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Where Should Carbon Monoxide Detectors Be Installed
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning And Your Furnace Maintenance In Farmington Hills
By Al Kaitken on January 24, 2010
Did you know that one of the most important things you can do for the safety of your family and home is to get your furnace checked out and maintained by a professional every year? This might seem far-fetched to you, but furnace maintenance can keep your furnace from leaking carbon monoxide. This very dangerous compound can make your family ill, and it can even cause death. Here are the facts that you need to know: Carbon Monoxide Causes Death Carbon Monoxide (CO) kills, on average, 1, 500 people per year in the United States, but it can make many more people sick. It is, in fact, the leading cause of poisoning deaths in the country, and children, pregnant women and their unborn babies, anemic people, and people with lung or heart conditions are particularly susceptible. When CO gets into your air, it starts entering your blood stream and replacing the oxygen there, which can cause flu-like symptoms including fatigue, weakness, vomiting, trouble breathing, heart palpitations, and even gastrointestinal problems. When people are exposed to high levels of CO, they can pass out before they even have symptoms.
Sometimes, though, insidious but slow CO leaks can poison an environment so that people experience chronic symptoms that worsen over time. One thing that can cause problems like this is an oil-burning furnace that is not working properly. This type of problem can go unnoticed or misdiagnosed until it is too late to reverse some of the effects of the CO poisoning. Protect Yourself and Your Family One of the most important things that you can do to protect yourself and your family is to install CO detectors in your home. These detectors should be battery operated so that they will work even when the power is out, and they should be installed in all the central areas of your home and nearby to the areas where your family sleeps. These detectors can show the levels of CO in your home, and they can beep like a fire alarm when levels reach a dangerous high. Installing detectors protects you by warning you when there is too much CO in your home, but the simplest way to prevent your home from being poisoned is to have your furnace and other oil or gas burning appliances serviced on a regular basis.
Although things like gas stoves and water heaters can leak CO, furnaces are a very common way for the contaminant to get into the air. If your furnace vents to the outside of your home, be sure that the vent is not covered by leaves or snow, since backing up this vent can release CO into your home. Also, call a professional at least once a year to perform basic furnace maintenance on your appliance. Not only will this keep your family from suffering the effects of carbon monoxide, but it will also save you money by making sure your furnace does not get to the point where it needs major repairs and by making your furnace run more efficiently all winter.http://www.fatherandsonheatingandcooling.com provides you with a full range of heating and air conditioning services, including furnace maintenance in Farmington Hills, Southfield, West Bloomfield and other South East Michigan cities. We beat all competitor prices guaranteed! And we currently offer
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I am not very knowledgable about digital backs but have always lusted for one because of the quality images I see posted here snipThanksRon
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BC, the P30+ is not a fat pixel back, although your models are skinny. I'm sorry.Regards,Ben
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Tuesday, February 18, 2014
In my previous blog I spoke about being Walloped by Winter and what to do about it. The Winter season is also when Cold and Flu season peak. I'm not sure about you, but for me, I am typically felled by one garden-variety head-cold each winter. Seems par-for the course.
For endurance sports athletes, it presents a bit of a challenge. How do you beat the cold, and get back to normal ASAP? There is that gnawing worry about the down-time and the lost fitness.
Years ago, when I was much younger and perhaps not as wise, I used to push things and not listen to my body. I would ignore the early signs of the cold coming on - the body aches, the weakness, the head or chest congestion. Then it would hit in all it's fury - down for a few days, but then I would rush the come back, and the cold would then drag on for sometime with remnant symptoms hanging around for weeks.
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One time before my biggest triathlon race of the season, I came down with a head-cold just over a week out from the race. It was a doozy - sent me to bed for a few days. I was then wrestling with what to do in the run-up to the race. I chose to do nothing - no training at all. All tolled, when I toed the starting line, I had done no training for a full week. I did not feel that great physically, but that race ended up being one of my best races of the year! The one week sick-with-a-cold taper in full-effect! Lesson: A week of resting and recovery from a cold, does not impact your fitness.
The other event was more sinister. I came down with a really bad chest cold. It was very bad. I thought I had recovered and I jumped right back into training at a high level. I had a relapse, that morphed into full-blown pneumonia. This really knocked me out. Close to being hospitalized. Had to take 3 weeks off work. Two of which were spent at home in bed.
Follow-up x-rays and testing discovered that I had done some permanent damage to my lungs - perhaps losing as much as 25% of my absolute, lung capacity. Disturbing news for an endurance athlete. However, I was advised that the lungs can over-compensate and some of this 25% deficit could be taken back and the loss not noticeable.
Lesson here - listen to the body. Take the time to recover fully, before resuming heavy training!
In summary - when you get sick with a head or chest cold, just take the time to fully recover. Recent, studies have shown that despite what all the cold-medication companies tell you, nothing that you can take will make the cold go away any quicker. The OTC drugs, just make some of the symptoms easier to cope with. In short - rest and relaxation and letting the body fight and deal with the infection as best as it can, is the best thing to do, and for the endurance sports athlete that means stopping training until you are 100% recovered and ready to go. When you get those early symptoms - the weakness, the body aches etc . . just shut it down and get as much rest as you can. Help your body help, itself!
On the defense front - the old fashioned way of frequently washing your hands, has been proven to be the best defense from getting sick in the first place. It's far better and more effective than many rumored methods that people talk about. Many of the more popular defense methods - over-dosing on Vitamin-C, taking echinacea etc . . have proven to have little to no effect on cold prevention! Eat a healthy and well balanced diet, and you should have all the natural disease prevention and immunity that you'll ever get. Also, make sure you are getting enough sleep. Recent research has concluded that sleep, is the #1 recovery tool for your body.
Again - wash your hands. And if you do get sick, don't panic. Just take the down-time to rest up a recover well. Know that under normal circumstances your garden-variety head or chest cold runs it's course in a week to 10 days, and there is really not much you can do about that other than doing nothing at all!
