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UPPOWER 2nd version Essential Oil Diffuser Aroma Review
These things make URPOWER 2nd Version Essential Oil Diffuser a great product to have Some negative aspects of the products were also noticed by some of the users and they are:
These things make URPOWER 2nd Version Essential Oil Diffuser a great product to have
Some negative aspects of the products were also noticed by some of the users and they are:
Aromatherapy, as the name suggests, is the practice of using fragrances to treat or prevent certain situations. The fragrances used here are unlike any other regular fragrance as they come from some of the most natural sources. Essential oils containing the volatile fragrant organic compounds are extracted from the plants and then these oils are used to induce the fragrance into a space where the subject works or sleeps. This practice is known to cure and prevent a number of psychological diseases. At first, you had to go to some expensive spas and Japanese Gardens to benefit from this amazing treatment but now the technology of oil diffusers has made it possible for everyone to benefit from Aromatherapy from the convenience of there home.
The URPOWER 2nd Version Essential Oil Diffuser is a best essential oil diffuser that it combined unit providing you both the moisture and aroma in the room. The moisture makes environment of the room pleasant while the fragrance of the diffused aromatherapy oil delivers the benefits of aromatherapy. What sets URPOWER 2nd Version Essential Oil Diffuser apart from other products of the same class is the ability to minimize the wastage of oil by creating a high concentrated mist. The mist is not created by heating the oil but by ultrasonic vibrations of more than 2.4 MHz which ensure that the structure and composition of the oil is retained so that it can provide the best results. The unit can run up to 6 hrs after once refilling it with water. There is no need to use distilled or otherwise purified water. Ordinary tap water is good enough. This oil diffuser can be set to two modes of function one provides the mist alternatively while the other is a continuous supply of mist in the room. The long power cord and small size of the diffuser make it easily usable anywhere. It weighs just a little over 14 ounces and can be filled with 100 ml of water and oil mixture. The automatic shut down function shuts the system down in case the water runs dry, protecting the functional components from being damaged.
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Aromatherapy was a facility once available to the rich only. Highly experienced practitioners offered the services in top spas and Japanese Gardens and a normal person stuck in the usual 9 to 5 life couldn't think of affording it. Thanks to technology now every single person can benefit from the perks of aromatherapy right in their home. URPOWER 2nd Version Essential Oil Diffuser is a very good product, based on the on-line reviews on various market places and the specs are also very good.
You might be wondering why is this a good product and why the point that this is one hell of an oil diffuser is is repeated on and on again in the whole article. There are a number of reasons for that and the single biggest reason is its being best seller in the category of oil diffusers on Amazon, the greatest on-line market place. The reviews are also positive from at least 80% of the customers and even the 1 or 2 star reviews are not because of any performance deficit, they relate to the minor flaws which may not be adjustable to a person's own mood.
The price may be a little issue but it is not that high. When you check the performance of the product, you will not complain about the high price. Moreover, it is covered by an 18 months warranty and 45 days money back so in case (though the chances are very few) you are not satisfied, you can get full money back.
Our lives are moving at a high pace making it impossible for us to manage enough time and take care of ourselves. The results are pretty anticipated but not welcomed at all. We are becoming the patients of hyper-tension, depression and anxiety. We need something to take care of our health without sparing extra hours of our precious time for it. A very few of us can manage to go out and jog or exercise daily, gyms also require time and are outrageously expensive. Aromatherapy has proven health benefits and is probably the only method to relieve tension and improve your mood while working. For domestic practice of aromatherapy, essential oil diffusers are used and in our review of various oil diffusers available in the market, we have found the performance, reviews and specifications of URPOWER 2nd Version Essential Oil Diffuser upon the top few.


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THE freezing weather over the weekend didn't deter flocks of Birkdale residents from enjoying a family fun day at Bedford Park.
More than 100 locals attended the Spring Into Action activity day set up by the Friends of Bedford Park.
Member Sue Kirkbride, of the Portland Hotel, Bedford Road, said the event was a good way of promoting the ongoing restoration work of the facility.
She said: "It was a really enjoyable day even though the weather was awful. The lifeboat crew came down as did the police on their quad bikes.
"The children enjoyed a seven-a-side football tournament and there was a fabulous barbeque at the hotel."
Contractors are set to begin renovating the children's play area at Bedford Park next week.

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Eye on Fragile States: Thursday World Economic Forum for AFRICA
According to the Fragile States Index 2016, Africa's most fragile states include Burundi, Central Africa Republic, Chad, Somalia, South Sudan, Niger, and Zimbabwe.
Join a conversation with regional and global leaders on efforts underway to address the challenge of conflict and fragility.
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My Pet World: Resident upset when people don't pick up after their dogs
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Dear Cathy,
At our condo complex, we have a problem with dog owners who violate the rules relative to walking their pets. Some, very few, allow their pets to defecate or urinate on lawns without picking it up. While our condo is pet-friendly, there are rules about dog walking. Is there an effective and humane deterrent that will prevent a dog from this offensive action? Someone suggested that the grass areas be "sprinkled" with red pepper. -- Mike, Amityville, NY
Dear Mike,
I have never heard of red pepper thwarting dogs from peeing outside, but why would you want to do that? The problem is not dogs peeing and pooping outside, which is a perfectly natural thing for animals to do. The problem is, their owners not picking up after them when they do.
It's sad people need to be reminded about this, but they do. It's not a trivial issue either since neighbors can get very confrontational with each other over this matter.
Talk to your Home Owners Association (HOA) about posting information in your community newsletter or email. Maybe get a group of people to pick up poop one day, tally it, and offer it as "news" in the next newsletter. In our neighborhood, our HOA set poop bag waste stations every 1/2 mile. It serves as both a reminder and resource for dog owners.
Dear Cathy,
We have a 17-year-old cat who over the past few months sometimes neglects to use the litter box. Sometimes, he'll leave a surprise right next to the litter box and sometimes elsewhere. It seems to happen whether the litter box is completely clean or not. What's the reason? -- Rich, Rockville Centre, NY
Dear Rich,
If you haven't moved the litter box, changed the substrate or had any changes in your household (new baby, mother moved in, etc.), I am inclined to believe that your senior feline may have a health problem. She could be constipated or have an intestinal problem that is making it difficult for her "to go."
Cats also get into different positions when they are peeing or pooping. If she is arthritic, the position for pooping may be causing her some discomfort, and so it may be easier for her to go outside the box. Health problems can be treated, so take her to the veterinarian -- and take a sample of the poop with you.
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My older cat, Sonney, has a bump or nodule above his left eye. I have attached a photo. I don't know how he got it; it could have started from a scratch from one of our other cats. He did have a small scratch close to the bump that healed before I noticed the bump, which seemed to grow since I first noticed it. It is not getting any bigger, and it has been about three months since it started. It does not seem to bother him. Is there some kind of cream I could put on it? -- Bob, Las Vegas, NV
Dear Bob,
I don't think there is any cream to fix that nodule. Generally, veterinarians say if a nodule moves freely, it could be a benign cyst; if is it attached it could be cancer. There is only one way to know for sure though, and that is to take Sonney to a veterinarian to have the nodule examined and biopsied. Let me know what the vet says.
Dear Cathy,
I have a friend who received a dog from a shelter. This dog was previously with a breeder. Whenever the dog rides in my car, he usually poops (ugh!). I don't know if he was crate trained or not, but in such a confined space of the back seat, you would think he wouldn't go, even if he gets walked before. He's a young adult, not a senior dog. Most dogs love rides; this one gets car sick. -- Tim, Chesterton, Indiana
Dear Tim,
Just like people, dogs can get car sick. Most of the time, they feel nauseous, which results in vomiting or drooling. But sometimes, their queasiness may result in an unexpected defecation in the car. Your dog doesn't mean to poop in the car; it just happens.
There are over-the-counter and prescription medications that can reduce the car sickness symptoms, which may reduce this involuntary reflex and make car trips more pleasant for the both of you.
Also, put down a blanket in the car that can easily be washed, and open the window a crack, since fresh air sometimes helps.
(Cathy M. Rosenthal is a longtime animal advocate, author, columnist and pet expert who has more than 25 years in the animal welfare field. Send your pet questions, stories and tips to email@example.com. Please include your name, city, and state. You can follow her @cathymrosenthal.)(c) 2017 DISTRIBUTED BY TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES, INC.


