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While Apple TV is a pretty cool stand alone device, its best use may very well be as an iPad accessory. Not only can the iPad be used to control the device, taking over for the rather awkward remote control that comes with Apple TV, the iPad's display can be sent to Apple TV via AirPlay, which lets you view your iPad on your big screen television set.

AirPlay can open up a world of possibilities. You can use it to stream music through your TV's soundbar, play iPad games on your HDTV, show off photos on your iPad or simply watch a movie.

The iPad as an Apple TV Remote Control

Apple TV is a nice addition to an entertainment system, but the remote control for it has to rank as one of Apple's biggest failures. The device is flimsy and awkward, oftentimes begging for you to accidentally hit the middle button when trying to use the arrow buttons. It's also very small and easy to lose in between the cushions of your couch or to wherever it is that lost remotes go when you can't seem to find them.

Luckily, the iPad can not only be used as a surrogate remote for Apple TV, it's a better remote for the device. Have you ever become frustrated with searching for a particular movie inside of iTunes on Apple TV or within the Netflix app? Doing so with the iPad as a remote will let you use your on-screen keyboard to type in the name of the movie, or even better, use voice dictation on your iPad 3 to tell Apple TV the name of the movie.

The iPad, Apple TV and AirPlay

Controlling Apple TV with the Remote app on your iPad is cool, but what makes Apple TV such a great iPad accessory is AirPlay and display mirroring. AirPlay is Apple's protocol for communicating between devices, allowing you to stream music to AirPlay-compatible speakers or stream music and video to Apple TV.

But AirPlay goes further than just letting you download onto your iPad and then watch it on your HDTV via Apple TV. AirPlay apps come in all shapes and sizes, including games like Real Racing 2, which lets you play the game on your TV while using your iPad as a big controller.

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The Delaware Township, New Jersey, Board of Health will consider for final adoption new dog ownership and breeding limits at its October 1st meeting.
The American Kennel Club (AKC) and the New Jersey Federation of Dog Clubs both strongly oppose this proposal. Concerned New Jersey residents are strongly encouraged to take action against this proposal.
The American Kennel Club strongly supports the humane treatment of dogs, including an adequate and nutritious diet, clean water, clean living conditions, regular veterinary care, kind and responsible human companionship, and training in appropriate behavior. The AKC also supports reasonable and enforceable laws that protect the welfare and health of purebred dogs and do not restrict the rights of breeders and owners who take their responsibilities seriously.
Several aspects of the proposal are troublesome to the American Kennel Club, including:
Limiting the maximum number of dogs allowed per household. If adopted, the new law will allow no more than six intact dogs over seven months of age to be kept. While the AKC appreciates the inclusion of a grandfather provision that allows dogs currently kept in amount over the proposed limit to remain with their owners (notwithstanding inconsistent language between the proposed individual dog limit and the grandfather provision), the AKC opposes limits on dog ownership and believes that strong enforcement of general animal control and cruelty laws are more effective solutions than arbitrary restrictions on responsible dog owners.
Restricting the maximum number of litters per household to two litters within any 24-month period. The AKC believes that restrictions on the rights of breeders and owners who take their responsibilities seriously and who are not problems for their community create potentially unreasonable burdens for them while doing little to improve the quality of life for either dogs or people in Delaware Twp.
Prefacing the proposal with problematic legislative findings that do not represent significant impacts on the public health and safety. Relying on scientifically-unreliable or unsubstantiated findings does not provide justification for limiting property rights of responsible breeders.
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A couple of notes on two movies debuting today — one the critics weren't allowed to see, and another that lurched into multiplexes with no warning, sorta like its title character.
Dumb "Bucky": The marketing campaign for "Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star," suggests that Mike Judge's "Idiocracy" has come to fruition 500 years early.
The trailer wasn't funny, which is never a good thing for a comedy, but the radio and TV ads have been horrendous. Both are voiced by a lisping idiot (Adam Sandler's pal Peter Dante, who's in the movie) who makes inspired pitches like "I know you're gonna see it because I just hypnotized you" (with a rotating black-and-white pinwheel thingy behind his talking head).
What's even more damning, as NPR's Marc Hirsh points out, is the ad campaign has almost no footage from the actual movie. Hirsh wrote: "I don't trust any movie with an ad campaign featuring footage that has been filmed exclusively for the commercial or trailer."
Granted, "Bucky Larson" is not exactly being marketed to the NPR crowd. But that sort of marketing strategy, combined with the movie being kept from critics, sends a very bad signal. Yes, niche films are usually pitched to folks who don't read movie reviews, but this suggests they think that "Bucky's" target audience can barely read.
Stealth "Creature": Another entry in the I Hate It When That Happens Dept. — a movie that shows up with no advance warning. Such is the case with "Creature," a presumably low-budget B-movie opening today in several San Antonio multiplexes.
I learned of "Creature's" existence Wednesday morning — just hours before Weekender's print deadline — when it popped up on Fandango.com. No studio publicist anywhere had breathed a word about it.
For the record, here's the synopsis:
Six friends take a road trip straight to hell when they travel to the Louisiana bayou to investigate a disturbing local legend. Venture into the backwoods of Louisiana, and odds are it won't be long until you hear the story of Lockjaw. A half-human/half-alligator abomination, Lockjaw was born of hate after inbred local Grimley saw his pregnant bride and sister devoured by an alligator, and slew the beast in a fit of rage.
Upon consuming the ancient predator, Grimley was transformed into a hideous creature known as Lockjaw that's said to roam the swamps in search of human prey. When a group of curious thrill seekers go searching the marshlands for evidence of Lockjaw, they quickly learn that no one who sees him ever lives to tell the tale.
A couple of thoughts:
1. When you're in a horror movie, it's never wise to go looking for a legendary creature. You always find it (see "Blair Witch").
2. The MPAA disclaimer including a whopping FIVE caveats — "Rated R for bloody violence and grisly images, some sexual content, graphic nudity, language and brief drug use." Which poses an important question: What's the difference between regular nudity and graphic nudity? Is it like the difference between naked and nekkid? And a thought: To some folks, a five-item MPAA disclaimer equals a five-star movie.


