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Use this pie dough recipe to make Chicken and Kale Hand Pies with Cheddar Crust (pictured).
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- 1¼ c. all-purpose flour
- ½ tsp. Coarse salt
- ½ c. cold unsalted butter
- ¼ c. ice water
- In a food processor, pulse flour and salt to combine. Add butter; pulse until mixture resembles coarse meal, with a few pea-size pieces of butter remaining. Sprinkle with 2 tablespoons ice water; pulse until dough is crumbly but holds together when squeezed (if necessary, add up to 2 tablespoons more water, 1 tablespoon at a time). Form dough into a 1-inch-thick rectangle, wrap tightly in plastic, and refrigerate until firm, 1 hour (or up to 3 days).
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What is Bodybuilding?
Bodybuilding is lifting weights and following a strict high protein diet, in order to acheive muscle mass in an aesthetic way. In other words gaining muscle mass, but not with excessive fat, is the ultimate goal for both male and female bodybuilders.
Bodybuilding contests can be either amateur or professional. The two biggest professional bodybuilder competitions are Mr. Olympia and Arnold Classic. Arnold Schwarzenegger won the olympia title 7 times in a row.
You can classify all bodybuilders into two lifestyles; "natural" or "steroid users". The natural ones don't use any hormone assistance (anabolic steroids or human growth hormone) and rely on nutritional supplements and natural herbal supplements. Anabolic steroid use is frowned upon more in the bodybuilding community with woman bodybuilders than men. This is because of the permanent physiological effects it can have as a "male hormone" on the female body.
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The Center for Global Health at the University of Virginia School of Medicine announced today that it will receive funding through the Biomarkers of Gut Function and Health program within the Grand Challenges in Global Health initiative. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation launched the initiative to overcome persistent bottlenecks preventing the creation of new and better health solutions for the developing world.
Dr. Richard L. Guerrant, founding director of the Center for Global Health, will continue to pursue a research project, "Novel Metabonomic Biomarkers of Gut Function and Health: Modeling Enteropathy and Field Validation."
Guerrant, the principal investigator of the project, notes that the effort facilitates the discovery of new and existing biomarkers of intestinal dysfunction, or enteropathy, that signal problems with children's normal growth and development. This will allow researchers to assess innovative interventions that will improve children's health and long-term outcomes.
"This project brings together exciting new collaborations with colleagues in England as well as with colleagues at several collaborative sites in Africa, South America and Asia," said Guerrant, Thomas H. Hunter Professor of International Medicine.
The goal of the Biomarkers of Gut Function grant program is to identify and validate biomarkers that can assess gut function and guide new ways to improve the health and development of children in the developing world.
Guerrant's project was one of seven grants announced today.
"Safeguarding the health of young children is one of the world's most urgent priorities and a core focus of our work," said Chris Wilson, Director of Discovery & Translational Sciences at the Gates Foundation. "We hope the suite of grants announced today will give us a deeper understanding of the reasons underlying stunted growth in children in the developing world and how this can be predicted to guide new approaches to improve the health and development of these children."
U.Va.'s Center for Global Health has spent more than three decades seeking to better understand and prevent early childhood diarrhea and enteric infections. The effort has produced pioneering data demonstrating the infections' devastating long-term effects – Guerrant notes that infections in the first two years of life can stunt a child's growth by 8 centimeters by age 7 and reduce cognitive ability by as much as 10 IQ points.
The Gates grant will allow the center and the Division of Infectious Diseases and International Health to build upon their ongoing work to assess established and novel biomarkers to better understand and prevent environmentally caused enteropathy. By identifying children at risk and assessing interventions to improve their health, the center is making a difference in the lives of children around the world.
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THE Skype is the limit for a computer-savvy centenarian after a bubbly birthday bash.
Ellen Napier proved age is no barrier as she embraced new technology to turn 103 with glee on Sunday.
The sprightly great-grandmother, a resident at Bishop Ramsey Court sheltered accomodation in South Shields, spent her milestone day with daughter Roberta and son-in-law Tony at the Blue Rooms Motel, off Western Approach, before catching up with other family members from Hertfordshire via internet video calling system Skype.
Champagne was flowing courtesy of generous Blue Rooms staff, with conversation just as sparkling as Ellen went interface-to-face on the world wide web.
Tony, 74, said: "What surprised me is she didn't question where these faces were coming from.
"She took to it like a duck to water. It can take a bit of getting used to, but she was fine."
The video talk capped off a fantastic day for Ellen, who is already looking forward to reaching a milestone 105th birthday in two years.
After receiving her first telegram from The Queen for reaching three figures, she is anxiously awaiting another royal seal of approval, awarded for reaching 105.
Tony added: "It was just a nice, quiet day with Ellen and my wife. The Blue Rooms very kindly supplied us with champagne.
"Ellen wants another telegram from The Queen, and I'm sure she will get it.
Ellen, who has four great-grandchildren, two grandchildren and one daughter, was born in Newcastle before moving to America in the late 1920s to embark upon a career in hairdressing.
She continued to prove a cut above the rest when she moved back across the pond, working at Selfridges in London and Bainbridges in Newcastle, before retiring to South Shields.
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WINGHAM residents are counting their blessings after a grass fire raged through back yards.
The fire took hold last Friday near a property on Sunset Avenue and razed a large part of Bill Polkinghorne's well maintained back yard, just 10 minutes after Bill had left the house at 10am.
Kim Giles, who called triple zero, spotted the fire from across the street, travelling towards Bill's neighbour's shed.
Peter Jacklin was in his shed at the time but was fortunate to escape and assist Kim in efforts to extinguish the flames. Other neighbours soon joined them and fought the blaze with hoses and watering cans, even attempting to beat it out with wet bags.
The fire became too hot and was moving too fast for the residents to gain control and it soon took out the paddock beside Bill's house and was carried by the wind higher up the ridge. Homes on Skyline Drive fell within the path of the fast moving front and again neighbours fought valiantly to protect the buildings.
RFS and Fire and Rescue NSW crews from Wingham, Tinonee and Taree were on the scene quickly and fought the fire in changeable conditions.
Wingham's Fire and Rescue NSW captain Dave O'Donnell said the wind kept changing and the front changed a number of times.
However he said most of the residents had well maintained back yards which made it easier to gain control of the fire. In total six fire engines were required to control the blaze that burnt more than 35 acres and came within half a metre of homes.
For Bill Polkinghorne, an ex-fireman himself, he is grateful for the efforts of neighbours and fire fighters.