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My Five Favourite Books
Reading is something I have a real passion for I'm always reading a book and always have a list of books I want to read. I find it amazing that you can be in the completely same place as when you started reading but be in a completely new world or part of this world that you've never seen or thought of before so here I have compiled a list of my top five favourite books :
1. We Were Liars by E Lockhart - This book is incredible I read this twice in 2 days it is moving, brilliant and shocking but also so normal, so relatable but in a way so unimaginable. This is so thought-provoking but written in a way that thoughts that aren't normal become so simple and almost understandable, I could not sing enough praises for this book. I can't explain what it's about because I'm scared I'll give too much away. Seriously, just read it.
2. The Thing About Jellyfish by Ali Benjamin - This is so deeply unforgettable, so inspiring and shows the extents people go to be true to their friendship but in their own way. It shows what people will do to be remembered to well no, to remind other people who they are and the obsessions which can drive people to do things they would never normally do.
3. Beautiful Broken Things by Sara Barnard - This is so rung with truth and deeper meanings, the realities of things that media and people have made to seem beautiful or almost glamorous when they are cruel, ugly and painful. This book is the most beautiful portrayal of friendship, life and dynamics. I want someone to make this into a film but without changing any of it. It's unbelievably real.
4. The Hunger Games Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins - This book is so eerily inspiring and incredible. It makes you truly wonder about the world, who we are and what our place in society is. I think everyone should read this not just seen the films even though they are also incredible. It is definitely worth reading this whole book for the last line of the book and the last line of the epilogue, if I had written this I would feel like I had achieved everything, it is literary genius.
5. All The Bright Places by Jennifer Niven - This book is so beautiful and I completely see why people have said it's the next Fault In Our Stars ( a book which is on my want to read list but I have seen the film, it's amazing ) but I think this book is amazing in it's own right. The story is so moving and you feel a deep connection to the characters. It shows the brutality of some lives and the background that builds people into who they are and what they do.
Thanks for reading, I would love to hear if you've read any of these books and what you thought of them and if you have any recommendations for other books I should read.


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Our Perspectives
Opportunity in tragedy: A reflection on the Ecuador earthquake
14 Jul 2016 by Jeannette Fernandez Castro, Recovery Specialist, Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction Team, UNDP
With a risk-informed approach to earthquake recovery, two of Ecuador's vulnerable and exposed regions can not only protect against future disasters, but ensure progress on the Sustainable Development Goals.
I took this picture in Muisne, one of the most beautiful towns in Ecuador, my home country. Muisne is in the Province of Esmeraldas, in the northwest of the country and is, I feel, home to our best soccer players, the best "marimba" music, the best dancers and the best seafood.
For all of its promise, however, the region is challenged by poverty and is exposed to natural hazards, vulnerabilities that hold back social and economic growth.
This vulnerability was evident in April 2016 when a magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit this province as well as five others (including Manabí, where the biggest impact occurred), producing large-scale devastation. Housing and infrastructure were the most affected, with over 30,000 homes and 875 schools lost across all six provinces.
While understandable, this loss of infrastructure – and related loss of lives and livelihoods – should not occur in the future. We have the ability to build better and stronger. This is especially important in earthquake zones and even more so in regions going through recovery.
Risk-informed development can reduce disaster risks and losses. In Muisne, it was the light, one-story dwellings made out of wood that survived, while the newer, poorly built concrete buildings collapsed. With the right building codes, with sensitive land use planning, and with the enforcement of standards and training, buildings can be made to withstand earthquakes, and people can be taught how to respond and react. Future losses can be reduced if the right actions are taken now.
Ecuador is using the recovery to not only rebuild, but to build back better and incorporate disaster risk reduction into development.
Thankfully, the Government and partners are moving in this direction. With the support of UNDP colleagues and a team of six Ecuadorian universities, a state-of-the-art seismic code for Ecuador is being put in place along with other initiatives to restore livelihoods and social cohesion.
It is critical that building codes are enforced and that capacities are built so that regulators are trained and able to follow up. With this in mind, we are working closely with the Government to implement the building code and to have a national strategy to train engineers, builders and masons.
A sound recovery programme could make the difference and provide an opportunity to address past vulnerabilities. Municipalities, with the support of universities and research centres, must be equipped to assess local vulnerabilities (e.g. through micro zonation to assess soil response to shaking) and to put in place seismic-resistant and environmentally friendly infrastructures. Architects and engineers can be empowered to design and build innovative structures that correspond to the context, and affected communities can be brought on board to contribute to and lead the recovery efforts.
When I took this picture of a boy in Muisne I couldn't help but wonder if the earthquake and the recovery – for all its devastation and impacts – could open up opportunities for him and his family.
Having worked in disaster risk reduction and recovery for 20 years I know it's possible. But I also know that it takes work, investment and commitment. The earthquake recovery can and should be a turning point to reduce vulnerabilities and to support not only disaster risk reduction, but the sustainable development that hinges on its success.
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Too Much Happiness
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In the first story a young wife and mother receives release from the unbearable pain of losing her three children from a most surprising source. In another, a young woman, in the aftermath of an unusual and humiliating seduction, reacts in a clever if less-than-admirable fashion. Other stories uncover the "deep-holes" in a marriage, the unsuspected cruelty of children, and how a boy's disfigured face provides both the good things in his life and the bad. And in the long title story, we accompany Sophia Kovalevsky--a late-nineteenth-century Russian #65533;migr#65533; and mathematician--on a winter journey that takes her from the Riviera, where she visits her lover, to Paris, Germany, and, Denmark, where she has a fateful meeting with a local doctor, and finally to Sweden, where she teaches at the only university in Europe willing to employ a female mathematician.
With clarity and ease, Alice Munro once again renders complex, difficult events and emotions into stories that shed light on the unpredictable ways in which men and women accommodate and often transcend what happens in their lives.
Too Much Happiness is a compelling, provocative--even daring--collection.
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Munro explores the difficulties of everyday life in 10 beautifully written short stories. The title story follows Russian immigrant Sophia on her journey across 19th century Western Europe to take a job at the only university that will hire her as a mathematician.
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Too Much Happiness is the title of one story in this collection, and certainly not an over-arcing theme. Many of the stories are intense or downright grim. Intense, because Munro is a master of creating the whole world of each story in 30 pages, and reeling in the reader with her meticulous detail and ingenious plotting where the hook is rarely ever what the story is *about*. Along the way we're treated to penetrating and shrewd gems about, oh, so many aspects of ordinary life. With short story collections I usually read only one a day to let it roll around in me, but couldn't help myself – sometimes gobbled two in a day.
I didn't like all the stories -- I suppose you expect that in a "collection" -- but, as a math girl, I loved the story about Sonya Kovalevsky. She should have done the research tho to find out that Poincare was mostly known as "Henri."
Very good stories, some are a bit too "accidental" but all the same excellent.
The latest collection from Munro investigates loneliness, regret, loss,
and death in her typically elegant style. Her characters are ordinary people trying to piece together a life or accept a broken one. Fans of the prize-winning Munro will take pleasure in this book and those unfamiliar with her work will find a treasure.
** stars. Again I am not a fan of unrelated short story collections. Often a better title for this book might be Too Much Despair.
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Yes, I know Alice Munro is one of the most successful story-tellers in Canada and, yes, I know she is extremely talented and profound. Even so, her writing has never really appealed to me; I have always found it tedious, unrelatable and melodramatic. But with all the buzz and praise surrounding Munro's newest collection, Too Much Happiness, I figured I'd give it a try like a good Canadian.
In the story "Face" , Munro writes: "In your life there are a few places, or maybe only the one place, where something happened, and then there are all the other places." The idea of place forms a central theme of this collection as characters connect their surroundings to life-changing and often terribly dark events such as a freak accident, a home invasion and an extreme case of childhood cruelty.
Out of the ten stories, I really enjoyed four. "Dimensions," "Fiction," "Wenlock Edge" and "Free Radicals" all engaged my attention and featured strong, creative women triumphing in difficult (and often creepy) circumstances. The other stories were more or less consistent with my general evaluation of Munro's work: dry and irrelevant. Unfortunately, I felt that the worst mistake of the book was the disjointed and extraneous title story, "Too Much Happiness," which is based on the real life of Russian mathematician Sophia Kovalevsky.
Ultimately, the collection did confirm my appreciation of Munro though she definitely doesn't sit among my favourites. I guess I'm just not Canadian enough...
I had a difficult time remembering if I read these? Pretty brainless forgettable read.
Overall this book was terrible. only 2 stories worth looking at, "free radicals" and "childs play".
At the end of some stories, I had to ask myself ...."and so what?" as they weren't very good.
Overall the book gave the impression of a middle aged writer conveying how she missed out on some things in life and coupled that thought with some stories she heard about regular people.
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The benefits of breast feeding are numerous and far reaching. Breast milk is ideal for the baby, and breastfeeding benefits further than basic nutrition. Breast feeding is known to reduce the risk of infant deaths and prevent obesity in adulthood. Breast feeding has its own sets of benefits for the mothers. This article provides information about advantages of breast feeding for both the newborn and mothers.
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Advantages of Breast Feeding: Breastfeeding Protects From a Host of Diseases
In addition to providing your baby with all the essential vitamins and nutrients in the first six months of life, breast milk is loaded with disease battling agents which shield your baby from a multitude of disorders and illness.
In addition to providing your baby with all the essential vitamins and nutrients in the first six months of life, breast milk is loaded with disease battling agents which shield your baby from a multitude of disorders and illness.
- Breast fed babies are lesser prone to GI tract infections, respiratory illnesses, ear infections, and meningitis; even when they do occur, they are less severe in intensity. Exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months proffers maximum protection.
- Secretory immunoglobulin A (IgA) present in colostrum, the first milk your body synthesizes for your baby provides a great deal of the protective effect. The immunoglobulin is present in lower concentrations in mature breast milk. It wards off microbes from entering the body by forming a defensive layer on the mucous membranes in the baby's mouth, nose, ear, throat and bowels.
- Protection against diseases lasts beyond the breastfeeding phase; it reduces the risk of developing certain childhood cancers. Antibodies in breast milk give the baby's immune mechanism a boost.
- Breastfeeding also helps avert various diseases that hit later in life, such as, atherosclerosis, type 1 and type 2 diabetes and inflammatory bowel disease.
Breast Feeding vs Formula Feeding: Breastfeeding Can Protect your Newborn from Allergies
Breast feeding plays a vital role in developing the immune system of the newborn and hence babies who are breast fed are at lower risk of allergies compared to other babies,
Breast feeding plays a vital role in developing the immune system of the newborn and hence babies who are breast fed are at lower risk of allergies compared to other babies,
- Babies who are formula fed tend to have more allergies as against breastfed babies.
- Secretory IgA present in breast milk checks allergic reactions to food by providing a protective layer to the GI tract. Without this protective layer, inflammation develops and the bowel wall becomes leaky. Consequently, undigested proteins cross the gut and cause allergic reactions and other health issues.
Breast Feeding and Cognition: Breastfeeding May Boost Your Child's Intelligence
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Experts state that emotional bonding that occurs during breast feeding contributes to some of the brainpower benefits and that fatty acids present in breast milk play a pivotal role.
Breast milk can protect your child from becoming overweight or obese as he grows older. Children who are breast fed are less likely to become obese compared to newborns who are fed on formula,
- Breastfeeding is known to cut down the child's risk of becoming overweight or obese. Breastfed babies eat properly until their hunger is satisfied, leading to healthier eating patterns as they grow.
- Formula fed babies gain weight speedily in the first few weeks. This speedy weight gain is linked to obesity later on in life.
- Breast milk has lesser insulin compared to formula. (Insulin promotes the formation of fat.)
- Breastfed babies have larger amounts of leptin in their system; leptin plays a role in managing appetite and fat.
Breastfeeding – either entirely or partially lowers the risk of SIDS or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
Babies who are breastfed are less liable to fevers after immunizations as compared to babies who are formula fed.
Benefits of Breast Feeding For Mother
Breast feeding also has several advantages and benefits for mothers,
Breast feeding also has several advantages and benefits for mothers,
- Breastfeeding decreases stress and chances of developing postpartum depression: Research and clinical trials state that women who did not breastfeed or stopped breastfeeding early are more prone to postpartum depression.Breast feeding activates the release of the hormone oxytocin; and oxytocin encourages a feeling of repose and relaxation.
- Breastfeeding reduces the risk of certain types of cancer: Studies reveal that the longer a woman breastfeeds, the more she is protected against breast cancer and ovarian cancer. It's quite ambiguous how breastfeeding helps, but they say it may have to do with the structural changes in the breast tissue that is brought about by breastfeeding and that lactation suppresses the quantity of estrogen that the body manufactures.
- Breast feeding helps lose weight: Breast feeding has a significant cosmetic benefit as well. It helps you shed surplus and unsightly weight rather quickly. Milk production requires a lot of energy; thus your calories get rapidly burnt up during the process of milk production.


