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DNA Polymerase I Large (Klenow) Fragment, Exonuclease Minus, is a DNA-dependent DNA polymerase that lacks both the 5´→3´ and the 3´→5´ exonuclease activities present in intact E. coli DNA Polymerase I. It is used for random primer labeling and in strand displacement amplification. Klenow Fragment, Exonuclease Minus, will leave a single-base 3´ overhang on a significant proportion of DNA fragments during fill-in of 5´-overhangs. Therefore, this enzyme is not recommended for preparation of blunt-ended fragments for ligation.
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Want to save some money on your heating and cooling bills? If so, it might be time to consider an energy audit for your home. Available for free from many utility companies and for a fee from trained, licensed technicians, home energy audits identify the locations and severity of a home's energy loss sites.
Using tools such as blower doors, duct blasters, and infrared thermographs, home energy auditors help homeowners determine the best ways to make their home energy tight. Living in a new home doesn't necessarily make you safe from scrutiny, either. Every house needs an energy audit. The experts at Fine Homebuilding [1] provide a listing of Web sites that do energy audit calculations to help you get the process underway.
There are two types of audits
New homes also need home energy audits
There are a number of reasons to have a new house audited, not the least of which is to ensure that the building envelope and mechanical systems are performing as they were designed to perform. The Residential Energy Services Network [2]has developed an index called the home energy rating system [3](HERS). This index predicts and confirms a new home's energy performance. This index can also be used to evaluate a home's plan and specifications before it's built.
There are four reasons to get a verified new home HERS rating: homeowners can qualify for an energy-efficient mortgage; a HERS rating assures that the building efficiencies have been verified; it's an excellent marketing tool; and it helps builders qualify in the Energy Star program.
How to hire a qualified home energy audit contractor
Free home energy audits are available from some local utility companies. Independent auditors offer packages that can be tailored to a home's needs and client goals. Look for an auditor who has been certified by CMC Energy Services, Building Performance Institute (BPI) or RESNET. The Department of Energy's Energy Star program is not involved directly in the certification auditors, but does endorse RESNET and BPI in two separate programs. In the first program, Energy Star Qualified New Homes, houses must score at least 85 on RESNET's HERS index rating. The second program, Home Performance with Energy Star, has locally sponsored programs in 21 states that help homeowners improve a home's energy efficiency cost-effectively. The contractors that participate in this program are BPI-certified.
Consultant or contractor?
There are two schools of thought about whom to hire to perform an audit. One says that a disinterested third party is the most trust-worthy option, while the other argues for the convenience of hiring someone who can pinpoint the improvements needed and then perform the work. If you choose the a home energy auditor that is also a contractor be wary of possible conflicts of interest if results suggest cost;y repairs.
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An auditor's findings will likely be output from software that takes into account the physical data about the structure, data about utility bills, local climate, and possible comparative information from other houses. CMC auditors will generate a report about the existing house's needed improvements, including a cost-benefit analysis and payback time in years.
Audits cost from $200 to $400 dollars. RESNET auditors use licensed software that produces a HERS report and costs from $1000 to $1500. BPI doesn't supply its own software but there are independent programs that auditors can choose. An audit from a BPI accredited company in Baltimore costs $495. The audit is thorough in its assessment and recommendations for the house's existing systems. A home energy audit does not predict the energy savings if upgrades are carried out by the homeowners. In some states, low interest loans, as well as home energy audit rebates can also lower costs.
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Skechers Bikers Impromptu Sneaker - Womens
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Walk in comfort with the stylish women's Bikers Impromptu sneaker from Skechers! With a sporty-chic design and mary jane straps, this slip-on flat walking shoe is sure to become a wardrobe staple.
- Fabric upper with synthetic overlay at base for added durability
- Adjustable Velcro strap
- Soft fabric lining
- Cushioned insole with perforations for added breathability
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- Durable synthetic outsole for traction
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Location: Del Haven, NJ
October 20, 2013
Love Skechers and DSW
"My new shoes arrived on time without any damage to the box or contents. The shoes were exactly what I wanted, the color is accurately protrayed on the website and looks fabulous in person. The shoes fit like they were made for my feet, I knew this would happen as Skechers is the best at uniform sizes. The best thing about the shoes is that they make my size 9 feet look small!"
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Great basic green tea! Perfect for morning energy!
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Marvelously mellow real sencha tea
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one of the best green tea ever. i highly recommend. from norway.
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Haiku's Sencha Tea is simply amazing! It's a nice green color and it taste really nice. Also "Sencha" Green tea's tend to have more EGCG (Power antioxidant) than other type of green teas.
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Peoria's Grandview Drive "World's Most Beautiful Drive"
This quote from President Teddy Roosevelt describes his 1910 visit to Grandview Drive in Peoria Heights. The vistas gazed upon by the former president still sit upon bluffs unchanged from when the Indians first settled in the area centuries ago. Drive along the two-and-on-half mile drive to see the expansive panoramic view of Woodford, Tazewell and Marshall counties, where on a clear day, visitors can see more than thirty miles of the scenic Illinois River valley.
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Take a sightseeing or theme cruise on the Spirit of Peoria, an old-fashioned replica of a 19th-century riverboat that docks at the Peoria RiverFront. Join a one- to five-day overnight excursion to Starved Rock State Park or the St. Louis riverfront and be entertained by live ragtime piano and banjo music, as well as a storyteller sharing river lore, while the Spirit of Peoria paddles along the Illinois River. Stay the night at Starved Rock Lodge and see a show by a Mark Twain interpreter who brings the iconic author to life.
Illinois River Road National Scenic Byway
The Byway unites more than 100 nature-based destinations throughout the Illinois River Valley, beginning in Ottawa and ending 140 miles south in Havana. Find the best spots for hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, canoeing, wetlands, gardens, birding and watching wildlife.