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The latest edition of "This Week In Space" is available now – check us out!
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Space for the rest of us is got just a little closer this past week. Over the high desert of California – in the rarefied air where the X-1, X-15 and the space shuttle first tested their wings – a new spaceship took flight for the first time. I am talking about the Virgin VSS Enterprise – bolted beneath its carrying aircraft – the VMS Eve – formerly known as White Knight 2. The test flight lasted just less than 3 hours – they reached 45 thousand feet – and we are told it went well. Eve/Enterprise designer Burt Rutan called it "a momentous day for the Scaled and Virgin Teams." Ahead – independent glide tests and then powered flight this year and next. Once the team is happy – revenue service to space will begin… Eve will take Enterprise to 50 thousand feet – where they will part company – the rocket motor will fire – Enterprise will make a beeline for the dark sky – carrying a half dozen paying passengers into a new era.
It is springtime in the northern hemisphere of Mars – and while NASA's lander called Phoenix has not survived the long dry ice encrusted winter – there are signs of – activity, though not life – elsewhere on the Red Planet. Check out this image captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. The dark spots are patches of basaltic sand that is carried to the surface as the temperature warms and the dry ice sublimates – meaning goes straight from a solid to a gas – skipping the liquid stage (it's just a phase). Notice how they all fan out in the same direction – proof they formed at the same time – when the wind speed and direction were identical. Basalt fans – a sublime sign of warmer days ahead on Mars – sorta like our Washington cherry blossoms here in the U.S.
It will be the fall of 2011 before the Mars Science Laboratory makes its way to the Red Planet. The ambitious rover mission was supposed to be there by now, but the launch was delayed after a host of technical and money woes (the two tend to go hand in hand – see: Constellation). In any case, the folks at The Jet Propulsion Lab in California – are glad they got an extra 26 months – because this mission is the most complex ever.
And while it may be a long time before humans ever get to Mars – you can simulate the long journey now – if you are so inclined. The Russian and European space programs have teamed up for an endurance experiment that seems like the premise for a bad reality TV show – survivor meets big brother I suppose…these are some of the applicants for Mars 500 – a 520 day trip to nowhere that will try to create the rigors and challenges of a piloted mission to the Red Planet. The ersatz spacecraft sits at the Russian Institute of Biomedical Problems. Three Russians, two Europeans and One Chinese will be hermetically sealed inside the steel container in May. They will live in 550 cubic meters – will only eat from food stored inside – and will communicate with the outside world either by deliberately ratty internet – or with a 20 minute one way delay once they reach simulated Mars. The goal: to better understand the psychological and physiological rigors of such a, long, isolated mission. The big question: whether to select a rainbow coalition Star Trek like crew – or a bunch of GI-Joe's – who think act and look alike. So should we take a pool to on whether they will make it the full 520 days? I sure hope there is a webcam…appointment TV for space cadets for sure. Though the team final team has not been selected yet, candidate Arch'hanmael Galliard, of France, is feeling strong about his chances.
"I think that I will be accustomed rapidly to this environment. I thought at the beginning this environment could be smaller. No, I think everything could be done here – experiments, living, doing sports, there is many things that we can do, I think, during this period, we will see with time, if it is really possible or not, but I think that we can do it."
The Mars 500 crew will sure have plenty of time to refine their video game playing prowess. And a now ESA is out with a new study that suggests gaming can enhance collaboration among scientists and engineers – and can be a good education and public outreach tool. The study suggests ESA strike deals with some game developers to create titles that teach – how about Grand Theft Spacecraft? I suppose not…


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The Employment Assistance Committee (EAC) focuses upon the needs of those engineers located in the Long Island area who prefer direct employment to independent consulting. The committee makes available materials, and provides periodic meetings and/or workshops, that address the following areas:
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The day Google officially released Google Co-op Custom Search Engine, I immediately had an idea to put this to good use. Torrents are unmistakably a much searched commodity on the internet. However due to the gray lines of legal issues it falls into, no big name like Google Inc., Ask Jeeves, MSN, Yahoo! or AOL have bothered to provide a search solution for torrents.
However, a horde of torrent directory sites and tracker sites have sprung up. Searching all these sites is a tedious job. You know the torrent you are searching does exist. Searching for it on 10+ different sites is a big pain. Google Torrents is a torrent search engine made using Google Co-op's Custom Search Engine.
This is in no way officially Google. All the same it does harness Google's database and search algorithm (just like any other Google search).Install Firefox with Google Toolbar.
Also, the result page takes you to the directory, where you can find other torrents of the same category. This, is in fact amazing, as you will discover something which you have always wanted, but never got to lay your hands upon.
This search engine is under perpetual evolution and development. If you have any
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This is a quick, satisfying meal perfect for a busy night during the week. I found this on Pinterest, but tweaked it, so here's my version....
Chicken breasts + the above is all you need. Disclaimer: I did not use white wine, it was bad and I wasn't going to open a new one up on a Tuesday night. (No really a bottle of wine went wasted in our home...shame). I used a cup of chicken broth instead.
This was assembled, not cooked yet. Messy, but pretty.
This was after. We scarfed it down, so no pretty plated picture.
Chicken with Sun-dried Tomatoes & Artichokes
4 Chicken Breasts
2 Cloves of Garlic
1/2 Cup of sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil, drained and chopped
1 Cup marinated artichoke hearts, undrained
1 Cup Chicken Broth
1/2 package (or to taste) of Onion Soup Recipe Mix (You know the one)
Preheat Oven to 350*
In a large bowl mix all ingredients (except chicken broth), including chicken, until the chicken is well-coated. Pour chicken broth in roasting or baking dish. Place chicken breasts with all of the good stuff on top in a roasting dish and cover with foil. Bake for 20 minutes with foil. Remove foil and continue baking for 10-15 minutes. Serve with rice, pasta or additional vegetables.