"It's lucky I left the hoses out," he said, explaining that his training as a fireman had left a lasting impression on him - he always leaves at least three hoses lying around the yard.
He said grass fires are deceptive and he has seen such fires in the Riverina, on short well mown grass, travel at 50-60 miles an hour. "They're frightening," he said.
Local residents were in shock, particularly those whose homes came so close to being lost.
"You just don't expect it in town," said Kim Giles.
"It has just been so dry for so long, it was hot and the wind just took it."
Fire crews were still on the scene well into the afternoon blacking out and investigating the cause of the fire. The fire is not considered to be suspicious.
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The "Halo Effect" Accents Your Website Home Page
The "Halo Effect" Accents Your Website Home Page: According to researchers at Carleton University in Ontario, Canada, first impressions of web pages are formed in as little as 50 milliseconds (1/20th of a second); web surfers make instantaneous judgments about a site's visual appeal.
But, more importantly, this positive or negative gut reaction carries throughout the duration of the person's experience on that site. This carry over of first impressions is sometimes called the "halo effect," or cognitive "confirmation bias," where users search for confirming evidence and ignore evidence contrary to their initial impression. The desire of the ego to be right makes it look for evidence that will validate the initial hypothesis (first impression).
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Yes, now that the World Wide Web is accessed by millions of people daily, results of physiological and psychological studies are trickling in. According to research published by Dr. Gitte Lindgaard in Behaviour and Information Technology, "My colleagues believed it would be impossible to really see anything in less than 500 milliseconds." So, he and his research team wanted to test how people formed first impressions. They tested users by flashing web pages for 500 milliseconds and 50 milliseconds onto the screen and had participants rate them on various scales such as interesting to boring, good design to bad design, good color to bad color, good layout to bad layout, and imaginative to unimaginative. The results at both time intervals were consistent between participants, although the longer display produced more consistent results.
They marveled at the judgments formed by the subjects. They learned that "halo effect" of that emotional first impression carries over to cognitive judgments of a web site's other characteristics, including usability and credibility. The speed of these judgments precludes cognitive thought! This pre-cognitive "affective reaction" is a physiological response to what people see on the screen.
Lindgaard commented, "The strong impact of the visual appeal of the site seemed to draw attention away from usability problems. This suggests that aesthetics, or visual appeal, factors may be detected first and that these could influence how users judge subsequent experience…hence, even if a website is highly usable and provides very useful information presented in a logical arrangement, this may fail to impress a user whose first impression of the site was negative."
In a precursor to the Carleton study, in 2003 B.J. Fogg of the Persuasive Technology Lab at Stanford University found that a "clean, professional look" was cited by 46.1% of participants when evaluating sites for web credibility. Information Design/Structure was cited 28.5% of the time, while Information Focus was cited 25.1% of the time. While the factors varied for different types of sites, disguised advertising and popup ads, stale content, broken or non-credible links, difficult navigation, typographical errors, popup ads, and slow or unavailable sites were found to harm credibility the most.
Since studies show that reliable decisions about your site can be made in as little as 1/20th of a second and that this emotional judgment can color subsequent judgments made later, even though your site may have superior products, services, or usability, an initial negative halo can steer customers to your competition. Take the opportunity to create a clean, professional and fast-loading site and reap the positive halo effect.
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"There are so many weird topics on this record from having sexy time with a ghost to getting hypnotized and going into past lives. I just really wanted the theme of this record to be the magic of life," she told Seacrest.
Yes, "having sexy time" means what you think it means: Her song is about the time she had sex with a ghost. "I had a couple of experiences with the supernatural. I don't know his name! He was a ghost! I'm very open to it....I was in Africa rehabilitating baby lions. I went diving with great white sharks, and just went on this crazy spirit quest. I got hypnotized, and I just really wanted this record to be really positive, really raw, really vulnerable and about the magic of life."
While this may seem like a bizarre (or publicity-savvy) revelation, Kesha is not alone; in fact many people have reported similar sexual experiences with spirits... and psychologists may have an explanation.
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they are evil spirits. they are not male nor female, they don't have a gender. they appear in the form you like (sexual orientation). they try to gain influence and power over you, for their own and only for their own interests.
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do you believe in the existence of non-human spiritual entities interacting with humans in this world ?
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I've heard of succubus and incubus before (there's a hilarious Ghost Adventures episode about this phenomena).
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When I was a kid, our neighbors had a 'dirty old man' ghost in their house. It was the house that the town undertaker had lived in before he died so we all figure it was the ghost of the undertaker who was 'bothering' the girls in the house. He'd sit on their beds and breath heavy and they'd get a feeling like a dirty old man was leering at them ... etc etc.


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Fiery crash near Gonzales kills one
Feb. 20, 2013 at 9 p.m.
Updated Feb. 20, 2013 at 8:21 p.m.
A Pearsall man died Wednesday morning in a fiery traffic crash about four miles west of Gonzales.
Rafael Ortiz, 63, driving a Freightliner tractor with a crude oil tanker trailer, was traveling east on alternate U.S. Highway 90 near Farm-to-Market Road 2091 when he left the roadway, overcorrected and the truck rolled over, Department of Public Safety officials said.
Both the truck and trailer caught fire, said DPS Trooper Jason Reyes.
Residents within about a mile-and-half radius were evacuated as a precaution and the roadway was closed.
Residents returned and the highway reopened about 2:30 p.m., the trooper said.
It is unknown if rain was a factor. The crash continues to be under investigation, Reyes said.
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Weekend Event Roundup
It's going to be a busy weekend in San Fernando, so here are the essential events for quick reference. If you're in the mood for comedy, art or feel-good efforts to promote healthy living, don't sleep on things to do this weekend. As always, you can find things to do on this side of the San Fernando Valley by visiting the "Events" page.
Friday, July 8
Mike the Poet: open mic night featuring Mike Sonsen, spoken word artist, journalist and educator. Tia Chucha's Centro Cultural & Bookstore, 8 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Saturday, July 9
Relay for Life San Fernando: a 24-hour fundraising walk to aid the fight against cancer. San Fernando Recreation Park, 9 a.m. – 9 a.m.
Sylmar Farmer's Market: fresh food and more from local vendors at this farmer's market. This week, there will be a Kaiser/Los Angeles County health event, with fitness walks taking place at 9:15, 10:15 and 11:15 a.m. at El Cariso Park. Register near the market at the college first. Los Angeles Mission College, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Bike Ride: Bike a 7 to 10 mile ride through the community of San Fernando as part of Relay for Life 2011. Promote alternative transportation and a healthier lifestyle as a means to prevent cancer. San Fernando Recreation Park, 6 p.m.
