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CUSTOMER SERVICE: Privacy Policy
Revised: April 29, 2014
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The Houston Dynamo understand their position going into Thursday's MLS SuperDraft.
The big-name talents or instant impact players will likely be off the board by Houston's 18th pick, pure and simple. So for the Dynamo, who won't lean heavily on this draft to bolster their solid lineup from last season's run to the MLS Cup, simply grabbing the best player still on the board when their number is called is the plan of action.
"At No. 18, it's going to be tough to get a player that will come in and have a huge impact," Dynamo president Chris Canetti told MLSsoccer.com via phone on Tuesday night. "When the Dynamo embarked on their first draft in 2006, the 18th pick was in the middle of the second round. At 18, I don't think you can draft on need, and you're better off going with the best player available."
But while there might not be big names such as Danny Mwanga, Darlington Nagbe or Perry Kitchen in this year's draft, Canetti feels like this edition's depth should be a bonus by the time pick No. 18 rolls around. But Houston aren't counting on anyone to make an instant impact on a team that doesn't have a wealth of needs in 2012.
"Whoever we draft, if things work out and the best player available is at a position of need, then great," Canetti said. "If that player contributes early this season, then that's just icing on top."
One thing that will play into Houston's thinking when it comes to taking that player will be whether or not he will take up one of the clubs two remaining international slots. Quality players have fallen down the board due to their international status in past drafts, but the Dynamo appear more likely to save their international spots for established players found outside the draft.
"We're not counting on a draft pick to play a big role on the team, so we're more likely to use those international spots on players that will come in and make an impact and start every game," Canetti said. "It's going to be difficult for us to look at an international player in the draft unless that player just knocks the technical staff's socks off."
"As we try and build the team, we're not counting on whoever we select being a key component to us becoming champions; that would be unwise," Canetti added. "Given that approach it's not a priority to fill a need, but the priority is to get good players."
Darrell Lovell covers the Houston Dynamo for MLSsoccer.com.

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Director David R. Ellis, best known for helming Snakes on a Plane, died Monday at the age of 60, Deadline reports. No cause of death has been released.
See celebrities we've lost this yearEllis died in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he was preparing to start production on his next film Kite , an adaptation of a Japanese anime that had Snakes star Samuel L. Jackson attached as the lead."So sad to hear of David R Ellis passing! So talented, so kind, such a Good Friend. He'll be missed. Gone too soon!" Jackson tweeted Monday.
Winter TV: Get scoop on all the must-watch new showsEllis got his start as an actor before transitioning to stuntman and eventually stunt coordinator. He later did second unit directing for action sequences in films such as Waterworld and The Matrix Reloaded. In 1996, he made his directorial debut with Homeward Bound 2: Lost in San Francisco.Ellis then moved on to directing high-action films, including Final Destination 2, Cellular, and Shark Night.


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What's Up in Pizza: Roe Stuffed Crust, Pot Pies, and More!
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- I think it might be fair to say that Pizza Hut pushes the boundaries of pizza with its stuffed crust pies, literally and figuratively. Here at Slice, we're certainly no strangers to their varied guises, from cheeseburger-strewn to marmite-filled. Well, Pizza Hut Hong Kong has just debuted a brand new exclusive pie, known as the "Flying Fish Roe Salmon Cream Cheese Pizza." It comes with two topping combos: there's the Crayfish Seafood Deluxe (crayfish, scallops, shrimp, clams, tomatoes, peppers, onions, and Thousand Island sauce), and the Sausage, Pepperoni, and Pomelo (a sort of Asian grapefruit), which is further loaded down with peaches, mushrooms, and a berry sauce. Both pies come with a crust oozing cream cheese and flying fish roe.
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- Next up, from Time, we have a pizzeria in Vancouver that's doing things a little differently. And by "differently" I mean they make and sell pizza infused with marijuana. For an extra $10 (if you're 18 and have a medical license for the stuff), Mega iLL will add the ingredient (marijuana-infused oil, in this case) to your pie like any other topping. The pizzeria's website describes their endeavor: "We strive to offer healthy food in a pot friendly environment...Come enjoy life with us and feel good about the food you eat while having a safe place to relax and medikate." Their pies are, unsurprisingly, fairly intense in the toppings department—take the "Chinese Takeout" pizza, which comes topped with baby corn, baby bok choy, broccoli, roast chicken, green onions, sesame seeds, bean sprouts and sweet soy sauce. Is it a brilliant business plan, or the first step towards a dark cycle of endless munching? I say both.
- Now, let's play a little word association game. If I say "pizza" you say..."Vietnam"? No? I didn't think so, but a recent article from The New York Times might change your mind. Yosuke Masuko would undoubtedly fit right in here at Slice, as a self proclaimed "pizza maniac" who built his own WFO in Tokyo a decade ago and has traveled on pizza pilgrimages to Rome, Naples, London and beyond. A former financial strategist, he began exploring entrepreneurship when he was transferred to Vietnam in 2008. Soon after, he and his wife, opened up their restaurant Pizza 4P's (Platform of Personal Pizza for Peace). It was a success, and in 2012 Masuko opened up a factory in Don Duong—Universal Food Creation— where they make fresh mozzarella and burrata with milk from local cows and harvest from nearby vegetable farms, all of which is pie-ward bound. Masuko credits his success to an almost slavish devotion to detail, and is determined to one day expand throughout Southeast Asia, and beyond. One of his more ambitious goals? To buy an island, where he plans on building an ecological resort for guests to come and learn about sustainable agriculture and pizza making. Because, as he says, "Making something from scratch is always fun." Check out the full article for some great pictures and all the details— it's a wonderful read.
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One of the newest music venues in Hartford, Connecticut is the beautiful Infinity Music Hall. Sister-venue to the original Infinity Hall in Norfolk, construction on this gorgeous concert space was completed over the summer. It features a world-class sound system and impeccable acoustics that will take your breath away. With seating for an audience of 400 […]
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(NAPSI)�To help you get into the spirit of the season, look to just the "fright" Halloween flowers and gifts to make your celebration a scream�from wreaths to carved gourds to sweet treats to please every "boo" and "ghoul."