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It's always hard to believe, but we're almost to the end of another year. I already wrote about how this year was the year that audiobooks made themselves known fully in my life. At the time I thought that post was going to be my only year-end post. Ultimately I decided I couldn't let 2010 leave for good without looking back at some of the marvelous books I've read over the year.
As I'm reading along all year, I keep a mental note of books I think will "make my year" so to speak. It's funny how what seemed so wonderful and so significant, when taken into account with the rest of my year's library, didn't end up making the cut. It's not that they weren't excellent books. It's just that there were others that reached another level. I don't think that distance between now and when I read them makes a difference. I feel as though the best books I read were about evenly split between the beginning and the end of the year. Regardless, there was no question what books those would be.
In years previous, I selected my top 10 books, but not this year. I couldn't pick ten because there weren't ten books that completely rocked my world with the same intensity as those I did select. Here are the 5 books that completely excited, amused, entranced, captured, and romanced this reader in 2010 (in some semblance of order). I hope that my reviews along with the fact that they are listed in this post says it all.
- The End of the Affair
- Columbine
- A Reliable Wife
- Let the Great World Spin
- The Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet
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This can now be found at a certian Demon, and also a Bay of Pirates take your pick! - Just search for "mac.nub 10.4.10 Intel ONLY x86 Install DVD v1, Rev. 5 [EN]"
Please note: The MD5 checksums are included in the torrent download, in the "MD5 & Readme.rtf" however here they are again:
MD5 (v1-r5.zip) = 67969e7192ce88e0fb9f8ba0a0b07b4c
And after unzipping you get... MD5 (macdotnub_OSx86_10.4.10_Install_Disk-v1-r5.iso) = 3f7f65773aa392c04b5d3c8ea3016c58
Some of you may already know of my work, because of my GeForce 8800 and Apple ACPI Easy Installers over at my website, or Install guides etc. here on the forums. If you don't, feel free to scroll down to the bottom of this post to see my Introduction.
Anyway... I'm sure you all want to know what's so different about this install DVD compared to all the others out there... so here's the Screenshots, Features list, and FAQ.
The release date for this DVD will be at the latest 26th October, provided the last beta tester confirms everything is fine on his sytem.
Oh and the DVD ISO zipped weighs in at just 1.3GB, unzipped it's 1.85GB.
02_Welcome.png 185.44KB 2898 downloads 04_Opts1.png 154.98KB 3612 downloads DSC00115.png 957.81KB 2427 downloads
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mac.nub's OSx86 Install DVD Overview
- Based on the official iMac 10.4.10 Install DVDs, modified as little as possible, just enough to get things running.
- No Third Party Customisations – after install everything exactly as it would be on a real Mac, you get your default desktop, apps etc.
- A wide selection of drivers, kernels and patches.
- First of a kind Intel 8.10.1 Kernel that works on nForce motherboards.
- Integrated GeForce 8800 Series card drivers.
- A plain English, easy to understand installer.
- X11, FrontRow and the FrontRow Keyboard Emulator.
- IOATAFamily – v1.7.1
- Generic PATA/SATA support (All in one) - ICH8, 8R, 7, 7R, 6, 5, 4, VIA, nForce, Silicon Image, ATI, SB4xx
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- GeForce 8800 Series
- NVinject v0.1.1 (VRAMtotalsize – all sizes), NVinjectGo
- Natit Dual v01, v02
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- Titan
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- AGPGart v1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2
- AGPGartLite Intel 865 Chipset
- Callisto b003, 5, 6 & 8, Callisto Radeon 7000IGP
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- Forcedeth nForce4
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- 8.10.1 nForce (Intel) – Allows correct functionality on nForce boards
- 8.10.3 + System.kext + dsmos.kext
- System.kext
- Universal 2nd May, 8th July
- SSE3 25th June, 18th April
- SSE2 1st April
- 10.4.5 Loginwindow.app, 10.4.4 Loginwindow.app
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Why did you make this?
I felt that none of the recently released Install DVDs provided everything I required from my Hackintosh, they either lacked in features, the standard Mac Programs, or had bugs that made them unusable on my systems. Originally this DVD was not ever intended to be released publicly, but after I mentioned it in my GeForce 8800 Easy Installer topic, people have been asking me to release it since... so, I did a whole lot more work on it, to make it as universal as I possibly could.
Why does your DVD not contain third party programs/customisations?
Put simply, I think there have been too many Install DVDs over the years that contain un-needed applications, some of which are even installed by default, or others have included annoying customisations. My DVD aims simply to get the system up and running, and provides the application set a real Mac would have (Mail, Safari, FrontRow etc.), you then have the choice to add whatever programs you like. What would you rather have? A half working system with a few extra programs - or a fully functional one?
How long did it take you to actually make this?
Well, I started putting it together on the 12th October and the current release (5th Revision) was made on the 18th, I worked on it pretty much solidly over that period, and it probably took a total of about 75 hours to put together, it's been under testing since.
Will this work with AMD?
It is very unlikely, I believe you need different decrypted system files for it to function correctly with an AMD system, these are not included.
Does this support multiple cores, and 64-Bit?
Yes it supports multiple cores. 64 Bit will definitely be supported under processors used on real Mac's. e.g. Core 2 Duo, Xeon etc. it may however not work on some CPUs not supported by Mac, e.g. Pentium D's using 8.10.1/8.10.3 kernels.
Those of you who have no idea who I am, so allow me to introduce myself properly... I'm mac.nub, a 19 Year Old University Student from the UK studying Computing, oh, and I'm also a perfectionist, I've never been able to decide if it's a blessing or a curse - I've been interested in OSx86 & Mac in general, for about the last 5 years, but have only really properly used it for about the last two, all started for me all those years ago with the 10.4.1 Deadmoo image, and now we're on 10.4.10, and I'm releasing my own install DVD image.
As you can imagine, and may very well already know, it's been a busy and dramatically changing last few years for the OSx86 scene, with many big names, retiring, leaving due to disputes, or just generally getting tired of all the forum etc. politics and just deciding "why do I even bother?" and simply stopping development... since JaS stopped making install DVDs, there have been various attempts by various people to make Install DVDs that continued to keep up with the quality or JaS' releases, but with each release thus far there have been problems... ranging from things like Rosetta not working, essential applications being removed to "save space", the Network System Preferences pane crashing, these are just a few examples, honestly there are too many to list... so I decided I'd make one myself, that functions exactly the same as it would if it was a real Mac Install DVD, so I bought myself the new iMac 10.4.10 Install DVDs and went from there... after 5 revisions of my Install DVD, I now believe I have a DVD that is ready for public release, i'm just waiting for the last beta tester to confirm it works on his system... provided it does, it will be this revision that is released.
When the DVD is released, you'll notice my perfectionist tendencies in the install DVD, there are no spelling mistakes, no stupid errors, no missing features, no System Profiler crashes, no standard programs removed. Just a plain English, Mac install DVD, that works exactly as it would do if you installed 10.4.10 on a real Mac.


