercise is great for beginners because its simplicity allows utilization of the core without much complication. Just get in the plank position and hold. Time your sets for the first workout and try to beat that time during the next workout. You can also progress by adding a weight to your hips or raising one leg off the floor.
Pushup to dumbbell row and twist. This is a great intermediate core exercise because it involves both movement and stabilization. Assume a pushup position while holding a dumbbell in each hand. Perform a pushup and as your arms straighten at the top of the movement, row one of the dumbbells toward your chest, rotate and then press the dumbbell toward the ceiling. Return to your starting point and repeat on the other side. Choose a weight that allows for 10 to 20 reps.
Walking overhead lunge. This is an advanced exercise and should only be attempted once the core is strong enough to perform efficiently. Grab a moderately weighted barbell and press it overhead. Lock your arms out and stabilize the weight in an overhead position. At this point, perform 10 walking lunges in a forward direction. Once you complete all 10, reverse your steps by lunging backward to return to your starting point. This will work the core differently than the previous two exercises and requires overall body strength and stability to perform.
So no matter what your fitness level allows, strengthen your core and teach your body to perform at its best. For more exercise and nutrition tips, visit our website at PushFitnessTraining.com for links to our Facebook and Pinterest pages.
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Paxton, MA – The Anna Maria College football team battled back from a 22-0 deficit with 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter to defeat the Husson Eagles in a triple overtime thriller by a score of 44-42 today at AMCAT Field in the season finale for both teams.
This ECFC victory brings the AMCATS to 1-6 in the conference and 2-8 overall. The Eagles drop to 2-8 on the year and 1-6 in the ECFC as well.
Today's Football game was preceded by a ceremony honoring the AMCATS' seven seniors: wide receivers Dominique Concepcion (Middlebury, CT) and David Marsh (Boston, MA), quarterback Santino Simone (Worcester, MA), kicker Jamal Mitchell (Shelton, CT), linebacker Kyle Peterson (West Boylston, MA), defensive back Dan McKenna (Rutland, MA), and outside linebacker Anthony Overmars (Fairlawn, NJ).
Santino Simone tied a record he set himself with 349 yards through the air, netting a total of four touchdown passes on a record setting 30-of-51 performance. He added an additional two TDs on the ground on 11 yards rushing. Concepcion also set a school record with three TD catches, and tied his record of 18 points in one game. He caught 13 balls for 166 yards, resulting in an average of 12.8 yards per catch.
Freshman wide receivers William Ricard (Billerica, MA) caught 5 balls for 70 yards while David Meuse (Hudson, Mass.) had 4 catches for 58 yards.
The AMCATS were led on defense by junior Kevin Card (Deer Park, NY) who had 10 tackles and Tony Valente (Wilmington, Mass.) and Mike Joseph (Naugatuck, Conn.) who each contributed 9 tackles each.
Anna Maria had troubles finding any sort of momentum for much of the game. On their first drive, Husson scored a touchdown when freshman Taquan Broadway (Bridgeport, CT) ran the ball in to the end zone from three yards out. In the second quarter, Reece Attard (Werribee, Australia), a first year kicker, booted two field goals. The first was from 37 yards out, and the second strike came from 50 yards away. The score going in to the half was 13-0 in favor of the Eagles.
The third period saw much of the same for the AMCATS. Husson's freshman tight end Josiah Hartley (Bangor, ME) busted though a narrow hole in the line and found the end zone on a four yard rush, making the score 20-0. On the ensuing AMCATS drive, Santino Simone (Worcester, MA) was sacked in the end zone by defensive lineman Godfrey Taylor (Hollis, NY). This safety brought the score to 22-0 in favor of the Eagles.
The fourth quarter was when everything turned around for the AMCATS. Faced with a 4th and 11 from their own 21 yard line, the AMCATS were in punt formation but instead the ball was snapped directly to freshman QB Samuel Hickey (Poughkeepsie, NY) who delivered a 15 yard pass to Dan McKenna for the first down. With 9:55 left on the clock, Simone connected with Concepcion on a 9 yard pass for the first Anna Maria score.