Even With the Lights Off, You Can See the Beauty
Part of 1-800-Flowers.com "Now Blooming" collection, mesmerizing Glow in the Dark Roses will get glowing reviews. They're classic white roses that are beautiful in their own right�but turn down the lights and watch them shine bright. For a display piece to dazzle and delight Halloween guests, these are the roses to "glow" to.
No Bones About It, This Designer Has "Skulls"
The Spooky Skull Flower Arrangement was created by local artisan Sarah Jean Annunziato exclusively for 1-800-Flowers.com. Crafted from all-white blooms, it's a to-die-for decor piece. "When I came up with it," says Sarah Jean, "I was thinking about my daughter. She grew up in a flower shop, and I knew it would bring a smile to her face to see something so different and playful."
Every Dog Has His Day. Every Cat, Too.
The frighteningly original Witchy Pooch�part of the popular a-DOG-able collection�will have everyone howling with delight. Brewing up even more Halloween fun is the Purrfect Potions Fabulous Feline, a mischievous kitty indeed.
Good Gourd, This Is a Great Gift
Not everything this season has to be bone-chilling. Some gifts are heartwarming. For example, Pumpkin Petals. Who wouldn't want to get a pumpkin full of beautiful blooms of hot pink, purple, orange and green? And the newly redesigned, artisan-style ceramic pumpkin is a charming reusable canister that can be repurposed to hold treats�or to simply add a delightful decoration.
This Halloween, 1-800-Flowers.com can help you have a phantasmic celebration.
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Ethan: On July 27, you and I wrote a column discussing the Aurora, Colo. massacre. Who would have thought we would be back so soon, having a similar conversation?
Phil: People who suffer from severe illness and psychosis seem to morph from recluse to terrorist without warning. How do we intervene before we have to write another column in tears?
Ethan: It seems to me there are at least two areas this country and Maine must address: mental health services and gun regulation.
Phil: We should also acknowledge the influence of music, video games and movies in shaping emotions and personalities, especially of youngsters who have mental health issues.
Ethan: OK, let's take them one by one. In terms of mental health, what we know is that these services have been cut by at least $50 million over the past four years in Maine, more than $4.5 billion nationally, and our mental health hospitals are packed. Probably time for a reassessment of priorities.
Phil: While many have benefited from living independently, it has been costly. For others, like the assassin in Newtown, Conn., institutionalizing him might have kept him safe, content and helped avoid this horrific act. We also must find a way to assure that people who have these tendencies follow their doctor's prescriptions.
Ethan: If you are suggesting the involuntary institutionalization of people or forcing them to take prescribed medication, you are obviously entering some very tough terrain. Sadly, our country has great historical abuses with these kinds of answers.
Phil: Understood, but the path we have chosen has made it very hard to get the medication and hospitalization to those most in need. This has left us very vulnerable.
Ethan: Without doubt, the issues surrounding mental health and when to intervene were the hardest votes I ever took. Heart-wrenching pain that had to be balanced against individual constitutional protections.
Phil: Just like the issue of bearing arms. It's my opinion that we can't pass legislation regulating arms and avoid action on mental health issues and think these acts of terror will end.
Ethan: I certainly agree that both must be part of the equation. That said, every time we have tried to have a conversation about gun violence, the National Rifle Association and their followers have said guns are not allowed to be part of the equation. For me, we need an assault weapons ban that includes a limit on magazine size, comprehensive background checks on all sales and a waiting period. These are the minimum basics needed to get a safer grip on gun violence.
Phil: I am willing to have gun control be part of the conversation, but if you try to hammer through all this stuff without the root causes of these acts of terror being addressed, we are likely going to write a few more of these columns.
Ethan: We have to focus on both the cause and the means. Although the federal government spends innumerable resources trying to prevent the root causes of terrorism and get the terrorists off the street, we all still have to clear the no-fly list and take off our shoes before we get on an airplane. We need the same mentality about guns.
Phil: Ten of the largest mass killings were conducted by people untreated for severe mental illness, whether by knives, cars or guns. Yet people with severe mental illness who are treated tend to be no more dangerous than you or me.
Ethan: But the 10 largest mass killings were not accomplished with cars or knives. They were accomplished with guns. And, make no mistake, the overwhelming majority of the 31,000 gun deaths America experienced last year were not perpetrated by people with severe mental illness.
Phil: The same day of the Newtown terror, Min Yingjun stabbed 22 children at an elementary school in China. In 1999, Steven Abrams drove his car into a school playground, killing two children. The common denominator is they were mentally ill and not treated.
Ethan: And every one of those kids in China is still alive, as opposed to every one of the kids in Newtown. Why? Because of the lethality of the weapon used. And unlike gun violence, it's very rare that cars are used to intentionally mass murder people. Despite that, we regulate them much more heavily than guns. That is why both gun safety and mental health reform must be on the table.
Phil: I can agree with that. The final piece we must talk about is violence in the media. Watch the most popular video games, and you'll see mesmerized players shooting, axing, knifing, exploding and initiating other acts of cruelty. Same for many movies. Isn't it possible that many ill or developing minds are influenced by these images? Perhaps Tipper Gore was right that these sources of evil images and messages are harmful, especially to children who are unstable.
Ethan: I certainly share your frustration that so much violence is celebrated in our society, but I am not convinced it is a piece of the puzzle in regard to these mass shootings. What public policy are you thinking?
Phil: I don't know the specific policy I would propose, but if the president's taskforce, led by Vice President Joe Biden, is going to deliver meaningful results, it must include addressing the destructive effects of video games and other forms of entertainment that make these horrific acts seem normal.
Ethan: Well, we have waded into three tough constitutional questions: guns, privacy and free speech. But if the president is going to accomplish anything, he will have to enter those waters as well. Godspeed, and let's hope he acts quickly.


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The Ohio State Reformatory is OPEN from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. seven days a week.
Saturday, February 24, 2018
Why should you book a ghost hunt at OSR?