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India's greatest need for sustainable food management is an effective and economically viable cold chain solution that will totally integrate the supply chain for all commodities, from the production centers to the consumption centers. Such market connectivity reduces physical loss and degradation of value of the harvest, and is a major contributor to farmers' incomes. The growth of the cold chain sector is critical for both the agricultural and food processing sectors.
The paradox is that, in spite of the large infrastructure gap, the existing capacity is under-utilized and units operate below capacity.
India's cold chain industry is still in the development phase. The gap in cold chain infrastructure is estimated as 69,381 modern pack-houses, 3.27 million MT of new cold storage aptly segregated into cold storage (bulk) and cold storage (hubs), 52826 units of refrigerated transport vehicles/containers, and 8319 modern ripening chambers.
Given the Government's priority towards doubling farmers' income, it is clear that India needs to move from a supply-led revolution to a concerted effort in creating capacities and efficiencies in its networks from farm to markets. Cold chain infrastructure is pivotal to this and can play a catalytic role in enabling the 2nd Green Revolution.
The Government of India has taken various measures to give a boost to the cold chain sector in the form of various fiscal incentives like reduced taxes, excise duty exemption on refrigerated machinery, concessional custom duty of 5%, viability gap funding, infrastructure status, 100% weighted deduction under income tax, et al.
With the onset of the GST regime in India that will integrate the multi-layered tax system into a single unified system, the supply chain is expected to see a shift, due to the changing tax structure, incidence, computation, payments, compliance, credit utilization and reporting. Cold chains requiring inter-State logistics and transactions are also expected to see a shift. Industry needs to gear up and put its systems in place to adapt to the impending changing regime to maximize efficiencies.
Underscoring the need to find solutions to strengthen the cold chain infrastructure in the country, the 6th National Cold Chain Summit was organized to explore the innovations and interventions needed to catalyze investments across the food value chain, and, as well, share sustainable global best practices in this arena.