After holding the Eagles to four and out and capitalizing on a Husson penalty the AMCATS drive started at their 31 yard line. Simone opened up with a 12 yard rush to the AMCAT 43, then he connected on three-of-four pass plays culminating with a 28 yard strike toConcepcion, narrowing the gap to 8 points.
The game-tying drive was filled with some intense moments. Anna Maria started at AMCAT 29 yard line with 4 minutes remaining. Santino hit Concepcion for two receptions and Bobby Small rushed for a yard and the AMCATS were sitting at the Husson 40 yard line at 1st and 10 when Eagles Earnest Wiggins sacked Simone for a 10-yard loss. Faced with 4th and 20 from the 50 Husson was assessed a 15 yard pass interference call giving the AMCATS a fresh set of downs and excellent field position. A few plays later, Concepcion caught his third and final TD of the day when Simone placed a 13 yard pass perfectly in the end zone.
The two point conversion attempt to tie the game was another trick play in the form of a double handoff reverse. Concepcion ended up with the ball and looked as if he was about to try and carry it, but instead planted his feet and tossed the ball to Simone, who had broken open in the end zone. This play tied up the game at 22 apiece, and took us in to overtime.
Husson had the ball first in overtime. Broadway ran the ball 4 yards in to the end zone for the Eagles, giving them the 29-22 edge. Simone of the AMCATS matched the Eagles, delivering a touchdown on the ground of his own.
In the second overtime period, Simone found freshman wide out Donald Graham (Stratford, CT) to give the AMCATS a 36-29 edge. Senior QB Kash Keezer (Veazie, ME) tied the game up with a TD throw to Ben Foss (Wales, ME), a junior wide receiver.
The Eagles opened up the third and final overtime with possession of the ball. Broadwaybroke loose for a 22 yard touchdown rush. On the two point conversion Keezer was stopped just short of the goal line by the AMCATS defense.
With one last chance to score, the AMCATS scored with two plays. First Small rushed for 13 yards to the Husson 12 and the Simone ran it into the endzone to tie the game up. The ensuing two point conversion play was a pass. Simone placed a beautiful pass to the left outside shoulder of Graham, who made an incredibly athletic one handed leaping catch to give the AMCATS the 44-42 victory.
The AMCATS ended the season on quite an incredible note. This is the perfect way to end a year, and the seniors can hold their heads up high knowing that they played such an instrumental part in not only todays' win, but have also in paving the way for the future success of the Anna Maria Football Program.


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In Reply to: Kids not buying corporate slang posted by Woodchuck on November 21, 2002
: : Kids Not Buying Corporate Slang
: : By Martha Irvine / Associated Press
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: : CHICAGO -- Use a little slang and you've got their attention. That seems to be the growing thought in corporate America and the media, eager to hook the younger crowd.
: : Some sportscasters have started describing impressive plays as "sick." Before that, Budweiser ads helped place the greeting "Whassup" in the American lexicon.
: : But those are the rare cases that don't draw groans and eye-rolling from the young crowd.
: : The rest of the story: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/11/13/national/main529187.shtml
: I'm not buying either. (I *still* can't drink SoBe!)
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Hi to all !!
i'm not able to use the D-pad to write something in the "Monkey Island 2" copy protection screen.
Is there any particular trick to write something in that screen?
My configuration:
ScummVM 1.3.0
Wii 4.3e Firmware
Monkey Island 2 (DOS/Italian)
I have seen on youtube that someone is able to successfully use the Wiimote to enter characters (exactly on MI2) ... is a problem of my version of SCUMMVM or MONKEY2(DOS/ITALIAN) !??
normaly a virtual keyboard shows up, when you click down on the d-pad, but its a bug in this version.
You could use the last daily build.
It's probably not a bug. The virtual keyboard is a feature you can enable or disable at compile time. In that build, it's probably simply not enabled. Indeed, using the latest daily build should fix the issue.
ah its not a Bug, just an non functional feature
It was not meant to argue about your choice of words, but,
a bug is some mistake in the sources that needs to be solved in those sources as well.