Ghost Hunters from around the world flock to the Ohio State Reformatory to become part of the paranormal legacy that has been so present over the course of the last 20 years of investigating at the prison. Documented shadow figures, light anomalies, quality evps, and full-bodied apparitions have been reported as well as the unique cases of scratching and other aggressive tendencies. While we at the Reformatory have collected these stories, we do not promote aggressive ghost hunting or intentional provoking. First and foremost we make every effort to sustain a positive and safe environment for paranormal investigators.
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Ticket Policies
REFUNDS: There will be no refunds for unused tickets after date of payment
SEATING: We do not guarantee late seating after a performance begins. Late seating may or may not be permitted at the discretion of the director at an appropriate break in the action. If a show is SOLD OUT and there is a waiting list for that show AND the performance has already begun, your tickets MAY be forfeited to those waiting (at the discretion of the Audience Services Manager)


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**REMS Drug**
lom-i- ta-pide
Trade Name(s)
- Juxtapid
Ther. Class.
lipid-lowering agents
Pharm. Class.
microsomal transfer protein inhibitors
Adjunctive treatment (with low-fat diet and other lipid-lowering treatments) to ↓ low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C), total cholesterol (TC), apolipoprotein B (apo B) and non-high-density lipoprotein (non-HCL-C) in patients with homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia (HoFH).
Binds and inhibits microsomal transfer protein (MTP), inhibiting the synthesis of lipoproteins and further inhibiting synthesis of chylomicrons and VLDL.
Therapeutic Effect(s):
Decreased levels of LDL-C.
Absorption: 7% absorbed following oral administration.
Distribution: Unknown.
Protein Binding: 99.8%.
Metabolism and Excretion: Extensively metabolized by the liver, mostly via CYP 3A4, metabolites do not have lipid-lowering properties. 59.5% excreted in urine (mostly as metabolites), 33.4% in feces (mostly as parent drug).
Half-life: 39.7 hr
TIME/ACTION PROFILE (lowering of LDL-C)
|within 2 wk
|18 wk
Contraindicated in:
- Concurrent use of strong or moderate inhibitors of the CYP3A4 enzyme system
- Moderate/severe hepatic impairment or active liver disease;
- Rare hereditary disorders of galactose intolerance (may result in diarrhea/malabsorption);
- Concurrent ingestion of grapefruit juice;
- OB: May cause fetal harm;
- Lactation: Discontinue breastfeeding or discontinue lomitapide.
Use Cautiously in:
- Rep: Women of reproductive potential
- Pedi: Safety and effectiveness not established.
Adverse Reactions/Side Effects
CNS: dizziness, headache
CV: angina, chest pain, palpitations
GI: HEPATOTOXICITY, abdominal discomfort/pain, abdominal distention, constipation, defecation urgency, diarrhea, dyspepsia, flatulence, gatrointestinal reflux, hepatotoxicity, ↑ liver enzymes, nausea, rectal tenesmus, vomiting
Metabolic: ↓ weight
MS: back pain
Misc: fever
* CAPITALS indicate life-threatening.
Underline indicate most frequent.
- Gastrointestinal adverse reactions may ↓ absorption of other orally administered medications.
- Concurrent use of moderate or strong CYP3A4 inhibitors, including aprepitant, atazanavir, ciprofloxacin, clarithromycin, conivaptan, crizotinib, darunavir/ritonavir, diltiazem, erythromycin, fluconazole, fosamprenavir, imatinib indinavir, itraconazole, ketoconazole, lopinavir/ritonavir, nefazodone, nelfinavir, posiconazole, ritonavir, saquinavir, tipranavir/ritonavir, verapamil and voriconazole , ↑ levels and the risk of toxicity, concurrent use contraindicated.
- Concurrent use of weak CYP3A4 inhibitors, including alprazolam, amiodarone, amlodipine, atorvastatin, bicalutamide, cilostazol, cimetidine, cyclosporine, fluoxetine, fluvoxamine, isoniazid, lapatinib, nilotinib, oral contraceptives , pazopanib, ranitidine, ranolazine, ticagrelor and zileuton , ↑ levels and the risk of toxicity.
- ↑ levels and risk of bleeding with warfarin.
- ↑ levels and risk of myopathy with lovastatin or simvastatin (statin dose may need to be ↓).
- May ↑ absorption and levels of p-glycoprotein (P-gp) substrates including aliskiren, ambisentan, colchicine, dabigatran etexilate, digoxin, everolimus, fexofenadine, imitanib, lapatinib, maraviroc, nilotinib, posaconazole, ranolazine, saxagliptin, sirolimus, sitagliptin, tolvaptan and topotecan (dose ↓ of P-gp substrate may be required).
- Absorption may be ↓ by bile acid sequestrants , including colesevelam and cholestyramine (separate doses by 4 hr).
- ↓ absorption of fat-soluble vitamins and fatty acids (supplementation with vitamin E, linoleic acid, alpha-linolenic acid, eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid is recommended) .
Drug-Natural Products:
Ginko and goldenseal ↑ levels and the risk of toxicity.
Grapefruit juice ↑ levels and the risk of toxicity (concurrent ingestion should be avoided).
PO (Adults): 5 mg once daily initially; after 2 wk may be ↑ to 10 mg once daily, then may be ↑ at 4 wk intervals to 20 mg/day, then 40 mg/day up to 60 mg once daily as needed/tolerated; Concurrent use of weak CYP3A4 inhibitors (oral contraceptives)– If already taking lomitapide at a dose of ≥10 mg/day, ↓ dose by 50%. Do not exceed dose of 40 mg/day; Concurrent use of weak CYP3A4 inhibitors (alprazolam, amiodarone, amlodipine, atorvastatin, bicalutamide, cilostazol, cimetidine, cyclosporine, fluoxetine, fluvoxamine, isoniazid, lapatinib, nilotinib, pazopanib, ranitidine, ranolazine, ticagrelor, or zileuton)– If already taking lomitapide at a dose of ≥10 mg/day, ↓ dose by 50%; Do not exceed dose of 30 mg/day.
Hepatic Renal Impairment
PO (Adults): End-stage renal disease on dialysis or mild hepatic impairment (Child–Pugh A)– Do not exceed 40 mg once daily; other modifications are required for ↑ transaminases.