Original recipe called for 2 tbsp. of add'l olive oil. Doesn't need it...oil from the artichokes & tomatoes is enough.
Chicken broth or wine isn't necessary or called for, I just find it nicely steams the chicken breasts and keeps them moist.
A full packet of the onion soup is cloying. Unless you are an onion soup fanatic, a 1/2 package will suffice.
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Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies, Certificate in (Post-baccalaureate graduate certificate)
The Department of Gender, Sexuality & Women's Studies (GSWS) at Virginia Commonwealth University offers a Graduate Certificate in Gender, Sexuality & Women's Studies. The certificate requires a total of 15 graduate credit hours that is comprised of three core course and two elective courses. The elective courses may be taken in the program or in other graduate programs within the university that offer courses on the subjects of gender, sexuality, and feminism. However, permission of the GSWS adviser is required to take a course outside the program that is counted toward the certificate.
Courses are offered once a year. In general, it will take one year to earn the certificate. University policy permits students to earn the certificate while pursuing another graduate degree. For additional information on this topic, please contact the department.
How to Apply
All graduate applications are handled by the School of Graduate Studies. The procedures and forms for applying to our graduate certificate may be accessed through the VCU Graduate School.
The following materials are submitted to the Graduate School:
- Online application and application fee
- Transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended by the applicant
- Three references from former instructors (one may be from an employer/supervisor)
- Personal statement that describes the reasons for wishing to peruse our graduate certificate
Following receipt of these materials from the Graduate School, the Department's Admissions Committee will review applications. Letters indicating the Committee's decision will be sent generally within two weeks following receipt of all materials by the Department.
It is best to ask references to send completed forms and letters, in a sealed envelope signed across the flap, to you. Once all three are received, the applicant sends them directly to the Graduate School.
Contact the chair for information regarding assistantships, scholarships and additional financial aid information:
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Insta Friday
What a wonderfully busy week!
It started out with my husband waking me up and saying,
"Let's go to the beach!"
If you live in the Northwest, you know that a day at the beach is like rolling the dice...
you just never know what you are going to get....especially in January.
But we got LUCKY!
A perfect day of family, sunshine, and good eats at the Pelican Pub
(a personal favorite).
The girls actually got along, the dogs ran and played, and everyone had a great time.
Later in the week...a little shopping...for me.
I know, I know, these shoes are not part of my normal mom attire,
but we have a wedding to addend this weekend, and this mama needs new shoes!
And then...a little more shopping...for clients!
I'ts really much more fun spending other peoples money-no guilt!
Stay tuned for some before and after pics of the Salon Mecca Project.
Since the stores aren't open at midnight,
I thought I better do some work at home while the littles sleep and the hubby works late.
On the list this week, feather light fixtures and baby quilt!
I am sooooo excited to share more pics of these lights...I am in loooove with them!
Now I just need to decide where to put one in my house.
To sum it up, it was a colorful week.
Lots of smiles, laughter, bead organizing, and 5 year olds getting a hold of my phone's camera (apparently). The toy was one of those things that grows in water that I got for the girls in the dollar section at Joanns...didn't know the pic was there until it popped up when I went to do this post...
hmmmm, I best keep an eye on my little photographer!
Hope you too had a colorful week!
Today I'm linking up with Jeannett at Life Rearranged


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While dumpster diving doesn't sound too appealing, and it's definitely not for germaphobes, it remains one of the best ways to eat for free on the road. It is relatively safe, it helps to reduce waste and you can often find food only a few days past its expiration date. Plus it's totally free. In the following guide you will find a brief introduction on how to dumpster dive.
History of Dumpster Diving
Throughout history, the homeless, the poor and the wandering nomads have all resorted to dumpster diving when the hunger became unbearable. Similarly, today, in many developing countries, dumpster diving is a means of survival. This is especially true in Africa and much of India. However, in the United States and Europe, Dumpster Diving has actually become a popular sub culture. These dumpster divers refer to themselves as freegans and will often go in groups to find dumpster edibles. Their unofficial motto, one mans trash is another mans treasure.
Where and How to Dumpster Dive
If you're in the US or Europe, the best place to go dumpster diving is behind any supermarket. Since supermarkets are required throw out perishables you can often find food on a daily basis. Often, many of the items they throw out still have a few days left before their expiration dates. This means that the food is essentially still fresh and safe to eat. Other good places to go dumpster diving include the trash bins near bakeries, the dumpsters behind large hotels, and restaurants and anyplace where food is thrown out regularly.
Is Dumpster Diving Illegal?
Technically, if the dumpster is not located in a public place, then it would be considered trespassing. Unfortunately the dumpsters that yield the most fresh foods are usually located on private property. However, even if you were to be caught, it is unlikely that the police will be called. Usually the owner will simply ask you to leave the property. Regardless, it is best to do your diving with discretion, and preferably at night.
Is Dumpster Food Safe?
Any food that comes from the garbage is in there for a reason and needs to be critically analyzed. You have to determine why the food was thrown out. Most of the food you will find won't be inherently bad, but if it is, you should be able to tell by how it looks or smells. Use your best judgment and try to stick to packaged foods when available.
Dumpster diving is probably the easiest way to score free food on the road. There is no hassle or embarrassment unless you get caught, it helps to recycle food, there are dumpsters everywhere, and food can usually be found in abundance. As long as you choose your food wisely, and check expiration dates, you should end up with a clean and semi fresh meal. Although it may be difficult to get used to at fist, it will quickly get easier and you may actually start to enjoy finding dumpster treasures.
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So, we're not entirely sure what happened between late May and now (minus the influx of press surrounding AT&T and Verizon obtaining the device next year), but Sprint and Palm seem to be reversing their strategy and downplaying the success of the Palm Pre at launch by telling customers not to expect lengthy lines on Saturday morning.