Happy Birthday, Frida: an evening with George Yepes and his new Frida Kahlo-related artwork. Mademoiselle Boutique, 7 p.m. – 9 p.m.
House of Brews Comedy, Episode III: the third installment in a series of comedy nights starring Flip Schultz and magician The Great Omar. Also, in conjunction with the event, VFW bar (111 N. Hagar Street in San Fernando) will offer a special House of Brews Happy Hour before the show from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. House of Brews, 8 p.m. – 10 p.m.
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Art in Motion: the GR818ERS presents the first of what's to be a monthly event. Live art, dance, music and an art exhibit. House of Brews, 1 p.m. – 7 p.m.


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Recently, on a four day float trip with some like minded friends, the discussion around the camp fire turned to "the perfect bugout bag". As a little background here, I have a group of friends that prep and normally twice per year, we take a trip with nothing but our bugout bags and use the trips to test new gear, practice newly acquired skills, validate our load plans, and, most importantly, learn from each other. The discussion of the bugout bag raged because one guy in our group is a minimalist (which I envy to some extent) and on the other end of the spectrum another guy had the kitchen sink in his bugout bag. Both are adept preppers and I have been friends with them for over twenty years, so I value both of their opinions when it comes to a lot of things. The back and forth between these two became comical to an extent but both continued to make good points for their side of the argument.
I do not think there was a clear winner, especially since I hit the rack well before they were even close to being done and in my personal opinion, prepping is personal in nature to a large extent. While there may be basic tenants that we can all follow or use as a guide in our preparations for TEOTWAWKI but too many factors play into designing the "one size fits all" prepping strategy or plan for it to be even close to feasible. We are all different physically and mentally. We all live in different locations, types of houses, and communities. Some of us have kids or an elderly parent we have to consider in our prepping and some of us only have to plan for ourselves. These are just a few of the factors that make us all different and in turn will make it necessary to develop our own plans. Something that works for me, will not work for you and vice versa. Possessing a particular skill may mean the difference between life and death for you but for me that skill may just be a nice to have skill and my time may have been better served learning a different skill that would provide more added benefit.
For eight hours the next day, I shared a canoe with my minimalist friend and since he had a captive audience, he vented on me why his bugout bag was superior to my kitchen sink friend. At one point, I seriously considered abandoning the canoe and striking out through the swamp in an attempt to find cell service so I could call my wife to come pick me up. I even went as far as studying a topo map to determine the best route out of the mess that I was in but I just sat and listened. I did not respond a lot because I knew my friend just needed to vent but after two hours of almost constant "venting" he finally asked for my opinion. I told him that I really did not have one and could see both sides of the argument and that they were both right in many ways. Naturally, he did not like my response and began to vent again but I cut him off. I proceeded to explain to him that I thought it was wonderful that he could get by and survive with a minimal amount of store bought supplies and that I was jealous in a lot of respects. He was raised in the woods, had seen hard times, and had picked up skills that allowed him to lead a lifestyle that did not require a lot of the frills or "easy buttons". I also told him that he is old, cannot sling up 90 pounds of gear like my kitchen sink friend, and was oblivious to the use and benefit of most modern electronic devices (he doesn't even own a cell phone). For the next hour or so, I continued to point out differences between each of my friends and the inherent differences in their prepping strategies as a result of those differences. At one point, I even had my minimalist friend admitting that the Midland Base Camp Radio my kitchen sink friend had brought on the Appalachian Trail hike the previous fall had probably saved us a lot of misery because of the weather reports or how nice the two-way radios a couple of us had were great for keeping the trail canoes informed of trouble spots ahead on the river.
For the remainder of that day's leg of the trip, my friend and I discussed (and laughed about) things we had learned from our other friends in the group. We discussed a lot of the "easy button" items that our kitchen sink friend had brought on various trips and laughed heartily about the items that were an absolute bust. We talked about the items that worked and we both purchased that we probably never would have known about had we not seen them in action. The list of skills, tips, devices, tools, plans, and ideas continued to grow and grow until we both realized we had learned a more than we thought from just the friends in our small group. Every single person in our small group had added value to both of our prepping strategies and plans, more than I had even realized. What started as a rough morning had turned into a pretty decent day and when we rounded the corner at our rally point, there was our kitchen sink friend starting a fire with one of his "easy button" gadgets. With a smile, my minimalist friend said loud enough for kitchen sink to hear "I sure am glad he keeps a handful of those gadgets in his bag, I'm hungry".
That night, around the fire, the discussion turned to something else but I did not join in and really do not remember the topic of conversation. I sat there half listening and reflecting on our small group. Around that fire sat a retired soldier turned environmental scientist/civil engineer, a retired soldier turned computer programmer, a biologist and avid hiker, a middle school teacher and master gardener, a cattle farmer and competition rifle shooter, and a minimalist that will always be a minimalist. Each person within the group with different skills, different knowledge, different ideas, different physical and mental makeup, and yet all linked by their love of the outdoors and their common bond of prepping.
As you travel through this prepping world, you are going to find a lot of advice and recommendations. Some of the advice will be applicable and very valuable to you, some of it will be dangerous and down, right wrong. Some people within this world will present their way as the one and only way. Others will have valuable knowledge that they are unwilling to express for fear of being attacked on their views and ideas. No one, has all the answers and very few, if any are fully prepared for TEOTWAWKI. What you have to do is evaluate all of the information that is available to you, determine what works or doesn't work, and what fits for your own unique situation. Just because something does not work for you or does not fit your situation, do not simply dismiss the person or try to convince them that they are wrong. Do your own research, determine your own path, present your side of the argument and then agree to disagree. Who knows, the next time you run across that person, he/she may have some advice that you find useful.


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Sandy Alderson shed some more light on the trade front before Friday night's game in San Diego, telling beat writers that he has yet to have any significant talks with other GMs .
"It's hard to say exactly what will happen on the trade market," the Mets GM said. "Honestly, I haven't had a lot of conversations. So it's not clear to me what the opportunities will be. We'll just have to wait and see."
"My hope is things pick up a little bit as we get into the schedule after the All-Star break, and maybe even after this weekend. But right now we're just kind of canvassing the possibilities."
The more the Mets keep playing as they are, the more I believe the Mets will do nothing at the trade deadline.
While trading a veteran like Bartolo Colon isn't necessarily a case of the Mets selling because it would be a logical move for the team, the perception that the Mets are waving the white towel and giving up will be a public relations nightmare.