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Monday, June 8, 2015
GafeSummit Oct 10th & 11th 2015
GAFE = Google Apps For Educators
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Come join hundreds of educators at this years GAFESummit on October 10th and 11th (Saturday and Sunday) at Monarch High School in Boulder Colorado. Littleton teachers have presented at this event for the last several years. Maybe this is your year to share what you know. "This two-day high intensity event focuses on deploying, integrating, and using Google Apps for Education ( and other Google tools ) to promote student learning in K-12 and higher education."
There is also a Pre-Summit Workship available on October 9th. "This one-day experience is designed to inform, inspire, and empower educational leaders. Workshops include sessions for leaders, educators, and technical staff. Breakfast and lunch are provided for all ticketed workshops."
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SKMC reaches new frontiers of technology with inauguration of Gulf's first 'smart' IV room
Sheikh Khalifa Medical City (SKMC) has reached new frontiers of technology, with its implementation of an open architecture smart cleanroom (IV room) with USP and CETA compliant certification, to provide state of the art and quality services with enhanced safety for the patients.
According to the supplier of the technology, SKMC is the first hospital in the Gulf to implement the smart IV room, which was inaugurated by SKMC and SEHA management.
SKMC, managed by Cleveland Clinic, is part of the SEHA HealthSystem and owned and operated by Abu Dhabi Health Services Company PJSC (SEHA), which is responsible for the curative activities of all the public hospitals and clinics in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi.
Among other uses, the smart IV room will be used to prepare total parenteral nutrition (TPN), an intravenous administration of nutrition which can include protein, carbohydrate, fat, minerals and electrolytes, vitamins and other trace elements for patients who cannot eat or absorb enough food through tube feeding formula to maintain good nutrition. Essentially, TPN is a way of supplying all the nutritional needs of the body by bypassing the digestive system and dripping nutrient solution directly into a vein.
While preparing TPNs, unique to each individual, the process must be carefully managed in a sterile environment to protect patient health and avoid infection, disability and even death. The smart IV room offers real time 24/7 communication with operators on the room status, cleanliness level, particle count and crucial environmental information such as temperature, relative humidity and differential pressure.
"TPN's prepared in a non USP certified room are not recommended for use for more 24 hours but with this technology, the length of time extends up to seven days," according to Rafik Youssef, Pharmacy Manager at SKMC. "Patients requiring Home-TPN are usually restricted in terms of mobility and being able to travel, because they must come back to the hospital every day. Now, with the smart IV room technology and sterility capabilities, Home-TPN patients can prolong that to seven days, giving them a sense of a freedom that they didn't have before," Youssef said.
Mother of two year old Emirati boy Hamed Al Mansoori, who has been a TPN patient all of his short life, applauded the Abu Dhabi-based flagship hospital for bringing world-class technology to residents: "We knew that this kind of service and technology existed internationally, and we are extremely happy to have access to it here in the UAE."
"SKMC's philosophy is 'Patients First', and we are happy to have the latest technology to ensure the highest quality of life for our patients. The smart IV room ushers in a new age of patient care and protection in the UAE, and the Gulf, and we continue to be a pioneer of state-of-the-art services to patients," said Dr. Aref Al Shehhi, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, SKMC.
The smart IV room was conceived according to the newest specifications and in accordance with current regulations, USP and CETA guidelines (Controlled Environment Testing Association).
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What an amazing coincidence: Just as Holly Madison's new reality show premieres on E!, the former Playboy pin-up has found a new man.
It's almost as if producers wrote a script that called for this or something.
On Friday night, Madison was scene at a steak house in Las Vegas with Josh Koscheck. A witness spotted the naked model and UFC fighter and told Radar Online: "It was just the two of them and they were really cute. They were nestled alone at their table, cozying up together."
The pair "were very flirty," added this onlooker, something Holly's World viewers will soon likely see for themselves on an upcoming episode.
We know very little about Koscheck, but the question remains: Will he make a good First Lady of Las Vegas? Madison will require that in her run for Mayor.


