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Jonah Henry Solomon
Born May 12, 2012. Passed away May 14, 2012.
West Virginia, USA
Our tiny butterfly will always be in our hearts.
To Jonah,
Loving you is as beautiful and as untouchable as a sunset. Your tiny touch was as powerful as the sea. The force of the ocean can't remove you from my life......even though you have gone, you are always there, as are the waves that come and roll or crash onto the shore and then come again.
You made me a Grandmother and brought countless blessings to family - and through your incredible parents - to strangers as well.
Not a day goes by that I don't wish you could have stayed longer and I love you and miss you so much, always. This love is endless, like the grains of sand by the sea.
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HP P6-2203a graphics driver problem?
I had a bad virus and had to reinstall windows.Since then I have had trouble booting up or when it goes to idle after about 10 minutes or so it wont come on again? I have to shut it down by holding the power button for 5 seconds and wait 10 seconds and it will boot up again. Lately it took about 4 goes to start it again? I think it may have something to do with the graphics because it changes resolution settings by itself every now and then? I started it up the other day and this is the picture I got in the photo but it came good again on restart? When it boots up I get a command prompt window that flashes on the screen for a second.(that may be unrelated though)? I checked out HPs graphics drivers but I dont know which one to install they have Original AMD Unified Graphics Driver 8.960.11.1000.REV.A 152MB july,2013. and Original AMD Graphics Driver. 8.945.0.0 REV.A 159.1MB Feb,2013. I used the automatic HP driver program that searches your computer for outdated drivers but I cant make heads or tails of the results it showed? Probably because I'm 60+ Y/O.LOL Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I think its my HD7560D graphics card has had it? My computer boots up no problem now when I plug the monitor cable into the VGA port.I downloaded and installed the latest graphics driver 14.501.1003.0,will that work with a Gigabyte HD6670 card? Or do I uninstall this latest driver and run the CD driver that came with the Gigabyte HD6670? I don't know how these things work,so I need some advice?
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Win 7 Ultimate x64
Steps to follow,
1. Uninstall current driver.
2. Shut down and install new card.
3. Boot to bios and make disable the onboard video (bit of a misnomer as it is actually integrated in the CPU). Seeing as it is a HP computer, this setting may not be present.
4. Boot into Windows and install the latest driver from AMD, don't bother with the CD.
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Thanks mate,you explain things so clear and concisely that even I can understand it which is amazing! LOL
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"The life of the late great Sam Kinison is explored from birth to his untimely death in this wonderful video. It has lots of interviews with Sam's friends, colegues, and his brother Bill. The way it is put together is great, with some of his best comedy clips on the video. It tells about the life of Sam Kinison very well, from the loud mouth hysterical man on stage, to the warm, caring man off it. Buy it... you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll laugh again."
Sam Kinison - I knew why I laughed!
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"The late Sam Kinison has always been a maligned person due to his outrageous stage presence and performance. In this DVD, you can learn the way Sam REALLY died, see unseen footage of his standup start in Texas and see unseen footage of Sam when he was a preacher. Also included in this DVD are scenes with Dennis Miller, Larry King, Rodney Dangerfield, Jay Leno, Judy Tenuta and other famous faces. Sam may have been outrageous, crazy, and many other adverbs and adjectives, but you'll know the real story when it's over. Get this and find out the REAL story. END"
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"I watched "Why Did We Laugh" with great interest. Director Larry Carroll has found something deeper and much more interesting about Sam Kinison lurking just behind the noise and laughter. I didn't think it was possible but Kinison actually seems to have been a very human, very compelling character. Bravo."
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Here's what the director told the Wall St. Journal,
For 'Avatar 2,' what I'm most interested in is getting theaters to up their light level… And we want to shoot the movie at 48 or maybe even 60 frames a second, and display it at that speed, which will eliminate a lot of the motion artifacts that I think are causing some people problems… People talk about feeling sick or something like that, and I think it's because the image is strobing. That's a function of the 24 frame frame rate, which has actually got nothing to do with 3D. It's just made more apparent because the 3D is otherwise such an enhanced, realistic image, that all of a sudden you're aware of this funky strobing which you weren't aware of.I was actually just talking to a friend about movies being shown in theaters at 60 frames per second instead of 24. 60fps is more natural for the eye and brain to take in process, allowing us to see things much more smoothly and fluidly. I honestly think the next step for feature film projection is to abandon 24fps and move it up to 60fps. That's still years away from happening though, if it ever actually happens. If anyone can push the theaters in the direction to make this change though it's James Cameron.
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This blog will feature Finnish pop music covers and their original versions mainly from '60s and '70s.
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If your strongest argument is you're a great businessman, then you don't need to be President.
Epecially if your hair is a comb-over. And you're a mediocre gambler with real estate. And you've claimed bankruptcy … twice. And you have absolutely no idea what a President can do (hint – you can't run around Congress telling people, "You're fired." ) And you obviously can't tell fact from fiction, since Obama's been proven to be a born US citizen.
To Sarah Palin:
If 90% of a state – even the Republicans – are pissed at the state's governor and government, you don't go there and say you're proud of the governor and government. I don't know who advises this woman, if anyone, but that was a really bad idea. Really bad. Like eating-glass bad (because eventually that "glass" will come back and shred your campaign from the inside out).
To Michelle Bachmann:
Hey, you know you probably should shut your pie hole when you start putting all non-Christians in the same bucket. Since you claimed once to be a Pagan. It even puts Christians off when you do that.
I guess I should say the Tea Party has truly gone astray. The so-called leaders of the Tea Party are total idiots and nutjobs. Thanks for helping the Democrats win 2012.


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Seven years ago, Fedor Emelianenko was viewed as the greatest fighter of our generation.
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But when it came to running my household? Well, I had a messy desk and a lot of post it notes.
Just recently, I finally had an epiphany: I should have a binder for all the stuff I do to keep my house running smoothly.
- Schedules: includes monthly calendars, an ongoing to-do list, basketball league schedules, and a pocket for invitations/information about upcoming events.
- Phone: emergency phone list, family members, doctors, dentists, auto repair guy, take-out menus, etc.
- Cleaning: daily, weekly, and monthly cleaning to-do lists, laundry stain removal guide, how to clean articles from past Martha Stewart Living mags.
- Money: I'm currently following Dave Ramsey's budgeting plan, so all of the guides and sheets are here, plus my monthly cash flow plan.
- Home Repairs: ...and remodeling. We are always working on something to update our house. All of my price comparison, information, and ideas will go here.
- Food: monthly menu guide, new recipes I want to try, tricks of the trade, freezer inventory, pantry inventory.
- Projects: I'm always working on a project (or 10), so here is where all my information will go. I have a bunch of blank lined sheets here so when I come up with an idea to make/do/blog about, I can jot it down.
- Kid Stuff: This is the place for all my ideas and information about the summer advent calendar I do with the girls when they are off track.
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For fans of documentary filmmakers Errol Morris (Fog of War) and Adam Curtis (The Power of Nightmares), there is an indispensable dialogue in the April Issue of The Believer between the two noted expressionistic nonfiction essayists. Unfortunately, you have to buy the hard copy to read the entire interview, but here's one fruitful exchange available online:
ERROL MORRIS: There are those that believe that [the Gulf of Tonkin incident was] part of a conspiracy to escalate the Vietnam War. Here's a question: are they right? And, in an even more general sense, is history primarily a history of conspiracy? Or is it just a series of blunders, one after the other? Confusions, self-deceptions, idiocies of one kind or another?
ADAM CURTIS: It's the latter. Where people do set out to have conspiracies, they don't ever end up like they're supposed to. History is a series of unintended consequences resulting from confused actions, some of which are committed by people who may think they're taking part in a conspiracy, but it never works out the way they intended.
For more Morris, check out his endlessly entertaining website, which includes all manner of Morrisphernalia, aborted projects, scrapped commercials, interviews, etc. But no word on either of the filmmaker's latest work. Anyone know what they're up to these days?
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Accountability is crucial to our success as individuals, as Americans, and as a nation. I firmly believe that failed political leaders on both sides of the aisle should be replaced.