Palm spokeswoman Lynn Fox encouraged customers to equate success with time and not with the picture of a jam-packed store: ?We?re not like Apple,? she said. Mark Elliott, a spokesman for Sprint, went on to say that Sprint sought to replace the typical "line out the door" mentality with a more personal experience for customers buying the Pre: ?What we?re trying to do is not have people backed up waiting so customers feel rushed. We want each customer to get the experience.?
Whether this is a creative marketing ploy or an actual belief by Sprint and Palm executives remains to be seen, but at any rate, I would still recommend arriving as early as possible. Regardless of how much they would like to, traffic patterns can't be predicted across the US - and hey, it's always good to plan for the worst, right?
Source: New York Times
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Many strategy RPGs appeared during the Super Nintendo era, and several became part of the Playstation games library later on. One of these was Tactics Ogre, which now has an updated version on the PSP.
Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together takes place in the kingdom of Valeria, at a time where a series of important events will impact the life of our main hero. Denim, his sister Kachua and his friend Vice go through dark times and epic battles, in a tale of friendship, hate and betrayal during a civil war.
The gameplay in Tactics Ogre takes place in two distinct parts. In one of them, you talk to people, watch the story develop and do some shopping, although this never takes place in an exploratory fashion but by reading text and seeing some artwork. The second part is the action, so to speak, in the form of tactical combat, which may not be new and inventive but it's a system that offers plenty of options that will appeal to the strategist in you. The battles are very similar to those in Final Fantasy Tactics, which isn't surprising, considering both games have the same director. However, here you can have up to 12 party members in the battlefield.
During a battle, each opposing faction takes their turn with all characters. Characters have a number of options available, such as move, attack (ranged or close combat), use skills, magic and use items. Actions cost points (MP or TP) which are accumulated throughout the duration of the battle, and everyone has Recovery Time which dictates when their turn is up, and is affected by whatever action they take.
There were two things that I wasn't very fond of. One was that there was no option to fast forward through enemy movement/action phase, which made some battles extremely long. Another was how to tell your party apart from the enemies. For the most part, when the enemies are monsters or soldiers wearing the same uniforms, you can tell who they are. But there are times where I had no clue who was on my side, especially when it comes to having A.I.-controlled allies doing their own thing on the battlefield. A way to make the look of my army more uniform would have been definitely welcome.
And speaking on A.I.-controlled allies, trying to keep them alive is many times frustrating, exactly because of this "doing their own thing". They will go and put themselves in danger, get surrounded and easily killed. And enemies do have a preference for swarming on weaker characters - just as we would do to their healers and mages.
An interesting feature called The Chariot lets you backtrack up to 50 turns, in case you find yourself making mistakes and losing a battle. This unusual game mechanic is definitely a welcome addition since it prevents you from having to start a battle from the beginning, and lets you "undo" whatever mistake, bringing more enjoyment to the game and saving you time in the event of failure.
Outside of battle you can customize your characters by unlocking skills, spells, changing their equipment or switching jobs, which is a rewarding in-depth and time-consuming task. For some, this might be overwhelming (as is looking at the tons of information on certain screens). But for those who have played Final Fantasy Tactics and truly enjoyed it, it's a welcome and somewhat familiar process.
During the adventure you will be given a few choices to make, which will influence events to come and ultimately the ending. The dialogs and story are to praise as they make these moments serious and meaningful, however, the characters lack depth. With the exceptions being our protagonists, you never seem to get to know any other characters well enough nor are they given enough personality. The music and voiced cutscenes are also a treat, and it's a shame that there aren't more of them throughout the game.
Overall, Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together is a good game that caters to strategy RPG fans. And it may also be the closest you're going to get to a Final Fantasy Tactics sequel, so there is no reason not to play it.


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The Ozark-Dale County Public Library will be having a buy one get on free book sale this Saturday from 9 A.M until noon.
There will be a wide variety of books on sale as well as DVDs
There will even be some books for free
Pat Walker, library volunteer says:
"We have sets of encyclopedias, different sets of gardening books, a lot of cook books, childrens books, and gift quality books."
All the proceeds will go directly to the library.


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Purdue professor wins national cancer research award
March 19, 2015 WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The American Association for Cancer Research is honoring Philip S. Low with the AACR Award for Outstanding Achievement in Chemistry in Cancer Research. Low, Purdue University's Ralph C. Corley Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, will receive the award at the association's annual meetingRead More →


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In the centre of the mangrove forests of Semawang is the Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary, where you can see Borneo's indigenous proboscis monkeys. This privately-owned sanctuary located within an oil palm estate gives you the chance to observe these animals up close and personal.
The remarkable males sport big dangling noses, reddish flat-top hairstyles, white tails and markings, and pot bellies. The females on the other hand, are much smaller and have up-turned noses.
Take a night tour for a chance to see wild boars, flying squirrels, fireflies and crocodiles. The sanctuary also has a lodge with aircondtioned twin or double rooms, family chalet and dormitaries for those who wish to stay overnight.
The sanctuary also provides transfers, daytrips and overnight stays. You can also go through a local tour operator.
Hours / Feeding times
Platform A : 09:30am & 02:30pm Daily
Platform B : 11:30am & 04.30pm Daily
Travel along Jalan Labuk (heading towards Kota Kinabalu) and turn off at the SPS 3 junction at Mile 19 (adjacent to Consolidated Sabah Farms). From here, the sanctuary is a 15km further along the road.
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Adult: RM 15.00
Below 12 years old : RM 5.00
Adult: RM 60.00
Below 12 years old : RM 30.00
Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary
Yet Hing Oil Palm Estate, Off Jalan Labuk
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May 11, 2009
By John Zant, Santa Barbara Independent
As her honeymoon year nears an end, Lindsay Gottlieb is confident she has kept the UCSB women's basketball team heading in the right direction. She inherited a veteran team from Mark French, who retired as the Gauchos' coach a year ago, and guided them to another Big West Conference championship and a 22-10 record.