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In response to Charles McCathieNevile: >>> I would be surprised if any major manufacturers did not provide simple interfaces to their products. <<< Rather than expecting / hoping developers will do what we think they should, we should provide clear guidelines. For the conscientious developers much of this will be 'low hanging fruit', but for others it will be a wake-up call. The group has discussed CSS for alternative table rendering and other complex processes that go well beyond fonts / colors. If we state that enabling CSS support for an alternate rendering style is what a UA needs to do, we are _not_ making a clear statement that the user shouldn't need to research and reinvent arcane stylesheet code if they want to implement that alternative. An extreme example: can a vendor who makes their source code available claim that their product is therefore 100% accessible and 100% flexible, because all it takes to meet specific needs is writing your own code? A developer once made a similar claim to me (that his product was compatible with all peripherals and major operating systems because you could buy the source code and re-write it however you wanted.) Charles McCathieNevile wrote: > I think your fears of users being required to learn twenty languages a > week are misplaced. I would be surprised if any major manufacturers did > not provide simple interfaces to their products. What concerns me is if > there is no possibility of a major product being reconfigured extensively > by a user who has some need not anticipated by the designer of the 'simple > interface'. This problem is even greater if manufacturers of 'assistive > technology' do not have the ability to reconfigure the interface. > > Do address your example of CSS, it should be possible to create a CSS > stylesheet. Actually there are a number of simple tools used to specify > styles already - the fonts/colours section of IE and Netscape, or the more > extensive controls offered by Opera, none of which require any > particular knowledge, can all be used to generate style sheets without the > user having to know what underlies the technology. But the ability of the > user to control those features is very important. > > As I see it we are not telling anyone how to make their user interface. > Whether they use a command line interface that requires knowledge of HTML, > CSS, HTTP, GNU, and Swahili, or whether they use a series of plain english > questions and multiple choice answers is how manufacturers provide product > differentiation. In this personal view, the role of the UA group is to > determine a set of functions which a User Agent should be (somehow) able > to perform in order to ensure that it facilitates access to the content > which it renders. This is also, of course, not a total specification - > there are many functions which could be provided which are not necessary, > but again enhance product differentiation. And there are many functions > which are taken for granted - the most obvious in the case of browsers > being the ability to render the text and follow links. > > --Charles McCathieNevile > W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (visiting) > email: email@example.com telephone: +1 (617) 258 8143 > mail: LCS, 545 Technology sq., Cambridge MA, USA > http://purl.oclc.org/net/charles -- -- Paul Adelson ------ * The views expressed are those of the * author and do not necessarily reflect the * position of Citibank or its affiliates.Received on Tuesday, 15 December 1998 15:16:16 UTC
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Right here, right now, Sammy Hagar wishes he was sleeping. Three days ago, he flew into New York from his home in California for a week-long blitz of early morning TV appearances to promote his new solo album, Ten 13, and all this waking up before dawn nonsense has left him a little frayed at the edges. "It's a rock & roller's nightmare to travel from one coast to the other and then have to get up early the first day," he says as a make-up artist touches him up for an appearance on the Fox News Channel. "It just throws you off the whole time -- you fall asleep in the afternoon, stay up until 3 a.m. and have to get up again at 5. I don't even know what day it is."
Other than that, though, Hagar's life is a lot like a big bowl of M&Ms with all the depressing brown ones picked out. Think that whole Van Halen mess a few years back threw him out of whack? Guess again. Since then, Hagar has released three solo albums, formed a new band (the Waboritas) that he loves to death, launched his own booming tequila business and partied (and played) to his heart's content at his phenomenally successful Cabo Wabo club in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. "I like to have fun," he admits without apology. "I like fast cars, mountain bikes, good food, great wine, great tequila and I love playing. That's it." In other words, the occasional early morning interview notwithstanding, Hagar's day-to-day life is the stuff your dreams are probably made of. "Sounds indulgent, doesn't it?" he laughs in a matter-of-fact, self-aware way that makes him come off as one of the most likeable lucky rock & roll bastards in the world. "I'm kind of spoiled rotten . . ."
Perhaps even more so than most rockers, you give off the impression of a man who parties for a living.
Well, party meaning drugs and alcohol? No. Party meaning having a good time constantly? Absolutely. I mean, I drink and I'm an occasional puffer, but I have a wife and kids, and they travel with me constantly. I'll drink a couple of shots of tequila, but I haven't puked in twenty years -- I know when to stop. But I love having fun with other musicians. The reason I got into this wasn't to be a rock star or be a billionaire, it was just to play music. The first time I ever picked up a guitar, I dug it. My first band, we could only play one song, but we played it all day -- that was "Miserlou" by Dick Dale. Finally we learned another one, and then we had two songs we'd play again and again and again. I still really dig playing music, especially today with guys like a hero like John Entwistle, who's come down [to Cabo] for my birthday thing two years in a row. Shit don't get any better than that. I've done it with Jerry Cantrell from Alice in Chains, doing "Man in the Box" with Lars Ulrich on drums and Stephen Stills on guitar with me -- what a combination of people! That's what I'm into.
On top of all the fun, you've kept very busy since leaving Van Halen -- three albums, touring, running your club and a tequila business. What's the secret?
I'm a real driven person, but I'm a terrible businessman. If it were up to me, I'd just do everything I wanted to do and spend all my money. But I just happen to have made some clever creative decisions, like building a club in Cabo back when it was a dirt road, and the town's exploded and all of a sudden my club makes six, seven million bucks a year. And then the tequila, it's a thing that just exploded. When I made my tequila for my club for five years, I made two thousand cases a year -- all the little factory could make, just for my club. Then it got all these reviews -- "Best tequila in the world" -- so these distributors hit on me to bring it to America. This year is our second year in business, and it's 67,000 cases. We ran out in August. The financial people at CNBC want to do an interview with me because it's the liquor success story of the last twenty years.
What do the locals in Cabo San Lucas think of you?
They embrace me because I've brought a lot of business to town. We employ seventy people at Cabo Wabo -- it's a very big organization, and we only employ local people. So everyone likes that about me, but probably they should hate me, because quite honestly, I ruined their town. I hate to say it, but I did. Now there's pizza delivery places, 31 Flavors, everything. A Planet Hollywood came and went. Everyone saw it as a gold mine. But I don't care -- all the competition in the world can come down there. I've got my little corner, it's my Mecca. It's the best place in the world to play for me.
You don't seem too bothered any more by your ugly split with Van Halen. Did the song "Little White Lie" from your first post-Van Halen solo album, Marching to Mars, get all the demons out of your system?
Totally. I got them all out. I was watching Eddie and Alex on VH1, going, "He quit . . . he didn't want to work. His work ethic sucked. All he wants to do is party and take time off." That really wasn't what happened at all. So I started writing, thinking, "Those lying motherfuckers!" It really angered me, and when I sing that song on stage, it's such a great vent. I thought that was a classy way to do it. I'm still living in the shadow of what happened. I can't stand to talk about it. I don't mind talking about the good times with Van Halen, because God knows there were nine unbelievably great years there with great friends. That's the part that hurt the most, was all that was just thrown out the window for some bullshit business decision -- a greatest hits record with a couple of [David Lee] Roth tunes on it. That flushed one of the greatest rock & roll bands in the world. I'm glad it happened now, because now I'm having a great time, but I'm just sorry about the friendship.
You seem extremely proud of your new band. What makes the Waboritas click?
It's a fun band. I would do anything for these people. When we took a year off and just made this record, I supported them out of my pocket. Not a lot of people would do that, but I wanted this band to stick around. I wanted musicians who weren't -- Van Halen were real glamorous, and I didn't want to be compared to them. When Roth left Van Halen, he put together a glamour band with Steve Vai and people like that, and some people think it was a smart move, but I think it was a terrible move. All of a sudden you're compared. My band, people say, "I guess we can't make a comparison here!" We've got this black, bald guitar player, this little fire-stub bass player chick and a hippie for a keyboard player . . . we're an oddball band. But Ten 13 is as strong as any Van Halen record I ever made, because we're a band now. I let everybody free, and said "Go for it. I'm not telling you what to play -- play what you want to play."
On this album, you're still screaming in a way that makes my throat hurt. Have you ever seriously hurt your voice?
Never. I've never had nodes, never had an operation. It does take a lot of strength and conditioning in your stomach -- I do 150 sit-ups a day; otherwise I can't sing like that. But I prefer putting songs in high keys because, one, I'm insecure, and two, I know it sounds stupid, but I can be so much more convincing straining like that. I can be singing about cat food and I'll make you think that I mean it, because to get to those notes, you have to put your heart, dick, balls and soul into it.