In this case, it's useless to dig into the sources for a solution as the feature is very likely just disabled.
I wanted to avoid people posting it as a bug.
For an end user, not involved with the sources, the result is the same.


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Use this procedure to replace a failed host adapter in a running cluster. This procedure defines Node A as the node with the failed host adapter that you are replacing.
This procedure relies on the following prerequisites and assumptions.
Except for the failed host adapter, your cluster is operational and all nodes are powered on.
Your nodes are not configured with dynamic reconfiguration functionality.
If your nodes are configured for dynamic reconfiguration and you are using two entirely separate hardware paths to your shared data, see the Sun Cluster Hardware Administration Manual for Solaris OS and skip steps that instruct you to shut down the cluster.
You cannot replace a single, dual-port HBA that has quorum configured on that storage path by using DR. Follow all steps in the procedure. For the details on the risks and limitations of this configuration, see Configuring Cluster Nodes With a Single, Dual-Port HBA in Sun Cluster 3.0-3.1 Hardware Administration Manual for Solaris OS.
Exceptions to this restriction include three-node or larger cluster configurations where no storage device has a quorum device configured.
Determine the resource groups and device groups that are running on Node A.
Record this information because you use this information in Step 9 of this procedure to return resource groups and device groups to Node A.
# scstat
Move all resource groups and device groups off Node A.
# scswitch -S -h nodename
Shut down Node A.
For the full procedure about how to shut down and power off a node, see your Sun Cluster system administration documentation.
Power off Node A.
Replace the failed host adapter.
For the procedure about how to remove and add host adapters, see the documentation that shipped with your nodes.
Do you need to upgrade the node's host adapter firmware?
Upgrade the host adapter firmware on Node A.
PatchPro is a patch-management tool that eases the selection and download of patches required for installation or maintenance of Sun Cluster software. PatchPro provides an Interactive Mode tool especially for Sun Cluster. The Interactive Tool makes the installation of patches easier. PatchPro's Expert Mode tool helps you to maintain your configuration with the latest set of patches. Expert Mode is especially useful for obtaining all of the latest patches, not just the high availability and security patches.
To access the PatchPro tool for Sun Cluster software, go to http://www.sun.com/PatchPro/, click Sun Cluster, then choose either Interactive Mode or Expert Mode. Follow the instructions in the PatchPro tool to describe your cluster configuration and download the patches.
For third-party firmware patches, see the SunSolveSM Online site at http://sunsolve.ebay.sun.com.
Boot Node A into cluster mode.
For more information about how to boot nodes, see your Sun Cluster system administration documentation.
Return the resource groups and device groups you identified in Step 1 to Node A.
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I think it's decent - just explain who "she" is. Just out of curiosity, what is the prompt to which you are writing this piece? Doesn't Yale have multiple essay requirements? I think could be very persuasive if it's combined with other essays that tell more about who you are and where you've come from. Good luck!
DO NOT SAY WHO "HER" IS. That's the strongest aspect of this.


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OAKLAND, Calif., Aug. 31 (UPI) -- Jed Lowrie put Oakland in front with an RBI double in the eighth inning Friday and the A's bounced back from a stunning loss to down Tampa Bay 4-3.
The Athletics fell to Detroit on Thursday after taking a three-run lead into the ninth inning and they let another lead slip away in this game when the Rays scored twice in the top of the eighth to forge a 3-3 tie.
With Tampa Bay starter David Price still in the game, Coco Crisp singled to lead off the bottom of the eighth.
Price was replaced by Joel Peralta, who retired Josh Donaldson on a grounder to shortstop. Crisp went to second on that play and then scored when Lowrie doubled to right.
The rest of the Oakland scoring came from Kurt Suzuki, who hit a three-run homer in the fifth.
Ryan Cook (6-3), who gave up two hits while Tampa Bay was tying the game in the eighth, emerged as the winning pitcher with his one inning of relief work. Grant Balfour survived a one-out walk in the ninth to collect his 34th save.