Democrats have been in control of the Congress since 2006, and their most prominent accolade thus far has been the worst approval rating in history. With a Republican president in power and the average American lacking knowledge of how the country is governed, partisans are able to throw the dismal performance of the Democratic Congress onto the backs of Republican candidates.
The failure of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which triggered the recent economic collapse, weighs heavily on the shoulders of Barney Frank and the Democratic Party. Perceived by many as a conflict of interest, Barack Obama and John Kerry were among the top three recipients of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac campaign donations. All should be held accountable and evaluated on their political performances.
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Mischa Barton: Pretty In Pink
Mischa Barton attends a cocktail party for the launch of Ice Imperial Moet and Chandon at Baoli Beach on Wednesday (May 18) at the 2011 Cannes International Film Festival in Cannes, France.
The 25-year-old actress's next movie to be released is Bhopal: A Prayer for Rain. The film set amidst the real-life Bhopal disaster that had occurred in India on December 2-3, 1984. Interwoven stories of people in India and US are told as they face dilemmas of life in the months leading to the biggest industrial disaster in human history that claimed 10,000 innocent lives within a few hours.
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- 1 (16 oz.) can pumpkin
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Pour milk into a 2 quart saucepan. Stir in pudding and pumpkin pie spice until dissolved. Add pumpkin and blend until well combined. Heat mixture on medium heat until it boils. Gently boil for 1 minute, stirring to prevent burning. Pour into cooled 9" crust. Chill. Mixture will thicken as it cools.
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In this academic keynote James O'Brien shares his ideas on how to better educate and prepare students for life in the 21st century.
James O'Brien founded Brooklyn Community Arts & Media High School on the basis that children and teens today have access to every form of media and are usually on the cutting-edge; however they are also the most susceptible to being consumed by that media.
In this academic keynote James highlights the foundations in which BCAM was built on in hopes that it will inspire other educators will emulate. O'Brien focuses on three aspects of education he feels are the most cardinal aspects for success in the 21st century; academics, creative arts and professional development. O'Brien believes by supporting students in these areas they will build the skills they need to succeed in today's world.
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FWIW on the upper deck issue, I had several conversations with my season ticket rep around the time the policy was changed to limit access to the lower deck. In general, I was complaining that during crowded games bathroom lines downstairs could be a couple of innings long, and the same with concession lines. There had been cases where I went to the upper deck to use the bathroom and buy food, which seemed ridiculous to me.
It had become a common practice to buy an upper deck ticket and watch the game from the concourse. The concourse facilities in the lower deck were not designed to handle that many people.
My season ticket rep told me that this was the number one season ticket holder complaint for the last couple of years, and they were going to address it. The policy was changed shortly after.
I have no problem with everyone having access to the lower deck. But the open design of the concourse encourages people to hang out and watch the game, which is somewhat unique to USCF. If they leave it open to everyone, they need to increase the facilities downstairs, or figure out a way to encourage people not to hang out and watch the entire game down there. People sneaking into the seats isn't the real problem. People paying more money to sit downstairs and not having access to what they paid for is.
I also remember when the park first opened in 1991 they had large metal gates separating the outfield concourse (bleacher area) from the rest of the park, and you couldn't pass if you didn't have a ticket to that area.
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by Robin Weaver
Nicki trembled as she traced the golden lettering with her fingertips; the last time she'd opened the book, she'd killed her parents.
Nana had warned, "Be careful about wishes." But little Nicki couldn't help wishing she lived with her grandmother. After all, Nana was alone in her rambling old Colonial and her parents were so consumed with each other, they rarely noticed Nicki. When Mom and Dad died a month later, she did indeed move in with her grandmother. Only she didn't go to her beloved Nana, she went to live with her other grandmother.
Fourteen years later, she'd earned a scholarship at a university near Nana's house and even before she settled into her dorm, she had ridden her bike two miles to the hospital for a joyous reunion. When visiting hours were over, Nicki pedaled the extra two miles to the old Victorian and made the trek up the stairs to Nana's attic. She'd started to leave when she noticed that some of the books had fallen, so she bent down, intending to return them to the shelf when she discovered the large volume lying behind the others. Her throat closed, and she struggled to breathe. She'd found the book with the hole. Again. The book that killed her parents.
She pulled the heavy hardcover from its hiding place, dislodging other books as she did so. She studied the gilded title, Book of Magic. She'd been unable to read the last time she held the book.
Fourteen years later, she'd earned a scholarship at a university near Nana's house and even before she settled into her dorm, she had ridden her bike two miles to the hospital for a joyous reunion. When visiting hours were over, Nicki pedaled the extra two miles to the old Victorian and made the trek up the stairs to Nana's attic. She'd started to leave when she noticed that some of the books had fallen, so she bent down, intending to return them to the shelf when she discovered the large volume lying behind the others. Her throat closed, and she struggled to breathe. She'd found the book with the hole. Again. The book that killed her parents.
She pulled the heavy hardcover from its hiding place, dislodging other books as she did so. She studied the gilded title, Book of Magic. She'd been unable to read the last time she held the book.
Pushing the book away, she remembered how she'd shrank when Nana's gaze appraised her at the hospital. She felt heavier than ever with the extra forty pounds she carried and believed her own nose, and its pronounced hump, had overshadowed their special get-together. She felt embarrassed as her once beautiful grandmother ran a wrinkled yet still soft hand over her sallow, blemished cheek.
Her grandmother had whispered, "You'll always be lovely." The old woman had chuckled. "It was your birthday, last week, so that means you can have a wish. But only one."
Nicki had been stunned. She'd expected her grandmother to dismiss her childish superstitions and tell her the book wasn't real. She'd carried the guilt of her parent's death too long.
"And, honey, don't be greedy." After that, her grandmother dozed.
Nicki's hands still trembled but she opened the cover anyway, discovering the crude square area where someone cut a hole in the pages. She started to slam the book closed when she remembered her grandmother's words, "Don't be greedy."
"Maybe one small wish wouldn't hurt." She placed her hand into the hole and chanted, "I wish I were thin." Her hand felt like it had been licked by flames, but she berated her imagination, "I'm chemistry major, not some little girl who believes in magic." She restacked the books and then pedaled back to school.
During the next months, she visited her Nana whenever she could and by the last day of the semester, the old woman had recovered enough to return home. Nicki went to say her goodbye. "I will see you in the fall, Nana."
Her eyes teared, but the elderly woman smiled, "You will indeed child."
Nana pushed a package at her and she protested, knowing her grandmother didn't have enough money to buy presents. The bag held a new pair of jeans and a short little shirt—the kind Nicki could never wear and the kind grandmothers didn't buy. She gave Nana a kiss of thanks but she intended to return the items and put the money in Nana's secret jar.
"Try them on."
Her grandmother smiled. Nicki swallowed, desperate for an excuse to forgo the fashion show. She would never fit into the skinny little clothes. Nana laughed, as if reading her mind, and pushed her toward the bathroom.
Nicki took the shirt and pulled it over her head hoping it would stretch, but to her amazement, the shirt fit. Like Angelina Jolie's tank top. In a trance, she slipped on the pants and easily pulled the zipper to the top. She ran from the bathroom to stare at her reflection in the antique standing mirror.
"Good Lord. I'm thin."
Over the summer, she had decided the bike riding, not the Book of Magic, had sculpted her hot new figure. When she returned to college, she decided to prove that the book was just a book. She had difficulty finding the leather-covered hardback in Nana's attic. Someone had moved the book to another shelf, tucking it under a large dictionary. Almost as if the mystery person wanted to hide it. She wished for a pretty nose, knowing that wish couldn't possibly come true.
During the week before Christmas break, her roommate, a pre-med student had an unusual request. "I don't mean to offend you, but my boyfriend is a cosmetic surgeon doing his internship. He needs to do a rhinoplasty…"
When Nicki started her junior year, she hesitated about making another wish. Although pleased with her hotness and her fabulous new nose, wishing on the book had also made her an orphan. Eventually, she wished her skin looked better. Her new roommate sold skin care products to make extra money, and wonder of wonders, her acne disappeared.