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GREENVILLE, S. C. -- The Atlanta Falcons hope Don Blackmon's kinder, gentler approach will lead to a resurgent defense.
Blackmon, the first black coordinator in team history, wouldn't have it any other way.
"I learned a long time ago the game ebbs and flows," said Blackmon, who served as linebackers coach in the Falcons' first four years under Dan Reeves. "It's going to have its highs. It's going to have its peaks and valleys. If you get affected by it, it's just going to be a distraction. Try to keep an even keel."
Promoted when Rich Brooks retired after last year's 4-12 meltdown, Blackmon oversees a defense that had its confidence shot by Week 5, when Atlanta suffered a 38-10 loss at Philadelphia. The Falcons were suffering repercussions from the 42 points they allowed at Denver in Week 2 and 41 more against St. Louis two weeks later.
"You look at your personnel," Blackmon said. "You look at what you have to work with. You look, for example, at our secondary -- they've been playing pretty well. What we've been trying to do is build on that. We've got the corners we feel can go out and play the receivers tight, and we want to take advantage of it."
Blackmon and his two new hires, line coach Bill Johnson and linebackers coach Billy Davis, believe the most important aspect of their jobs is to help players trust their own instincts. New offensive line coach Pete Mangurian is trying a similar approach.
Everybody is eager for the Falcons' preseason debut Friday, when the Pittsburgh Steelers visit the Georgia Dome for a 7:30 p.m. exhibition.
"I have a strong philosophy that good teachers make better students," said Johnson, a 20-year college assistant who is entering his first NFL season. "We've tried to employ a system that's repetitively constructive. When I got into football, it was for the coaching. I like to teach."
In Brooks' schemes, some players thought the defense was weighed down with technicalities. Brooks had good results, though, when he simplified things after the Broncos racked up 407 yards of total offense. The next week at Carolina, the Falcons held quarterback Steve Beuerlein and the Panthers to 284 total yards in a 15-10 victory.
"In this league, you're put in a lot of different situations in a given game," linebacker Keith Brooking said. "Offenses, they tend to get a little complicated. Lots of motions and shifts, and when you're having a lot of checks, sometimes you're not able to play fast.
"When things are simplified, I know for me personally, you're not thinking too much. You're out there playing aggressive. When I think of defense, that's the first thing I think of. Being aggressive, being intense, knowing your assignment and thinking fast."
Often adding to the confusion was the quick temper of former line coach Bill Kollar, whose hardline tactics became less effective the longer the season wore on. Kollar resigned in January to take a lateral move with the Rams.
"I've always thought I could handle criticism as long as it was constructive," Blackmon said. "That's what we try to do. We're not browbeating our players. We're raising our voices and we get upset about certain things, but there's always correction involved. I'm not going to jump a guy without correcting him on what he made a mistake on.
"But the other side of it, if you browbeat a guy and just jump down his throat and he looks at you and says,"What do you want me to do?' -- and you don't have an answer for him, then that doesn't do any good for anyone."
Blackmon's changes seem to have made football fun again for the players and the coaches. Nobody wants to finish this season ranked at the bottom of the league. The Falcons had the No. 25 overall total defense, allowing 350.4 yards per game.
"Everybody has to coach and be themselves," Reeves said. "Sometimes there isn't particularly a right way or a wrong way. Everybody has a different style and a certain way they go about things. You have to be true to yourself and what you believe in."
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Distributions in Guatemala
Because of our long term partnership with Hope Haven International Ministries, we have sent many shipments of PETs to Guatemala. They operate an on site wheelchair production and repair shop there employing many wheelchair users. And sometimes they connect us with other NGOs to partner with around the world. Here is another story because of our great mobility relationship. PET volunteers met up with this past PET recipient in March 2011.
Ernesto contracted Polio at the age of seven. For years he had been begging money on the streets, spending his days on the ground. Then at the age of44, he received a PET. Using his creativity and entrepreneurial skills, he made a "Snack Cart" to sell soda and chips from. He pedaled 7 kilometers to a PET distribution that was taking place in Coban, Guatemala, to show us what he had done. When he stopped in the morning his cart was full; when he came back in the afternoon, his cart was empty—he had sold out! This PET not only gave Ernesto mobility, it also gave him the opportunity to support himself." Report by board member, Susan Williams
|PET International works with many reliable distribution partners around the world. In January we coordinated multiple production shops to send their PETs to Gleaning for the Worldfor their work in Guatemala. Later this report came from a volunteer from another NGO who helped with the distribution of PETs.March 2011 "Look at the "Jose before" photo first. A year ago, this child had an eleven pound tumor on his back, so large and heavy, he could not walk. He was so listless that I really thought he also was mentally disabled as well. He had open sores on his bottom from dragging himself around on the concrete floor of their house. Carlos and World Harvest Church rescued him and did the operation …. and your ministry sent these great little hand pedaled carts. (see other pictures) Wow,what a difference in his life! He is happy and scooting around like a crazy, laughing and joking. There is hope he may walk in the future, but for now, he can get around. Thanks for all you do! Mary Hutchison (Part of team for Gleaning for the World)"