I believe this is where the Wilpons step in and sort of handcuff Alderson from doing anything that can be viewed as a sell-off at a time that they're trying to convey that the organization has turned a corner.
This bodes well for Daniel Murphy who likely isn't going anywhere, at least not now. The offseason is a different story…
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Mets GM Sandy Alderson spoke with Mike Puma of the New York Post and reiterated that he has no intention of trading for any rental players at the deadline, that is players who are in the final year of their contracts.
"I don't think we would deal significant prospects or significant value for somebody who is going to help us for a couple of months," Alderson told the newspaper.
"We spent too much time improving our minor-league system and setting ourselves up for the future to commit significant resources to somebody in a deal that is only going to help us for a short period of time. In that sense we would probably be looking for somebody who can help us longer term as well."
As to what the plan is and if the 8-2 record over the last ten days has changed anything, not really.
"I think the last 10 games were important because they make the next 10 games relevant to what happens at the trade deadline," Alderson said. "We'll see what happens over the next 10 days or so. But certainly the last 10 games have to make us a little more optimistic."
I expect no matter what happens the Mets will not be buyers regardless.
Even when the Mets were 11 games under .500, Sandy kept up the pretense the Mets could be buyers, but as soon as they climbed into third place, he quickly back-tracked and continues to do so.
That's not to say I want them to be buyers, I don't. I simply want you not to believe everything you hear. Sandy is very good at what he does and he has that whole GM-speak part of his job down pat.
As for Daniel Murphy, I still believe he's a goner and that the Mets cannot afford to keep him with a significant raise coming after the season.
Don't believe a word they say about the team's financial problems being behind them. Instead, you should learn to adjust to the fact that the Mets will maintain a payroll of around $85 million for the next 4-6 years until a good portion of debt is paid down. That's the unfortunate very likely reality of the situation.
The official word on Murphy from Sandy is this:
"We're not actively looking to trade Daniel Murphy by any means," Alderson said. "That situation will resolve itself over time."
Yes, it will resolve itself. Someone will pick him up and like Angel Pagan before him, Murphy will likely get a World Series ring out of the deal. Good for him.
As for what we'll get out of the deal? More prospects I assume that can help us in a couple of years or so.


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Hello, iam very bored so i decided to turn xp off at level 84, and do alot of dungeons to get the best possible gear for lvl 84 ilvl 333! then turn it back on, and go do bgs until i hit level 85!
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When we started our family 22 years ago Kody and Meri shared a dream of a big, united, loving, plural family. As Janelle and Christine came into the family and the children started coming we continued to work together to raise the kids as brothers and sisters. When Robyn came into the family, we did the same thing. It is important to us to live as one big family with all the kids recognizing and loving each other as brothers and sisters.
We work together to try and build our family the best we can. We are all very different and unique and bring different opinions and backgrounds into our family. When we disagree on things we speak to each other, try to understand all the others opinions and decide what to do. We have many family meetings to decide what should be done with everything; children, vacations, money, goals, business, and whatever else comes our way.
We have the incredible responsibility of raising these 17 children in a loving environment filled with possibilities. We encourage our children to continue their education and attend college fulfilling whatever career they choose. We would love our children to marry who they choose and raise a wonderful family. Even if they choose not to enter into a plural family we fully support their decisions for their own life. We have been blessed with happy, healthy children and hope for wonderful things in their future.
We have a firm belief in our faith which does include living plural marriage. We also embrace the ideals of freedom of choice, charity towards all people, a personal relationship with God and having a Christ-like attitude towards others, loving and accepting them where they are. We raise and encourage our children to embrace our beliefs and hope their relationship with God is their most important one. All the wives in our family chose to enter our family. We all fell in love with Kody and he with us. Before each plural wife came into the family each wife gave her consent and believed that she belonged in our family.
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June 27, 1930 - February 1, 2011
Loretta Beam, 80, of, Nebo, NC, passed away Tuesday, February 1, 2011 at Autumn Care of Marion. She was born in Avery County, NC, to the late David Thomas Dellinger and Gertrude Nicole Burleson Dellinger.
Mrs. Beam is preceded in death by her husband Rev. Fred Beam, Jr.; and two brothers and five sisters.
She is survived by a son Jay Beam, wife Linda, of Nebo, Steve Beam, wife Virginia, of Forest City, Danita Gibbs, husband Joseph, of Nebo, Donna Thomas, husband Keith, of Marion, Patricia Simon, husband Dean, of Lawndale; Grandchildren Steve, Jr., Joshua, Jakan, Nikki, Zach, Xandi, Zach Thomas, Devon Thomas, Jamie Crist, and Shawna Khan,; and eight Great-Grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 11:00 AM on Friday, February 4, 2011 at McCall Memorial Chapel at Kirksey Funeral Home in Marion with the Rev. Mark Lawing, and Rev. Steve Beam officiating. Visitation will be Thursday February 3, 2011 at Kirksey Funeral Home in Marion, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Interment will be at Hillcrest Freewill Baptist Church Cemetery.
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Before the Elite Youth Basketball League games started Saturday, Gophers coach Richard Pitino tried to touch base with as many recruiting targets as possible who were playing in town this weekend.
It's a recruiting dead period, so Pitino and other Division I coaches weren't allowed to attend the event.
But several national players in the Nike EYBL this year have been impressed by Pitino and want to know more about his program.
Cape Henry Collegiate (Va.) High school forward Chris Clarke and his parents took an unofficial visit Friday to the University of Minnesota campus. They couldn't interact with the Gophers but saw what the university had to offer.
"I didn't get to see the facilities because of the dead period," said Clarke, who plays for the Boo Williams AAU team. "But I got to see the academic side of the school. I'm not really looking for upgraded facilities but a rowdy crowd that loves basketball."
The 6-foot-6, 185-pound Clarke also has scholarship offers from Iowa State, Kansas State, Creighton and Maryland. He wasn't able to watch much of Pitino's first season at Minnesota, which ended with 25 wins and an NIT title.
"But I kind of feel like he knows he has something to prove because he's a Pitino," Clarke said. "He's getting the job done."
Pitino said recently that he wasn't recruiting against his father, Hall of Fame Louisville coach Rick Pitino, "as much as people think."
But that could be the case with Montrose Christian (N.C.) guard Allonzo Trier, who leads the EYBL in scoring with 29 points per game.
Trier, who played for Athlete's First on Saturday, has offers from Minnesota and Louisville, among others. But he already might be out of reach for the younger Pitino as a budding All-American.