Located one mile west of Princeton in Bureau County, Illinois is the Captain Swift Covered Bridge. Built in 2006, the bridge derives its strength from its burr arch design, an idea patented by Theodore Burr of New York in 1804. Made entirely of wood using 1800s concepts (it has an outer skin of Douglas Fir), the Captain Swift Covered Bridge is the only two-lane covered bridge in Illinois. It has a 16'-3" vertical clearance, a 28 foot minimum roadway width and a 128' span over the Big Bureau Creek. GPS co-ordinates - N41 22.745 W89 29.871
Open year-round, the Peoria Zoo is home to more than 100 species of animals from around the world. Come see our newest members of the zoo family in Africa! From giraffes and rhinoceros to spider monkeys and lions, the Zoo is the wildest family place in town. In addition to family recreational resources, educational programming and conservation-based programs are top priorities.
This beautiful spot features five acres of landscaped gardens including the Woodland Garden, Children's Garden, Herb Garden and several others. Tropical conservatory is open year-round. Outdoor Garden is open 8:30am to dusk year-round. Closed Mondays.
500-acre Illinois nature preserve offering 7 miles of hiking trails ranging from rigorous uphill courses to flatter, less strenuous paths. The center also features a natural history museum, spacious bird watching room, nature hikes, guided walks and a nature store.
Lakeview Family Aquatic Center
This outdoor aquatic center has a swimming pool, a zero depth pool with play equipment, 2 giant water slides, 1 small slide, diving boards, a video arcard and wet sand play area.An arcade, lockers, showers, concessions and souvenirs are also available! Children seven years and under must be accompanied by an adult 17 years or older.
Peoria area's only Segway tour and Quadracycle bike rental experience. Offering 30-minute, 1-hour, and 2-hour Segway tours as well as 30-minute Quadracycle bike rides. Gliding with World On Wheels is as fun as it gets. Use them for individual riding or corporate events. Open March thru November, weather permitting. Feel free to call for an appointment. Easy riding for all age levels.
Come experience a working dairy farm! Milk a cow, feed the chickens, and just learn what it's like to live on a farm. Located just 8 miles from downtown Peoria. Call today to schedule your tour!
Riverplex Recreation and Wellness Center
State-of-the-art fitness center, indoor family aquatic center, pro shop, smoothie bar, classrooms, gymnasium, multipurpose recreation area with sports, classes, programs and other activities. Daily user fees or memberships available. Don't forget to also check out our indoor two-story water-slide, lazy river, zero depth pool and splash equipment!
The Shoppes at Grand Prairie ~ a vibrant, open-air lifestyle center in Peoria ~ is the premier dining and shopping destination for the region. The Shoppes features an exciting blend of retailers and restaurants, along with our anchor stores: Bergner's, DSW, Jillian's and Dick's Sporting Goods. The center is highlighted by an inviting, lushly landscaped outdoor environment that features animal sculptures throughout the center, the nationally acclaimed Holocaust Memorial Button exhibit filled with 11 million buttons, the Caterpillar children's play area, and weekend entertainment.
An elegantly appointed venue along Peoria's Riverfront, the Gateway offers the finest surroundings for your next business or social function. Constructed in 1997, this beautiful building was designed and created to be the focal point of Peoria's Riverfront. The Gateway is conveniently located downtown just one block from Interstate 74 and is within walking distance of hotels, major businesses, and many restaurants. The Riverfront provides a spectacular backdrop with its stunning views and the vibrant nightlife offers a unique and festive atmosphere. This is an affordable, convenient site for any meeting, banquet, or conference occasion. With the comfort and versatility the Gateway offers, you will want to make this the new home for your annual banquets and weekly meetings.
A Hundred Acres Orchard and Market
A fun-filled orchard featuring apples, berries, melons. The indoor market is filled with jams, jellies, sauces, dips, salsas, candy and homemade "take n bake" pies. Also unique is the Krazy Kernel Kettle Korn, produced right in Princeton! Specialty cheeses, such as Antonella, Buffalo Wing Jack, and Tomato Basil Yellow Cheddar are also available. Pair these cheeses with some of the wines that are sold in the new wine shop, or enjoy your purchase on the newly constructed outdoor patio area. The Cider Mill banquet room has been expanded to accommodate 200 guests, so plan your wedding, reception, party, or reunion here!
What is perhaps Illinois' most spectacular Championship golf course is set in rolling hills and forested valleys, surrounded by the beautiful homes of WeaverRidge. Masterfully created by Hurdzan-Fry to balance nature with design, it features multiple bent grass tees and fairways, fast and true greens, challenging and dramatic elevations and excellent practice facilities for those wishing to improve their game or just get warmed up before the round. There's also outstanding banquet and outing facilities. Whether you are looking for a place to hold a golf outing, wedding, conference or family gathering, WeaverRidge has what you need! Our restaurant will give you private club service with the beautiful public surroundings. Open 11:00am daily and 10:00am on Sundays for their award winning Sunday Brunch.
Three sisters, Sadie, Lillian, and Goldie Cohen, expressed a wish that the 400-acres of farmland located adjacent to the city of Chillicothe, IL be dedicated as park land and a model farm for educational, recreational, and conservational purposes. While the Cohen sisters lived just off Moss Avenue in Peoria, they loved their family farm. Their vision was for the property to remain agriculturally related. The master plan envisions the creation of a living history farm, a central activity building, large festival areas, a welcome center, restaurant, agricultural equipment museum activity area, and outdoor natural amphitheater. The open fields and forested areas offer unique space for special events, concerts and festivals.
The family fun here includes go-karts, off-road ATVs, miniature golf, batting cages, bumper boats and more. Open daily April through November 1.
Established in 1929, the Leo Donovan Golf Course is an oasis in the city. Beautiful rolling, irrigated terrain combines with water and bunkers to make a 6,168 yard, 18 hole course preferred by golfers with diverse handicaps. Donovan Golf Course is part of the Peoria Park District Golf system.