Capsules: 5 mg, 10 mg, 20 mg, 30 mg, 40 mg, 60 mg
- Monitor for signs and symptoms of hepatotoxicity (nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, fever, jaundice, lethargy, flu-like symptoms, increases in bilirubin ≥2 x upper limit of normal, active liver disease) periodically during therapy. If symptoms occur, discontinue therapy and investigate cause.
Lab Test Considerations: Obtain a negative pregnancy test in females with reproductive potential prior to starting therapy.
- Measure ALT, AST, alkaline phosphatase, and total bilirubin prior to starting, prior to each dose increase or monthly during first year, then at least every 3 mo and before each dose increase. Measure AST and ALT prior to dose increases.
- If ALT or AST ≥3 x upper limit of normal and <5 x upper limit of normal, confirm elevation with repeat measure within 1 wk. If confirmed, reduce dose and obtain additional liver-related tests (alkaline phosphatase, total bilirubin, INR). Repeat tests weekly and withhold dosing if signs of abnormal liver function (↑ bilirubin or INR), if transaminase levels ↑ >5 x upper limit of normal, or if transaminase levels do not fall <3 x upper limit of normal within 4 wks. Investigate probable cause. If resuming lomitapide after transaminase resolves to <3 x upper limit of normal, consider ↓ dose and monitor liver tests more frequently. If ALT or AST ≥5 x upper limit of normal, withhold dosing, obtain additional liver tests (alkaline phosphatase, total bilirubin, INR) and investigate probable cause. If resuming lomitapide after transaminase resolves to <3 x upper limit of normal, ↓ dose and monitor liver tests more frequently.
Potential Diagnoses
- Diarrhea (Side Effects)
- Lomitapide is only available from health care professionals and pharmacies called the Juxtapid REMS Program because of risk of hepatotoxicity. Information is available at www.JUXTAPIDREMSProgram.com or by calling 1-85-JUXTAPID (1-855-898-2743).
- PO Administer with a glass of water, without food, at least 2 hr after evening meal; food may increase GI adverse reactions. Swallow capsules whole; do not open, crush, dissolve, or chew.
- If oral contraceptives are used, maximum recommended dose of lomitapide is 30 mg/day.
- Daily supplements containing 400 international units vitamin E, and at least 200 mg linoleic acid, 210 mg alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), 110 mg eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), and 80 mg docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) should be included with therapy. Lomitapide reduces absorption of fat-soluble vitamins and serum fatty acids.
- Colesevelam and cholestyramine must be taken 4 hrs before or 4 hr after lomitapide.
Patient/Family Teaching
- Instruct patient to take lomitapide as directed, along with daily supplements. Omit messed doses and take next daily dose as scheduled; if >1 wk missed notify health care professional. Do not stop lomitapide without consulting health care professional.
- Advise patient to avoid grapefruit juice during therapy.
- Caution patient that alcohol increases risk of liver injury. Limit alcohol to not more than 1 alcoholic drink per day. Advise patient to notify health care professional if signs and symptoms of liver injury occur.
- Inform patient that GI adverse reactions are common (diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain/discomfort, flatulence, constipation. Strict adherence to a low-fat diet (<20% of total calories from fat) and taking at least 2 hrs after evening meal may minimize reactions.
- Rep: Advise female patient to use effective contraception and avoid breastfeeding during therapy. If oral contraceptive is used, and additional method of contraception should be used. If pregnancy occurs notify health care professional immediately. Encourage pregnant patients to enroll in Global Lomitapide Pregnancy Exposure Registry (PER) by calling 1-877-902-4099.
Evaluation/Desired Outcomes
Decrease in LDL cholesterol, total cholesterol, apolipoprotein B, and non HDL cholesterol.
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Rams Ordered To Pay Reggie Bush Millions In Settlement
By Bill Strange
June 13, 2018
Ex-NFL player Reggie Bush will be receiving a large settlement from the Los Angeles Rams over an injury he suffered at the former Edward Jones Dome.
A St. Louis jury ordered the team yesterday to pay him $12,500,000 in damages. Bush filed a lawsuit in 2016, claiming when he was with the San Francisco 49ers, he suffered a season ending knee injury in 2015 after slipping on concrete out of bounds during a game against the St. Louis Rams. The jury found the Rams 100% liable for his injury.
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Our table conversation must have made an impression. The next week my daughter's teacher presented the class with a science experiment - a floating paper clip. She asked the class to form a hypothesis about why the paper clip floats. My daughter answered "no gravity." Well, her hypothesis was incorrect, but I was surprised and pleased that she took something away from our conversation. She was so excited about her school science experiment that she asked if we could repeat it at home. It's a simple experiment to perform and kept the kids occupied for some time.
How does Santa fly through the sky? We really don't know. But, we had fun making a miniature Santa and his reindeer fly. We added a little holiday twist to the floating paper clip experiment by attaching an image of Santa and his reindeer to the paper clip with some tape.
Flying Santa Floating Paper Clip Experiment
Scientific principles and topics:
Magnetic forces
metals vs. other materials
Light string
Paper Santa image (optional)
Tie the paper clip to a piece of string and tape the other end of the string to a table.
Hold the paper clip up. Position the magnet above it so the magnet and paperclip are close, but not touching. Let go of the paper clip. The paper clip should float.
The magnetic force travels through the air, attracting and suspending the metal paper clip so that it floats in mid-air.
This is a nice beginner experiment for helping children understand magnetic fields. Our kids enjoyed making the paper clip float as if by magic and loved making Santa fly. My daughter decided she wanted to make a snowflake dance and drew a snowflake to attach to a paperclip. My son found out that his Thomas the Train engine has magnets on the ends and discovered those magnets were strong enough that he could make the engine hang from the end of the paperclip attached by tape to the counter. We also talked about how magnetic fields can go through materials like paper (demonstrate by hanging a piece of paper on the refrigerator with a magnet). We used ordinary circle shaped magnets for our experiment, but since the kids liked this so much, we're considering buying some stronger, scientific magnets with clearly labeled poles, so that we can conduct more experiments using magnets.