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US Navy Project Handclasp: We have begun to ship PETs with the US Navy free of charge to our overseas partners. Our Volunteer Executive Director went to San Diego earlier this year to attend a meeting with the US Navy and other NGOs (non-governmental organizations). Our first shipment thru this project included 100 PETs to CARE-Belize. In January over 300 PETs from Affiliates across the country were sent to Virginia. They were to go to a NGO in Senegal, Africa. But the US Naval ship was reassigned because of unrest in Libya. In late April the US Navy asked if we could divert some of the PETs to head to groups in Ecuador where the US Naval Hospital Ship Comfort was going. (See Ecuador photo slide show.) We gladly said yes and worked with Fundacion Vista Para Todos. When the US Navy is able to once again head to Senegal, our Affiliates will replenish the supply. In March 72 PETs went to Tonga, Papua New Guinea, and Micronesia via this same project.
Distribution Partner reports:
This is an excerpt of MedShare's report of March 2011. They shipped a 40 foot container filled with donated medical supplies and equipment for a hospital in Peru. "…Hopefully the donations on the MedShare container will ease the burden! The hospital's medical team of Peruvian doctors were able to hand-select the supplies from MedShare's internet-based inventory. Over 1,000 individuals pieces of medical supplies and equipment were shipped, including:….Personal Energy Transport vehicles…. Many thanks to everyone who helped make this shipment possible!"
"Sometimes what is not speaks more than what is. That is the case with PET carts in Swaziland. They are not wheelchairs, because wheelchairs do not hold up in the bush. They are not beautiful, though they are colorful. They are not difficult to repair, for maintenance is difficult in Africa. Personal Energy Transportation carts lift those with physical difficulties off the ground and give them mobility and usefulness…. In the past year, TLC assessed disabilities and gave away 200 "alternative wheelchairs" in Swaziland…." The Luke Commission medical team. See their full report with pictures of PET recipients and our director of operations.
PET report from Mexico: January 2011 "I am on a VIM (volunteers in mission thru the United Methodist Church) trip in Mexico. Today we were at a warehouse where PETs were being loaded into a pickup truck for transport to another location. What a joy to see these sitting on the dock ready to be delivered. We were with Willie, the VIM man for Mexico. Also there was a truck full of medicine supplies ready to be unloaded. Also we visited a lad who has his PET sitting by his home. Yes, they are being used. Boyd Crees, Iowa" (Willie Berman with PET below. We appreciate his great help over the last four years.)
PET production achievements: PET MI-Holland specializes in producing the child size PET. They were excited to report by the end of last year they had built their 500th PET. They are thrilled at what they have accomplished for children in need in 18 months by working just 3 days a week. PET MI-Holland is just another example of how the whole PET family is greatly expanding to provide mobility.
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In honor of Mrs. Arlene Winn by Kevin Winn; O. Eugene & Rena Moore by O. E. Moore Jr. & Family; James & Barbara Bailey by Bruce & Kim Bailey; Karen & Rex Kummer and Allen & McKenna Lang by Elizabeth Mitchell; Marjorie Peik McKay by Marcia & Mory Mani
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PET Affiliate loading another shipment
What do mobility production, pizza parties and #843 have in common?
"The picture was taken after our 20th load-out. After each load-out, we have a pizza party to celebrate and have a team meeting. The sign shows how many we've built, packed and shipped as of May 12, 2011. Not shown are the members of our paint crews. They work at another location but they make our Rainbow PETs possible. They work under the rule that "No more than 8 boards canhave the same color." Included in our paint crew is a 90 year old lady (prior missionary) and an 89 year old man (prior aviation engineer). The Inland NorthWest PET Project is in its 6th year. We work in two shifts during the week. God has put togetheran amazing team of men and women who work with a "Sure!" ethic: "Sure, How can we make that work?" We have a team barbecue with our families each year to celebrate what the Lord has allowed us to do in His Glory. Dick Carpenter, Director" (They have many parts maker volunteers across the country who work in their home shops and companies who contribute as many production shops do.)
PET International's Annual Meeting coming soon
September 23 and 24, Friday and Saturday
We are preparing for our next annual meeting where our board of trustees meet once a year face to face, and we offer workshops for our Affiliate volunteers to come learn and share. All are invited. This year our Affiliate, PET KS-Moundridge, is hosting the gathering. There is no registration fee to attend, but some costs for meals. Lodging is on your own. If you are interested in participating in this 2 day event, contact us for detailed information including lodging. During the day, committee meetings and workshops will be held. The board meeting will be one evening. Another evening will include a sharing of PET news. Those that can, may join us for worship on Sunday.
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CAMP Project Meeting in Guatemala
CAMP stands for Central America Mobility Partnership. We have many distribution partners serving in Central America. Together we are in the process of developing a more comprehensive distribution system for this part of the world. Our partners include the Red Cross, Hope Haven International Ministries, CARE-Belize and Arms of Mercy. Reps from these partners attended the second CAMP meeting held in Guatemala last September. Our two directors and someof our board members went to help with a PET distribution and attend this meeting.
An NBC news crew, KOMU TV8, from Columbia, MO, also went and aired a series of features called The Culture That Crawls. See the 20 minute compilation at The Culture That Crawls. (Scott Schaeffer, videographer, Sarah Hill & Alex Rozier, news anchors)