Central Illinois' most unique farm market. Wagon rides, playground, corn maze, farm animals, Apple Express train. Farm market filled with unique gifts, fresh produce and specialty foods such as jams, salsas, soups, etc. The large bakery provides an assortment of fresh baked goods and a great lunch on weekdays. Lunch served on weekends in September and October from The Old Market Eatery.
Hornbaker Gardens is a family owned and operated nursery specializing in perennial flowers. Large collections of hostas, daylilies, iris and other perennials draw plant enthusiasts from all over the Midwest to this nursery in the country. Whatever we get interested in as gardeners, we seem to start providing for our customers as well. Thus, the offerings of granite and pottery, bronze sculptures and rusty metal artwork. In 2008, we put up a new building which we call The Shop at Hornbaker Gardens. It is stocked with garden art and other garden accessories where you are sure to find something unique for your garden.
Golf Learning Center and Academy
All-weather heated and lighted driving range that recreates golf course hole layouts. Indoor and outdoor practice greens, indoor hitting stations and a 9-hole pitch and putt course.
Bakery opens at 6:00am and Market opens at 9:00 to 5:00pm, Monday- Saturday, and Sunday 6:00 to 4:00 pm. May is spring bedding plants, summer is fresh picked vegetables and fruits. After Labor Day, on weekends, pumpkins, pedal cars, pony and wagon rides, corn maze, animal barn, jumping pillow, food stands and the last weekend in Sept. a Craft Show with live music and over 100 crafters.
This 18-hole course provides a great test of golf acumen, with rolling terrain and a superb back nine.
Challenging 27 holes of golf and driving range in a country setting with rolling terrain, water and bunkers.


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Liz Claiborne Yvonne Bootie
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The perfect bootie for fall brought to you by Liz Claiborne The Yvonne is sure to become your favorite and go to boot for the season!
- Suede upper
- Elastic instep strap for secure fit
- Cushioned insole
- ½" platform, 3¼" stacked heel
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Location: NY
April 04, 2013
Cute Bootie
"These boots are great with jeans or dress pants. After wearing for a few hours they do feel a little narrow but not unbearable."
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Location: Shiny Shoe, TX
January 24, 2013
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Location: Boca Raton
November 25, 2012
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Location: Elmwood Park, IL
November 17, 2012
Liz Claiborne Yvonne Bootie
"These booites are really cute for the office. They are a bit narrow but hoping they stretch. Suade usually does so that is why I wouldn't buy a wide width. Overall I give them a 8.5 out of 10"
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Attention Veterans
On Nov. 17 at 7 p.m. representatives of the Veteran's Admistration from Salt Lake City will be presenting a seminar on treatment capabilities at the new VA Clinic in Price.
This seminar will be held at the Price American Legion Post #3 building located at 27 North 100 West, downstairs portion of the building. All veterans are encouraged to attend.
Festival of Trees
The Festival of Trees is coming up. They need items to sell in the boutique. Anything is welcome but no food items. Quilts, baby quilts, crafts, decorations, towels, blankets, hair bows, any homemade item. Bring to Barbra before Nov. 18. Call 687-2580 for more information. Drop off to Barbra at 312 West 200 South.
AWANA Club Welcomes All Children
AWANA Club is held every Wednesday evening from 6-8 p.m. at Desert Edge Christian Chapel, 500 South Main in Huntington. There is Bible based lessons, fun and games. For children age 3 through elementary school.
Nutrition Classes
In the nutrition classes we teach how to make these foods from home.
*Classes are on selected Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. at 40 N. Main in Huntington at the Old Town hall by the city park and are free.
*Nov. 17- Giving baby a great start with good nutrition.
* Dec.1- Organ loss: Which organs can't you live without. Foods connection to disease .
*Dec. 15- Autism.
Southeastern Utah District Health Department Immunization Clinic
Hours are: Monday 8:30- 11:30 a.m. and Wednesday 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. The office is located at 25 West Main Street in Castle Dale. Call 435-381-2252 for more information.


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One of my favorite moments in One Piece is when all of the Strawhats are standing across from the Tower of Justice and Robin screams "I want to live!"
1. is the scene where usop and chopper are fighting mr4 and missis 4, at the time where usop took the 10t hammer and owned mr4. At this moment I spit my morning cola at the computer. I thought: wtf?? and a little bit later I spit again because I was tricked with such cheap lies of usop.
2.Where the strawhats are on the justice tower (like 1000sunny)
1. The Going Merry send flying to the sky through the knock up stream...
2. Gomu gomu no axe land down on the back of arlong before crumbling the floor and makes the building collaps
3. Usopp cries and apologizing the crew for being stubborn after being left behind
4. Luffy imitating sanji and other crew...
5. Everytimes Sanji and Zorro fighting each other...
The Franky House Raid for sure. Read the manga, saw the anime version, but I feel the manga portrayed the emotion of the situation better. Anyways, it was 100% bad a**.
"The leopard is a cruel lover. His tenderness breaks the gazelle's heart."
- Arlong Park Arc, when Luffy puts his hat on Nami's head as she is crying
-End of Alabasta Arc, when the Straw hats turn their backs to Vivi and raise the X marks on their Arms
-During Baratie Arc, at the end of Zoro's fight w/ Mihawk when he sheaths his sword and says, "Scars on the back are a swordsman's shame" and allows Mihawk to finish him.
Hmm, so many choices... A lot of them mentioned already.
- The Usopp-Luffy fight and especially what happens after it. Made me cry :'(
- Sanji owning the weird cook guy in the sea train.
- Pell's sacrifice. Another crying scene. (And the most impossible comeback ever. Wait, he's in the middle of a 5 km wide explosion and pulls it off? Give me strength.)
- The Franky House Raid. That kicked major ass.
- The sakura snow in Drum.
- The much-loved, many times mentioned Arlong Park "Reservoir Dogs" scene (nice definition btw )
And a bunch of others that I've temporarily forgotten.