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In Syfy's reality competition "Opposite Worlds," Twitter put unprecedented power in the hands of viewers, supplying them with the ability to reward popular contestants with a luxurious spa day while punishing others with a less savory task: cleaning human excrement.
The little blue birdie has fluttered into the writers room on Fox's "Sleepy Hollow," inspiring one episode to address viewers' dismay, voiced loudly on Twitter, over the central character's Revolutionary War era attire. For a humorous few moments, Ichabod Crane doffs his period costume for a pair of uncomfortably contemporary skinny jeans.
These shows are just a sample of the sorts of experimentation being done as network executives and producers navigate social media (and interactivity) to attract viewers to the living room TV and keep them engaged. About one-third of all prime-time shows employ some Twitter element — from NBC's "The Voice," which lets viewers turn to Twitter to "save" performers whom judges have eliminated, to ABC's "Scandal," whose actors converse online with viewers as each episode is telecast. Just last week, Twitter cemented its reputation as TV's favorite follower during the Oscar telecast when host Ellen Degeneres' star-studded "selfie" set a record for most retweets.
In a nutshell: @Twitter is #trendingwithTV more than ever b4.
"What has popped up in the last five years is TV viewers have a connection to show runners and actors that is more immediate and transparent," said Geoffrey Long, who explores transmedia experiences for USC's Annenberg Innovation Lab. "There's an active dialogue that is no longer heavily one-sided. We're still in the early stages of how that changes things."
The social network has carefully cultivated the Twitter-TV association. The San Francisco company forged a partnership with Nielsen to produce ratings based on the audience for TV-related conversations. It struck partnerships with major networks, including CBS, NBC, Fox and ESPN as well as with sports leagues. Advertisers similarly have jumped into Twitter's nest, with major brands including Budweiser, Coca-Cola, Doritos, Honda and H&M all incorporating Twitter hashtags as part of their Super Bowl ad campaigns.
"It's past experimental for many agencies. It's proven to drive engagement at scale," said Mike Margolin, senior vice president of audience strategy for Santa Monica-based RPA, Honda's ad agency.
Twitter's head of television, Fred Graver, said 85% of the network shows that premiered last fall were accompanied by live tweeting, and 30% to 40% of prime-time shows continue to maintain a presence on the social network. Hashtags, those short phrases that follow a pound sign, are plastered on corners of the TV screen, not-so-subtly guiding viewers on their episodic tweeting adventure.
Television network executives have sought to reach viewers on a variety of social media platforms, from Facebook to visually oriented sites such as Instagram and Pinterest. With some 241 million people using Twitter each month, networks have been encouraging actors such as Sarah Michelle Gellar of CBS' "The Crazy Ones" and Natasha Lyonne of Netflix's "Orange Is the New Black" to join the digital bandwagon to help build buzz; of course, not everyone has given way to peer pressure (some holdouts: Andy Samberg of Fox's "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," the cast of NBC's "The Blacklist").
Misha Collins, who plays the angel Castiel on the long-running CW drama "Supernatural," said social media has contributed to the show's longevity. He said Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles, who play brothers following in their father's footsteps as demon hunters, cultivated a connection with fans when the show premiered in 2005.
"Jared and Jensen started going to fan conventions early on. It fed this live interaction with the fans," said Collins, who has amassed a following of 1.3 million people on Twitter. "When I came on, I started a Twitter account. That sort of moved that live interaction into the virtual environment."
And it's not just the stars — the creative minds behind TV's most popular shows have awoken from their deep slumber to the sound of the chirping. Some writers rooms have adopted Twitter accounts to engage with viewers, cognizant of its pervasiveness and how it applies to 21st century storytelling.
"It's become an essential part of our storytelling and our shows," said Alex Kurtzman, executive producer of Fox's supernatural drama "Sleepy Hollow." "There [once was] a distinction between that thing that used to be off to the side, and other people handled, and the way we're actually breaking stories in the room for the episodes that air on television. It's all part of the same process now."
The show's writers take turns tweeting during each broadcast, opening the door to the writers room and giving viewers insights into story choices and character motivation. The writers pay attention to fan discussions — and in some cases, have introduced plot elements in response to comments about the show, a modern retelling of Washington Irving's "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow."
Crane's appearance in skinny jeans was a signal to the viewers that the writers were paying attention to their comments. "We all felt very strongly that it's like asking Superman to take off his cape. Then he's not Superman," Kurtzman said. "But there were so many people online who had so much to say about his clothes, we sat down in the writers room and tried to come up with creative ways to address those concerns."
The backlash on Twitter and on other online platforms was part of what prompted "The Good Wife" writers to wrap up more quickly a story line involving Kalinda (Archie Punjabi) and her mysterious estranged husband in Season 4. When two characters on ABC Family's "Pretty Little Liars" — Emily and Maya — broke up, fans of that union gathered online to orchestrate a protest and sent 10,000 pink pens to the writers.
"They said to write Maya back into the show," King recalled. "Although we couldn't do that for various reasons, we did let them know we heard them." A subsequent episode features a scene where a stack of those pens made a cameo.
Long foresees a day when the format of the medium — 140 or fewer characters — influences how beats of a story are told.
"I think what we're going to see more and more of, are TV writers thinking and writing in ways that lend themselves to quotability and spreadability?" he said.
The evolution to that has already begun.
"Mob City" creator Frank Darabont adapted the script for the TNT miniseries pilot to Twitter, telling the story through a series of tweets that began with the opening moments, "Open on the exterior of a New York City street at night."
But not everyone is sold on drinking from the digital water cooler.
Scott Gimple, show runner and executive producer of AMC powerhouse "The Walking Dead," is cautious about giving too much power to the thumb-to-text chatter. A feat that requires discipline considering the zombie drama consistently dominates Twitter-related activities during its first-run episodes, with creative episode-specific hashtags mentioned on commercial breaks and during the companion show, "The Talking Dead."
"You'll see a tweet that's like, 'Ugh! This show is so boring,' and filtering in right after it is one that's like 'That scene had me on the edge of my seat!'" Gimple said. "It's a very popular show and people have all sorts of opinions, and their opinions are valid, and their opinions are theirs.... But you can't go in trying to serve that one guy who said that or this girl that said this. That's a slippery slope."