Price (8-6) was charged with all the Oakland runs, one of which was unearned, in seven-plus innings of work.
Oakland moved within two games of Texas for the lead in the American League West.


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I think he'll be out of the league soon. Just my guy feeling. He looks worse than most backups in the league, and he is getting all the reps.
After next year (barring a miracle that a team takes him off our hands) what does Mark's future hold? I see him getting brought into a few training camps in the next few years to 'compete' for a starting job, presumably to lose and be a career journeyman backup. Cardinals come to mind and could actually be a good fit for him, not that I think he will find success, (I think the only success he will find would be in the CFL but I doubt he'd ever get that desperate) it's just he would have a great duo with Larry and a young talented receiver in Floyd.
Another question, is it unreasonable to consider the notion that he may be out of the NFL in three - four years? Does Mark's early success buy him extra time? It certainly bought him extended time with the Jets.
I think he'll be out of the league soon. Just my guy feeling. He looks worse than most backups in the league, and he is getting all the reps.
well, he'll definitely have a "job" in 2013. i would guess that by 2014 someone will bring him into camp to compete. he may or may not get the backup job. wouldn't expect him to keep it for very long. out of a job by 2016 the latest.
What, no one else realizes wherever he goes, he will beat us in a game that keeps us out of the playoffs? Such is our luck.
That didn't take long.
Maybe with another franchise but not with us JETS!
Depends on what your definition of future is.
Will he be a successful starter? No.
Will he get another job? Yes. He might even start a couple of games for his next team but that will be all.
I don't think he will have longevity as a backup like David Carr. I don't think he likes football enough to stick around to be a backup. Combine that with his limited talent and he will be out of the league by 2016.
Chad Pennington and Brett Favre recently had career type years when they left the Jets. We have horrible offensive minds and coaches. We have no idea how to build an offense or develop a QB.
I'm not saying Sanchez will be great elsewhere but the odds are he goes somewhere and has success.
He should try playing ball with these guys.
When he is given a fresh start say in 2013 or 2014 he will prosper and do well. I dont think he will ever be a star but with the right coaching and right situation (ie some talent) he will be ok.
I can pretty much guarantee he will come back to beat us and cost us something major during his career.
The only Jet QB with zero future is Teblow because
1. He's not an NFL QB
2. He SUCKS
fortunately he's only a Jet problem for two inactive list games and 8 days
Buh Bye
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He will be a top tier back-up QB. That's his ceiling.
I would say he has been following the David Carr career path. Maybe he gets another shot at some point due to injury, and has Kerry Collins like success. He's going to need a few years on the bench to grow up, and get over his post traumatic stress disorder. Tebow will learn to block and catch or find a new career in the Peace corps.
Worse QBs have found work after being cut. Heck Russell had on offer on the table before he was arrested. It would have to be for a team with an established starter. Mark will never be a starter again baring injury IMO. If Hannie can get a BU job after his work in Chi I don't see why not Mark. The Latin click alone will be worth it for some teams.
Some NFL coach with a roster spot will take him on as a reclamation project as a 3rd qb. He is only 26 next year and if the guy puts some work into him he can have a cheap B/U
If Andy Reid takes a year off, I could see him doing it, a coach that runs a west coast offense that utilizes a roll out QB.
He has to sit for a year watch film, work on his mechanics, get over being shell shocked.
He will be in Cortland next camp, mark my words...
Sanchez will go the way of another great USC QB Matt Leinart and be a career backup on a bunch of different teams.
And no I'm not a McElroy koolaider either just couldn't really think of a name and he had just won us the Arizona game so I said what the heck.


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The Lady Monarch Pride (ODU's women's basketball booster group) invites Lady Monarch fans to attend this year's Lady Monarch Recognition Banquet. The banquet will be help Monday, April 17 at the Ted Constant Convocation Center. Tickets for the event are $20 for Lady Monarch Pride members and $30 for the general public. A cash bar reception begins at 6:00 pm. The dinner and program begin at 6:30 pm. Contact the ODU ticket office at 757-683-5484 by April 13 to register for the event.