EDIT: Agh, I can't believe I forgot this... Usopp burning the World Government flag. Awesome scene.
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but the part which i felt was most kick-ass was part where luffy, franky, zoro, robin and sanji went rampaging on the zombies, going" 600 000 000 beri jackpot!!" actually, the attack on the franky house was super too
another very touching part, was the alabasta arc, when vivi screamed at her people to stop fighting, when "her voice finally reached everyone".
Yeah everyone in this topic has mainly said my favorite moments except two.
I loved the entire scene when Luffy was climbing up the main Drum mountain with Nami and Sanji hanging on to him. His bloody fingers slowly grabbing each rock, but all the pain is not slowing him down. Once he gets to the top and Docter K. comments on how bad Luffy is, that shows you how much Luffy cares for his namaka. How much he is really to do for them.
My other favorite scene is when Robin shows up on the Going Merry and the reactions of the crew.
It's just the Metroid series remade for the Xbox crowd.
However Samus Aran is now some unknown low ranking military personal.
Also the space pirates worship some giant doomsday hula hoop machine.
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This was a great chapter. Seeing Madara fight without the Rinnegan and Sharingan was very interesting and it's cool to see that he is more than just eye techniques and bloodlines. Madara is a very well rounded fighter, which makes a lot of sense considering how much battle experience he has. He also seems to have developed powers that he didn't have in the past, which also makes sense considering how long he lived after his battle with Hashirama. The black substance that he uses seems to allow him to absorb chakra and perhaps also the ability to absorb/counter jutsu. I really liked how we finally got to see Madara interact with Sasuke. His comment about Sasuke's Sharingan pattern in particular was very interesting, he seemed to be implying that different Mangekyou patterns mean different gifts. It was interesting to see him toy with Sasuke and consider taking his eyes and then offer him an opportunity to join forces with him.
This chapter really highlighted Madara's intelligence. A lot of the flashbacks of Madara made him seem like more of a brute than a genius and that has been one of the things that I felt was missing from his character. Madara is starting to win me over though, it is good to see that he is more than just an overpowered brute with an inferiority complex. This chapter really hinted that Madara's plans are more complicated than they seemed. We are finally starting to see the major differences between Madara and Obito. Obito was an overpowered kid who was really just a damaged, corrupted soul. Madara has lived a very long life, he has been through so much and there is a certain degree of detachment and confidence in his views that come with that.
Arm healing is Hashirama cells healing. "Foot phenomenon" is the Kyuubi cloak disappearing from the body of the fodder shinobi that Madara defeated and stepped on.
@SquadZero, Danzou got the hybrid arm from Orochimaru. It's highly likely the experiment was Oro's idea in the first place, but Danzou happened to have access to Sharingan.
When Madara was in the middle of transformation, at first I though that it would be Freeza 4-stage transformation all over again, you know, that his enemies let him complete the transformation, but then the black flames burst out :D, not like it did anything :P.
So, Madara was revived eyeless, interesting.
So, Madara is a sensor, since he sensed the ninjas and Hashirama, plus thanks to gaining the Senjutsu power, his sense allow him to outmatch the movements of an EMS wielding Uchiha.
Even without the eyes, Madara can suck ninjutsu, senjutsu chakra and bijuu chakra, so does this mean that one never needed the Rinnegan for it (so Rinnegan only provided information about the jutsu, while the jutsu can be used without Rinnegan ?) ?
Why did Madara bite himself to the blood ? Was it part of his sensor jutsu, or the immobility from the black rods, or something ?
The straight swirled Sharingan... did we need another term describing another aspect of the Sharingan ? From the looks of it, if it's a Straight Swirl, it enhances body movements, reflexes and flexibility, but if it's not a straight swirl, then does it enhance the soul instead of the body ?
So Madara has telepathic connection with his will/black rods... so, could he be capable of implanting his own thoughts into others ?
Did Madara obtain Sasuke's EMS, or borrowed it's power somehow (in similar manner as he sucked the senjutsu ?) ? After the jutsu Sasuke covers his eyes and has the "!?" reaction, even though with his Sharingan, he should have seen that jutsu coming...
I actually think that Madara is sucking the chakra out, using the Rinnegan's Preta Path ability, and the chakra is healing him. I'm sure of it, if you read the Mangastream version, it literally says "absorb" as the sound effect. It's possible that he may not need his actual eyes in order to use the abilities, since they were his eyes and abilities to begin with.
I bet the regeneration is due the hashirama senju influence (self-healing properties).
Actully Madara doesn't have his original eyes remember he gave them to Nagato thus Obito has one eye and the other was with the real Nagato. A Zetsu or rather black zetsu may have already hid one of Madara's eyes. Thats why his eyes are closed which Naruto was asking.
If you pay attention you notice Madara actually used the black rods in Hashirama's back to tap into his Senjutsu sensing ability then used that to attack Naruto and Sai so he could reach Hashirama and suck out his Senjutsu.
- Black Zetsu is taking Obito to give Madara back his eye.
- This may be the one opening in Madara's defense the fact that hes relying on Senjutsu sensing ability !
Madara has to get his Rinnegan back to be at full strength
I think Madara can currently only absorb attacks through his body, which is why his Armor fell to the ground in flames while his hair remained glorious.


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by Jill Leitz on Monday, June 21st, 2010
As one of the most sought-after stylists in the beauty industry, Jill Leitz possesses an endless passion for creating innovative and conceptual styles that display the perfect balance between texture and movement. After almost four decades in the business, Jill stays on the cutting-edge of the hair industry with her unquenchable thirst for knowledge and training on the latest styles, techniques and theory. From design and color to client building and salon management, Jill has been gifted with overflowing creative talent combined with a strong commitment to educating, empowering, and inspiring fellow salon professionals. As a three-time NAHA award-winner, Jill's reputation as a innovative and creative force has been recognized in spades by the beauty industry.