Reality shows, particularly competitions such as "American Idol" and "The Bachelor," tend to lend themselves naturally to online conversations. As do larger-than-life dramas like HBO's "Game of Thrones" or soapy dramas like "Scandal," a political thriller in which actress Kerry Washington plays a former White House communications director who runs a crisis management firm while maintaining a torrid affair with the president.
In a twist, the medium that has become a tool for comedians to experiment with jokes has, in some ways, proved to be a challenge when it comes to being a tool for TV comedies. The format still allows for pre-show buildup in the form of sharing memes or teasers, but when it comes to live-tweeting, things get tricky.
"It's a weird thing because you don't want to miss a joke," said Ike Barinholtz, a cast member and writer for "The Mindy Project." "It's one of those things where maybe you tweet during a commercial break about whatever made you laugh."
The Syfy network found itself caught up in the conversational tsunami that is Twitter last summer with the release of the made-for-TV disaster movie "Sharknado." The New York Daily News published an image from the film, sparking a social media phenomenon that, at one point, produced more than 5,000 tweets per minute. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius weighed in with a tweet, noting the injuries would be covered under Obamacare.
The network tried tro harness that power with its recently concluded "Opposite Worlds," which incorporated social media into its premise. It factored into the selection of the show's host, Luke Tipple, who has more than 136,000 followers on Twitter.
Participation on the social media platform was a central element of the show, in which two teams shared a house divided into different environments — one which boasted all the trappings of contemporary civilization, while the other was set in the Stone Age — and competed for a shot at a $100,000 grand prize.
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Syfy hired Georgetown University Yahoo Fellow in Residence Kalev H. Leetaru to analyze Twitter conversations in real time to produce a leader board that dynamically ranked the contestants, based on their popularity. It was a sophisticated task that involved recognizing tweets that contained any of 100 hashtags and extracted the meaning of viewer comments that may contain abbreviations, slang and misspellings.
In a page borrowed from "The Hunger Games," viewers went online to choose rewards and punishments for the most and least popular participants.
"The object of the exercise [was] to create urgent, appointment viewing," Syfy President Dave Howe said of the network's first reality show. "It becomes that much more urgent, because, in terms of the social media and the storytelling, you have to be in on it at the time it's happening, otherwise you're really out of touch with what's been going on."
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John Birch
Put simply, John Birch was a devoted Christian missionary who heroically served in World War II and was killed by Chinese Communists 10 days after the end of the war, when he was only 27. Communists that were supposedly WWII allies with the U.S.
Birch's parents had been told that he was killed by a stray bullet, but only after accidentally seeing details of his death due to the carelessness of a young military officer. George and Ethel Birch knew that something had gone terribly wrong, and they didn't even know that there had been an official investigation. For five years, Ethel traveled the country grilling those men who served with John, from fellow soldiers to commanding officers.
Finally, she wrote to California Senator William Knowland who finally was given access to John Birch's file that was marked "Top Secret." He was so moved by what he saw that he gave a speech on the floor of the Senate on September 5, 1950, berating the government for its cover-up, as the result of bringing John Birch's death to light could have led to different relations with China and North Korea.
Nearly ten years after Birch's death, JBS Founder Robert Welch discovered that the death of Captain John Birch had been covered up after reading Knowland's speech. Welch wrote and had published The Life of John Birch in 1954.
John Birch was a simple, but highly intelligent man, who worked hard to serve God, spread God's word, and fought for the freedom to do so. During his service in the war, he longed for the day when he could once again work the land, raise a family and dutifully serve God, as seen in the prose he wrote four months before his death called "The War Weary Farmer."
I should like to find the existence of what my father called "Plain living and high thinking." I want some fields and hills, woodlands and streams I can call my own. I want to spend my strength in making fields green, and the cattle fat, so that I may give sustenance to my loved ones, and aid to those neighbors who suffer misfortune; I do not want a life of monotonous paper-shuffling or of trafficking with money-mad traders. I only want enough of science to enable fruitful husbandry of the land with simple tools, a time for leisure, and the guarding of my family's health. I do not care to be absorbed in the endless examining of force and space and matter, which I believe can only slowly lead to God. I do not want a hectic hurrying from place to place on whizzing machines or busy streets. I do not want an elbowing through crowds of impatient strangers who have time neither to think their own thoughts nor to know real friendship. I want to live slowly, to relax with my family before a glowing fireplace, to welcome the visits of my neighbors, to worship God, to enjoy a book, to lie on a shaded grassy bank and watch the clouds sail across the blue. I want to love a wife who prefers rural peace to urban excitement, one who would rather climb a hilltop to watch a sunset with me than to take a taxi to any Broadway play. I want a woman who is not afraid of bearing children, and who is able to rear them with a love for home and the soil, and the fear of God. I want of government only protection against the violence and injustices of evil or selfish men. I want to reach the sunset of life sound in body and mind, flanked by strong sons and grandsons, enjoying the friendship and respect of neighbors, surrounded by fertile fields and sleek cattle, and retaining my boyhood faith in Him who promised a life to come. Where can I find this world? Would its anachronism doom it to ridicule or loneliness? Is there yet a place for such simple ways in my own America or must I seek a vale in [Chinese] Turkestan where peaceful flocks still graze the quiet hills?
Robert Welch explained at the founding meeting of The John Birch Society why he had chosen John as the namesake for the organization. He said,
" …the young man I admire most of all those America has produced was a fundamentalist Baptist missionary named John Birch. My own obsession with this fight against the increasing forces of evil in the world, which … has caused me to give up business career and income and any prospect of ever having any peace or leisure again during my lifetime, is due in large part to my admiration for John Birch; to my feeling that I simply had to pick up and carry, to the utmost of my ability and energy, the torch of a humane righteousness which he was carrying so well and so faithfully when the Communists struck him down."
Robert Welch discussed the idea with John's parents, and they agreed to grant permission. They became Life Members of the Society.
To learn more of John Birch, read The Secret File on John Birch by James & Marti Hefley and The Life of John Birch by Robert Welch. Members can download The Life of John Birch for free.
Two videos about John Birch, Who Is John Birch? and The Adventures of Captain John Birch are also available online.