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not even slightly surprised
Ever since OS3 was announced i have been expecting something along the lines of this
Apple is on the cusp of unveiling a third-generation iPhone which, it has been claimed, will sport a strong focus on video features. A source said to be familiar with Apple's plans for the next iPhone has told a Business Week reporter that the device will be as easy to shoot video with as it is on the Flip pocket camcorder. …
Ever since OS3 was announced i have been expecting something along the lines of this
The current one is shite.
I don't care what mobile phone you have, whether it's got a amazing UI or not, I severely doubt the claim you can edit video on it with any type of competency.
For me, a 30fps video-capable camera with a lens on the end as per the headphone jack would be perfect.
Come on, do some research. The conference is from 8 to 12 June 2009.
So if you can do video, has the poor camera been upgraded (particulary the lens)?
El Reg is becoming like Digg - feeding off other people's news and not adding much value.
I don't know.... What should I say? It's possible... They're usually fish-assed tight! ...Maybeee...? I may put a $ on it... It's what I heard. ...but it could be what I ate.
Higher resolution stills and a zoom would be a welcome addition too!
Phone records video! It's been done for years.
This is just another disturbing/disgusting rumour. Nothing I've read about iPhone 3.0 makes it desirable to me. Just the opposite: these predicted applications are nothing but bloatware.
Seriously I was about to lay down money for a MinoHD, but if the iPhone can do it , man, that makes the iPhone a much better value proposition.
Now it just needs an external microphone jack and a tripod mount. I bet the headphone jack would work as a Mic jack. Tripod mount might be a bit tougher.
But will it make video calls yet. That is the one feature I'm waiting for. Yes, I'll probably never use it but I want it anyway.
Video calls seem to be a common feature in Europe/UK but man, I haven't seen any phones in the US support video calls.
The ways of madness seem endless. As (amongst other things) a professional video editor, I can vividly imagine the faces of those trying to render their final cuts on a PDA w/phone functionality. Estimated finishing time: 2.584 hours. Estimated remaining battery life: 2 hours. For video editing to make sense, you'd need a Cell CPU, not a cell phone.
For those demanding zoom lenses on the iPhone: I don't think the people at Apple are going to make that particular mistake. One of the clear design advantages of the iPhone is that it has practically nothing mechanical in it that can turn sour on the user (like e.g. mechanical keyboards that just love the taste of coffee, battery doors that fly off when you cough, zoom lenses that love to get stuck if the phone gets bumped around a little, stuff like that). For the record, yes, the camera they build into the iPhone is not a good camera. But you know what? It's not supposed to make really good pictures. To do that, you buy a DSLR, not a PDA. I use the iPhone's camera to take pix of the whiteboards after brainstorming sessions (so I don't have to take notes), and it's more than good enough for that.
And I know there are a lot of people out there who think that more megapixels = better pictures. Wrong. If you want better pictures, you need a better CCD (not necessarily a larger one) and most and foremost and utterly totally most a better lens. As in, one that is large enough to allow some light through. To be consequent, a lens that would allow halfway good pictures to be taken with any CCD currently built-in in any cellphone it would probably be quite a bit larger than the cellphone itself. So quit jabbering about how you would like a "better" camera in a cellphone. Far better would be a phone without any camera, and just for the heck of it they could chuck in an entry-level bridge camera when you buy the phone so that you can take reasonable pix.
The difference is, in Europe we have more bus and rail networks. The sight of grown men and women on the train shouting at their clamshells was enough to put anyone off.
bleeding edge of technology? *yawn*
I'm so bored of iphone v.3 rumours... I think its best just to wait for it to arrive, then we'll all know for sure. We shouldn't be caught up in the rumour mill, clearly all sent out by apple themselves anyway.
Hi, not much to ask for a higher res eg 3/5mp sensor, digital 3x zoom and flash/YouTube res short moving picture sequences with sound.
My n95 did all that...