The season ended with a somewhat painful 74-39 loss to Stanford in the first round of the NCAA tournament, but Gottlieb points out, "Stanford destroyed everybody up to the Final Four. It was an unlucky draw for us." The Cardinal was regarded as the best team in the tournament other than all-powerful Connecticut.
Gottlieb says she has "a three- or four-year plan" for the Gauchos to continue competing "on a national level." Her proficiency will be more fully revealed next season, when the returning players will have spent a year in her system, and recruits chosen by her will be folded into the team.
Gottlieb and her staff have assembled an impressive rookie class for 2009-10: Grovinya "Sweets" Underwood, a six-footer from Compton Centennial High whose life story (both parents deceased, she was raised by an aunt who exhorted her to earn all A's in school) inspired a column by Steve Lopez in the L.A. Times; guard Destini Mason of Perris High; guard Briahna Richardson from Pacific Hills, the daughter of former NBA player Pooh Richardson; and a late addition, Stefani Corgel, a guard from L.A.'s Marlborough High.
There are more holes to fill, as the Gauchos are graduating five seniors, and two young players -- forward Ashlee Brown and guard Courtney Collishaw -- have decided to transfer. "Recruiting is ongoing," Gottlieb says. "I don't know if `off' is the proper term for `off-season.' It seems I'm spending even more time on the job now."
The departure of Brown and Collishaw sowed some unease among the Gaucho faithful. Brown is a strong post player who made the Big West All-Freshman team in 2008, but she found herself riding the bench much of the past season. Collishaw had trouble catching up after her first season was wiped out by a torn ACL.
Collishaw is heading for Loyola Marymount, which had been her second choice when French successfully recruited her to UCSB. "I wanted to come to Santa Barbara since the eighth grade," Collishaw says. "There's a lot of sadness about leaving. There was just too much change. It's a shock to go from high school to Division I in the first place, and then -- after I got used to everything -- to have a new coaching staff, a new athletic director, a new trainer. It was hard to handle. Coach Gottlieb understood, as a player herself, where I was coming from."
"My first choice is for our players to be happy and successful here," Gottlieb says. "If not, that they be happy and successful elsewhere."
The movement of basketball players from one school to another has almost reached epidemic proportions. The Gauchos will likely pick up some players from that market, Gottlieb says, but she will do careful research before committing to a player. UCSB has in the past taken in stars that did not pan out -- notably, Emily Niemann from Baylor and Courtney Young from Tennessee -- but also landed very productive transfers in April McDivitt, who led the Gauchos into the 2004 Sweet Sixteen after leaving Tennessee; and Lauren Pedersen, who finished her career in style this year after jumping from UCLA.
UCSB hopes it has another winning transfer in Mekia Valentine, a 6′4″ forward/center who becomes eligible as a junior this fall after leaving Wake Forest. "Mekia's level of intensity in practice already had an impact on us," Gottlieb says. "She's incredibly mobile and quick. She's an athlete the likes of which I didn't see in the conference."
Gottlieb has also been working on her golf game in preparation for the UCSB women's basketball benefit tournament, coming up May 28 at the Sandpiper Golf Course. For information on the event, which includes lunch and dinner, call 893-5724.


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National Security - Excelsior College
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Bachelor's Degrees in National Security
Excelsior College's flexible, online degree programs in national security are designed to meet the needs of working adults who want to advance in careers related to national security.
These programs are well-suited to military servicemembers, veterans, and civilian employees in the government sector, and those who have completed some college courses and want to apply their credits to a program that's aligned with their professional goals.
Choose from two concentrations:
Catalog: Public Service
Review degree requirements, learning outcomes, core courses, and more in the Public Service Catalog.
Contact: Undergraduate Admissions
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Excelsior College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104. (267-284-5000). The Middle States Commission on Higher Education is an institutional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation.
All of Excelsior College's academic programs are registered (i.e., approved) by the New York State Education Department.


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Matthew Jensen
Fourteen floors of new paintings, prints, photographs and works-on-paper by emerging New York City artists using landscape as a conceptual element in their work.
The title, Stand Here and Listen, plays off the phenomenon of 'viewing spots' that occur in popular tourist destinations: exact spots, labeled with signs, where visitors are encouraged to stand and look. In a similar way, the selected artwork allows viewers to stand and look, inviting visual exploration; however, the activity and composition of each work embodies thought, motion and sound, as much as sight.
The clearest connection between all the artists is the work itself. All the artists draw inspiration from the natural world and the idea of landscape, yet each has created their own language and style with their chosen media. Each artist selected for the permanent corridor collection has an active studio practice based in New York City and each has utilized the online Irving Sandler Artists File developed by the non-profit, Artists Space. The database connects artists to the outside world by providing a place where images of artwork and biographical information can be posted by artists and searched by anyone. Using the database exclusively was a way to connect with artists who are otherwise not connected to each other, to a single gallery or group, or by affiliations with any persons involved in the selection process. The collection is then based, as purely as possible, on the work itself.
Soho holds a major place in the history of New York City's art world and for decades was the central district for artist studios. While Soho has changed dramatically over the years, this collection highlights the fact that New York City has retained this spirit of artistic production. Thankfully, there remain throughout the neighborhood, numerous arts organizations and venues, such as Artists Space, The Drawings Center, The Swiss Institute, Location One, De Maria's Broken Kilometer, The Judd Center and numerous galleries that continue to draw visitors from around the world. The exhibition in the corridors and other works throughout The James allows this art experience to extend into a new space and allows new artists to gain exposure.