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FRISCO, Texas (Tuesday, June 17) – FC Dallas earned passage into the fifth round of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup with a 2-0 victory over NASL side San Antonio Scorpions tonight at Toyota Stadium.
FC Dallas will now travel to Houston to face the Dynamo early next week. The winner of that match qualifies for the quarterfinal round of the 101-year-old tournament.
FC Dallas' Chris Seitz earned his second shutout, and the first at Toyota Stadium this year, but the goalkeeper was kept busy throughout the first half. After making a straightforward save on an Eric Hassli deflection in the 17th minute, Seitz was tested by San Antonio forward Billy Forbes in the 32nd minute. Forbes broke through off to the right side of the six-yard box and attempted to pick out the back post, but Seitz got down to make a diving save. The deflection fell to a wide-open Hassli but the Frenchman was unable to keep his shot on frame.
San Antonio was back at it again in the 36th minute when Freddie Braun went by his marker on the left side and fired a shot, low to Seitz left side. Once again, the 27-year-old goalkeeper did well to make a diving save that looked destined for the side-netting of FC Dallas' goal.
FC Dallas head coach Oscar Pareja shifted Fabian Castillo up front to start the second half in place of Tesho Akindele, who left the match at halftime. Andrew Jacobson slid into Castillo's position on the left flank. The move gave Dallas a distinct advantage in possession through the early minutes of the second half.
Dallas' best chance came in the 53rd minute when Castillo won the ball back and slipped a pass inside to Andres Escobar. The Colombian quickly played a one-two pass with Blas Perez and would have been in alone on goal if not for a well-timed slide tackle by San Antonio defender Julius Jones.
Drifting into the center of the pitch during the half, Jacobson provided the cutting pass that finally broke down San Antonio's defense in the 74th minute. The long ball was read perfectly by Castillo, who brought the ball down in stride, ran at San Antonio's Jeremy Vuolo, and got off a left-footed shot that split the goalkeeper's legs on its way into the back of the net.
Dallas took a two-goal lead in the 81st minute when Escobar raced up the left flank to catch late substitute David Texeira and make a fine overlapping run. Texeira, who had entered the match just three minutes earlier, put a perfect pass on Escobar's foot and the 23-year-old finished off the chance with a well-struck ball that beat Vuolo at the near post.
Scoring Summary:
DAL – Fabian Castillo (Andrew Jacobson) 74
DAL – Andres Escobar (David Texeira) 81
FC Dallas – Chris Seitz, Moises Hernandez, Stephen Keel, Zach Loyd, Je-Vaughn Watson, Fabian Castillo (Jair Benitez 86), Victor Ulloa, Adam Moffat, Andres Escobar, Tesho Akindele (Andrew Jacobson 46), Blas Perez (David Texeira 78).
Substitutes Not Used: Raul Fernandez, Cobi Span, Nick Walker, Ryan Hollingshead.
Total Shots: 7 (Blas Perez, Andres Escobar, Moises Hernandez 2); Shots on Goal: 2 (Fabian Castillo, Andres Escobar 1); Fouls: 10 (Andres Escobar, Moises Hernandez 3); Offsides: 2 (Fabian Castillo 2); Corners: 5 (Andres Escobar 5); Saves: 6 (Chris Seitz 6).
San Antonio Scorpions – Jeremy Vuolo, Gerg Janicki, Freddie Braun (Julio Garcia 80), Stephen Deroux, Julius James, Jonathan Borrajo, Danny Barrera, Walter Restrepo, Richard Manjivar, Billy Forbes, Eric Hassli.
Substitutes Not Used: Troy Hernandez, Leon Cruz.
Total Shots: 14 (Billy Forbes 4); Shots on Goal: 6 (Freddy Brann, Billy Forbes 2); Fouls: 15 (Danny Barrera, Jullius James 3) Offsides: 1 (Walter Reskepo 1); Corners: 2 (Danny Barrera 2); Saves: 0.
Misconduct Summary:
DAL – Andres Escobar (caution) 57
SAS – Eric Hassli (caution) 69
Referee: Ted Unkel
Referee's Assistants: Jennifer Garner, Jeff Greeson
Fourth Official: Bill Johnson
Attendance: 2296
Weather: Partly Sunny, 90 degrees
FC Dallas head coach Oscar Pareja
(It was a) difficult game, very difficult game, especially the first half. I thought for a long part of the first half we gave some options, and I have to say that we weren't surprised at the game San Antonio had today. It was a very hard competition for us. We took it in a very professional way. They gave us a lot of difficulties in the first half, but I thought the boys fought it out. The second half was much better. We scored a couple of goals and got a result, but it was a very difficult competition.
On Fabian Castillo and Andres Escobar….
It's great to see them jelling already and see how they are getting some understanding on the field. Andres (Escobar) looks more engaged and committed with everything we want. Obviously, Fabian is coming off a very long stretch and the last month has been very hard, not only with him, but with the whole team, all the adversity the boys had to get through in the last 40 days. But today was very healthy for the group to see. Andres is getting great chemistry with the forwards and the whole team. I thought he was very, very important for us as an individual.
Today was a great night for the organization on seeing young players participating in the game and seeing players who have been running in the biggest stretch we've had, the last 40 days, come out and show a commitment and also the guys who we brought here to see how they are impacting the game, so that's great news today.
On facing Houston in the next round…
It's a very important competition and we want to take it seriously. We knew today that the boys were going to feel the heat, the effort that we have gotten through in the last 40 days and we wanted to come through and face this game with all we can, and then advancing to the next round, going to Houston, it's big. It's not just for the rivalry. It's because we really want to get this trophy. It's important. The boys are committed to it. We know it's challenging with our schedule, but our mind is set on fighting hard for this cup.
FC Dallas goalkeeper Chris Seitz
On San Antonio...
They were a very, very high energy team. We had to get going a little bit. It maybe took us 45 minutes to get into the game. In the second half, we were able to come out and really control the ball, control possession and field position. To be out there, keep the clean sheet... It's always good for the team. It's the performance that we have been looking for...
On picking up the team's first clean sheet at Toyota Stadium this season...