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There are plenty of games out there that are bad. However, very few are actually legendary for being bad. Superman 64, Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing, E.T. for the Atari. Somehow, Duke Nukem Forever is a game that has that very same legacy, being noted as one of the most disappointing and legendarily awful games of all time. However, does it live up to it's legacy? Well, to my surprise, not quite.
Duke Nukem Forever is a linear first person shooter featuring regenerating health. Now, that's not inherently a bad thing, and I was open to the idea of a departure from the normal Duke Nukem formula, but it just falls flat on its face. Levels are linear to the point of boredom, rarely throwing in any fun or clever secrets.
Gunplay isn't that great either, with all weapons (Sans the rocket launcher) lacking any real kick to them. You just sort of point and shoot, without the weapons or enemies reacting much. Speaking of weapons, you can only carry four of them at once, but you do get your hands on a myriad of classic Duke Nukem weapons.
However, the game isn't all bad. John St. John reprises his role as Duke Nukem, and the soundtrack has its moments. It's a shame the same could not be said about the graphics, which are more often than not a muddy mess. This gets worse as the game advances and the colorful areas are swapped out for drab areas.
Perhaps the game's greatest strength is its interactivity. Tons of objects can be interacted with to boost your Ego Meter (Health) or simply for fun. Want to touch a wall breast or fling a piece of feces around? No problem. If it hasn't been made apparent already, Duke Nukem Forever relies less on movie references and more on juvinile humor, which is honestly a real shame. So no, you won't be finding Indiana Jones or Luke Skywalker in this game like you did in the original.
The game isn't all shooting and walking around, though. At times, you can get into a buggy and drive around. It controls decently enough, but it happens so rarely that it's barely worth mentioning. Most of the time, it's just shooting at enemies or interacting with objects in the world.
I've heard people in the past say that it's "Not a good game, but it's a good Duke Nukem game". I disagree with that sentiment. With a four weapon limit, slow-paced levels, and regenerating health, it's as far from classic Duke Nukem as you can get. And with awful graphics, bad writing, and boring gameplay, it's also rather far from being a good game as well.


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Happy Sunday! ( again...LOL)
This card is for today Stella Sketch Challenge over at Bugaboo's
I have used one of Jody's newer images called Spring Boot. Isn't it pretty?
I'd like to add this to the following challenges:
Tip Top Tuesday - 3 of Something ( 3 papers, 3 dot spots)
Pile It On - April Showers Bring May Flowers
Artistic Inspirations - Anything Goes with a Twist of Spring
Ohh-La-La Creations - Lots of Layers - at least 5 ( I have 8)
Please visit Catch The Bug and see all of the great Design Team creations,
and play along for up to 10 ( yes, TEN ) free images of your choice
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"Settlers of Catan" is building a road to a movie adaptation.
Sony is in talks to buy the rights to the game, which was designed by Klaus Teuber. The studio is working with producer Gail Katz ("The Perfect Storm") who acquired the rights in 2015. Blaise Hemingway (the forthcoming "Playmobil") is set to write the script. Sony is reportedly hoping to make a franchise out of "Catan."
"Settlers of Catan" is a tabletop strategy game in which players build roads, settlements, and cities on the fiction island of Catan, using various resources like brick and lumber. The game has sold over 25 million copies in 38 languages, and has spawned expansions and spinoffs, including a "Star Trek" version and an upcoming "Game of Thrones" version. It is also available to play on gaming and mobile platforms.
"Catan" is just the latest board game to move to the big screen, joining "Battleship," "Ouija," and of course, the cult classic "Clue."