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I have hooked up to an external LCD and can briefly get the BIOS page on the external LCD but then the signal is lost on the external display(after approx 10sec). I have checked all connections to the laptop monitor and all seems ok.I have tried reseating the memory modules to no avail and am now at a loss as to what is causing the problem..Any help would be much appreciated.
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The actor Shah Rukh Khan has announced that RA.One will be the first Bollywood film to also be released with a video game tie-in.
The Superhero action film will be released in cinemas at the end of October, but in September the video game to the movie will be released for the Sony PlayStation.
It has long been a tradition of Hollywood movies to do such tie-ins or make films based on video games, but to see Indian films get into the market shows both how Indian cinema has veered increasingly towards making films traditionally seen as being Hollywood territory and also how global companies are trying to get a piece of the Bollywood market.
Khan said: "It has been a dream since childhood to be somehow involved in video-game designing or making them, as all kids dream of. So now, many years down the line, the dream is fulfilled!"
The game is scheduled to be available for download from September 11. Atindriya Bose, the India country manager for PlayStation, said: "We have always wanted to bring Bollywood IPs on PlayStation platform as the way of connecting to the Indian audience. RA.One has the right mix of action, environment and imagination that is required to make a good PlayStation game, and with Shah Rukh Khan's immense passion and understanding of PlayStation games, we have chanced upon a very unique opportunity for a great game."
Red Chillies Entertainment, the production company owned by Khan, has developed the sci-fi film. The actor himself wrote the video-game story and says the game can be considered a prequel to what happens in the film.
When releasing the first image from the game on his Twitter account, the actor articulated his excitement: "Sorry to go on and on about the Sony ps3 game, but I am so taken by it. Yippee my own personal video game ... though the hair is a little pointy ... will put up shots of other actors soon."
The game will feature characters from the movie, including Khan's G.One and Arjun Rapai's R.One. The rumour mill is suggesting that the avatar of Kareena Kapoor will be based upon Lara Croft. The main cast of RA.One have also provided the voice-overs for their respective characters.
Players will get to choose to be either R.One or G.One during the adventure, in which they rely on various superpowers to get through the 20-game play environments from the RA.One universe.
RA.One stands for Random Access: Version One, as well as the mythological character Ravana. The film will be released in 3D. The Indian broadcasting rights to the film have already been sold to Star India for a record sum, as the movie has set up a marketing strategy based on a Hollywood tent-pole release.


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The Glorious History of Indian Science Congress
Indian Science Congress Association (ISCA) is the premier Indian Science Community organisation formed with the objective of advancing, promoting and furthering the cause of science in India. Established in 1914, from 150 members and 35 papers communicated for reading at the first session to more than ten thousand members till date, ISCA has grown into a strong fraternity Over the years, ISCA has been headed by luminous personalities and scientists like Acharaya Prafulla Chandra Ray, Sir M. Visvesvaraya, Sir J.C. Bose, Professor C.V. Raman, Sir Lewis L. Fermor, Dr. D.N. Wadia, Sir Shanti S. Bhatnagar, Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru, Prof. P.C. Mahala Novis, Dr. Homi Bhabha, Dr. M.S. Swaminathan, Prof. M.G.K. Menon, Prof. C.N.R. Rao, Prof. Yash Pal, Dr. R.A. Mashelkar, Dr. R.S. Paroda, Prof. S.S. Katiyar, Dr. K. Kasturirangan, Dr. Asis Datta, Dr. Manmohan Singh, Dr. N.K. Ganguly etc.
Imphal is the capital city of the Indian state of Manipur. Ruins of the Palace of Kangla, the royal seat of the erstwhile Kingdom of Manipur, are in the city Centre, surrounded by a moat. Imphal has a untouched charm surrounding its natural beauty, sceneries and landscapes as well as a significant history leaving hints of the past around the city. A number of tourist destinations which include INA memorial, Manipur state museum, Kangla Fort, Langthabal, war cemeteries, Shri Govindjee temple, Waithou, Loktal lake, Manipur Zoological gardens and Keibul Lamjao National park makes Imphal a major visiting place.
Vigyan Jyot - Flame of Knowledge was conceived on the lines of the Olympic flame. It is a movement dedicated to nurturing scientific temper in the society, especially the youth.


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Yang to Step Down as Yahoo CEO
Co-Founder's Rebuff of Microsoft Haunted Tenure; Will Stay Until Successor Is Found
Yahoo Inc. co-founder and Chief Executive Jerry Yang will step down after the company finds a replacement, closing a tumultuous and short tenure during which Yahoo rejected an offer from Microsoft Corp.'s MSFT -0.78% to buy it.
Yahoo Chairman Roy Bostock and Mr. Yang, who will stay on as a senior executive and board member, have been discussing for weeks the possibility the CEO might step aside, said people familiar with the matter. His impending exit leaves much unresolved for the Internet company, which has been fighting a battle to remain independent for months. The move could pave the way for Yahoo to complete a deal with Microsoft.
For his role in those talks, Mr. Yang has been taking a beating from investors for months as concerns from inside and outside the company that he wasn't the right person to help Yahoo make painful strategic choices continued to mount. Activist investor Carl Icahn said he would replace Mr. Yang as CEO if his proxy campaign succeeded. After Yahoo agreed to a truce with Mr. Icahn, allowing him to join the board, shareholder resentment lingered. Mr. Yang received the support of only 66% of shareholder votes cast at the company's recent annual meeting. He stayed on, arguing that he was the best person to help Yahoo turn itself around.
That became increasingly difficult as the board was unwilling to abandon the notion that a deal with Microsoft could yet be struck, said people familiar with the matter. And while Mr. Yang is not opposed to a deal, and recently said publicly that he thought Microsoft should try to buy Yahoo, his relationship with Microsoft has been strained by months of tense negotiations.
A person familiar with Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer's thinking said that the Microsoft chief is still interested in buying Yahoo's search business, which could help the software company with the critical task of ratcheting up its market share against Google Inc. But Mr. Ballmer is in no rush, this person said, and will likely wait until a new Yahoo chief executive is named before making any new entreaty.