While I don't care to use iPhone to record / edit the next harry potter I do miss capturing the atmosphere at events, concerts etc in short video sequences.
Video calls would be nice but you'd have to use wifi as 3g is way too limited...
I'll be all over an iPhone with a better camera. I'm not a camerophile - I just don't want to have to tote around my old 3.2Mpixel camera. An iPhone with a 3.2Mpixel camera would probably still have a worse CCD, no flash and no zoom, but the best camera is the one you have with you.
I'll miss the zoom the most I think, but as an English magazine (Viz?) once said "Save money on expensive zoom lenses by standing closer to the object you want to photograph."
...until you can get it SIM free and with no need to jailbreak it to get all the features.


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LUXEMBOURG (AP) — European Union foreign ministers decided Monday to sanction more Russians with asset freezes and visa bans as a sign of the trade bloc's outrage over Moscow's ongoing interference in Ukraine, a high-ranking EU official announced.
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton declined to make public the number or the names of any of the Russian officials or citizens affected. Another European Union official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of a lack of authorization to reveal details, said the decision, adopted unanimously by the trade bloc's 28 foreign ministers, needed to be enshrined in legal documents, and that they will be drafted quickly.
The decision was reached at a meeting of the ministers dominated by the crisis in Ukraine and how the EU should respond, Ashton told a news conference.
"Foreign ministers roundly condemned the illegal armed activity in eastern Ukraine over recent days. We are issuing a very direct call on Russia to publicly repudiate this activity," Irish Foreign Minister Eamon Gilmore said.
Some ministers arrived in Luxembourg talking tough. The coordinated action of armed pro-Russian groups occupying government buildings in eastern Ukraine "is something that is being planned and brought about by Russia," and needs to be met with further sanctions, British Foreign Secretary William Hague said.
Russia has strenuously denied involvement in the escalation of armed violence in eastern Ukraine, but several EU ministers noted events there have echoed what happened in the Crimean Peninsula before Russia unilaterally annexed it.
"The problem is it looks very, very similar to what happened previously in the Crimea. So you know, if it looks like a horse and it walks like a horse, it's usually a horse — and not a zebra," said Frans Timmermans, foreign minister of the Netherlands.
Like many matters in the European Union, though, levying sanctions requires the unanimous consent of member states. What ministers were able to agree on Monday was a public warning that "any further steps by the Russian Federation to destabilize the situation in Ukraine would lead to additional and far-reaching consequences in a broad reach of economic areas" between EU countries and Russia.
Preparatory work on just what those economic measures could be is proceeding.
On Thursday, Ashton is scheduled to meet in Switzerland with Secretary of State John Kerry and the foreign ministers of Russia and Ukraine. Some EU member country governments will be closely watching the Kremlin delegation's actions to determine whether it's time to move to what, in the trade bloc's jargon, is being called Phase III of sanctions.
"What we need to do is use the meeting in Geneva to start talking about how to de-escalate the situation," Ashton said. "It's absolutely vital we find a suitable way through this that is going to bring peace and stability to the whole country."
Laurent Fabius, France's foreign minister, said that if the four-party talks fail to persuade or force Russia to back off in Ukraine, European Union leaders could meet as early as next week for a snap summit to rev up the sanctions regime.
A total of 33 Russian and pro-Russian Crimean politicians, lawmakers, military leaders and other public figures are currently subject to EU asset freezes and visa bans, said Paul Ivan, an analyst at the Brussels-based European Policy Center, an independent think tank. That's more than covered by similar U.S. measures, but in general the targets of EU sanctions are lower-ranking, and don't include members of Russian President Vladimir Putin's innermost circle or oligarchs who support him, Ivan said.
Sanctioning individuals is the second stage of the graduated measures agreed to by EU leaders last month as the best way to bring about a change in Russian behavior. The first stage consisted of highly symbolic actions, for instance the end of bilateral EU-Russia talks on visa liberalization or, in concert with Washington, revocation of Russian membership in what had been the G-8 group of industrialized countries.
Shawn Pogatchnik in the Dublin bureau contributed.