My mind has been consumed by thoughts of curl—starting with natural curl and building a voluminous, billowing foundation that an imaginative stylist can take in any direction to create something out of this world.
I mentioned in a previous blog that I've worked with naturally curly client Rebecca Folsom—a very talented musician who conjures a unique, sultry sound that might call to mind Shawn Colvin, Sheryl Crow or Natalie Merchant. Check out her web site. We've worked together for many years to define and enhance her beautiful signature natural curls for photo shoots and solo performances, as well as performances with The Rebecca Folsom Band.
A few months ago, I exposed her to Eugene Souleiman's collection "Knit Wit". As we all know, Eugene's work is always inspirational, and this collection definitely did not disappoint. The collection has been described thusly: "With vision and courage," he creates "explosive shapes, textures, colors and silhouettes" to transform "the ordinary into the extraordinary."
Rebecca looked at the images. She studied the pages. Her eyes focused in on the beauty behind the three-dimensional texture. As an artist herself, she started to appreciate the vision behind the concept, and began to push to limits of her own comfort zone.
My head was spinning at the opportunity to create something amazing with her long, medium curl. So many ideas flying around: using one of my smallest curling irons, large hairpins with a rick-rack around them, creating texture with pipe cleaners, building teeny-tiny pincurls using a thickening lotion. I began to imaging creating a tighter texture with her curl and then—doing the unthinkable, a big no-no with curl—brushing it out! I'm willing to break the rules to create a foundation with incredible texture, and then—the sky 's the limit!
What's so cool about this whole thing is that Rebecca is incredibility excited about it. Being the artist that she is, she broke through the ceiling of possibility and said, "Why not? Let's go for it!" This is just the beginning – Rebecca and I are coordinating our schedules to make this happen soon. Stay tuned in the coming months to read about Rebecca's transformation—I'll take notes on tools, techniques, and products. If you have any suggestions, I'd love to hear them—I'm excited to continue to gather ideas and inspiration in advance of Rebecca's transformation. This is gonna be fun!


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Every organization or institution requires good professionals in different fields, who are capable of taking the organization forward. So it becomes essentials for every candidate who comes for interview to present himself/herself in a professional way in order to become a part of the organization. To be successful in an interview needs attire, confidence, poise and excellent communication skills. Most interviews are competency based and so candidates are asked to answer a number of questions
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What have you gained from your work experience? Ans - Pick out one or two work experience and explain it in detail and express what you have learnt from your activities.
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Do you prefer to work with others or on your own? Ans - You have to first understand the requirements of the job and answer should be accordingly to convince the interviewer that you are appropriate for the job.
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AkihabaraNews' Editor Reno J. Tibke Talks Tech on The Kong Show Podcast
Though we're currently taking a break from producing our own podcasts, we do dispatch to spread the tech word on others!
This week Honda donated over $1 million to earthquake recovery in China's Yunnan province and sadly we're the only URL on the planet saying anything about it, the U.S. Navy and Japanese DoD are building an unmanned fuel cell-powered submersible, and DMP released the world's smallest GPU!
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Two special colors of Ricoh Imaging's new small mirrorless interchangeable lens digital camera PENTAX Q-S1, which was released on August 5, are now exclusively being sold on Ricoh Imaging's online store.
Adidas Japan announced the release of a wristband-style heart rate monitor called miCoach FIT SMART.
They are going to start offering pre-sale on August 15 at Adidas ONLINE shop and release it to the public on September 1.
No Strangers to the Powered Exoskeleton
Anyone who pays even the slightest attention to Japanese sci-fi should be well aware of the long-running powered robotic suit fetish. In many cases, the suits themselves are almost like characters. Given such a legacy, it's no surprise that art has inspired life and Japan is far and away the global leader in developing actual robotic suits for force amplification and rehabilitation.


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DENVER – The drought might be drying up streams across Colorado, but it has unleashed a torrent of legislation at the state Capitol.
Legislators are considering changes to Colorado water law that would take the first serious legal steps toward encouraging conservation instead of maximum use of water. But their ideas are controversial.
"We need the ability to respond to the drought," said Sen. Ellen Roberts, R-Durango, who is sponsoring a bill to allow more year-to-year water storage in reservoirs to save for the next dry spell.
Currently, Colorado water law takes a "use it or lose it" attitude, and other legislators want to make a big change to the legal doctrine that dates back more than a century.
"This is really the first time that we will create incentives instead of disincentives in terms of creating efficiency in agriculture," said Sen. Gail Schwartz, D-Snowmass Village, the chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee.
The law is at once simple and maddeningly complicated. Basically, people can claim a water right by being the first to use unclaimed water on a stream, and they can keep the right as long as they're still using the water.
But the law doesn't allow users to save for a non-rainy day. Courts can partially revoke a water right if the owners don't use it.
Schwartz's Senate Bill 19 would forbid water judges from reducing farmers' water rights after they install more efficient irrigation.
In the House, Rep. Randy Fischer, D-Fort Collins, is sponsoring House Bill 1044, which allows people to capture graywater – used water from showers and washing machines – for reuse.
But not everyone thinks conservation is always a good idea.
Fischer is now chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, but his graywater bill died in that committee last year when Rep. Jerry Sonnenberg, R-Sterling, was in charge.
Sonnenberg farms in Northeast Colorado, and he and his neighbors depend on water that's "wasted" upstream in the Front Range cities.
"That's why when I'm in Denver, I always flush twice," Sonnenberg said.
He represents another side in the debate – one that looks to more reservoir storage as a solution to drought.
"We've got to keep Colorado's water in Colorado, and the only way to do that is water storage," Sonnenberg said.
Sonnenberg is a sponsor, along with Roberts and Fischer, of Senate Bill 41, which takes on Colorado Supreme Court decisions that future drought mitigation and firefighting cannot be used to justify a water storage right.
Roberts said the law discourages prudent planning for droughts.