The current economic turmoil might strengthen Microsoft's hand because Yahoo is dependent on advertising revenue, which has fallen. Microsoft has a broader range of businesses with which to weather rough economic waters. News that the board had begun a search to replace Mr. Yang was first reported Monday evening by AllThingsD, a Web site owned by Dow Jones & Co., publisher of The Wall Street Journal.
In recent weeks, Yahoo's plummeting stock price has continued to send alarm bells to the board, said people familiar with the matter. On Monday, Yahoo shares closed at $10.63 a share, down 1.76% on the Nasdaq Stock Market. However, in after-hours trading, the shares jumped 4.42%. Microsoft had offered $31 a share on Jan. 31, which Yahoo's board rejected.
Meanwhile, Mr. Yang's strategy of keeping Yahoo independent has faced a number of new roadblocks. Google abandoned a pending search deal with the company amid regulatory concerns. And talks over a possible merger with Time Warner Inc.'s AOL -- which are ongoing -- failed to progress.
Yahoo's board members have chosen executive-search firm Heidrick & Struggles International Inc. HSII 0.99% to find Mr. Yang's successor. The board is likely to consider Susan Decker, Yahoo's president, who is well-liked by some board members, said people familiar with the matter.
But some large investors could resist the choice, as they have previously expressed concerns that Ms. Decker, who was formerly Yahoo's chief financial officer, lacks the management experience for the job.
Microsoft's Mr. Ballmer has repeatedly said in public in recent weeks that his company has no interest in acquiring Yahoo and that the two aren't engaged in talks about a transaction. However, Mr. Ballmer did signal at an event last month that a more narrow deal between the companies, perhaps involving a Microsoft acquisition of Yahoo's search engine, could make sense.
People familiar with Microsoft's thinking have said support remains within the company for a Yahoo search deal, but that other factors, such as the souring economy and an expected change in the ranks of antitrust officials with the new presidential administration next year, could affect the timing of any Microsoft actions. If Microsoft decides to make a new run for all or part of the company, Mr. Yang's departure clears one hurdle. Microsoft executives viewed him as the main stumbling block to getting a deal done.
Following Microsoft's initial bid for Yahoo, Mr. Yang responded a month later with a note to his shareholders that said Microsoft's bid "substantially undervalues" the company. With that he let Microsoft to stew as the software giant tried to entice him into talks.
When those talks started in earnest -- weeks later in mid-April -- Mr. Yang played his cards close to the vest, telling Mr. Ballmer and other Microsoft executives at a meeting in Portland, Ore., that he wasn't authorized to cut a deal.
In following weeks, Yahoo's board authorized Mr. Yang to sell the company, and in early May, he and his co-founder David Filo met Mr. Ballmer in Seattle to discuss the details. Soon after Mr. Yang returned to California late the same day, Mr. Ballmer called to say he was dropping Microsoft's offer. People familiar with the matter say Mr. Yang was stunned.
As the two retreated to their respective corners this summer, Mr. Ballmer largely blamed Yahoo and Mr. Yang for the companies' failure to reach an agreement, say people familiar with his thinking.
A spokesman for Microsoft said the company had no comment on the change in Mr. Yang's role.
—Robert A. Guth, Nick Wingfield, Joann S. Lublin and Matthew Karnitschnig contributed to this article.
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10 Reasons Why We Think 'Iron Man 3′ Will Be the Biggest Movie of the Year
It's not a question of whether or not we're going to see 'Iron Man 3.' Rather, it's question of how early we're going to get in line. Even after the disappointing 'Iron Man 2,' we have faith that director Shane Black can ride that post-'Avengers' momentum and tell a great Iron Man story. After all, what goes down here is bound to color the entirety of Marvel's Phase Two!
Since we're a bunch of obsessive nerds over here, we went through that brand new 'Iron Man 3' trailer frame-by-frame to see what we could discern about the latest adventure of Tony Stark. Join us as we take a look at the ten moments in the new trailer that have us pumped for 'Iron Man 3.'
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Tony Stark Has Some Issues
"I'm Tony Stark. I build neat stuff, I got a great girl and occasionally save the world. So why can't I sleep?
How would you feel if you barely survived saving the world from an alien invasion while fighting alongside a Norse god and a giant green rage monster? You'd probably question everything. We've heard that 'Iron Man' will deal directly with the fallout of 'The Avengers' and it looks like Tony is having a hard time getting back to the way things were before. This is probably the closest we'll see to an adaptation of the infamous "Demon in a Bottle" comic storyline (which dealt with Tony's alcoholism) -- how exactly does a superhero deal with crippling personal trauma? It looks like his fourth outing as Tony Stark will allow Robert Downey Jr. to really bring his acting chops.
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The Iron Patriot is Here
'Iron Man 2' saw Tony's best friend James Rhodes (Don Cheadle) obtain the War Machine armor and join the final battle against Mickey Rourke's Whiplash. For the new film, Rhodey's position as an officer in the United States Air Force has led to his armor getting a red, white and blue paint job, transforming War Machine into the Iron Patriot. The results look slick, but you know Tony is going to have a few snarky things to say about it.
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Tony on the Defense
"Mr. Stark, today is the first day of what's left of your life."
Tony Stark is usually a guy with a plan. Being a super genius with a suit of high tech armor means always having the upper hand...until now. We've already seen the destruction of Tony's home in the previous trailers, but this one showcases just how unexpected and horrifying it is and just how unprepared Tony is to deal with the attack. Seeing Tony struggle to get his armor on as his home collapses around him is pretty thrilling stuff.
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Keeping Pepper In Play
"Do you want an empty life?"