When Nicki was a senior, Nana's health began to fail. Feeling that she might soon be alone, Nicki wished, hesitantly, for someone to love her. She'd rather have Nana—no need to be greedy.
After placing her hand in the hole for the fifth time, she rushed back to campus. With exactly fifteen minutes to spare. She'd scheduled a meeting with Professor James about a summer internship and couldn't be late.
She chained her bike and rushed into the classroom for the planned appointment. A man—not the professor—squatted in front of an audio-visual control panel, clicking and re-clicking buttons. A red polo shirt strained over broad shoulders. Nicki jerked her gaze upward when she realized she stared at the stranger's butt. He was definitely not the professor.
"You're late."
She blinked, wondering if the man spoke to her. "Excuse me. I was looking for Professor James.
"He's decided to take a sabbatical. I'm doing your interview."
How could he possibly know who "she" was? The arrogant nimrod hadn't even glanced in her direction.
"And you're late."
And you're rude. "No, I'm not. She glanced at her watch, realizing Mr. Rude was correct. By three whole minutes.
He finally looked up from the equipment to scowl at her. And what a glorious scowl. She tried to remember where she'd seen him, but could barely remember her own name. Pheromones seemed to dance in the air, pulling her toward the gorgeous man. His full lips projected the word "kissable" and despite the frown, his brown eyes danced with a come-hither expression that was surely illegal.
"Have a seat."
"What?" Focus. She sucked in a breath, determined to ignore his dimples and get the internship—a research position she'd more than earned.
"Have a seat. A.k.a. put your butt in a chair."
She looked around the lecture hall. "Here?"
"Sure." He grinned.
His unexpected smile made her knees wobbly. And made her rethink her refusal to sit down.
He stared at her. She stared back. Not liking him but loving the view. "Do I know you?"
"Probably not, but you should. I was Dr. James's TA. When you took his class last year."
She studied him, wondering how she'd missed a hunk like him. Probably because he was out of her league. Guys like him dated beauty queens or women who wanted to save the rain forests.
So are you still a teaching assistant?"
He grinned at her. "No. Got my doctorate last week. I'm taking over Dr. James classes. And his research."
The man looked too smug. That didn't bode well for her.
"Eh…do you want to see my resume?"
He shook his head, still smiling. "Not necessary. You're not getting the job."
"Excuse me." Anger boiled over, dousing her attraction. "Why not? Because I'm three minutes late?"
She blinked. Was he really still smiling? After ruining her summer?
"Then why am I not getting the internship? Because I don't remember you?"
"No. Although that is a serious offense. Don't worry. I've reviewed your application and recommended you to Professor Markson. She's doing similar research and has agreed to hire you."
Nicki blinked again, wondering if she'd fallen into an alternate universe. Professor Markson's project had been her first choice, but she'd been told there were no openings.
"Thanks, I think. But would you mind telling me why I'm not getting this internship?"
He walked over and sat on the arm of the chair across the aisle from hers. When he leaned forward, he smelled of fresh laundry and spice and all things male. Nice.
"Campus policy, Ms. Tremont."
She resisted the urge to blink again. "Campus policy?"
He nodded. "Of course. If I hire you, campus policy says I can't ask you out."
A month before Nicki started working on her Master's degree, her grandmother went back into the hospital for surgery. While she and her new man waited in the recovery room, she told him about the book. Naturally, he was a non-believer. "Nicki, sweets, you did all those things yourself. There was no magic involved. Just hard work. " He winked at her. "Although some people might think I had a magic wand to conjure up a beauty like you."
Her grandmother opened her eyes and Nicki rushed to her side. "Nana, I'm going to make my wish a little early this year." There was only one thing she wanted.
Nana shook her head. "No child, I'm ready to go."
"So the book…"
Just before the doctors ushered them out, Nicki thought Nana said, "It's the believing."
A week later, the boyfriend accompanied her to Nana's funeral. She wasn't as devastated as she had expected. She felt Nana's beloved spirit watching over her and she knew the boyfriend was here to stay. She looked at the horde of cousins, seeing her relatives with new eyes. Why wasn't she surprised to find that they looked much better, thinner, and richer than she remembered.
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inciting at once to work and rest!
Days in whose light everything seems equally divine,
opening a thousand windows to show us God.
Nevermore, however weary, should one faint by the way
who gains the blessings of one mountain day;
whatever his fate,
long life, short life, stormy or calm, he is rich forever.
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Barcelona were today hit by a stunning transfer ban as FIFA finally clamped down on the ''trafficking'' of schoolboy players.
The Spanish giants were investigated by FIFA for 12 months over their youth recruitment policy.
And after finding that the Nou Camp club had been engaged in illegally recruiting and importing non-Spanish minors over a four year period, FIFA handed out a transfer ban for the next two windows – the whole of next season – and fined the club £306,000 (450,000 Swiss francs).
The Spanish FA were also hit with a £340,000 fine for allowing Barcelona to embark on a sustained and extended policy of what is viewed as child exploitation by the world governing body.
Today's shock ban represents only the second occasion that a major European club has been hit with such a sanction.
Chelsea were initially banned from signing players for two windows in 2009 after the controversial recruitment of Lens winger Gael Kakuta, although the punishment was dropped when the Blues subsequently came to a financial arrangement – understood to have been a payment of £3million – to the French club.
But FIFA's clampdown on the Catalans, who have prided themselves on their recruitment and youth training programme for years, will send shockwaves across every major club in Europe.
LIVE reaction: What does this mean for the Spanish giants?
FIFA rules state that international transfers are only allowed for players over the age of 18 except in specific circumstances and with the direct approval of the world body's Players' Status Committee.
The organisations Disciplinary Committee has ruled that protection of minors is an important social and legal issue and that, while international transfers might, in specific cases, be favourable to a young player's sporting career, they are very likely to be contrary to the best interests of the player as a minor.
FIFA therefore decided that protection of the child has to take precedence over purely sporting interests.
Barca, though, with the tacit support of the RFEF (Spanish FA), have continued to recruit from across the globe over the four years from 2009, ignoring the FIFA rules to bring 10 juniors into the club from outside Spain.
The club, which is certain to appeal, have 90 days to ''regularise the situation'' of the minors on their books – which appears an order to send them back to their home countries – while the Spanish FA were given 12 months to tighten up their regulations and enforce the rules.
But with many of Europe's top clubs having cast fishing nets around the globe for potential stars of the future, the likelihood is that FIFA will be looking to announce further sanctions in the coming months.


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Police discovered a potentially-explosive lab used to extract hash oil on Saturday inside the garage of a north Glendale home.
Detectives seized roughly 40 pounds of marijuana, approximately 181 cans of butane, three large tubes used for extraction and about 2 ounces of "butane honey oil" inside Andrew Hedenberg's detached garage in the 800 block of North Glendale Avenue, police said.
"The potential for explosion is huge," Glendale Police Sgt. Toby Darby said. "These things are blowing up all over the place."
Detectives discovered the lab after police said he reported that his girlfriend allegedly assaulted him.
Hedenberg, 22, of Glendale was taken into custody on suspicion of manufacturing the "butane honey oil" — a highly-potent marijuana extract — as well as selling other potent drugs, including hallucinogenic mushrooms, LSD and methamphetamine, Darby said.
"Butane honey oil" is typically extracted by pouring butane, which is a highly-flammable solvent, into a tube of marijuana leaves.


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Per Mertesacker is relishing the opportunity to face Robin van Persie in the 2012 Euro football championships next year, with the defender set to feature for Germany as the side take on Holland in the group stages of the tournament.
After the draw was completed on December 2, both Mertesacker and van Persie joked about the fact that they would be playing against one another, instead of on the same side.
And the Arsenal stars, who are on fire at the moment as the Gunners work their way up the Premier League table after a tough start to the season, are both taking the game particularly seriously, Mertesacker has revealed.
"He said he would be happy to see me next summer!" he told the official Arsenal website. "That was the first thing he said after the draw.