"Richard Pitino can't get the McDonald's All-Americans right now," Hoop Scoop recruiting guru Clark Francis said. "But you expect him to be able to get top 100 players or guys just outside of that ranking."
Team Takeover point guard Kevin Dorsey, Mac Irvin Fire forward Ed Morrow and All-Ohio Red forward Ahmad Wagner are rated with three stars and are not considered top 100 recruits at the moment. But Dorsey and Morrow could see their rankings change after playing at a high level in the EYBL this year.
No matter what happens with growing interest from other programs, Dorsey and Morrow would like to visit the Gophers when they are allowed to meet with the team.
Dorsey even said Minnesota was at the top of his list of schools. He watched Pitino's NIT run closely and was attracted to the way junior point guard DeAndre Mathieu was used in the pick-and-roll offense.
Mathieu was an All-Big Ten honorable mention selection in his first season with the team out of junior college.
"Coach Pitino has been talking to me a lot," Dorsey said. "They show me love, and I appreciate that. I know they won the NIT. I watched that. I really like their style. They are close to the top. They're in my top three now."
The 6-7 Morrow wowed fans at High Performance Academy in Eagan with seven dunks and 14 rebounds in a Saturday morning game.
The Gophers have a priority to sign Grand Rapids (Minn.) power forward Alex Illikainen, who plays for Howard Pulley.
"But I really would consider Minnesota," Morrow said. "I want to get to know their coaches, the staff and players a little bit more on a visit."
Gophers sophomore Wally Ellenson, who left the basketball team in February to focus on track, attended the EYBL to watch his brother Henry, who has offers from Duke and North Carolina.


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The Gift for Two People
Hunting for good jewelry deals isn't always easy, but when I find one, it makes me jump for joy. There were these amazing diamond choker collars at an online store that were available for some of the best prices that I've ever seen. Even the prices in the stores couldn't beat these prices on their best sales days, like on Black Friday or Cyber Monday. I almost thought it was too good to be true, but the prices were legitimate, so I hopped on them before they changed and ordered one for my girlfriend.
After thinking about it some more in my sleep, I decided to go back to the website and get another diamond choker, but this time I got one for my mother. She doesn't really like to wear a lot of jewelry, but in some occasions, she will take a piece out and wear it when she goes to dinner with my father. He tries to get her stuff all of the time, but she just tells him that she would rather have something else. I don't know why she doesn't like to buy much jewelry, especially since she or my father can afford to buy it, even at full price.
When I gave the choker to my girlfriend, she had the happiest expression on her face. She started jumping up and down like some kind of kid who had just eaten an entire gallon of ice cream and then poured a couple liters of soda down her throat. When I gave one to my mother, she smiled and told me how much she liked it. She put it on that day and wore it to the grocery store to do some light shopping. It was funny, because I've never see her do anything like that since I've known her.


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You're never further away than 1 post from being ridiculed and banished by the community you hold close.
We've learned a valuable lesson here today. Just a shame it was Esco and not JCB or Finny.
I can't see the pics but I did see the whole game and watched very closely. Our 3rd down personnel was perfect. Casey and Morgan on one side and Klug and Wimbley on the other worked amazingly. Has to be Williams doing because Gray never did that at all as far as I can remember from last year. Tommie Campbell played solidly against Jones. Verner got manhandled but him on Jones is a huge mismatch to begin with.
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Sunnybrae is run by chef George Biron and Diane Garrett and if you want to work up an appetite for your meal reading George's blog is the ideal way to do so. On the blog you can discover George's philosophy of using seasonal, local produce that George and Diane grow themselves in Sunnybrae's garden, something they have been doing for long before it became fashionable.
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The restaurant is set in an old restored homestead with lots of windows looking out to the extensive gardens. The menu is a set five courses and designed to be shared although there is flexibility for dietary requirements and you get a choice of mains and desserts. To start there is excellent home made spelt bread made from the spelt grown in the fields around Sunnybrae. A starter of lightly smoked skate was served almost like a ceviche, cured in a lime and chilli Thai flavoured dressing with julienned vegetables. It had a great zing to it while the delicate smoky fish still shone.
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Next up were shared plates of crisp cased mustard greens and parsnip strudel served with a pesto like anchoïade, a salad of summery ripe tomatoes with creamy cottage cheese and zucchini and broad beans spiced up with cumin and a slick of yoghurt.
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The main course had been slow cooked in Sunnybrae's woodfire oven given it a smoky taste and bags of flavour. It was a lightly cured Scotch fillet of pork served tender and blush pink with a jumble of caponata and a potato salad.
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In between courses at Sunnybrae you are encouraged to take a wander through the garden so we explored the extensive vegie patch to try and develop an appetite for dessert. Once I had seen dessert though I was instantly hungry again. All of the seven options on offer were brilliant but the best was the teetering souffle stained red with marionberries and served with some diced watermelon and mint and a scoop of fast melting cassis sorbet.
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Metro Dance Academy offers dance instruction for all levels, ages 3 and up. With styles ranging from jazz, hip hop, ballet, tap, contemporary and musical theater, there's sure to be a class just right for you!
- Metro Dance Academy is a dance studio centered around the growth of dancers through proper technique in a positive environment.
- With styles ranging from Jazz, Tap, Ballet, Hip Hop, Princess Ballet, Contemporary and Technique classes, we're sure to have a class just right for you!
- Located inside Metro Gymnastics Center, our studio is the perfect fit for a busy family with multiple children and interests. Lots of families enjoy the "one stop shop" under the umbrella of Metro.
- The dance class schedule runs parallel to the school year (September through June) with an end of year Spring Dance Showcase in June. Our intention is to have all dancers enrolled in the fall so the group can learn together at the same pace and become close with fellow dancers.
- We are on a monthly tuition; one class per month is $60.00.
Metro Dance Academy believes in a positive environment for dancers to work, in order to attain their fullest potential. Dancers will not only grow as individuals, but as a group. We will learn together and be supportive of fellow dancers at all times. Success is the result of mental attitude. The right attitude will bring you success in everything you undertake!
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Welcome to Metro Dance Academy! My name is Stephanie Anderson, Director of the dance studio. Please take a moment to look through our site and see what we have to offer. With classes ranging in age, level and style, there's sure to be something just right for your dancer! I am always available to answer questions at email@example.com, or 503-620-8939. If you would like a dance evaluation, please contact me to set up a time.
We are kicking off the Fall 2012 school year with a brand new dance class schedule. All dance classes began Monday, September 10. Our schedule runs parallel to the school year, and already classes are bustling with excitement!