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Wisconsin-Whitewater scored six runs in the eighth inning — two coming on a bases-loaded single by Minneapolis Southwest's Nick Kuhlmann — and beat St. Thomas 10-4 in the Division III World Series on Sunday in Appleton, Wis.
The Tommies fell to the losers' bracket; they will play the Southern Maine-Emory winner at 3:30 p.m. Monday. The winner will face Whitewater on Tuesday, needing to win twice to capture the championship.
Division II Series
Minnesota State Mankato failed to overcome a three-run first-inning deficit and lost 4-2 to Seton Hill in Cary, N.C. Parker Sullivan had an RBI triple for Mankato, and senior Jason Hoppe worked eight innings and set a Mavericks single-season record with 97⅔ innings pitched.
The Mavericks (45-10) stranded 11 runners.
UST softball team ousted in Series
St. Thomas' run in the Division III World Series ended with a 3-2, nine-inning loss to Salisbury (Md.) in Tyler, Texas.
Kim Dorsey singled in the go-ahead run for the Sea Gulls (43-3) in the top of the ninth. St. Thomas finished 44-9.
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The St. Paul Saints held Sioux Falls scoreless over the final six innings and won 3-2 at Midway Stadium.
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Melissa Grunow is the author of Realizing River City (Tumbleweed Books, 2016). An award-winning writer and Pushcart Prize nominee, her work has appeared in Creative Nonfiction, River Teeth, Yemassee, New Plains Review, Blue Lyra Review, and Limestone, among many others. She is also a live storyteller who regularly competes in NPR's Moth StorySLAM and is a Metro Detroit 2016 Listen to Your Mother cast member. She has an MFA in creative nonfiction from National University and an MA in English from New Mexico State University. Follow her on Twitter at @melgrunow.
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A deeply rich meditation on what it means to be a woman in a sometimes uncertain and complicated world, in relationship to men, but ultimately, and more importantly, to oneself. Melissa Grunow's Realizing River City raises just as many questions as it answers, circling back always, in beautiful prose and a clear, honest voice, to what it means to be alive, to love, and to be present for all of it.
—Amina Cain, author of Creature and I Go to Some Hollow
Empowering. Beautiful. Brave. These three words are the epitome of Melissa Grunow's Realizing River City. Traversing through personal transformations, the strength that lives within her memoir stems from Grunow's fresh writing and unrelenting honesty. She doesn't hold back when showing us the complexities of what it means and what it looks like to become an independent woman. This is a book about liberation. This is a book about revolution. This is a book that will live in your body long after you have finished it, a book that will embolden your life, always.
—Chelsey Clammer, author of BodyHome
Realizing River City is the compelling story of Melissa Grunow's search for love with all the wrong men. It's a story about loss, love, compassion, and finally redemption, as Grunow learns to stand on her own, embrace life's messiness, and forge ahead full of hope for the future. I was cheering for her as I turned the final pages!
—Kate Hopper, author of Ready for Air and Use Your Words
In her memoir Realizing River City, Melissa Grunow shares with honesty and clarity the often-precarious landscape of love, loss, and longing. Her book offers readers vibrant details of New Mexico and an intimate glimpse into a woman's persistent search for acceptance and positive relationships.
—Dinty W. Moore, author of Crafting the Personal Essay
Melissa Grunow has written an intimate exploration of need, desire, doubt, and survival; her memoir is remarkable for its heart-breaking honesty.
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Cameron was up first, leaving Beryl to another half hour while he showered and shaved and made a pot of tea. He'd made reservations for The China Garden for dinner and had bought her a Luxury Continental Assortment from the hand-made chocolate shop on Cheap Street (which was anything but). What was it about hand-made chocolates that made them four times the price of normal ones? Personally, he'd take the hygiene of a machine over a plastic-gloved Rita Pendleton any day. He'd never seen her without a dripping nose. Still, Beryl liked them and that's what mattered.
He set the chocolates and a card on a tray and put the kettle on to boil, then went back upstairs for a shower, setting the water running to heat up while he shaved and brushed his teeth. By the time he came downstairs to make the tea, all Beryl had for her birthday was a card with a chocolate paw-print on the envelope.
Knuckles took one look at Cameron's face and set off at a run, his claws scrabbling on the hard kitchen floor and looking almost comical. If he hadn't just eaten the whole box chocolates Cameron might have laughed but he could hardly give her a slightly chewed empty box. Whoever said it was the thought that counted had never tried to explain an empty box to his wife on her birthday.
"You little bugger." He scowled as Knuckles peered around the corner of the dining room and whined. he knew without looking the stubby tail would be going nineteen to the dozen. "You're not supposed to eat chocolate, idiot."
He retrieved several of the chocolates from the box lid and arranged them on a saucer with a red serviette from the pantry (they'd bought a packet last Christmas and only used two each) scrunched up to look like a nest. He took the tray upstairs and woke his wife."
"Oh, you shouldn't have." It almost broke his heart to see her crestfallen expression when she saw the tray and realised he hadn't.
"Sorry, love. The dog got at them while I was in the shower.
"Oh no. How many did her eat?"
"The rest of the box. About twenty?"
"Oh dear. He doesn't do well on chocolate."
"He seemed all right.."
He was interrupted by the sound of a large dog with diarrhoea.
"It's my birthday." Beryl patted his arm. "My day off from cleaning."
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I haven't logged in to these accounts forever, but now that I have, there are going to be some changes going on. I plan to start another blog that concentrates solely on radio. Yep, I said 'radio'. I figured if I'm going to write about anything, it's going to be something I have a lot of fun dealing with. Politics irritates me, especially these days. The weather, ugh, it's Alaska, so I'd rather just stay inside and try to pretend that there isn't any weather. Finance, well, I'd prefer to make money and not write about it. So that leaves only personal topics (off-limits for me) or radio. So there it is. Link to new blog coming soon, once I get things there situated.
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High-sensitivity C-reactive Protein (hs-CRP)
No current consensus exists on when to get tested; hs-CRP is often ordered in conjunction with other tests that are performed to assess risk of heart disease, such as a lipid profile (cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL-C, LDL-C) when your healthcare provider would like additional information on your risk.
A blood sample drawn from a vein in your arm
You may be instructed to fast for 9-12 hours before the blood sample is taken if a lipid profile also is going to be done at the same time. You should be healthy at the time of the sample collection, without any recent illnesses, infections, inflammation, or injuries.
C-reactive protein (CRP) is a protein that increases in the blood with inflammation and infection as well as following a heart attack, surgery, or trauma. Thus, it is one of several proteins that are often referred to as acute phase reactants. The high-sensitivity CRP test measures low levels of CRP in the blood to identify low levels of inflammation that are associated with risk of developing cardiovascular disease (CVD).
There are two different tests that measure CRP and each test measures a different range of CRP level in the blood for different purposes:
- The standard CRP test measures markedly high levels of the protein to detect diseases that cause significant inflammation. It measures CRP in the range from 10 to 1000 mg/L.
- The hs-CRP test accurately detects lower levels of the protein than the standard CRP test and is used to evaluate individuals for risk of CVD. It measures CRP in the range from 0.5 to 10 mg/L.
It is now believed that a persistent low level of inflammation plays a major role in atherosclerosis, the narrowing of blood vessels due to build-up of cholesterol and other lipids, which is often associated with CVD.
CVD causes more deaths in the U.S. each year than any other cause, according to the American Heart Association. A number of risk factors, such as family history, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, being overweight or diabetic, have been linked to the development of CVD, but a significant number of people who have few or no identified risk factors will also develop CVD. This fact has lead researchers to look for additional risk factors that might be either causing CVD or that could be used to determine lifestyle changes and/or treatments that could reduce a person's risk.
High-sensitivity CRP is one of a growing number of cardiac risk markers that are used to help determine a person's risk. Some studies have shown that measuring CRP with a highly sensitive assay can help identify the risk level for CVD in apparently healthy people. This more sensitive test can measure CRP levels that are within the higher end of the reference range. These normal but slightly high levels of CRP in otherwise healthy individuals can predict the future risk of a heart attack, stroke, sudden cardiac death, and peripheral arterial disease, even when cholesterol levels are within an acceptable range.
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is drawn by needle from a vein in the arm.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
No test preparation is needed; however, fasting for 9-12 hours before the blood sample is taken may be required if a lipid profile (including triglycerides) is to be done at the same time. In addition, the person being tested should be healthy at the time of the sample collection, without any recent illnesses, infections, inflammation, or injuries.
How is it used?
A high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) test may be used to help evaluate an individual for risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD). It may be used in combination with a lipid profile or with other cardiac risk markers, such as a lipoprotein-associated phospholipase A2 (Lp-PLA2) test, to provide added information about heart disease risk.
CRP is a protein that increases in the blood with inflammation. Studies have suggested that a persistent low level of inflammation plays a major role in atherosclerosis, the narrowing of blood vessels due to build-up of cholesterol and other lipids, which is often associated with CVD. The hs-CRP test accurately measures low levels of C-reactive protein to identify low but persistent levels of inflammation and thus helps predict a person's risk of developing CVD.
High-sensitivity CRP is thought by some experts to be a useful test for determining risk of CVD, heart attacks, and strokes and that hs-CRP can play a role in the evaluation process before a person develops one of these health problems. Some say that the best way to predict risk is to combine a good marker for inflammation, like hs-CRP, with the lipid profile. Several groups have recommended that this test be used for people who have a moderate risk of heart attack over the next 10 years.
However, not all health professionals agree on hs-CRP's usefulness. Clinical trials that involve measuring hs-CRP levels are currently underway in an effort to better understand its role in cardiovascular events. These studies will help to form and refine guidelines on its use in screening and treatment decisions.
When is it ordered?
Currently, there is no consensus on when to get tested, though some guidelines include recommendations on hs-CRP testing. For example, a guideline from the American College of Cardiology Foundations and the American Heart Association says that hs-CRP testing may be useful when men 50 years old or younger and women 60 years old or younger have intermediate risk. It also may be useful for treatment decisions when men and women are older than these respective ages and have LDL-C less than 130 mg/L and meet several other criteria, such as no existing heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease, or inflammatory conditions.
When hs-CRP is evaluated, it may be repeated to confirm that a person has persistent low levels of inflammation.
What does the test result mean?
Relatively high levels of hs-CRP in otherwise healthy individuals have been found to be predictive of an increased risk of a future heart attack, stroke, sudden cardiac death, and/or peripheral arterial disease, even when cholesterol levels are within an acceptable range.
People with higher hs-CRP values have the highest risk of cardiovascular disease and those with lower values have less risk. Specifically, individuals who have hs-CRP results at the high end of the normal range have 1.5 to 4 times the risk of having a heart attack as those with hs-CRP values at the low end of the normal range.
The American Heart Association and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have defined risk groups as follows:
- Low risk: less than 1.0 mg/L
- Average risk: 1.0 to 3.0 mg/L
- High risk: above 3.0 mg/L
These values are only a part of the total evaluation process for cardiovascular diseases. Additional risk factors to be considered are elevated levels of cholesterol, LDL-C, triglycerides, and glucose. In addition, smoking, high blood pressure (hypertension), and diabetes also increase the risk level.
Is there anything else I should know?
Taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs, e.g., aspirin, ibuprofen, and naproxen) or statins may reduce CRP levels in blood. Both anti-inflammatory drugs and statins may help to reduce inflammation, thus reducing CRP.
It is important that any person having this test be in a healthy state for the results to be of value in predicting the risk of coronary disease or heart attack. Any recent illness, tissue injury, infection, or other general inflammation will raise the amount of CRP and give a falsely elevated estimate of risk.
Women on hormone replacement therapy have been shown to have elevated hs-CRP levels.
Since the hs-CRP and CRP tests measure the same protein, people with chronic inflammation, such as those with arthritis, should not have hs-CRP levels measured. Their CRP levels will already be very high due to the arthritis, so results of the hs-CRP test will not be meaningful.
Is hs-CRP specific for predicting heart disease?
No. CRP is a marker of inflammation, a process that can affect a number of organ systems. Most studies to date have focused on heart disease, but new research shows that having CRP in the high normal range may also be associated with other diseases such as colon cancer, complications of diabetes, and obesity.
I have had cholesterol tests but never an hs-CRP test. Why?
You may not fall into one of the categories for which the test is currently recommended. Also, experts still don't agree on when and how often the hs-CRP test should be ordered. As more clinical studies are completed that support its utility, this test may be more frequently ordered.
What is the difference between regular CRP and hs-CRP tests?
Both tests measure the same protein in the blood. The hs-CRP test is for apparently healthy people to determine their risk of cardiovascular disease. It measures CRP in the range from 0.5 to 10 mg/L. The CRP test is ordered to evaluate people who have signs and symptoms of a serious bacterial infection or of a serious chronic inflammatory disease such as rheumatoid arthritis. It measures CRP in the range from 10 to 1000 mg/L.
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Tests: Lipid Profile, Cardiac Risk Assessment, Lp-PLA2
Conditions: Cardiovascular Disease, Heart Disease, Heart Attack, Stroke
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American Heart Association: Heart-Health Screenings
American Heart Association: Understand Your Risk of Heart Attack
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute: What are Coronary Heart Disease Risk Factors?
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute: Who is at Risk of Coronary Heart Disease?