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Do you love yoga or would love to try it? We have "Autumn Perry" on May 6th, 13th, and 27th from 9 am to 10 am at the lake for a fun and relaxing yoga practice. It is being held at the beach area so bring a towel to practice on.
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House acts on research access
By David
August 6, 2004
"WASHINGTON, AUG. 4 (UPI) — Anger over limits on access to research results, due largely to high publication prices, has risen to the point a federal backlash is brewing.
Congress is moving to force a shift to "open access," a form of free-to-consumer publishing, for scientific papers. The move angers commercial publishers, who see their livelihoods threatened, and scares scientific societies, who are afraid they will face revenue losses or new costs they cannot afford. Even librarians, who pushed for the move, are cautious, because they are concerned for the health of the scientific societies.
Peer-reviewed journals are the life's blood of scientific research […]"


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CARMEL VALLEY (AP) - The largest dam removal project in California history hit an important milestone last week with the successful diversion of the Carmel River into a man-made river bed, an engineering feat that experts said was the first of its kind.
PASADENA (AP) - California has received a spurt of federal funding to expand an earthquake warning system intended to provide enough time for trains to brake, utilities and factories to shut off gas lines, and people to dive under a table until the shaking stops.
• CITY ASKS PG&E TO RELEASE EMAILS: SAN BRUNO (AP) - A Northern California city is asking the state to force Pacific Gas & Electric Co. to release tens of thousands of emails between the state's largest utility and state regulators.
OAKLAND (AP) - Demonstrators blocked streets around Oakland police headquarters and chained shut four of the building's doors Monday to protest recent grand jury decisions not to indict white officers who killed unarmed black men in Ferguson, Missouri, and New York.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - One of the "E.T." Atari game cartridges unearthed this year from a heap of garbage buried deep in the New Mexico desert has been added to the video game history collection at the Smithsonian.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Criminals stole personal information from tens of millions of Americans in data breaches this past year. Of those affected, one in three may become victims of identity theft, according to research firm Javelin. Whether shopping, banking or going to the hospital, Americans are mostly at the mercy of companies to keep their sensitive details safe. But there are steps you can take to protect yourself against the financial, legal and emotional impact of identity theft - and most of them are free:
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - As soon as Mark Kim found out his personal information was compromised in a data breach at Target last year, the 36-year-old tech worker signed up for the retailer's free credit monitoring offer so he would be notified if someone used his identity to commit fraud.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Long depicted as the rootin'-tootin' capital of American gun culture, Texas is one of the few states with an outright ban on the open carry of handguns.
CLEVELAND (AP) - Baby Hazel was born at just the right minute: 10:11 on 12/13/14.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Inmates who work as janitors, cooks and groundskeepers in California's overcrowded prisons would be eligible for early release under a proposed legal settlement.
WATSONVILLE (AP) - A lifetime of moving has taught Claudia Morales to start packing early, because like many 13-year-olds, her room "is always a mess."
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Forecasters said Sunday they expect more rain for California, but the two water-bearing fronts approaching the region aren't packing the wallop delivered by a major storm last week.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A California voter-approved ballot measure to reduce some felonies to misdemeanors is jeopardizing alternative sentencing programs to help drug offenders kick their habits.
BERKELEY . (AP) - Effigies of black lynching victims found hanging at the University of California, Berkeley have sparked debate over whether the images are powerful protest art or just plain tasteless and racist.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Californians got a lot of what they wanted and not too much of what they didn't from a major storm that finally blew out of the state Friday.
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LONG BEACH (AP) - A man walked into the Southern California law firm where he worked and shot two men Friday before turning the gun on ...
SACRAMENTO (AP) - California officials plan to crack down on thousands of "dead" drivers.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Licensed businesses around California can begin legally growing and selling marijuana for recreational use Monday, and a hodgepodge of enforcement agencies will ...
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Skip to comments.First church in Germany given for Islamic worship
Posted on 06/12/2012 2:08:07 PM PDT by Gillibrand
A Christian church has been converted into a Muslim assembly hall. In Moenchengladbach-Rheydt the Alevi community gathers in the former Holy Cross Church of the Evangelical Methodist Church. Three years ago, the Methodists celebrated their last church service in the church and sold it in 2010 to the Alevis. The renovation of the building took one and a half years.
This was an unprecedented event in Germany, writes the newspaper "Welt am Sonntag". So far, an interdenominational consensus had prevailed, not to allow the conversion of abandoned churches to Islamic worship.
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Let them do what they are going to do.
Europe is a lost cause anyway.
western Europe maybe, but don't count out Poland. The Churches here are overflowing
western Europe maybe, but dont count out Poland. The Churches here are overflowing
And, I have read that they have more children than the rest of western Europe~
The muslim problem in the US is still relatively small. I fear/know it will not be addressed, if at all, until there is no hope of return.
I hope I am wrong, but if not, I will not be around to witness the new dark age of a near worldwide caliphate.
western Europe maybe, but dont count out Poland. The Churches here are overflowing
Love Poland. Came close to moving there in the late 90's. Great folks. :-)
surrender by the drink.
I'm sorry, I did have western Europe in mind when I posted that. I do understand the strength of the faith in Poland, for which I congratulate you and your fellow countrymen.
The UMC is one of the most politically correct institutions in Christianity.
Contrast this with Spain and even Greece where the Muzzies are told to go @&@&*^&*^ themselves if they try this.
God bless the Poles.
European Methodists are just people waiting to become Muslims anyway.
Or at least Dhimmis.
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The Kalani High School robotics team has earned a spot in the FIRST Championship in St. Louis, April 23-26, after a strong performance at the FIRST Alamo regional competition in San Antonio, Texas. The top three winners at each regional competition qualify for the championship.
Under the direction of team's faculty adviser and coach Bryan Silver, the Kalani Falcons Team 3008 is also participating in the FIRST Hawaii regional competition to be held at the University of Hawaii at Manoa on March 27-29. Thirty-nine high school robotics teams from across Hawaii, as well as teams from New Jersey, Australia, Singapore and Taipei will compete.


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Robotic Approach
At this moment we are re-engineering the Mine Kafon Project. Our goal is to make a product, which is faster, cheaper and safer than the existing technologies. We want to push the industry to get involved in this humanitarian project and rid the world of landmines as fast as possible in a systematic and reliable manner. This is a huge challenge, but it is possible.
The future vision of mine clearing activities is seen by Hassani as a fully automated process which does not require any human participation. Currently the human resource is still seen as the most crucial one in this process, it is used for the search activities and the deactivation it self. However with the new technologies and great ideas, human participation can be minimized to the lowest levels.