In August, we had auditions for Performing Company and chose a brand new group…the outcome was so big, we had to split the Performing Company up into THREE amazing groups of dancers! We are so excited to have the Sapphires, Diamonds, and Platinum as part of the Performing Company. The Performing Company will begin performing later this fall, stay tuned for more updates!
In this section of our page, I will constantly be sharing our most up to date news and stories. Please continue to check this section for the latest scoop.
This class introduces young dancers to the very basic elements of dance. Skills such as marching, galloping, skipping, sliding, leaping, jumping and elementary ballet body positions are incorporated throughout the course. Designed with the Pre-Kindergarten age in mind, this is a great introduction class for new students.
This class takes dance to the next level by focusing on the flexibility and strength of a dancer, combined with proper technique. The stretch portion of class will help all dancers work toward better flexibility with correct form, including splits. The strength part of class allows dancers to build stamina to support technique for dance routines and combinations. This class is the perfect opportunity to work on various areas to make your dancing even better!
Contemporary is a style derived from ballet and jazz. Taking the strong technical background of ballet, contemporary allows the dancer to take their movement into more of a free form style. Among one of the most popular styles currently, contemporary makes its mark in the dance world by being different, while still accentuating proper use of technique and style.
Jazz is a style used as a base for most dancers. It allows you to practice proper technique and execute new moves. Jazz incorporates stylized movement, along with leaps, turns and flexibility. All movement in jazz can be used in dance routines which gives dancers an opportunity to practice new combinations while perfecting their style.
This combination class provides the perfect opportunity for a dancer to try out two styles at one time! Half of this class will focus on Tap technique including basic rhythm and movement. The second half of class will focus on Jazz technique including leaps, turns and flexibility.
Ballet is the core of technique and the foundation of movement. Learn the classical ballet positions while also excelling in barre work, leaps, turns and center floor combinations. Ballet is important for a dancer's strength and overall body awareness. Proper ballet shoes must be worn for this style of dance. Leotard and tights recommended.
Princess Ballet is the perfect pre-dance class for your little Princess! This class introduces young dancers to the very basic elements of ballet. Marching, galloping, skipping, sliding, leaping, jumping and elementary ballet body positions are incorporated throughout the course, with heavy focus on ballet. All the while, dancing like various Disney Princess! Costumes welcome.
Tap is an all time favorite style, which really allows students to focus on rhythmic ability and coordination. Starting with the feet, tap allows you to create sound, while connecting the movement throughout your body. Proper tap shoes must be worn for this style....let your feet make the music!
A dancer's dream; an entire class dedicated to the improvement of technique for leaps and turns! This class will not only emphasize proper form, but will explore new and different kinds of leaps and turns. This class will definitely push all dancers to move ahead in their technical ability for all leaps and turns.
Hip Hop is a high energy and fun type of dance. Combining isolated movement with "street style" moves, this is a favorite for all ages and levels. Dancing to popular music, Hip Hop is an exciting, fast-paced style of dance.
Performing Company is a special audition group within Metro Dance Academy. Company members perform and compete throughout the year at various community performances and competitions. Learn more about this program here (hyperlink the word "here" to take you to the Performing Company page that will be on the dance page).
Hey all you Gleeks out there, this class is just for you! Come sing and dance with us while also learning how to get into character. Learn about dramatic stage movement, and proper staging techniques. Using music from a variety of musicals, this class will prepare you for your main stage debut.
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All dancers should wear their hair up in a ponytail or bun. This is to avoid hair in your face, or having it be a distraction in class.
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Yes, all classes will participate in the end of year performance; Spring Dance Showcase. This performance will be in June.


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I hope all 3 end up relatively close together. Would love to chose the spec I enjoy the most as opposed to which one sims highest.
On a side note: this should make mastery even better for SV.
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For me the buffs as SV would yield me 4904.364 dps in femaledwarf. BM is simming 6774.89 dps ahead of SV for me so a 1870.526 dps difference. SV looks like it's going to be top imo. SV gets 830.09 dps from the 4 piece and 1248.81 from the 2 piece. BM gets 2343.25 from the 2 piece and 2706.35 from the 4 piece. BM would be losing 5049.6 dps and SV would be losing 2078.9 dps. With the tier bonuses next tier being about even in comparison, but benefiting SV more ever so slightly and the meta favoring SV, SV should be top.
So with the changes BM is simming 1870.526 dps higher than SV, but will be losing 2970.7 more dps when you start to shed your tier. With the next tier bonuses and the legendary meta benefiting SV it should be top.
I can't do MM because for some reason femaledwarf isn't simulating the .4 sec reduction. I'll try to get some numbers though.
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If Survival is going to be "top", does that mean that Survival will be far enough ahead of Beast Mastery and Marksmanship to put both of those specs into oblivion, so to speak? Or will people be able to still play Beast Mastery and still be competitive?
I'm not going to say much about Marksmanship right now.
Last edited by Tehstool; 2013-02-20 at 04:25 AM.
The amount of fucks I give about PvE is zero. PvP marksman here I come!!
Can't wait to pvp as Marks again. Surv buff is also welcomed.
I'll play SV if I have to but wow... that boring spec throughout DS was quite enough. At least BM / MM have some more involved rotations (even if BM is just CD management, it's something).
Hmm, some pretty good changes, but with none to BM, I think SV is going to be the best spec. I don't necessarily dislike MM but I kinda hope it isn't best for single target, SV is still going to be pretty much required for top dps on multi-target fights, and while gearing for BM/SV is pretty much the same, MM requires haste over mastery. If you're switching back and forth between every fight based on if it's single target or not if MM is top dog single target, that's not going to be good news. That being said, I'm not sure those buffs to SV will put it ahead anyways but I'm sure someone else will figure that our for sure.
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So this proves we were right, and Blizzard was wrong.
How long have we been saying marks and even surv were behind?
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey!!!!!!! NO MORE BM FOR PVP FUUUUUUUUCK YEEEEEAHHHH!!!
Ayy, it's me dude, the one and only.
Now we just wait for piercing shot munching to be fixed and MM will be fantastic.
Fuk yeah!!! SV baby Screw booooriing BM!!!
Doesn't look these are on the PTR yet. Looking forward to trying them out.


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Nyobe obtains STeP certificate
Nyobe located in Kruishoutem (Belgium) is the first Belgian producer of carpet yarns to obtain the STeP by Oeko-Tex® certificate.