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A Bowtie For Show & Tow: 2008 Chevy Silverado 3500 LTZPosted in Features on September 1, 2011
If it's one thing that off-roaders need, it's a dedicated tow rig that they can use to haul toys and trailers without hesitance. That's just what Jason Arce was thinking when he set out to build this immaculate Chevy tow rig.
Jason wanted a truck that he could enter into some truck shows while also being able to tow a loaded 30-foot enclosed trailer down the highway with ease. But Jason also loves lifted trucks and knew he wanted a generous amount of lift to clear 40-inch tires, so he turned to his good friend Tim Lucero at Ikonz Customs in Denver, Colorado, for the installation of the 12-inch Cognito Motorsports lift kit. Jason had the truck built in less than a year thanks to help from Tim, another friend named Tyler, and his supportive wife, Christi.
Since Jason is employed by ATS Diesel, it's no surprise he modified the 6.6L Duramax to pump out 560 hp and 1092 lb-ft of stump-pulling torque. Jason swapped out the injectors in favor of 90hp injector nozzles as well as PPE fuel rail fittings and shim kit along with an AEM cold air intake and ATS manifolds and up pipe. If you were at SEMA last year, you might have seen Jason's truck there under the ATS banner. Jason tells us that despite being lifted 12 inches and running 40-inch tires, the truck rides really well and has plenty of stability while rolling down the highway with even the heaviest of loads – which by the way are no match for his truck's quadruple-digit torque numbers!
2008 Chevy Silverado 3500 LTZ
Owner: Jason Arce of Arvada, Colorado
Chassis: stock
Engine: 6.6L Duramax, custom 5-inch turbo-back exhaust with an 8-inch turndown stack, AEM dry flow intake system, custom tuning via EFI live tuning, PPE fuel rail fitting and shim, ATS modified CP3, ATS 90hp nozzles, ATS custom rail pressure box, ATS manifolds and up pipes, EGR delete, PCV re-routed
Drivetrain: ATS 5 star converter, ATS deep pan, ATS C1, C2, C3, and C4 clutches, ATS Tow Edition Valvebody, ATS pump kit, ATS A&B trim valves, Custom ATS TCM tune by Clint Cannon, Tom Wood's Driveshafts dual CV front driveshaft, Randy's Ring and Pinon 4.56 gears
Suspension: Cognito 10-inch lift kit, Cognito dual shock front hoop kit, Fabtech limit straps, 2-inch ORU torsion keys, four chrome Fox 2.0 reservoir shocks in the front, two chrome Fox 2.0 reservoir shocks in the rear, 8-inch Deaver rear springs and 2-inch factory blocks, custom carrier bearing drop
Steering: Cognito HD tie rod end kit, Cognito idler and pitman arm supports
Brakes: Stainless steel braided Cognito Motorsports extended brake lines
Tires/wheels: 40x14.50R22 Interco M16s tires on 22 x 14 Fuel Hostage wheels
Interior: Kenwood 1820 double-DIN head unit with Garmin navigation and ipod control, Kenwood 8-inch monitors in each headrest, Kenwood back up camera, Edge CTS monitor, with trailer back up camera, Bose interior speakers, Custom air brushed interior panels and door inserts
Other Parts: 2-inch rear wheel spacers, custom painted white headlight housings, custom smoked rear tail lights, Precision grilles chrome three-piece mesh grille and bumper insert, custom mounted back up camera, all factory badges and moldings stripped, all windows tinted, ATS hood badges, Best Top bed rail caps, 10K HID headlight and foglight conversion


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News Date: miércoles, 11 de noviembre de 2009
Consumer groups have been critical towards Spanish banks for months now for the minimum-interest clauses within their mortgage agreements, resulting in homeowners failing to see the benefit of the low rate of the Euribor. Minimum interest rates have been stuck for many at 3.5 or 4%, whilst the Euribor has seen lows of 1.243 percent.
Many have viewed this as daylight robbery and recently, the government has been addressed by the banking consumer group, Ausbanc, to take action. Considering the struggles so many people are currently facing, not forgetting the constantly increasing number of repossession orders being issued, it seems ludicrous that banks have allowed thousands of mortgage payers to fail to see the benefit of these dropping interest rates, which would make repayments so much easier for many who are financially struggling in these crippling times.
In a recent press release Ausbanc said, "On September 23 the senate unanimously approved a motion presented by the Partido Popular stating that the minimum-interest clauses abusive and demanding that the dropping Euribor rate be effectively translated to the mortgage loans," it continued, "now it is time for the government to take measures necessary to apply this motion in the real world."
Mortgage payers were shocked to realise that despite the dramatic drop in the Euribor, the most common interest rate index used for Spanish mortgages, their own rates were not being reflected as this, seeing only a slight reduction at most.
Ausbanc have posted on its website, www.ausbanc.com, a template in a letter form for mortgage consumers to address individually to their personal banks, demanding what has been labeled as 'abusive clauses', to be dropped from their mortgage agreement.


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RAK is a projectspace in the Willem II Fabriek with film and audio-visual art in the lead. RAK shows in 2016 work with the overall theme:
THIS IS THE TIME. We live in turbulent times of struggle and (technological) innovation,
but there is as well the desire for reflection, spirituality and autarchy.
Which artists and filmmakers inspire the new guard? And how can time-based media be used for new ways of storytelling? In three time blocks we show in exhibitions, screenings, installations, projects, workshops and lectures the past, present and future through the eyes of audio-visual artists.
with From Form, Joanne Hakkert and Sara Bachour, Jeroen Kooijmans
APR-OCT 2016: THIS IS THE TIME: present
with Monia Murawska, Over-View and upcoming Emma van der Put
SEP NOV 2016: THIS IS THE TIME: progress
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I'm thrilled to be part of this blog tour! I had the pleasure of interviewing S.M. Boyce in January for Authors Not-So-Anonymous week 1. NOW I've brought her back with another interview, a giveaway and some behind-the-keyboard information about her books. Now.....on to the good stuff!
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Apollo Global Management's (NYSE:APO) fourth-quarter profit soared past Wall Street estimates, driven by a significant jump in revenue.
Profit was $171.5 million, or $1.12 a share, well above the $10.9 million, or 5 cents a share, recorded a year earlier. Revenue surged 79% to $1.16 billion.
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Private-equity firms like Apollo use economic net income, which accounts for all units rather than just those that are publicly traded, to gauge performance. For the quarter, Apollo's economic net income was up to $1.69 a share from 80 cents a share.
Analysts were looking for revenue of $889 million and economic net income of $1.05 a share.
The asset management company, which made its New York Stock Exchange debut in 2011, sold stakes in LyondellBasell Industries (LYB) and Charter Communications (CHTR) during the last period.
Assets under management also rose sharply, climbing to $113.4 billion from the prior-year period's $75.2 billion.
"As we look to 2013 and beyond, we believe Apollo is well-positioned to continue to pursue a range of alternative investment strategies and deliver strong returns to our investors," chief executive Leon Black said in a statement.
Black added that Apollo generated $1.94 in cash distributions for shareholders, while returning $11 billion to its fund investors.


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The Dolphins want you at Sun Life Stadium on Sunday.
But if you can't make it, you'll still be able to watch them on television even if you're a South Florida resident and subject to NFL blackout restrictions.
The team, along with help from WSVN Channel 7 in South Florida, are again guaranteeing the sellout of Sunday's game against the Washington Redskins. The club previously guaranteed sellout versus Houston and Denver.
That means Sunday's game will be televised and the streak of consecutive sellouts, which dates back to October 1998, will continue despite a 1-7 record.
Tickets for the game, meanwhile, remain on sale.
Sunday's game will honor the military and their families. Unused tickets will be used for the military and to reward season ticket holders. The Dolphins will distribute the allotment of unused tickets on a complimentary basis to the military and members of the Disabled American Veterans.