"This is not a friendly though, it's a tough game and therefore both of us want to go through the group stage.
"It will be very tough to stop Robin. [Sometimes he plays on the right for Holland but] I think his best position is in the front, in the middle. There he can use his unbelievable skills. He is so reliable in scoring goals it is incredible.
"It's a good group, obviously it's one of the best at the Euros. I'm looking forward to playing those big teams and players like Robin."
Arsenal fans will no doubt be excited at the prospect of seeing Mertesacker and van Persie go head to head, with the Germany international clocking up some of his best performances for his country of late, and the Dutchman on fire for both the Gunners and Holland.
And Mertesacker believes that when Arsenal finish their season, and he joins Germany on their quest to win the Euro tournament, consistency within the team will be the key to success.
"I think the last year with the 100 per cent qualification means we have had consistency in our game," he explained. "That's the whole point of the new Germany and the way we play, especially in the last 10 qualification matches.
"Some players in my age group have more than 80 games and that is good experience. But we also have players who are 19, 20, 21 - that's an age to be in good shape and that's what we need next summer.
"We have had many chances in the last three big tournaments. We went to two semi-finals and one final and that's good for us but if you get that far it's better to get the title. I think that's the main point for the next tournament."


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Travel & Tourism at LMC
Our travel and tourism courses are for students who enjoy working with people and have a passion for the travel industry. You will be taught by industry experts who have all had successful careers working as cabin crew, holiday representatives and travel agency managers. All our students have the opportunity to take part in visits to Manchester Airport, Blackpool Pleasure Beach and the Thomas Cook training centre.
Caroline Openshaw, Head of Travel & Tourism
Tourism in England contributes £106billion to the British economy, of which £9.2 billion is spent in the North West.
Where does it lead?
Past students from the Travel and Tourism Diploma have chosen to specialise by progressing to become a holiday representative or to the Cabin Crew course. Career options in the travel and tourism industry include working in travel agencies, for tour operators as holiday representatives and for major UK airlines.
Alumni Profile: Hayley Robinson
What did you study at LMC?
Preparation for Air Cabin Crew
Which High School did you attend?
Ripley St Thomas
What are you doing now?
I'm working as a flight attendant at British Airways! It's fantastic, I love it! I finished my training in December 2014 and my first month's roster didn't disappoint... My flights were Tokyo, Japan; Lagos, Nigeria; Tel Aviv, Israel; Chicago, USA and Miami, USA twice.
What did you do after leaving LMC?
After my course I did some full time work and saved up. I then went on to Bolton University to study International Tourism and Hospitality Management. After uni I went to Australia and spent a year travelling around in a campervan. It was an amazing experience.
In 2014 I applied for BA and got through following my interview. I started my 6 week BA training in November, completed in December and started full time in January.
What were the best bits about your course?
The best bits of the course were the opportunities it gave me. There was so much I learned about the travel industry and I got to go on some fantastic trips. I think aircraft simulation trip was my favourite.
Why did you choose your course?
I chose Preparation for Air Cabin Crew because it was the right course to start me on my chosen career path and it I knew it would provide me valuable experience that would aid my progression.
Why did you choose Lancaster & Morecambe College?
I chose LMC because I'd heard really good things, and it was close to where I live. I was really impressed with all the facilities the College had. My friend told me that there was a gym, restaurant and hair and beauty salons. It was great that they were all right there and they're all so inexpensive, especially with student discount.
What would you say to someone who was thinking about doing the course?
I'd definitely recommend it. It's a great place to start if you want a career in aviation. Work hard and you'll go far… Aim for BA - it's the best of the best!
Anything else you would like to tell us?
There's lots of progression opportunities available so don't miss out. I wouldn't be where I am right now, in my dream job travelling the world, if it weren't for Preparation for Air Cabin Crew.
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How the San Jose Sharks Can Gain That Postseason BiteApril 6, 2010
After an incredibly disappointing first round exit last season, the San Jose Sharks, now famous for their regular season success and playoff chokes, have another chance to win the Stanley Cup.
This really might be the last chance for the Sharks in a while, as an early exit might mean a busy summer.
Goalie Evgeni Nabokov and forward Patrick Marleau, who have both spent their entire NHL careers with San Jose, will be free agents at the end of the '09-10 season.
A disappointing exit might also cause the Sharks to rethink keeping players like Joe Thornton, who had an average season with only 87 points with three games left, and who is notorious for folding in the playoffs and other pressure-filled situations like the Olympics, in which he was less than ordinary for Team Canada.
While their record proves that the Sharks have more strengths than weaknesses, some of these weaknesses may be the cause for their demise this postseason.
One weakness that has plagued the Sharks the whole season has been the lack of depth in their forward lines.
While their top line of Marleau, Dany Heatley, and Thornton is arguably the best in the NHL, one fantastic line and two ordinary ones won't win a Cup. The second line for the Sharks has for the most part been Joe Pavelski, Ryane Clowe, and Devin Setoguchi.
Pavelski had a slow start to the season and missed a lot of games due to injury, but as of late he has been playing out of his mind and has been arguably the best Shark post-Olympic break.
Setoguchi has had a below average season, scoring only 19 goals and 34 points, a huge disappointment to the Sharks after his 31-goal, 65-point season last year.
Clowe has had a stronger season than previous years but seems to make some bad decisions on the ice, like taking dumb penalties or turning over the puck on easy plays.
While the second line has the potential to really step up this postseason, the third and fourth lines really don't have the ability or talent. The third and fourth lines feature Torrey Mitchell, Manny Malhotra, Scott Nichol, Jed Ortmeyer, Brad Staubitz, Jamie McGinn, and, as of late, Logan Couture.
Mitchell has had an incredibly disappointing season with only two goals and eight points compared with his 10-goal, 20-point rookie campaign. Coming off a year-and-a-half-long injury, Mitchell's speed and grit haven't prevailed as much as the Sharks would have hoped. To succeed this postseason, Mitchell is one of the players that really needs to step it up.
Malhotra, Nichol, and Ortmeyer were all summer acquisitions. All three players had career seasons this year. While these players have been playing to their fullest abilities, their talent and ability just aren't enough to round out a potent third line for the Sharks.
Rookies McGinn and Couture both have the speed and potential to make an impact, but it doesn't seem like too much can be expected from them. Staubitz acts as the enforcer for the team but oftentimes takes dumb penalties and would probably be a healthy scratch to start off the postseason.
As for defense, the Sharks have solid defenders in Dan Boyle, Douglas Murray, and Marc Edouard-Vlasic. Veteran defenseman Rob Blake seems to have slowed down a bit this season and shouldn't be played in the top two pairings. Trade-deadline acquisition Niclas Wallin has playoff experience coming from Carolina and has done well for the Sharks since arriving in February.
Kent Huskins had a rough start to the season and has seemed to play more consistently and without turnovers. Jay Leach seems to make more mistakes than good plays and would definitely be the seventh, if not scratched, defenseman.
It seems that the Sharks have three solid top four defensemen and three iffy ones. The last spot will probably go to Wallin or Blake, but more intriguing is the idea of it going to rookie Jason Demers, who has been shuffled back and forth between Worcester and San Jose this season.
Demers is definitely more like Blake and Boyle in the fact that he is offensively-minded, but that seems to work better for the Sharks. It would be interesting to see if Demers could crack the top four, while Blake and Wallin would round out the six with Huskins being a possible seventh defenseman.
For the Sharks to have a successful postseason, they need the third line to step up. Mitchell and Malhotra will probably be constants on that third line with others interchanging. They need to really make an impact not only as a checking line but also offensively.
The Sharks also have to have a solid top four defensemen who need to have an offensive impact.
Lastly, Nabokov needs to step up and really play out of his mind for the Sharks to go all the way.
They haven't been able to put the pieces together in the past, but they definitely have the right pieces this year. Really, the only way the Sharks can call this season successful is if they are lifting the Cup above their heads come June.


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A World Without Brands
In my opinion a world without brands it is like imagine a world, where the people hasn't got a name, a world where people have no identity. A world without brands would be impersonal, and products wouldn't be differentiable. To sum up, communication wouldn't be possible.