You look at the guys we had back there [on defense]... Every single one of them grind it out. That is kind of what we have been looking for this year. The intangibles... They did all the right things. They were never taking breaks on plays. All of them. Mo [Hernandez] had a couple great tackles. Zach [Loyd] and [Stephen] Keel were very busy and Je-Vaughn [Watson] helped out with a game-saving tackle in the first half. Every guy put in a great shift tonight. It's a good start towards something we hope to carry throughout the entire tournament as well as in league play.
FC Dallas midfielder/forward Fabian Castillo
Can you take us through the game-winning goal?
The play started with AJ [Andrew Jacobson]. His long cross just shifted the game and the only thing I had to do was run, meet the ball and after controlling the ball, just get in the box. Winning that position enabled me to pick my head up, look for a cross... I didn't see anyone so I decided to take the shot on net and thankfully, I was able to score the game-winning goal.
On his first touch, when receiving the pass from Jacobson...
Whenever you take a touch like that when you're a forward - speed doesn't matter. The touch itself puts you into an attacking position. It felt good. I try to make those plays all the time and sometimes it doesn't work out. Sometimes your first touch goes too long, other times too short... When you feel a touch like tonight and you see the ball bouncing right where you wanted it, that's when you know that you are in a good place [You know you're confidence is back].
What does it mean to be on the scoresheet for the second straight game with your friend and fellow Colombian Andres Escobar?
I'm happy for Andres [Escobar] because since he arrived in the team he's been working hard trying to reach the goals he set for himself. He's getting there little by little. I'm very happy to see him score both in the league and in [the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup]. It makes Andres happy as well because he's contributing more for the team and that's good news for everyone.


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One of my favourite sayings that I like using out of context is "When in Rome …". I only think I know what this means. I do know that when I am visiting the North American country below Canada I drink American wines almost exclusively.
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Friday, October 21, 2011
we ate a baby for breakfast
When I saw Amy Karol's post about Dutch Babies and how easy and good they are, I had the urge to make one immediately. But since it was 11:30 pm and I was the only one awake, I decided to wait until this morning.
And it really is as easy as she says it is. I was impressed with how it looked, and I got some gratifying oohs and ahhs from Things 1&2 when it came out of the oven. We devoured it hot with lemon syrup and also maple. Next time I'll try one less egg and adding a dash of salt and vanilla in the batter and see how that turns out. Because when it is this easy and this good, there will indeed be a next time. I was reading some of the post comments and a few folks mentioned this is just like a Yorkshire pudding only you eat it with gravy. Good excuse to make one for dinner.
I try not to miss Amy's mouth-watering food posts. I've made several things from her tips and they've always been hits, including this soup which is now an oft requested family classic.
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Yummm...my fav! I had that for my birthday breakfast on monday! :-) We eat it with a squeeze of lemon, berries and powdered sugar. ;) SO good.ReplyDelete
Just so you know, I wanted to let you know, so we are all clear on that... I am Dutch and I cantell you that we don't actually eat babies... But this looks yummy!ReplyDelete
Lemon syrup sounds pretty damn good as well, never heard of that either!ReplyDelete
Maaike, LOL. Yes, why are these called Dutch Babies for pete's sake? I've also heard them called Dutch pancakes. But that's not nearly as fun.ReplyDelete
whyducks, my lemon syrup is heinously complex. First you combine powdered sugar and lemon juice. And this is the tricky bit, you warm it in the microwave for 15 seconds. It's not for the novice. :-)
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Dax Shepard has only been a dad for four months, but he seems to already have mastered parenting.
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Murray Hill & New Providence, New Jersey, U.S., February 22, 2011 – Linde North America will support the Mercedes-Benz F-CELL World Drive, commemorating the 125th anniversary of the invention of the automobile. The drive will make stops in 32 cities in North America between February 24 and March 18.
Linde North America is part of The Linde Group, which was selected by Mercedes-Benz as the exclusive global hydrogen partner for the F-CELL World Drive, an ambitious endurance drive of three Mercedes B-Class F-CELL hydrogen-powered fuel-cell cars around the world.
The tour launched on January 30, from Stuttgart, Germany. Each of the cars will travel over 18,500 miles across four continents and 14 countries in 125 days. The vehicles will arrive in the U.S. for the North American leg of the tour -- starting in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on February 24 and ending in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on March 18. The vehicles will make fueling stops in 32 cities in between, including eight cities where Linde plants are located.
"We are excited about the opportunity to participate in Mercedes-Benz's world tour," said Pat Murphy, president of Linde North America. "It's a great opportunity for Linde to demonstrate the capability of our hydrogen fueling technology," he said. "Linde has years of hydrogen fueling experience encompassing both stationary and mobile technologies. We are proud that Mercedes-Benz has recognized this experience and our innovative capabilities and has chosen us as their exclusive hydrogen fueling partner for the tour," Murphy said.
Linde and Mercedes-Benz co-developed a new mobile 700-bar refueling unit that houses all the technology required to compress and fuel hydrogen on the move. Key design criteria include 700-bar refueling pressure and a compact footprint for easy transport by air. Linde also developed the entire hydrogen supply and logistics concept for about 400 refuelings planned around the globe, remote regions included. Linde will supply more than 600,000 normal cubic feet of hydrogen in total for the tour.
Linde was one of the earliest entrants into the field of hydrogen fueling and is a leading supplier of hydrogen fueling systems. The company has already equipped more than 70 stations in 15 countries and has supported well over 200,000 successful hydrogen refuelings worldwide. The company is involved in many hydrogen fueling station projects throughout North America including the successful installation of hydrogen fueling stations for forklifts for Wal-Mart in Ohio. Linde is currently installing fueling stations for both buses and cars for AC Transit in Emeryville, California.
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Sure you could characterize it as Carey Price enduring "a wrist shot right...in the...middle...of the net" but we all know better. The immediate doubling over is a tell-tale sign of a nut shot.
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Ron Marz, Joe Staton, Matthew Dow Smith, Nelson Blake, Richard Kane Ferguson, and Paul Harding appear on Saturday, August 13th, 2011 from 1:00PM – 4:00PM!
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