The casting of Gwyneth Paltrow as Tony's love interest Pepper Potts is the gift that keeps on giving. First, she was the perfect verbal sparring partner for Robert Downey Jr. in the first two 'Iron Man' films. Then she gave Tony something to fight for during the exhilarating climax of 'The Avengers.' Their relationship looks like it's going to be pushed to the limit in the new film and since we've spent three films watching (and loving) these two together, it should have more weight than your typical blockbuster romance.
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The Mandarin: Our Next Great Comic Book Villain?
"You're not a man. You're nothing more than a maniac."
If the trailer is any indication, Ben Kingsley is looking looking to establish a new high watermark for cinematic supervillains with his take on the Mandarin, which looks like it could be something special...or a special kind of disaster. Between his ambiguously accented voice and militaristic cult wardrobe, Kingsley looks and sounds downright bizarre. And you know what? We'll take it. The past two 'Iron Movies' were marred by forgettable villains, so it's about time this series took a risk and swung for the fences with its antagonist. We just hope whatever Kingsley is doing here ends up being more than a collection of oddball tics.
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Guy Pearce and Extremis
Who is Aldrich Killian? We know he's being played by Guy Pearce and we know that he's a scientist who has created a dangerous new technology called Extremis that will spell all kinds of trouble for Tony Stark, but that's about it, really. The trailer doesn't feature much of Pearce, but we do get to see him strolling through a creepy laboratory filled with shady villain types, so we definitely know he's up to no good. After all, if you need to put your lab in what appears to be an underground bunker, there's no way in hell that you're trustworthy.
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Putting on That Armor in Style
Each movie featuring Iron Man has faced a difficult challenge: how do you get Tony Stark into his armor in the most badass way possible? We thought nothing could top the scene in 'The Avengers' where Tony activates his armor while plummeting off the side of Stark Tower, but it looks like 'Iron Man 3' may have topped it. In true action hero style, Tony leaps off a platform (while something explodes behind him, of course) and slides right into his auto-piloted armor. To call it cool would be an understatement.
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Wit Amidst the Action
"No politics here. Just good old fashioned revenge."
Robert Downey Jr. is a naturally funny actor, a fact that didn't escape previous Marvel directors Jon Favreau and Joss Whedon. You don't go to an 'Iron Man' movie for the awesome armors -- you go for Downey Jr.'s quick witted sarcasm. The action is just a nice bonus. 'Iron Man 3' director Shane Black has previously worked with Downey Jr. on the wonderful 'Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang' (where the actor was a comedic force of nature), so we're looking at a duo who know how to get the best out of each other. As dark as 'Iron Man 3' looks, we're happy to know that there will be plenty of laughs tucked in around the superhero antics.
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An Army of Iron Men
"There's my boys."
The moment we saw them on the poster, we knew this would be the BIG MOMENT of the new trailer. In order to properly combat the Mandarin, Tony and Rhodey need a little help...and dozens of Iron Man armors answer the call. We don't know where they come from. We don't know if they're being worn or being remote controlled. We don't know exactly how they'll figure into the movie. But we do know that 'Iron Man 3' is going to feature a literal army of Iron Men for the big climax.
Your move, other 2013 summer blockbusters.
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Hulkbuster Armor?!
Among Tony's various armors, the trailer gives us a quick and memorable look at a massive suit that can best be described as the Iron Man version of a tank. The internet has already pointed out that is bears a pretty strong resemblance to the "Hulkbuster" armor of the comics, which Tony creates to help combat a certain, uh, Hulk. Is this just another cool amor or is Marvel sowing the seeds for a conflict in a future movie? Hmm...


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This weekend, I'm heading out of town with my mom, mother in law, and sister, for our annual girls' weekend. I can't wait! We usually try to get each other little gifties, just for fun. In the past, I've done little goodie bags for everyone, but this year, I did something different. Michaels has their plastic pumpkins on sale, so I bought four of the little ones and painted them up for Halloween. Happy Jacks! I love them all together, so once I give three away, I may go purchase a couple more so I can line my mantle.
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Elle Medina has finally received the break she always dreamed; for once things appear to be going well in her life. Then at the drop of a hat, the fake psychic is suddenly filmed in a dressing room by some perverts then learns that the video has been posted on a website. How could things go from good to worse, so quickly in her life, especially when a whole list of problems begin to surface?
Maya, and her father, own a bar and as she plans her upcoming wedding, things do not appear to be going well for the bride, so she turns to Elle.
Merrick is Elle's boyfriend often unaware of Elle's little lies.
Elle wishes she was a real physic and could see into her future. As she helps her friend, Maya with her wedding, it begins to turn into chaotic disorder. It seems nothing can go right for Elle. For some reason, her neighbors do not care for her and her boyfriend; Merrick is always annoyed with her in some way or another. She cares for him but fears he desires someone better so she slightly stretches the truth about her job as a physic and lets him think she is in graduate school. One thing is certain, Maya may have the perfect groom but the wedding gown is disaster walking. Somehow, she has to find a way to save Maya's wedding but it seems neither can come to an exact agreement on matters. To complicate things further, someone has played a cruel joke on her when she was inside a dressing room, and converted her little changing of clothes into a striptease and sent it over the Internet. Between Maya's wedding, Merrick and the video scam that she is determined to find who is behind, Elle finds it hard being completely truthful to everyone around her.
True Lies of a Drama Queen is a humorous story. Elle's refreshing character is cute and witty the way she is encumbered with many things yet keeps her perspective charm on matters. The banter between Elle and Merrick does have its moments especially with the invasion of privacy chat after talking to the security guard. I love the part where women feel with their hearts but everyone knows where men's feelings are located. Ms. Nichols spins a read that keeps the reader flipping the pages to see if Elle will be able to find happiness in her life while overcoming meandering obstacles. She fashions a slice of life that takes the reader on a lovely journey with some fascinating characters. A sweet amusing read that many could relate in a world where things do not always turn out faultless.
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