It would be impossible to identify the products, so how could we explain what we want to buy or consume? We receive through the brands a lot of information in order to buy a product that covers our needs, without this information the buying process would be much more difficult.
In a life without brands going to the supermarket would be a difficult task. We would spend hours in the supermarket to do a simply daily shopping, because it would be very difficult to know which the product we like is. Brands give us the information we need to acquire the product, so in a world without them the salesman would be necessary in all the shops, and they would be the only way of communication between manufacturers and customers.
And what happens if you see in the street a car you like without brand? There would be no possibility of recognizing the car in order to buy it.
Brands are part of our daily life, they give us the information we need to buy a product, they have an informational function but also emotional. They make our life easier.
In conclusion, without brands the daily task would be much more difficult, we wouldn't be able to differentiate a product by just looking at it. In my opinion this world is not possible, because people would finally give names to the products, and these names would turn into brands.
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LG Optimus 3D Cube Shown; Sports 3D Image and Video Editing Capabilities
LG has been always trying to bring in new 3D features on their products. After the Optimus 3D in the smartphone line up, LG is now ushering in the Optimus 3D Cube. Revealing ultimate skills in 3D technology, the Optimus 3D Cube comes about as the world's first phone to feature the 3D photo and video editing. The handset is now the thinnest and lightest 3D mobile phone in the world.
The Optimus 3D Cube sports a 4.3-inch wide viewing angle (IPS) LCD screen with no glasses for 3D effect. The Android 2.3 Gingerbread powered handset carries a 1.2GHz dual-core CPU and 16GB of inbuilt memory under the hood.
The dual 5-megapixel cameras in the rear allow for 3D capturing, whereas the 0.3-megapixel front shooter supports video calling. A 1,520mAh battery backs the148g device that measures 126.8 x 67.4 x 9.6mm in dimensions.
Apart from 3D editing freedom, the smartphone features 'My Suit icon' that allows the user to decorate the phone menus and icons with images by simple touch operations. The Optimus 3D Cube comes with NFC enabled 'LG Tag Plus (Tag +)' stickers that adjust the phone settings according to the Sleep Mode Operation, Office mode, auto mode depending on the surrounding environment.
LG has said that the handset will be released in their home market jointly by Korean carrier SK Telecom by early March.
It is expected that an Android Ice Cream Sandwich update will be reaching the handset, akin to what we saw for the Optimus Vu a while ago. The company hasn't confirmed this, though.
More details of the Optimus 3D Cube will be available at the LG's booth in MWC. Heading there?


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No answer For The Suns
The Headline: the Suns come out blazing, shooting a near 60 percent against an ailing Portland team.
Portland Trail Blazers vs. Phoenix Suns
When: 9:00 ET, Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Where: US Airways Center (Phoenix)
Officials: Eli Roe, Bill Kennedy, Kane Fitzgerald
Attendance: 14,263
Love 'em
1. Lillard keeps a hot hand
Rookie sensation Damian Lillard keeps a hot hand for the Blazers.
He led the team in points Wednesday, putting up 24 points on 7-13 shooting. The savvy point guard added three assists and one steal.
Lillard has been insanely hot over his last four games. In that span, he's shooting 56 percent while averaging 22 points and five assists per game.
So Portland's got that going for them.
2. Leonard has strong debut as starter
With J.J. Hickson missing this game due to a should sprain, Portland's (other) rookie Meyers Leonard got his first career start.
Despite undisciplined play off the bench—which comes with being a rookie—Leonard looked rather poised and improved tonight. The big man ended his night with 12 points on 6-9 shooting with just three fouls.
Leonard was a dominating force on defense, nabbing five rebounds with a pair of blocks and steals. As long as he can have defensive efforts like this every night, I say Portland made the right draft day decision.
Hate 'em
1. Phoenix almost shoots 60 percent
After some horrendous games, it looked like Portland's defense was turning a corner. They came into this game on a three game win streak, while holding opponents well under 50 percent shooting in that span.
Then Phoenix turned Portland into Thanksgiving turkey, carving up that defense.
The Suns finished their night shooting 59.7 percent from the field. Not to mention they were 7-17 from the arc. You can't give up numbers like that and hope to win.
2. Coughing up the ball
When it came to protecting the ball, Portland was practically giving the thing away.
The starters were particularly guilty of this. Lillard had six turnovers on the night, while L.A. had five. When all was said and done, Portland finished this game with 20 turnovers, and the Suns combined for 12 steals.
So not only was Portland letting Phoenix make any shot they wanted, they were begging for them to have the ball.
3. LaMarcus going soft
Are we ever going to be free from LaMarshmallow?
I love LaMarcus Aldridge, and he's obviously the cornerstone of the franchise. But after two dominating seasons, he seems to be receding to his old self.
L.A. finished his night with a mere 12 points on 5-15 shooting. He managed just seven rebounds.
Aldridge was bested all night by the devastating duo (insert sarcasm) of Marcin Gortat and Markieff Morris. As a result, Portland was outscored 24-54 in the paint.


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PACE, MS (Ben Caxton) — A two vehicle accident last night outside of Cleveland near Pace has left two toddlers and one adult dead. Officials say that several others were taken to the hospital. Several helicopters were flown in to assist emergency officials that were on scene. The Mississippi Highway is handling the investigation. UPDATE 10:25 AM According to Sgt. Ronald Shive, Public Affairs Division, Troop D:
"at approximately 5:45 pm on the 3rd of January, troopers responded to a 2 vehicle accident that claimed the life of 2 from Rosedale. Troopers were dispatched to MS 8 and 4th street in the town of Pace. Upon arrival, it was apparent that James Robinson,71, of Pace was westbound in his 2005 Chevrolet Tahoe. Robinson was attempting to make a left turn and travel south on 4th street. Lasheba Mathews,31, of Rosedale was traveling eastbound on MS 8 in her 2003 Ford Mustang. As Robinson attempted to turn, Mathews collided with Robinson in the eastbound lane of 8. Karleasha Miller and Lavette Wade both of Pace were passengers in Robinson's vehicle that sustained serious injuries. Both were airlifted to Memphis. Lasheba Mathews was also airlifted to Memphis with serious injuries. Mathews had four other occupants in the vehicle, 2 of which were ejected from the vehicle and pronounced dead on the scene. A third occupant was airlifted to Jackson with serious injuries, while a fourth was taken to Bolivar Medical Center, where he was treated for minor injuries. The names of the occupants will not be released due to their ages."
The accident remains under investigation and details may change as conflicting reports are verified. Delta Daily News will update the information as details become available.


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Last year was my very first Blogher conference and believe me, it was crazy! This year I am taking a completely different approach. I am going, but I'm not obligating myself to too much. There just isn't enough time. As someone who ran around like a crazy woman last year, here's my advice on how to stay stress-free during Blogher weekend.
1) Exercise Every Morning: Getting to the hotel gym or simply taking a brisk walk at sunrise will get your mind and body ready for the day. I recommend working out especially on the very first day of Blogher to get your pent-up energy and jitters out before you hit the conference floor.
2) Take Time for Yourself: Last year I walked a lot in Chicago just enjoying the scenery, shopping on the Magnificent Mile, and even eating dinner by myself one night. It was nice and allowed me to really revel in some "me time". Don't be afraid to think of yourself, even if it means slipping away to Starbucks to grab a cappuccino alone or going to get a mani-pedi.
3) Dress Comfortably: Many bloggers have already extolled the value of dressing comfortably. It's always nice to be well-dressed, but if you buy new shoes, go buy them TODAY and break those babies out before walking around all day in heels that pinch your toes until they're bloody. There's not that much cute in the world!
4) Don't Take Party Invitations Too Seriously: Party invitations can't make or break you! Last year I was invited to all of ONE brand event and then tagged along with Renée to events she had already signed up for. It was all good. I didn't know how Blogher rolled at the time and didn't even know off-site parties existed. This year I received so many invitations I couldn't attend them all. So, don't pin your worth on whether you received invitations to brand events or not.