"The idea of it is to push back on those court cases and say, no, you can store water for firefighting and drought mitigation," Roberts said.
But defining "drought mitigation" could be controversial. The state Supreme Court has taken a hard line against cities that try to put away too much water for the future.
In 2009, it overturned a Pagosa Springs water right that sought to lock up enough water for 100 years of growth. Roberts said she's not trying to overturn the Pagosa case.
But in the debate between storage and conservation, perhaps the most powerful force is inertia.
Water bills typically attract intense lobbying, and Sonnenberg said his ideas aren't popular at the influential Colorado Water Congress.
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The Water Congress has not taken positions on the most controversial bills yet, said Doug Kemper, the group's executive director.
Schwartz agreed that her bills also face a struggle.
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The debate will get real next week.
The House Agriculture Committee will hear four water bills Monday, including the graywater bill. Roberts' storage bill will have its first hearing Thursday.
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During the past week, several producers have approached me with information regarding potential feed ingredients to use as an alternative to corn. That is no surprise with corn prices soaring. Unfortunately, the amount of information was rather limited. We knew the price of the alternatives and had very brief analysis of nutritional content of the product.
Certainly, every dairyman needs to always be looking for ways to lower costs. And, since feed is the largest cost on any dairy farm, that should get the most scrutiny. Corn has traditionally made up a significant part of most dairy feeds because it has been a low-cost source of starch and energy. We must keep in mind that, while cows need starch and energy, it doesn't need to come from corn.
Other cereal grains, such as barley or wheat, can partially replace corn. However, their price tends to follow the price of corn. In addition, they do not have the levels of starch and energy as corn. The other possible substitutes are bakery or candy waste material or liquid materials that are usually high in sugar.
Grain by-products, such as distillers, soy hulls, wheat mids, or brewer's grains, can also partially substitute for corn but are much lower in starch while higher in protein. Distillers and brewer's grains also have significantly higher fat content which may interfere with rumen microbes. These by-products tend to be high in phosphorus which can cause problems with nutrient management plans. Finally, mycotoxins may be concentrated into the by-product after the primary product is removed from the grain.
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1. When corn prices soar, the price of alternatives will rise, as well. You are going to pay more for feed. However, there may be ways to partially offset the high prices.
2. Know the nutritional content of the products. This may require you to pay for testing. Try to find out if the source will be consistent, or will every load have to be tested?
3. Work with a nutritionist who is familiar with by-products. That nutritionist should use a ration-balancing program that can evaluate by-products in relation to their nutrient content and in relationship to your homegrown forages.
4. Limit the amount of any new feed ingredient to a few pounds until you can assess the effect it is having on production, components, and health.
Cows need nutrients, not specific feeds. However, it is a challenge to really know how all the nutrients interact to feed rumen microbes or go through the rumen unchanged to the small intestine. Then, of course, we need to know what nutrients will be provided by whatever alternative feed ingredient we are considering. If we have all of this knowledge in place, we can effectively replace some of the corn with other, more economical products.
Of course, one other avenue to cut grain costs is to simply feed less grain. This is a slippery slope. If we cut a pound of corn and lose even a single pound of milk, we lost money, even at $8 corn. We certainly do not want to feed more grain than needed, but cutting it simply because it is expensive does not make sense either.
We must move on from the paradigm of balancing rations, primarily with corn and soybean meal. Savings of 50 cents per cow per day or more may be possible. Talk to your nutritionist and to other producers, but be prepared to do your homework.
This article can be found in the May 25, 2011 issue of Hoard's Dairyman on page 385.
The author, from Orefield, Pa., is a veterinarian with a master of business administration degree (MBA). He is a business development manager with Cargill Animal Nutrition Consulting Services.


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Add another 900 helpers from Mission Hills Church in Littleton, and just shy of 3,500 Love in Action volunteers spent the afternoon of May 5 roaming the metro area, helping clean up yards, streets and grounds from Castle Rock to Denver.
Volunteers cleaned up every major thoroughfare in Highlands Ranch; did fire mitigation work in the backcountry wilderness area; conducted prayer walks through town; participated in grounds maintenance at 32 schools, all four Highlands Ranch recreation centers and four Denver ministry centers; and did yard projects at 13 Douglas County homes where families were in need of extra help.
"It's so heartwarming to see people who just want to give of themselves," said Sarah Biles, an 11-year Highlands Ranch resident who was widowed in October after her husband, Russ, died of leukemia. "It's been quite the year for my daughter and me."
Biles said her husband's pride and joy had been his yard, but last summer it suffered as he was constantly in the hospital. Helping whip it back into shape in a matter of hours, 20 volunteers of all ages repaired the fence and edging, weeded and mowed.
"It was Highlands Ranch at its finest," said Biles, who plans on volunteering next year. "It was a great experience all the way around."
With her husband, a Black Hawk pilot in the Colorado Army National Guard, deployed on his third tour to the Middle East, Parker resident Heather Zanoff thought she would volunteer for Love in Action this year. She was surprised when she received a call and found she had been nominated to be one of those helped instead.
A mother of two children under 10, Zanoff said the yardwork has a tendency to pile up in her husband's absence. She was overwhelmed to tears at everything that the volunteers were able to get done in their short time Sunday.
"I'm really trying to not have a huge to-do list for him when he comes home in June as the kids will be out of school," she said. "It'll be nice to be able to do things as a family and not have him get to work fixing things."
Volunteers at Zanoff's house helped seal cracks on the garage floor, replaced bushes, trimmed branches, laid fresh mulch, and reset a stone walkway her dog had dug up.
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We had to go to the vault for these less-than-golden coins. These are homemade chocolate coins that will bring back lots of growing-up memories. As a kid I remember getting gold foil-wrapped chocolate coins in a little mesh bag. The only little piggy bank these went into was me. I remember the excitement of peeling off the shiny foil and stacking them up like poker chips on the kitchen table. The foil-wrapped chocolate coins may be for kids, but the flavor combination of dark chocolate, caramel and sea salt is all grown up.