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Students must complete one credit of Fine Art.
8000 Foundations in Art
8001 Band
8021 Percussive Arts
8041 Music Appreciation
8061 AP Music Theory
8201 Chorus
8371 Advanced Speech and Theater
8381 Shakespeare in Performance
8391 Storytelling in Literature and Film
8411 Drawing I
8461 Computer Graphic Design
8471 Digital Photography
8491 Digital Photography 2
8701 AP Art
8801 Song Project
8371 Advanced Speech & Theatre
Credit: 0.5
Prerequisites: Public Speaking or Foundations in Art.
In this course, students will advance their speech presentation skills by giving creative speeches and incorporating effective speech devices. They will also investigate and critique speeches such as famous eulogies and presidential inaugurals. Greek, Medieval, Renaissance, and Restoration History, and aspects of Modern Theater will also be covered. Students will watch, study, and critique filmed, filmed live, and/or live productions representing each era,
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SAN ANTONIO — Larry Brown, supposedly fired and then rehired as coach of the San Antonio Spurs within hours Monday, was fired for good Tuesday.
Sort of.
Brown, given the option of quitting, said he would not resign. But after skipping a scheduled morning meeting with Spur management, including owner Red McCombs, he asked to be fired.
So the Spurs claim. Brown and his agent, Joe Glass, maintain that Brown was canned, plain and simple.
Even for Brown, who had seemingly brought instability to an art form during his 20 seasons as coach of six college and pro teams, this scenario was bizarre. The semantics of his departure might be traced to the Spurs' still owing him the final season and a half on a five-year, $3.5-million deal.
Bob Bass, the team's vice president of basketball operations, replaced Brown on an interim basis beginning with Tuesday night's victory over the Clippers. McCombs said at a morning news conference that current assistant Gregg Popovich, the coach at Pomona Pitzer for eight years before leaving to join Brown's staff, will be considered during the summer for the permanent post.


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ACCESS NL > Living in the Netherlands
Living in the Netherlands
Welcome to the Netherlands. Living in a new country can be exciting, daunting and so much more. There is Dutch culture, and norms to understand; a language to learn and a country to discover. There will be the challenge of becoming familiar with the unfamiliar and making this, your home. Besides the practicalities of housing, schooling, working and going through the formalities, there is also the everyday aspects of making your life here. Beyond the practicalities there is also: your life in the Netherlands. This will take time, but is equally important to the settlement process. There are many expat, international clubs and associations to join, become a member of. There you can meet people with whom you have a shared experience, or language. There you will find other answers to the questions you have, and make friends. We would encourage you though, after the initial settling period, to also reach out to neighbours, join a local sports club, become involved in your local community. For this, too, will be a way of understanding and appreciating your host country. And, take a moment to learn a few Dutch phrases – it too will help.
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Be careful what you wish for, lest it come true.
The devil is in the details.
I'll tell you what I want, what I really, really want
So tell me what you want, what you really, really want
–the Spice Girls
In this time of personal and professional upheaval, I am once again confronting the joys of change. Which is always a good time to think about what the fuck it is that I want on both levels.
Like everyone, I have a hard time with change. Like everyone, I have to deal with it because shit happens. A lot. I actually think that having your life tossed up into the air is ultimately a good thing, or can be. It isn't generally a pleasant experience at the time though.
Over the years I have learned through both sad and happy experience that "what I want" is a shifting target. Oh, the basics are what everyone wants. A good job that I enjoy doing (mostly) and friends and family who love me and who I love back.
Professionally, I am still trying to figure it out. This might be a great time to totally change my path. If only I knew where the road was. More on that later, because I just have to sort of get through the next few months.
Personally? Since my personal life is more important to me than my professional life, I've given it considerably more thought. (Side note from my self: why is that? I spend a lot of time at work, and need to do things like pay my mortgage. Doesn't that deserve some attention too? Shut up, self!)
What do I want? A partner who has my back. You can't choose your family, but you definitely choose your romantic partners. And it's not a simple thing. You have to not only love them but also like them, they have to like you back. And in the right way, too. That is pretty simple.
Details, though, are a tricky thing.
I need someone, probably a man, who communicates and doesn't let me hole up in my introvert hole. It sounds good in theory, but might it also mean someone who talks my ear off and wants to drag me around to a million social events? Or someone who wants me have and share feelings about things I actually don't have feelings about?
Someone who will take care of me would be nice. Sure, but not so much that I feel like I'm being constantly surveilled or forced into subservience. Sometimes I want to be alone. Me and Garbo. Also, I can take care of myself most of the time. And I want to. But the physical and emotional backup would be great.
I want some space. Not too much space, though, or I'll just drift off.
Someone who wants to do things with me? Yeah, as long as he doesn't try to try to do EVERYTHING with me.
To be needed, but not to the extent that I feel like everything is my responsibility.
To be dominated or let someone take control at times, but not be beaten up either mentally or physically.
Someone who has strong opinions, but still thinks mine are the most important. Er, who is willing to listen to mine. Note from my self: you may still need some work on listening to someone else's views.
Strong willed without being a mule about it. See above.
Smart. But he can't think he knows everything.
Funny, but not using it as a weapon or to evade discussion.
Principled without being a religious, political or racial bigot.
Flexible but not so bendy you never know what they stand for.
Sexually oriented without hounding me to put out every second.
Maybe the saying should actually be that the devil is in the balance of the details…
Maybe I am too picky. Or too something else. Not enough something?
I'm still not good at just being present. I drift off mentally. I'm inpatient. Too blunt. Well-intentioned, but awkward about how I say things. Still inclined to not say things at all if someone might react badly or has reacted badly in the past. And we all know what happens when you bottle things up. When they do come out (and they always do) there's a bit of an explosion.
So I'm willing to admit that it's probably me. The Mentos and Diet Coke of internalizing.


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Graphic design studio Leonardoworx is known for its eye-catching visual projects and its latest neon letter series is no exception. The typographic project is titled 'Geometry Is Not An Option' and spotlights text-inspired visuals that are displayed through illuminated sculptures -- though lifelike, the sculptures are digitally derived.
Using digital software like Wacon Cintiq, Maxon Cinema 4D and Adobe Photoshop, graphic design studio Leonardoworx was able to create pastel-themed sculptures that each consist of varying lamp fragments.
The neon letters feature irregular geometries and showcase incredibly realistic details of fragments like connectors, bulbs and wires. Though crafted with digital software, this project appears lifelike thanks to details that make it resemble a set of photographs that are shot at close range.
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I'm back at work now; the deck renovation actually began this morning! (I had given up hope); and I've been working on a mariner star – patterned quilt for the past few days. I planned to do more work on it during my vacation, but I misplaced the pieces that I'd photocopied and only re-located them a week or so ago. It's a free pattern called Sailing By The Stars from RJR Fabrics. The stars are paper-pieced and the rest is template. Now, the star pieces have to be enlarged 200 per cent. Don't know why, but I figured that applied to the templates as well, so I enlarged everything. I looked at the templates for days while I was putting together the first star, thinking "Really?" So I went ahead and made the big template pieces.
No, not really. It didn't fit at all, so I looked at the original pattern and it finally dawned on my what "full sized template" meant. So… the teeny tiny template pieces worked much better. Finished my first star. Unfortunately, it looks like I've lost the points on the first two quarters I made. The second two went together just like they were supposed to. The paper is still on the back of the stars, so I'm hoping that it won't look so obvious once I remove all of it.
This is my first attempt at curved piecing – it was bound to happen sooner or later! I think I'm liking it.
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Make no mistake. It isn't by chance that flower and garden shows are scheduled at the very time cabin fever is at its highest pitch. Aren't we all just itching to see demonstration gardens in full bloom and to spend some of our hard-earned money on unusual ornaments and colorful plants?
But, with acres of flowers, hundreds of vendors, thousands of juried floral displays, and miles of aisles to walk, these shows can also be exhausting. Here are five quick tips to help you get the most from your day and return home with a smile, not a frown.
1. Plan ahead. Review the show's website or brochure and decide on your main reason for going. Schedule that first. Scan the layout map to see where the gardens or vendors that interest you are located. Settle on which talks are an absolute must-hear, and find a spot, such as the café, where you can rest up for round two. (Selecting at least one morning and one afternoon seminar will give your legs and back a break and help you make it through the whole day.)
Ask vendors if they have a holding area where you can store your purchases, so that you can cruise the rest of the show without feeling rushed or encumbered.
2. Wear comfortably cushioned flat shoes. They are a must, since most shows take place in structures that have concrete floors. While this might be great for installing the gardens and quick clean-up after the show, they take a heavy toll on visitors' feet and backs. In addition, some demonstration gardens will have flagstone or boardwalk-style paths that make for uneven walking, and may catch narrow heels.
3. Dress appropriately. This means different things to different people in different locales, but wear comfortable, layered clothing that won't be ruined by a soil spill from a tumbling flowerpot, or water splash from an overactive fountain. Temperatures in convention centers can fluctuate wildly, so you may feel cold when the hall is relatively empty, but uncomfortably steamy as the number of attendees increases throughout the day.
4. Take the minimum necessary and make it easy to carry. Even a relatively light handbag will begin to feel heavy after two hours. Put a fold-up tote in a backpack and you should have plenty of room to store your purchases and handouts. Backpacks are easier to maneuver and more crowd-friendly than wheelies are. If you're taking a larger camera, put your driver's license, charge card, a small amount of cash, and other necessities into the camera bag, so you can navigate with just a single carry-all.
5. Be courteous and mindful of other attendees. You'll be sharing this space with thousands of other people. Don't step in front of someone's camera when they're all set for the perfect shot or, if you're the photographer, be patient until the crowd thins out a bit. Don't stand in front of a garden, or stop on a narrow pathway to chat, while hundreds of people are lined up behind you. It's tough to hear in these cavernous exhibit halls, so make it easier on everyone by heading off to a quieter spot to make lunch plans, catch up with old friends, etc.
Flower and garden shows are like spring break for gardeners – a time to forget about the daily grind, recharge your batteries, and enjoy a day filled with fun. Make room in your schedule for at least one this year:
Feb. 10-13 Maymount Flower and Garden Show, Richmond, Va.
Feb. 17-21 New Jersey Flower and Garden Show, Edison, N.J.
March 6-13 Philadelphia Flower Show, Philadelphia
March 17-20 Springfest Flower & Garden Show, Augusta, N.J.
March 5-April 25 New York Botanical Garden Orchid Show, Bronx, N.Y.
Lois de Vries, who lives in rural Northwestern New Jersey, is a field editor for Better Homes and Gardens and Country Gardens magazines and has been a contributing editor for other national publications. Lois is a popular speaker at regional flower shows and garden clubs. She was awarded the Jefferson Presidential Award for more than a decade of public service in environmental work and appointed to the Garden Writers of America Sustainability Task Force. She writes online about garden design and the environment and a holistic approach to gardening. You can also follow her on Twitter and Facebook .