5) Have fun! I know this sounds so cliché, but it is so true! If all else fails, always have fun. You'll be in New York City. If you can't have fun in NYC, you can't have fun anywhere. It's all about your frame of mind. Dwell in positivity and that positive attitude will travel with you the entire weekend!
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Apple released Safari 6.0.2 on Thursday. The patch notes say that the release includes security updates, but Apple has yet to release any specifics.
The patch notes:
Safari 6.0.2 is recommended for all users running OS X Mountain Lion v10.8.2 and includes security updates. For more information, please visit: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222
The Mac Observer will update this article once the security notes have been added to the link above.


text: I guess since there is no NBA basketball anytime soon in the horizon, Nike is coming out with more FIBA love with this "Make Something" pack. I don't really know what the "Make something" is referring to, it could mean make a name for yourself in the international circuit before heading into the 2012 London Olympic, or it could be because how popular basketball has become globally and these are the TOP five Nike teams from all over the world or it could also mean make your money elsewhere since there is no NBA this season, LOL! But anyways, the Nike Hyperdunk 2010 were made to the exact flavor of the country and so is the Nike Destroyer Jacket. I for one cannot wait to get my hands on the China Destroyer Jacket. Look for these at your Nike retailers now.


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American Wife: A Memoir Of Love, Service, Faith, And RenewalBy: Taya Kyle (author), Jim DeFelice (author)Hardback
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DescriptionThe widow of "American Sniper" Chris Kyle shares their private story: an unforgettable testament to the power of love and faith in the face of war and unimaginable loss--and a moving tribute to a man whose true heroism ran even deeper than the legend In early 2013, Taya Kyle and her husband Chris were the happiest they ever had been. Their decade-long marriage had survived years of war that took Chris, a U.S. Navy SEAL, away from Taya and their two children for agonizingly long stretches while he put his life on the line in many major battles of the Iraq War. After struggling to readjust to life out of the military, Chris had found new purpose in redirecting his lifelong dedication to service to supporting veterans and their families. Their love had deepened, and, most special of all, their family was whole, finally. Then, the unthinkable. On February 2, 2013, Chris and his friend Chad Littlefield were killed while attempting to help a troubled vet. The life Chris and Taya fought so hard to build together was shattered. In an instant, Taya became a single parent of two. A widow. A young woman facing the rest of her life without the man she loved. Chris and Taya's remarkable story has captivated millions through Clint Eastwood's blockbuster, Academy Award-winning film American Sniper, starring Bradley Cooper as Chris and Sienna Miller as Taya, and because of Chris's bestselling memoir, in which Taya contributed passages that formed the book's emotional core. Now, with trusted collaborator Jim DeFelice, Taya writes in never-before-told detail about the hours, days, and months after his shocking death when grief threatened to overwhelm her. Then there were wearying battles to protect her husband's legacy and reputation. And yet throughout, friendship, family, and a deepening faith were lifelines that sustained her and the kids when the sorrow became too much. Two years after her husband's tragic death, Taya has found renewed meaning and connection to Chris by advancing their shared mission of "serving those who serve others," particularly military and first-responder families. She and the children now are embracing a new future, one that honors the past but also looks forward with hope, gratitude, and joy. American Wife is one of the most remarkable memoirs of the year -- a universal chronicle of love and heartbreak, service and sacrifice, faith and purpose that will inspire every reader.
About AuthorTaya Kyle founded the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation in honor of her late husband Chris Kyle, legendary U.S. Navy SEAL and author of the bestsellers American Sniper and American Gun. The foundation is devoted to strengthening the marriages of veterans and first responders. An active public speaker, Taya Kyle makes frequent appearances at fund-raisers and other events, inspiring others to find strength and persevere through struggles. She and her two children live in Texas. Jim DeFelice is the co-author of Chris Kyle's #1 New York Times bestseller American Sniper. He also is the author of Omar Bradley: General at War, the first in-depth critical biography of America's last five-star general, and the co-author of the New York Times bestseller Code Name: Johnny Walker: The Extraordinary Story of the Iraqi Who Risked Everything to Fight with the U.S. Navy SEALs. He writes acclaimed military thrillers, including the Rogue Warrior series from Richard Marcinko, founder of SEAL Team 6, and the novels in the Dreamland series with Dale Brown.
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- publication date: 04/05/2015
- Format: Hardback
- Number Of Pages: 304
- weight: 520
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Andrew Wiggins Is Becoming a Scoring Machine
When Andrew Wiggins was selected first overall in the 2014 NBA Draft, he was tagged with the lofty expectations of being the next Michael Jordan or LeBron James.
Wiggins won Rookie of the Year in 2014-15 and cracked 20 points per game (20.7) in his sophomore campaign in 2015-16, but the Toronto, Ontario native seemed to have the MJ/LeBron bar lowered ever so slightly coming into his third NBA season.
Perhaps its the shining star of his Minnesota Timberwolves teammate Karl-Anthony Towns that has dimmed the spotlight on Wiggins, or perhaps everyone is onto the next next-coming in Ben Simmons.
Regardless, Wiggins may have scored over 20 points per game last year, but he shot 45.9% from the field, only hit 30.0% of his three-pointers, and didn't add a whole lot in terms of peripheral stats (3.6 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 1.0 steal per contest). His mildly inefficient scoring and scoring-centric, one-trick game has caused people to move on from him as his up-and-coming generation's alpha star.
Well, perhaps we have to think this through again.
Through 11 games this season, Wiggins is averaging 27.4 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 0.5 steals, and 0.5 blocks per game. The peripheral stats are still a bit too low to declare him a next-level superstar just yet, but Wiggins has increased his scoring average by a whopping 6.7 points per contest in the early goings of 2016-17, and the way he's done it is nothing short of awe-inspiring.
First of all, he's leading the NBA in three-point field goal percentage at 53.5%. That's not from that small of a sample size either, as he's hit 23 of his 43 total attempts (hitting 2.1 of his 3.9 heaves per game, as compared to 0.7 of his 2.3 last year).
He's having success both pulling up on his own and shooting off the catch, too. He's shooting 42.1% on pull-up threes (0.9 of 1.9 such attempts per contest) and a killer 52.9% on triples of the catch-and-shoot variety (0.9 of 1.7).
Combine that sterling three-point mark with his 49.3% shooting from the field and you get an effective field goal percentage of 54.7% and a very green shot chart.
Wiggins is basically a good bet to score any time he touches the ball, regardless of where he's standing on the floor. That's evidenced by his league-leading points per touch mark of 0.510 (up from a still-impressive 0.449 last year).
Will he see this early-season efficiency regress? Almost certainly, considering a 5.9% increase on mid-range accuracy and 23.5% (!) jump from long range are not exactly what you would call sustainable trends. His 53.5% three-point percentage is a mere 0.1% from Kyle Korver's all-time record for a single season of 53.6% (2009-10), so it's not like he's going to threaten that achievement just one season removed from shooting a mediocre 30.0% from deep.
That said, it's clear that Wiggins worked hard on his game this summer (particularly his range) and that should mean a much better Wiggins going forward.
Wiggins on his work this summer paying off: "I'm going to go even harder this offseason because I've seen the results this season."
— Jon Krawczynski (@APkrawczynski) November 18, 2016
And if some semblance of this early-season surge continues, Wiggins should at least be in the conversation for his first All-Star selection this year (although the field in the Western Conference is mighty competitive). If nothing else, he has reminded NBA fans why we were all so enamored with him in the first place.
He may never be like Mike or dethrone the King, but that should probably have never been the goal in the first place. He is shaping up to be a fantastic, high-level scorer in the mold of a Kevin Durant or Carmelo Anthony and is still only 21 years old with plenty of room to grow.
For now, he's the best Andrew Wiggins that we've seen yet, and that's exciting enough without the legendary comparisons.