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Cook Time: 15 minutes
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6 ounces Choclatique Private Reserve Dark Chocolate, broken into small pieces
1 tablespoon unsalted butter
1 tablespoon white sugar
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- Line a baking sheet with silicon baking mat or parchment paper.
- Pour about 1 inch of water into the bottom of a saucepan and place over medium-low heat; bring the water to a simmer and turn off the heat.
- Place a stainless steel bowl over the saucepan. Put the chocolate and the butter in the bowl and soften over the hot water.
- Place the sugar in a small skillet over medium-low heat and cook until it forms a dark liquid and begins to bubble, 7 to 9 minutes. Carefully pour the cream over the caramelized sugar. Cook and stir the mixture until the caramelized sugar is dissolved into the cream; immediately remove from heat.
- Quickly pour the hot cream mixture over the warmed chocolate; stir quickly with a spatula until completely incorporated.
- Drop the mixture by the teaspoon onto the prepared baking sheet. Top each with a sprinkle of sea salt. Cover with plastic wrap. Gently press a second baking sheet onto the chocolate coins to flatten. Chill in refrigerator until firm.
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Christopher Praetzel is walking from Los Angeles to Atlantic City, N.J. His goal is to raise awareness for people to become organ donors. His younger brother Brian was the recipient of a kidney when he was 3 years old. From this personal experience Chris has set out across America to talk about his experiences with his brother and to encourage people to become donors.
Currently there are an estimated 42 percent of the American population registered to be donors. This is a good number, but Chris wants that number to grow. A little more than 100,000 people are on the organ donor waiting list.
Chris left home on May 27, he graduated from college on May 18 and decided there would be no better time to start walking than before his college loans kick in. He began his journey at the Santa Montica Pier in California. He is from Mullica Hill, N.J.
He keeps in contact with his family by cell phone as he walks along. Chris' brother Brian is now 19 years old and his kidney has done really well. Brian is on medication and will be for the rest of his life, but things are good for him.
Chris encourages people who would like to become donors to go to donatelife.net where there is a link to each state's donor registry.
As Chris walked through Emery County, kidney recipient Kaylee Edgehouse Van Wagoner and Kim Edgehouse spoke to Chris about his journey. She told him she has been 11 months with her new kidney, her first kidney transplant rejected after only two weeks.
Chris said this year in school he did a documentary about his brother. Currently at Castleview Hospital there are 38 people on dialysis. Chris said there isn't a problem with religious reasons holding you back from becoming a donor because all major religions support it. Chris' brother has been lucky and only had minor problems since the time of his transplant.
Chris expects to be on the road for almost five months before he reaches his destination. He will contact local departments of transportation for information on the best routes across their state. He likes to mainly travel by the back roads and the recent fire changed his route while in Emery County. He will camp along the way and sometimes stay in churches or with kind strangers.
While in Emery County he spent the night with Gerry and Jerry Stotler. He stays in motels along the way and Dixie Madsen from Intermountain Donor Services sometimes helps out with motels along the way. "I have been really blown away by the kindness of strangers. I had to get a ride through Zion's Tunnel because you couldn't walk through there. I think people don't really think about organ donation. I am just trying to help. You can register to become a donor when you get your drivers license or online. Some people think you might be disfigured if you donate your organs, but that's not the case. One person can help 30-40 people.
"When I went through Death Valley it was really hot and I traveled at night. I am heading for Denver after I leave here. In college I majored in sports psychology and I would really like to be a motivational speaker, too. I just graduated and I am serving an internship for the Center of Sports Psychology when I return. They help with the professional teams in Philadelphia. I have thought of this trip almost daily for two years and it's been in the planning stages for six months. My brother is honored that I would do this for him. You can keep track of my journey on brotherlyloverun.com. My brother is humbled that I would take this time to go on this journey. My family has always been active with advocacy for organ donation. It's been a nice walk so far. I was bit by a dog along the way.
"It's so beautiful. The deserts and the forests. I am looking forward to walking through the Rockies. I liked seeing Las Vegas. I've had donations to fund this trip, sold T-shirts and used my graduation money," said Chris.
Brian tells of his donor story and what Chris' journey means to him, "Without a doubt, the most significant experience of my life was receiving a kidney transplant on Feb. 18, 1996 at St. Christopher's Hospital in Philadelphia. At the time, I was only 3 years old. Prior to the transplant, I was not given much hope to live. But, through support, prayer, and luck, I managed to pull through.
"This experience has been affected every single day for as long as I can remember and given me a second chance at life. Looking back, I realize how incredibly fortunate I have been through this whole ordeal. I have an amazing and supportive family that has always kept me and my health on track. My parents have always been there to take me to checkups, get blood work, or pick up medication.
"My consanguineous siblings Julie and Chris have always been there to offer advice and help guide me in my life as well as our brother from another mother; Jaime. I could not have asked for a better family or a more supportive household. In addition, living within a short drive to Philadelphia has also been a major reason why I maintained my health. For a few years after the transplant, we continued to commute to St. Christopher's, but switched to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia when our doctors transferred, so we followed.
"Lucky for us, CHOP is near the very top of the list in Pediatric care in the nation. The department of nephrology at CHOP has an amazing team of doctors that have helped keep me healthy and I am forever grateful for knowing them. There are other ways in which the experience positively affects my life today.
"As a result of the transplant, I take medication twice a day for life and do not consume any alcohol or smoke. I recall a number of people I have talked to said to me that it must be a drag to have to worry about and take medication every day of your life; but my answer to that comment is no, not really. While at times, taking my medicines, getting prescriptions, and refilling them can be a hassle, it's all worth it because they must be working as I am still here today. Also, taking medication is easy to get used to when incorporated into a daily routine. Whenever somebody finds out that I cannot consume alcohol or smoke, they usually react by letting me know how much that sucks; but the fact of the matter is that I view it as a good thing. Since I do not partake in these activities, I am able to stay focused on my goals and priorities, which include receiving a degree in Communications and then testing the waters as a rock drummer (my ultimate goal would be to make a comfortable living as a musician). By not wasting a second on alcohol or drugs, I am much more likely to achieve my goals and dreams. My life always has and always will consist of taking medication and abstaining from alcohol and drugs but I am grateful that my circumstances have resulted in my head staying on straight.