OOn April 20th, 2017, the SteP by Oeko-Tex® certificate was delivered to Nyobe nv - Kruishoutem. Nyobe nv is the first carpet yarn manufacturing company in Belgium to successfully complete the audit and the fourth Belgian company that is allowed to use the STeP by Oeko-Tex® mark in its communication. Nyobe can now demonstrate in a transparent and documented manner that its production takes place under sustainable conditions in the field of management of chemicals, environmental performance, environmental management, occupational health and safety, social responsibility and quality management.
What is STeP by Oeko-Tex®?
STeP is a certification procedure that assesses and evaluates existing production processes on their use of eco-friendly technologies and products, the respect of fair working conditions and the environmental impact of the production site.
STeP is short for "Sustainable Textile Production". Through a modular analysis of all relevant company areas such as management of chemicals, environmental performance, environmental management, health and safety, social responsibility and quality management, the STeP certification allows a comprehensive and reliable analysis of the extent of sustainable management provided by a production facility.
The STeP certificate guarantees that the company takes the rules of responsible and sustainable entrepreneurship at heart and that it engages itself in a process of continuous improvement.
Because the STeP certification has been developed for the textile and clothing manufacturing industry, it can support the companies in a targeted way in their continuous process to improve their production conditions.
To obtain the STeP-certificate, a company has to successfully complete an audit that is performed by one of the institutes, recognized by OEKO-TEX®, such as Centexbel. The audit assesses the measure in which a company is operating in a sustainable manner. The result is represented by a score from level 1 to level 3.
Who is Nyobe?
(© Nyobe nv)
On the Nyobe website we read the following story: "Greek myth tells the tragic tale of proud Niobe, the Queen of Thebes, who suffered the wrath of the gods when she boasted the beauty of her six sons and six daughters to the jealous Titaness Leto. Queen Niobe lost her children and was transformed into a weeping rock, perched high on Mount Sipylus in the heart of Anatolia.
Since that fateful day, Niobe's tears have streamed down the snow-capped mountain as waterfalls and rivers and transformed the valley below."
In the very same way, the nylon 6-yarns are now streaming down in the Nyobe company, named after her.
NYOBE's success story began in Kruishoutem in 1976 under the name BEAULIEU NYLON NV. Ever since, the story of Niobe has lived on in the company, which transforms a snow-white fountainhead into virgin polymer tears, and then spins these teardrops into white PA6 BCF yarns that will animate untold applications in downstream businesses worldwide.
The company employs 166 people who are working in a full-continuous shift system, 365 days a year, 24/7.
Nyobe nv manufactures high-grade nylon 6 polymer and PA6 BCF yarns for the textile industry (floorcovering).
The name change in 2013 was accompanied by a "facelift" of the quality insurance system and by obtaining the ISO 14001 certificate. The increasing efforts in the field of environment and sustainability of Nyobe are now translated in the STeP certificate, in which the company obtained a level 3.
Dirk Weydts is STeP by Oeko-Tex® auditor - dw [at] centexbel [dot] be
Nyobe nv
Bert Decoene is environmental manager at Nyobe nv - Bert [dot] Decoene [at] nyobe [dot] be


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One little boy is lost in the woods with only his dog for company. How will he survive?
Two little girls have been cut off by the tide. How will they get to safety?
One young man is caught in a storm. Will he be saved or will he perish in the waves?
A strong, fearless captain ignores advice and tries to outrun the hurricane. But will he outrun his Creator?
In this book there are two writers but lots of stories. They focus on tales of land and sea and the memories of those people who have had excitement, adventure as well as great friendship with God.
Behind each story is the Lord Jesus Christ, the one who made the woods that the little boy is lost in and who calmed the storms that lash against the shores.
Little Woodman and Other Stories by Mary Sherwood was published by Christian Focus Publications in October 2007 and is our 32012th best seller. The ISBN for Little Woodman and Other Stories is 9781857928549.
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I just filled out my mail-in ballot.
This election cycle has been the absolute worst. The most anxiety-inducing, infuriating, let's-move-to-Canada presidential election I've had the horror of witnessing. And I thought it couldn't get any worse than 2000.
It pains me that is has been so terrible because I usually love politics. Fun fact: I minored in political science in college.
I can only assume that most of the American public feels as exhausted by the whole thing as I do. Take solace, then, in this political sentiment:
It has been said that democracy is the worst form of government … except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time.
Winston Churchill said this in speech, but obviously he wasn't the first person to make the observation (evidenced by the "it has been said").
Anyway, it's free for the taking. Put it on your screens for Election Day, print it out and cry. Just fill your glasses to the brim on Tuesday night and try not to have a panic attack.
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Northern Lights
6 Little East Street, Brighton, United Kingdom
01273 747096
Northern Lights Brighton Reviews
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A taste of scandinavia in Brighton Jul 05, 2012
The Northern Lights is a place where you can get a good selection of Scandinavian booze as well as great Scandinavian food too. The bar is run by Scandinavians and quite a few of the patrons are as well which instantly lets you know this is more than just a sales gimmick. Its warm interior, friendly staff and excellent service make it easy to understand why many Scandinavian's in Brighton consider it a home away from home.
The pub is split over 2 floors with it being possible to reserve the upstairs or just a few tables for functions. The best way to describe the setting/atmosphere in here is cosy.
There is a fine selection of Swedish spirits on offer (Absolute, Salty Mary just to name a couple) and Tuborg (a Danish favourite) is available on tap. There are many Scandinavian ciders (rekorderlig, kopperberg) available as well. For those brave enough you can even try one of the crazy spirit mixes, my favourite being the fireball which consists of some Finnish whiskey and cinnamon schnapps and Tabasco sauce.
The food here is consistently good and on the menu you have everything from a typical choice of Swedish meatballs to Sautéed reindeer. The quality of the dishes is very high and good value for the price as this can arguably be called Gastro pub food not to mention the pub is located centrally and there are a lot of restaurants in that part of Brighton to choose from.
The northern lights is a quiet place to come for a drink and chat during the week but things certainly pick up at the weekends. You tend to get a mix of primarily you professionals and Brighton hipsters in here and the vibe always remains warm and friendly. They occasionally have a DJ set up upstairs and clear a few chairs away to make a small dance area. There is also giant Jenga on offer for those that want some form of interactive entertainment with their drinks. When we played by the end we had quite an audience which made for a fun and exciting game.
The Northern Lights is somewhere I recommend anyone coming for a quiet drink and nice food early in the evening but it can easily be a place you end up staying put in.
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The largest---and really one of the only---video game retailers, GameStop, might start funding the development of exclusive video game content.