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Glenview IL Real Estate & Homes for Sale
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$1,749,000 2129 Tuscany Court Glenview, IL 60025
EXCEPTIONAL ALL STONE HOME SET BACK ON LARGE WOODED LOT ON PRIVATE ENCLAVE IN EAST GLENVIEW. Outstanding architectural details & highest level finishes & beautiful mill-work throughout. From the gracious formal Living Room with coffered ceiling, lovely Dining Room with custom wainscoting, gorgeous custom staircase in the 2-story foyer, amazing details in every corner. This home features a fabulous gourmet island Kitchen that flows perfectly in the grand Family Room with stunning fire place & beautiful built-ins. Gorgeous Master Suite with luxurious spa-like Bath. Wonderful finished lower level with Rec Room, bar, 5th Bedroom & 6th Bedrooms plus Theater/Media Room. Fabulous private yard with paver patio & outdoor fireplace. 3.5 car garage. Volume ceilings, heated floor in master bath, solid core doors, generator, circular driveway and more. All this in perfect location close to shopping, expressways, train and in award winning school districts....Welcome home!
$249,000 418 Glendale Road Glenview, IL 60025
$314,000 33 Beverly Lane Glenview, IL 60025
Sun filled split level in East Glenview with New Trier School District. Generous sized rooms and closets. Living and dining room have a wall of windows and recessed lighting. Large kitchen with lots of cabinet space! Lower level finished with family room, office, bath and laundry room. Excellent storage space thru out plus concrete crawl space. Fenced in yard with concrete patio. Driveway accommodates 2 cars. Super convenient location to expressway and shopping. Great HomePath home!
$259,000 3841 Appian Way Glenview, IL 60025
Expansive living in this oversized 3 bedroom, 2.1 bath multi-level townhouse. Hardwood floors in the living, family, and dining rooms. Large wood deck provides expansive outdoor space accessible from both the kitchen and dining room. Master suite with vaulted ceiling, and dual reach-in closets. Space, location, and amenities!! Triumvera is a fantastic community with indoor pool, recreation/gathering area and clubhouse, and low HOA fees. Excellent district 34 & 225 schools.
$1,649,000 2113 Glen Oak Drive Glenview, IL 60025
New construction ready for a new owner! Brick, 6 bedroom, 5 1/2 bath, colonial with open floor plan and stunning amenities on three levels. Spacious gourmet kitchen features 42" solid & glass front cabinets, stone backsplash, quartz countertops, contrasting island, top of the line 42" Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a free standing 48" six burner Wolf range with double oven. The great room features a gorgeous gas fireplace. 1st floor office. Master bedroom suite offers fireplace, walk in closet with organizers, and bath in natural stone with a stand-alone tub and separate shower with marble surround and contrasting wall medallion. Open second floor loft area, four additional bedrooms, and laundry room. The finished lower level includes a wet bar, wine cellar, large recreation space, bedroom and full bath. 5" wide plank hardwood floors throughout with 10' ceilings, crown molding, coffered ceilings, Pella windows, 3 car side load garage, home generator, paver patio, and so much more!
$335,000 411 E Lake Avenue Glenview, IL 60025
Open House: Sunday, 1/27 1:00-2:30PM
New Trier High School District. This attractive, updated East Glenview contemporary has new paint and flooring throughout. The spacious first floor includes a family room addition with a vaulted ceiling, tons of windows, and sliding doors to a big deck and private yard. The living/dining room has a vaulted ceiling and gas fireplace. The white Kitchen features new stainless steel appliances. The many updates include a new half bath, new roof, new light fixtures, and a new washer and dryer. There are many newer Anderson windows. The newly paved driveway can easily accommodate 4 cars. All three bedrooms have vaulted ceilings. The lower level has a recreation room with a wood-burning fireplace. Located in top ranked Avoca school area, near forest preserves, shopping and restaurants. Easy access to 94.
Gorgeous, immaculately maintained 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home exudes warmth and charm. Sunlit, two-story foyer welcomes you a wonderful first floor layout perfect for today's family. Step into a charming living room with beautiful windows looking out to enjoy the day's sun. Relax in the family room in front of the gas fireplace or enjoy gatherings with family and friends in the lovely dining room. Beautiful eat in kitchen with cherry cabinets, granite cabinetry and stainless steel appliances. You will be unable to resist the temptation to unwind in the screened in back porch. The 1st floor office is a perfect space for office, playroom, craft room or spare bedroom. Convenient 1st floor laundry/mudroom area. Spacious master bedroom with two walk-in closets and bathroom with double vanity, whirlpool tub and shower. 2 additional bedrooms on this floor. Large basement and tranquil backyard space. GREAT schools and great location near shopping, grocery, parks and restaurants. District 34.
Sunny One bedroom/one bathroom condo in Glenview's premier Senior building. Open concept with the good-sized kitchen opening to a spacious living room/dining room. Large bedroom with wall of closets. In unit laundry. The 1220 building has many amenities; large lobby, library, party room, craft room, full-size kitchen, exercise room, terrace and patio. Can't beat this location near Transportation, Shopping, Restaurants, and Recreation. All Residents must be a minimum 62 years of age and complete a village application for the approval process. Underground heated parking available for $30/month based on availability. Free outdoor parking.
$1,849,000 1525 Canterbury Lane Glenview, IL 60025
Ready to move in High End New Construction in Glen Oak Acres! Finest custom details / finishes by well respected builder, GLOBEX. This house includes 4 bedrooms & 3 baths on 2nd floor, 3 car garage and great finished basement with bar, guest bedroom, full bath, exercise room and media room. Great kitchen with finest Wolf & Subzero Appliances on the market, custom built-ins and millwork. High end bathrooms. Master Bath with Steam Shower. Laundry on 1st floor and on 2nd floor. Large mudroom and pantry closet. Mahogany Wood Front door by Glenview Doors, high end Windsor Windows, Brick Pavers Patio, Lawn Sprinkler System, Back-up Generator, 3 Zones HVAC System. Great Location.
Open House: Sunday, 1/27 12:00-2:00PM
4 bedroom, 2.1 bath Classic English Colonial Home in sought after Swainwood area. Steps to train, library, town, parks, pool and more! This welcoming home features living room with hardwood floors, gas fireplace, built-in shelving and crown molding. Elegant French doors lead you to the spacious, inviting, light-filled family room. The dining room features chair rail, crown molding and hardwood floors. Open kitchen with eating area, hardwood floors, crown molding, double oven and gas cook top. Desirable mud room includes custom built lockers, porcelain tile flooring and storage closet. The second floor has fourth bedroom including large master suite with plantation shutters, crown molding, walk-in closet and full bath with air jet tub/shower. The finished basement has 2 separate paneled rec areas, ample storage and large laundry room. Newer windows throughout.
Gorgeous 2 bedroom / 2 bath condo, freshly painted, in Glenview's sought after Princeton Club. Open floor plan with eat-in kitchen that overlooks spacious living and dining rooms. Natural light fills the home from the east with views of the pond and courtyard. Spacious living room with recessed lights and access to private balcony. Huge master bedroom with dressing area, walls of closets, en-suite bath with spa tub and large separate shower. Second bedroom with wood floor, recessed lights, ceiling fan, and extra large walk-in closet. In-unit laundry, heated garage parking, storage, outdoor heated pool, and clubhouse. Wonderful location just minutes from The Glen with tons of shopping and dining options, downtown Northbrook, 294, and Metra.
$1,799,000 1929 E Ridgewood Lane Glenview, IL 60025
Totally gut rehabbed Anthony Perry home! This exquisite beauty is located on a tree-lined, winding street in highly sought after Glen Oak Acres. The two-story foyer beckons you to venture into a great first floor living area perfect for entertaining and family living. The family room has vaulted ceilings, beautiful built-ins, a wood burning fireplace and two-story views into the backyard. Dive right into preparing a meal in your picturesque chef's kitchen, with a sunlit eating area surrounded by vast windows on three sides. A large walk-in pantry, mudroom, and 1st floor bedroom/office are also on this floor. The master suite has a luxurious bathroom with colossal shower, bath, dual vanities and large walk-in closet. A Jack-and-Jill bathroom attach two nice sized bedrooms, another bedroom with private bath and convenient laundry room complete the 2nd floor. The finished basement is magnificent with so many opportunities for recreation. 3 car garage. Walk to Cole Park! District 34.