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Pursuant to the Texas Public Information Act , I hereby request the following records:
All contracts, agreements, MOUs or year-end reports issued between 2010 and the time this request is processed relating to the British company ARM Holdings and the engineering department.
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Thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation in this matter. I look forward to receiving your response to this request within 10 business days, as the statute requires.
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Dear Mr. Nash:
The attached letter is provided in final response to your Open Records Request received via e-mail on March 3, 2015. You requested that The University of Texas at Austin provide you with the following records:
"All contracts, agreements, MOUs or year-end reports, issued between 2010 and the time this request is processed, relating to the British company ARM Holdings and the engineering department."
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New York, NY (Sports Network) - Game On Dude, coming off an 8 1/2-length win in Sunday's Pacific Classic, has pulled ahead of reigning Horse of the Year Wise Dan into first-place of the current NTRA National Thoroughbred Poll.
Trained by Bob Baffert, Game On Dude jumped over Wise Dan while receiving 31 top votes and 442 points after trailing in last week's voting by 34 points.
"It was very emotional for me," Baffert said of the Pacific Classic. "I watched it with (wife) Jill in the paddock, in a room with just the two of us and the paddock judge. To go through what we did with him last year, getting run down late like we did."
Wise Dan, trained by Charles LoPresti, is secure in second with 15 first-place votes and 426 points.
Also moving up one spot is champion mare Royal Delta following her commanding victory Sunday at Saratoga in the Personal Ensign. Trained by Bill Mott, the 5-year-old gained 334 points off her 4 1/2-length triumph.
"When she comes with her 'A' game, that's what you expect," said Mott.
Mott noted that the multiple Eclipse Award winner will defend her 2012 win in the Beldame on Sept. 28 at Belmont Park.
Whitney Handicap winner Cross Traffic is fourth with 258 points and is nominated for Saturday's Woodward at Saratoga.
Injured Point of Entry, fifth in the voting, is the lone horse occupying last week's spot. The turf specialist picked up 200 points.
Leading 3-year-old filly Princess of Sylmar advanced two rungs into sixth with 181 points. Trained by Todd Pletcher, she is probable for the Cotillion at Parx Racing on Saturday, Sept. 21.
Del Mar Mile winner Obviously enters the top 10 in seventh-place with 131 points.
"He fired and he dug in when (He Be Fire N Ice) came at him. It was a real good horse race," said Obviously's trainer Mike Mitchell.
Sprinter Sahara Sky is eighth with 96 points followed by Fort Larned (70) and Palace Malice (65).


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Seems like all I've been doing this week is watching shows and Google images. Does this burn calories? If so I'm sure to fit this Spring/summer looks.
Really starting to reconsider this oversize look thanks to Assembly. In a collection of soft flowing lightweight fabrics this show really speaks spring of all the collections. I think these garments are versatile, I see some dressy pieces, relax pieces and lounge pieces. Kind of earthy yacht-boy just rolled out of bed.
Gant by Michael Bastian is another essential spring/summer collection for men. Full of wardrobe staple. This collection was preppy with a very nautical/island-like castoff aspect.
Michael Kors finally did a different collection other than safari or yachting. Putting a bombastic spin on the current colorblocking trend. I was excited to see the exaggerated coloring and striking lines and shapes. Being that I was disappointed by his last collection I think his recent marriage got him out of his rut. This show reminded me of Hilfiger early 2000.
I will admit I'm not a Jeremy Scott fan but this show was pure sex. I loved every second of it. A little over the top for my taste but an interesting take on 90's urban gear and today's club kids. Kind of Versace for H&M meets Rocawear. Sexy workout clothing.


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On Wednesday 3rd May I took five of our students to RAF Halton for the semi-final of the Bloodhound Project 'Race to the Line' competition. The two teams were part of only 140 national teams from 25000, to make it to this stage. All five represented the school well, creating two very competitive cars in timed conditions. Sadly they were beaten in the race, but all of them have vowed to go back and try again next year, having gained some good ideas from the Bloodhound team on how to improve.
I would like to congratulate the following students for being such good ambassadors for the school and putting in an excellent effort to get past so many other teams to reach the semi-final: Sam Pearce, Will Clark, Kassim Hussain, Bartosz Trukawka and Matty Marszalek.
As semi-finalists the teams have ensured that when the Bloodhound car travels at 1000mph, next year, its tail art will include the Cottesloe School name, which I think is still quite an achievement. Remember to look out for it if you ever see it in a museum in the future!
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My plan was to do my Week In The Life starting February 24-March 2. I printed out some photo ideas and daily tracking pages from Ali Edwards' website. But, as it always seems to happen, life got in the way and the next thing I knew, it was Wednesday and I hadn't taken a picture or documented a single thing.
A friend posted a Day in the Life on her blog and that made me think it was a better way for me to tackle this project. I've never done a full WITL and taking pictures of the everyday things is not something that's second nature to me, so I think I need to work up to it!
Armed with a new plan and a revised page to jot down my notes, I scheduled a Day in the Life on March 3. Guess what…it ended up being a day I really didn't want to commemorate because of some work crap. The rest of the week was a zoo with houseguests, getting ready for holidays, and so on, then Miss A and I headed south of the border for two weeks. Not a great time to capture a day in our winter life when we were in shorts and flip-flops.
While we were on holidays, my iPhone started to act up. Thankfully I have an extended warranty on it. I spent an hour tonight at Best Buy getting it looked at and eventually replaced – now I have a shiny new iPhone 5S. I've heard great things about the camera on it, so I'm going to put it to the test with a Day in the Life tomorrow!