"Life is a precious, complex, and beautiful thing that always finds a way of working itself out for the best. When Chris and Jaime first told me that they were going to cross the country in support of Organ Donation, I sarcastically thought, of course you guys are, thinking this was a little too unrealistic. But then some time passed, and their pursuit of this goal became very real. After witnessing the amount of effort and detail they have put into this and continue to put in, I have been humbled and honored knowing such a journey and its purpose was inspired by my story. I am deeply touched and truly hope that the Brotherly Love Run will accomplish its goal by spreading Organ Donation Awareness and inspiring people all over the world to become registered donors," said Brian.


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Only four days removed from their last preseason contest, the Buffalo Bills are back at work when they take on the Carolina Panthers on Friday evening. It will be the second chance for EJ Manuel and the first-team offense to move the ball a bit more than they did last week, but it all depends on how the coaching staff approaches it.
It's the first preseason game for the Panthers, so we're not likely to see their starting units all that long. Some of which — namely, Cam Newton — may not even play at all. Which story lines are there for Bills' fans to keep a keen eye on? As always, here are five things to watch for in the upcoming contest.
1) EJ's time and responsibilities
- Following the loss to the New York Giants, fans were likely disappointed by two separate things: the little amount of time quarterback EJ Manuel had on the field, and, how little production the offense seemed to muster with the starting signal caller in the game. That leads to the biggest questions for the next game: how long will head coach Doug Marrone keep Manuel in the game against the Panthers, and will he be able to bounce back and show a bit better to the eyes of many? While his first exhibition contest wasn't as much of a failure as some made it out to be — Manuel actually did well in both decisiveness and giving his receivers a chance to make a play — he still could have looked better in the process considering how much time on the field they've had already at training camp. Marrone may decide that the upcoming game is essentially preseason tilt number 1B, giving Manuel a similar amount of time (two drives) on the field as he did Sunday. The preference for many would be to give him additional time with the top unit, inspire some confidence and try to shake off the noticeable rust that was seen on both Tuesday and Wednesday at practice. He must rid himself of the indecisiveness he portrayed this week at practice and also show that he can go through his progressions in a game setting. These are very important facets to his game that he should improve on ahead of the regular season.
2) Will Cyrus and Seantrel bounce back?
- The offensive line has continued to be a question mark all throughout training camp with numerous positions in flux. Two of the main additions through the draft, second-round tackle Cyrus Kouandjio and seventh-round tackle Seantrel Henderson, have struggled over the course of the past week. For Kouandjio, his preseason debut couldn't have gone much worse in his opening series of work. He evened out a little bit as the game wore on, but once again at practice he was playing a bit too unbalanced and the defensive line was able to take advantage. On the other hand Henderson was solid in his preseason debut, playing into the third quarter to maintain some quality repetitions against different opponents. When he got back on the practice field this week, however, he took a major step back. Jerry Hughes had his number on both Tuesday and Wednesday, constantly making his presence felt in the backfield. The Bills need Henderson to get back to how he was playing fairly quickly in the event that Cordy Glenn has to miss any time in the regular season.
3) Second-team run defense
- The first-team defense was one of the big highlights for the Bills during the Hall of Fame Game. They didn't surrender any ground to the first-team offense and even forced a turnover with all the pressure they brought on Eli Manning. Once they exited the field, the floodgates opened up for New York on the ground. The rookie linebacking duo of Preston Brown and Randell Johnson, both of which residing on the second-team defense, had a night to forget in their preseason debut. Brown was getting gobbled up by blockers and Johnson was taking poor angles to the ball carrier time and time again. The two had to cringe a bit during their film review of the game, but they can only learn from it and grow. It would be fair to expect a bit of a smarter approach to the upcoming game in Carolina and potentially better results after getting their feet wet last weekend.
4) Possible big opportunity for Duke Williams
- The Bills excused safety Da'Norris Searcy from Wednesday's practice to take care of a personal matter and have said that they're unsure if they'll have him back for the game on Friday evening. Through the first 13 practices at training camp, there has been no competition for the starting job at strong safety — it's been all Searcy since the start. Second-year player Duke Williams, who has been short on opportunities with the first-team defense, might see an ample amount of time on the field if Searcy is not back with the team in time. He had a thundering hit during the team's first preseason game, and really made a quality play in stuffing Anthony Dixon at the goal line during Wednesday's practice. While Searcy has shown to be limited in coverage, Williams does not have those same limitations but does lack the overall experience that the former brings to the team. A strong showing with the first team could help Williams get into the mix a bit more for the starting job.
5) Hogan vs. Woods
- The biggest surprise of the game against the Giants was not how little EJ Manuel played, but how nonexistent Robert Woods was with the first-team offense. When the team went to three wide receiver sets, Chris Hogan came into the game to run with the ones, leaving Woods over on the sidelines to stew. The trend continued over the past two days of practice at St. John Fisher College, leading up to one of the strongest days Woods has had in training camp this year. On Wednesday Woods was catching everything in sight, and perhaps more noticeable than anything, he was playing with a bit of an edge. Perhaps the Bills were trying to send a message to Woods to cut the complacency and keep the edgy and motivated demeanor that helped him become a solid part of the passing game as a rookie. He is clearly a more talented player than Hogan and everything this offseason pointed to Woods having a big role in the 2014 offense. If Woods gets more time on the field Friday night, perhaps Marrone was just attempting to motivate a player on his team the best way that he knew how to.
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