$499,000 1801 Culver Lane Glenview, IL 60025
Updated two story home located in a desirable area of Glenview just a short distance to parks, schools, downtown Glenview, and two Metra stations. The front patio leads into the foyer which flows into a spacious living room. First floor office off the living room. An L-shaped dining room has a sliding door out to the patio and opens to the white kitchen with granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances. Large first floor family room with a wood burning fireplace. Full bathroom on the main level with a large stand-up shower. Three large bedrooms on the second level including a master bedroom with two closets and direct access to the brand new bathroom. Beautiful new full bathroom with gray tile floor, tub/shower with oversize white subway tile surround, and two gray vanities with carrara marble counter tops. Amazing fully fenced backyard oasis with huge brick paver patio with a built-in grilling station. Attached garage.
Last remaining Showcase home available for March 2019 delivery. This home features over $20,000 worth of free upgrades and no lot premium. Custom features include hardwood floors on first floor (excluding bedrooms) granite/quartz counters, 10' first floor ceilings with 8' doors, 7'+ baseboard (1st floor), stainless appliances and professionally landscaped lots. This exciting community offers no maintenance for landscape and snow removal, unfinished basements and 2 car garages.
Open House: Saturday, 1/26 1:00-3:00PM
FINALLY. Exactly what you are looking for! Completely updated split level with hardwood floors in Maine East School District. This one-owner home has been extensively remodeled over the past few years and has not been occupied since it was finished - feels like brand new construction. Gorgeous new kitchen has a large picture window over the sink, cherry cabinetry with under cabinet lighting, Quartz counters, Subway tile backsplash and new stainless steel appliances. Two new baths, one with a deep Jacuzzi brand soaking tub, all new copper pipes, all new interior doors/hardware, updated electrical, new mechanicals and all new Pella windows except the picture window (2002). Cozy lower level with lots of natural light, pretty views of lush landscaping, new can lighting, new carpeting, laundry room with extra counter space & new washer/dryer. 2-car detached garage, concrete driveway and patio were done in 2000 and a tear-off roof in 2004. Nothing to do here but move-in and make it YOURS.
Welcome home to this updated spacious ranch home with Mid Century Modern flair! Perfectly situated on a fabulous block. Be dazzled by the gleaming hardwoods and dramatic vaulted ceiling. Light filled rooms with tremendous windows. Oversized formal living and dining room. Eat in kitchen has been completely redone, phenomenal selections and finishes. Spacious bedrooms with ample storage. Entertain in the great screened in porch. Full basement offers tremendous square footage. Prepare to be impressed!
$429,913 619 Fairway Drive Glenview, IL 60025
Location-Location! Great 4 Bedroom House backing up to the 7th tee of the Glenview Park District Golf Course. Come and see the possibilities, bring your decorating ideas. This home has beamed vaulted ceiling in living room & dining room . Kitchen has eat in table space, newer appliances and Corian counter tops. This Tri level has 1/2 bath on the 1st level, with basement entry. 1st Floor Family room has brick wood burning fireplace & direct entry into garage. Also, newer sliding doors to patio and fenced yard, facing golf course. There are Hardwood floors under carpet. House has newer furnace & A/C , whole house gas generator , newer hot water heater. Patio and roof approx. 10 yrs old. Estate being sold "As is". Taxes do not reflect any exemptions.
$1,449,000 927 Pleasant Lane Glenview, IL 60025
Brick and Stone Glen Oak Acres Two Story Home with an amazing floor plan. Center entry divides the living room with french doors so it can be used as an office and the formal dining room. Grand two-story family room with coffered ceiling with two fans and a stone floor to ceiling fireplace flanked by two sets of sliding doors with transoms above. Stunning updated kitchen with white cabinets, large gray accent island, quartz counters tops, glass tile backsplash, and high-end appliances. Large eating area and a separate butler pantry. First floor mudroom, en-suite bedroom, and powder room. Covered brick paver patio overlooks the large yard. Amazing master suite with corner fireplace, french doors out to a private deck, spa-like bathroom with steam shower and whirlpool tub, and a bonus room. 2nd private en-suite and two more family bedrooms with a jack-and-jill bathroom. Gorgeous lower level with family room, bar, wine cellar, two more bedrooms, and full bathroom. 3 car heated garage.
The perfect 2nd floor ranch with cathedral ceilings in the living room, family room, kitchen and master bedroom. This sunny Hampton model has a great feeling of open space with SW exposures. Elegant formal living and dining rooms. Beautiful white kitchen cabinetry with plenty of storage, granite counter tops and newer white appliances. Bright eating area with sliding glass door to balcony overlooks fabulous open space. Enjoy your evenings in the family room featuring custom cabinetry surrounding a gas log fireplace, and a beautiful wall of windows accenting the vaulted architecture. Luxury master bath has soaking tub, separate shower, and double vanity. The second bedroom is en-suite! All of this plus a Den which could be used as an office or 3rd bedroom. Fresh neutral paint through out. Excellent location on inside cul-de-sac within Princeton Village.
$509,900 1207 Raleigh Road Glenview, IL 60025
Open House: Sunday, 1/27 2:00-4:00PM
You will fall in love with this neighborhood & this picture perfect home w/Pottery Barn flair is ideally located w/i walking distance to town, train, grocery store, restaurants, park & school AND backs up to North Shore Country Club Golf Course. Incredible Home w/1st Flr FR PLUS Fin Bsmnt w/Rec Rm! Stunning LR w/gorgeous hrdwd flr, crown moldings, bay window, built-in wall unit w/accent lighting & fireplace opens to the DR. Kitchen w/high-end SS appliances & granite counter tops opens to FR with wall of windows overlooking the incredible sprawling fenced yard w/brick paved patio, & perennial gardens. 1st flr BR w/large closet & 1st flr Full bath. 2 Large BRs w/great closet space, full bath & storage complete the 2nd level. Amazing Finished basement with recreation room, laundry & storage. Att garage. Newer Roof, AC, Furnace, Windows & Hot Water Heater. New Cement Driveway & Stoops, New Fixtures, New Lighting, New Fans, All New Landscaping. The Perfect Home in The Perfect Location!
Beautiful top floor unit features hardwood floors, fresh paint, French doors to balcony, updated kitchen,Very nice and spacious 2 bedroom apartment, featuring large Living Dining room combo with doors to Balcony overlooking courtyard, Master Bedroom with Walk-in Closet, Ceramic tiles in bathroom, granite counters, Stainless steel appliances, Central Air conditioning and Forced air Heat, in the beautiful quiet subdivision with plenty of parking and sidewalks, conveniently located close to shops, transportation and highways. In building laundry. Low HOA. P.tax can be lower with home exemption. Two parking spots. Owner is allowed to rent.
$289,000 430 Elder Court Glenview, IL 60025
Gorgeous newly remodeled 3 bedroom ranch in Glenview! Roof has been recently replaced, new cabinets, range microwave and stove. Cozy and quiet living space with spacious land/yard. Walk to restaurants and grocery shopping!
Amazing 14,734 square square lot in the Swainwood area close to downtown Glenview, the train, and Roosevelt Park and Pool, and the Glen. Build-up to 5,428 square feet. Tons of new construction in the area. The lot is available with plans for a new 3,781 square foot home plus three car garage. The current ranch has spacious rooms and lots of potential but is being sold "AS IS". Don't miss this opportunity.
$1,399,000 1046 Hunter Road Glenview, IL 60025
Another elegant home by respected local builder. Great floor plan with generously sized rooms. 9 FT ceilings. Dream kitchen boasts Dacor appliances, granite counters, center island, eat-in area, Butler's pantry.Kitchen opens to large Family room with fireplace. Main floor office & mud room. Tons of natural light, oak floors, nice moldings thru-out. Master suite with his and hers closets. Master Bath has double vanities, tub & shower. 2nd floor laundry room. Wet bar, 5th bedroom and full bath on the lower level. Attached 2 car garage, front porch,nice patio. Walk in distance to Avoca school. New Trier High School.
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