"When you think about the business of gaming and the cost of developing games, we think there's an opportunity to put capital at risk with publishers and developers in exchange for exclusive content that would be distributed through our online platforms, in stores, our download business, et cetera," GameStop CEO Paul Raines told Time.
Raines' comments come shortly after GamesBeat reported that the retailer was looking at getting involved in game development to secure more exclusive content, such as pre-order bonuses and DLC.
"We are working with our partners to build in a longer lead time," a GameStop spokesperson told GamesBeat. "And we are working with them to get both physical and digital exclusives for our customers."
However, Raines was quick to point out that investing capital would not mean GameStop would take part in its development or creative process.
"You won't see us involved in the creative process," Raines told Time. "That's not something we do well.
"I think we'd be foolish to tell developers how to develop games or publishers how to bring product to market. That's what they do extremely well. What we'll do well is put capital at risk and help distribute and connect with PowerUp Rewards customers. That's really the extent of what we're talking about."
Undoubtedly, many game publishers will view this as a win-win situation. It means spending less money on game development and shifting some of the risk onto GameStop. For GameStop, it means more and better exclusive content to lure in customers away from Best Buy, Walmart, and other competitors.
My only concern, aside from my previously stated caution regarding pre-orders, is the sort of fragmentation in content that this enforces. With many games, there are already numerous exclusive bonuses offered by a range of retailers. As we saw with Watch Dogs, if you wanted all of the content you'd need to buy more than one copy of the game.
I can see this not only perpetuating that trend, but entrenching it even further. While it makes sense from a competitive standpoint, it's also a little disheartening for consumers. Many games---and especially multiplayer games like Call of Duty---suffer from a fragmented player base thanks to annual releases and DLC map packs. How far down this road will retail involvement take us? Will there be GameStop specific Call of Duty map packs?
Most pre-order bonuses and discrepancies between retailers have been historically unobtrusive. A lot of the time, bonus content is not core to the game and differs only mildly from one store to the next.
But already we're seeing that shift. Look no further than the pre-order bonus for Alien: Isolation---missions made up of the original film's cast---or the "spin-to-win" game Ubisoft is pushing its newest Assassin's Creed game with.
It's not so much that GameStop has a bad idea here. It may actually be, from a business perspective, a very good idea (GME is trading up 0.36% as of this writing.)
It's a risk, but there's certainly a reward at the end of the tunnel. And GameStop needs to take risks to stay relevant, especially as we move closer and closer toward universal digital distribution of games. Perhaps more pressing still is Walmart's used game trade-in program, something that threatens the core of GameStop's business model.
The problem for me, at least, is simply how this will impact the way games are developed. Just how much content is GameStop going to be paying for in each game? How will that affect the game in question? It will likely differ on a case by case basis, but there's still cause for concern.
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Bright 2 Bedroom Apartment in Lux Prime development
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- Till Salu 540 000 €
- County: Lisboa
- Parish: São Domingos de Benfica
- Zone: Benfica Stadium
- Bebyggd yta: 107,20 m²
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Alto dos Moinhos, Benfica Stadium - At LUX PRIME, a bright 2-bedroom apartment with east-west sun exposure, enhanced by large living-room and bedroom windows which extended into large balconies.
Excellence of the finishing and demanding requirements of comfort and safety: Wood flooring, natural stone, kitchen with innovative design and fully equipped with high-range appliances, air conditioning, home automation, electric shutters, under floor heating in the bathroom, built-in wardrobes, acoustic and thermal insulation, solar panels, car park the building, storage, electric-car outlet in the parking space and video surveillance system.
Outdoor leisure areas, including a 30-metters' infinity pool, heated Jacuzzi and outdoor gym with cardio-fitness equipment on the rooftop with panoramic views. Monumental lobby covered with marble stone, with concierge.
Take the most from the extensive accessibility network of the area, public transportation, near-by airport and main accesses and highways of Lisbon.
Take advantage from a wide range of services and leisure activities. A few minutes' walk from Colombo Shopping Mall, Pingo Doce Supermarket, Alto dos Moinhos Tube Station, Lusiadas Private Hospital and Hospital da Luz, Gymnasium and Schools.
Special launch conditions. In the first stage of off plant purchase, you may choose from several finishing options. Your home, your choices!
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I am excited to announce that I'll be featured as a speaker at the Healthcare Business Intelligence Summit on October 12, 2011, in Minneapolis. This excellent conference focuses on the use of business intelligence and analytics applications in Healthcare. The event will highlight strategies to better manage ever-increasing volumes of healthcare data to achieve improved patient safety and quality of care while increasing efficiency and decreasing costs.
The topic of my presentation will be "Healthcare analytics from the waiting room to the treatment room – decision support in action". The presentation overview is as follows:
Recent advances in healthcare information technology (HIT) have resulted in a massive increase in the volume and complexity of data available for gaining insight into healthcare operations. Given the growing pressures on the healthcare system, healthcare organizations (HCOs) must leverage this influx of data to radically improve quality, safety, and efficiency to be viable, competitive enterprises. Leading HCOs promote the widespread, innovative use of analytic applications to drive decision-making and quality improvement initiatives at all levels throughout the organization. This presentation will showcase real-world examples of how business intelligence and analytics applications are venturing beyond the corporate office and into the hands of front-line management and staff to enable real-time data-driven decision making. We will discuss strategies for and lessons learned from initiatives that use front-line analytics to improve quality, enhance efficiency, and enable sustainability. The strategies discussed will include finding the right balance between IT- and business-lead innovation and development, how to engage staff with analytics, and recruiting and retaining the "right" analytics resources for healthcare. The creative use of analytics from the waiting room to the bedside will help enable the transparency and cross-silo sharing that HCOs need to break down the barriers to achieve true healthcare transformation.
I am looking forward to attending and speaking at this event. There will be plenty of opportunity to network with other healthcare analytics professionals to share ideas and "talk shop". If you have the chance, I would definitely recommend attending this conference as a professional development and network building opportunity. As the event draws closer, I'll be posting interviews with conference organizers and speakers, and highlighting areas that will be receiving focus at this year's event, so stay tuned.
I hope to see you in Minneapolis!


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Intergrate these:
(x^2) dx
(x^2-25)^1/2 dx
We have to intergrate them using parts and it's so frustrating because i just don't know how to do it! please help, thank you!
Remember the rule for integration by parts:
Letting and , so and
Now we will leave the first part of this equation alone just for now and deal with the second part which requires another integration by parts.
Let and . So and
Now, returning to the equation we left off from, the solution to this problem is:
If needed it can be simplified:
Now you try do the other one...