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'I love chanting mantras, and I do so daily as an integral part of my kundalini yoga practice. I don't need to know the specifics of how it produces a calming and sometimes even transcendent effect on my consciousness, but I've always been deeply curious about the mechanisms that may be at play beneath the surface of my awareness.
The Ancient Power of Chanting (Mantra) Validated by Modern Science
'I love chanting mantras, and I do so daily as an integral part of my kundalini yoga practice. I don't need to know the specifics of how it produces a calming and sometimes even transcendent effect on my consciousness, but I've always been deeply curious about the mechanisms that may be at play beneath the surface of my awareness.
This is why I am both deeply grateful and amazed by the work of John Reid, the UK inventor of the cymascope -- a technology that renders sound visible.'
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How Colostrinin Helps the Aging Brain - Life Extension Blog
'Some of the earliest published research concerning colostrinin suggests an immune system benefit. It has been reported that colostrinin induces the maturation and differentiation of thymus cells in mice.1
Experimental research suggests that colostrinin could benefit those with allergies. In a mouse model of allergic airway inflammation, IgE/IgG1 production, airway eosinophilia, mucin production and hypersensitivity were reduced in response to exposure to extracts from ragweed pollen grains and house dust mites.'
Chronic Fatigue and Parkinson's Now Linked to Gut Bacteria
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'Chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME) usually causes debilitating symptoms. Sufferers may experience unrelenting fatigue, no matter how much rest they get, along with pain and inflammation throughout the body. Without an ability to pinpoint an exact cause, many physicians in the past attributed the condition to a psychological origin, leaving patients without real hope for improvement.'
4 Triggers of Panic Attacks and How to Defeat Them
'Panic attacks are described by the Mayo Clinic as feeling a sense of intense fear or impending doom, triggering a strong physical response when there is no real danger or a cause that is apparent to an observer. For those who regularly experience panic attacks, they can be exhausting, frightening, and may make you feel like you're losing control.'
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Why Aged Cheese and Mushrooms Are so Good for Your Heart (and Make You Live Longer Too)
'Cheese can be an excellent source of nutrition, especially if made from unpasteurized grass fed milk and aged according to tradition. Among the many valuable nutrients in real cheese is vitamin K2, which is important for heart, brain and bone health.
The highest amounts of vitamin K2 can be found in Gouda, Brie and Edam. Other cheeses with lesser but still significant levels of K2 include cheddar, Colby, hard goat cheese, Swiss and Gruyere.'
Vaccinated Vs. Unvaccinated Pilot Study: Early Vaccination Sees Exponential Increase in Chronic Disorders
Photo Credit: http://www.stopmandatoryvaccination.com'Having worked on the study for 15 years, from its original conception to completion, Dr. Anthony Mawson and his coauthors have now had their work published in the Journal of Translational Science.The study, titled, 'Pilot comparative study on the health of vaccinated and unvaccinated 6- to 12- year-old U.S. children'.
Since long-term health outcomes of the current vaccination schedule haven't been studied, Dr. Mawson and his coauthors set out to compare vaccinated and unvaccinated children across a broad range of health outcomes.'
Researchers Cure Type I Diabetes With No Side Effects
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'The discovery, made at The University of Texas Health Science Center, increases the types of pancreatic cells that secrete insulin.
In Type 1 diabetes, people must theoretically take daily insulin shots because their bodies don't produce any insulin, and is most commonly diagnosed in children and young adults. This makes up less than 10 per cent of all diabetic cases.'
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Johanna Budwig: German Scientist Who Created an Effective Anti-Cancer Diet
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'The Budwig Diet for cancer has been around since the 1950s. But it is suppressed and inaccurately marginalized, sometimes even among alternative health writers and practitioners.
Flaxseed oil and cottage cheese for curing cancer? You've gotta be kidding!
But it's no joke, and it's not a fraud.'
Labels: Budwig, cancer, cancer cure, flax seed oil
Game-Changing Water Purifier Displaces Bottle Water Industry's Dominance
'Huge companies like Pepsi, Nestlé, and Coca-Cola sell billions of units of Reverse Osmosis purified tap water each year, the inevitable consequence of which is the littering of our planet with plastic that will pollute the environment for hundreds of years. What if you could eliminate the "middle men," thousands of dollars in costs, and tons of plastic in the process?'
The Cancer Revolution: A Helpful Program to Reverse and Prevent Cancer
'Half of all men and one-third of all women will experience cancer at some point in their lives. Fortunately, there are ways to significantly reduce your risk, as detailed in Dr. Leigh Erin Connealy's book, "The Cancer Revolution: A Groundbreaking Program to Reverse and Prevent Cancer." Connealy's interest in cancer prevention and treatment grew out of her own, long personal health journey.'
What Does Sugar Do to Your Brain?
'While all cells in your body can use glucose for energy, when you burn fat as your primary fuel your liver produces ketones that burn far "cleaner" in that they generate fewer reactive oxygen species (ROS) and secondary free radicals than sugars.
The conventional view is that you need sugar or glucose to satisfy your energy needs, but only a very small amount of sugar is actually required. Because sugar represents calories, excessive consumption will negatively affect your health.'
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© St. Petersburg Times, published December 20, 2000
June Kraff has been named to the President's Young Leadership Council of Women's American ORT. Members of the council are selected on the basis of their leadership potential and commitment to Women's American ORT. Council members receive leadership training, meet with national leaders of ORT and the Jewish communal world and participate in a one-year mentoring program, which pairs incoming members with council alumni. Kraff has been a member of ORT for 17 years. She is the president of her chapter and has held several other positions over the years.
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David Lubin, MD, has been honored with one of his photographs being published in the book, Dawn of the 21st Century, published by Smashing Books. This achievement is in addition to Lubin's 10th annual Tampa Bay Events Calendar, which last year won an award from the National Calendar Association.
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Coleman Davis has joined the SunTrust Bank Plant City Advisory Board. Davis was chosen for his outstanding leadership and involvement in the Plant City community. The Advisory Board plays a key role in identifying and providing for the financial needs of the Plant City market.
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Fowler White announces many new hires to the firm. Ceci C. Berman, Brian R. Denney, Jennifer L. DeVogelear, William J. Judge Jr., Patrick J. Neil, Nestor J. Rivera, Daniel R. Ryan and Jeremy Michael "Jay" Walker have joined as associates. Berman will concentrate her practice in the area of products liability. Denney and DeVogelear will practice in the firm's casualty department. Judge will concentrate his practice in the construction and surety area of the business litigation group. Neil will practice in the firm's St. Petersburg litigation department. Rivera has joined the firm's business litigation department and will concentrate his practice on health care and class action litigation. Ryan will concentrate his practice in the casualty department. Walker will practice in the St. Petersburg litigation department.
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Af few weeks ago, my family had a craving for hot dogs, and having heard so much about Field Roast Frankfurters*, I decided to give them a try. When I found them in the store and took a look at the package, it took a few minutes to get over my sticker shock, not at the price but at the nutritional stats. Each hot dog clocked in at 180 calories and 8 grams of fat. The ingredients list included "expeller pressed safflower oil" and "organic expeller pressed palm fruit oil," ingredients I normally try to avoid. Still, I had promised my family gourmet hot dogs and I figured I could practice self-discipline and eat just one, so I bought them and brought them home. Huge mistake! Not because they were bad but because they were so freaking good that my vow to eat only one vanished after one bite, and the only thing saving me from complete gluttony was the fact that there were only 6 frankfurters in the package.
I'd like to say that I'll never buy them again, but Field Roast dogs basically ruined my family for other packaged hot dogs. More like a sausage than other veggie dogs, they had a great flavor as well as texture. Fortunately, we don't eat hot dogs or other packaged food often, so it's not that big of a temptation, but I have to say that I've been practically haunted by the memory of them ever since we had them. And then I realized that I didn't have to give in to temptation or give up on hot dogs–I could make them myself.
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The level of optimal factor proportions may change when output or factor-price ratio changes. Let us assume that the input prices do not change, but size of available budget to be spent on the input does change. Since input prices do not change, the relative input price structure is not affected. This means that the slope of the iso-cost curve remains the same. Under these circumstances, any change in the level of expenditure on inputs and hence in the level of output can effectuate a shift in the iso-cost curve. For example, if the top management decides to spend more on inputs: labour and capital, and if wage rate and interest rate have not changed, then there will be a parallel rightward shift in the iso-cost curve. As the there will be a parallel downward shift in the iso-cost curve. As the iso-cost curve thus shifts upward or downward, the point of producer's equilibrium, satisfying the decision rule of proportionality may also change. For example, in Figure V. 9a when the iso-cost curve shifts from ML to M'L', the equilibrium point shifts from e to e'; when the iso-cost curve shifts from ML to M"L", the equilibrium points shifts from e to e"
The locus of these equilibrium points is traced out by a curve called the expansion path which shows how factor proportions change when output or expenditure changes, input prices remaining constant throughout. If expenditure has gone up such that the producer can buy either MM' of additional capital or LL' of additional labour-then the factor combination has changed form (OK+ON) to (OK' + ON'). In case of constant returns to scale, the expansion path OE will be a straight line, which reflects that factor proportions are independent of the level of output. The shape of the expansion path changes depending upon the type of returns to scale prevalent. It is the expansion path which is critical in determining the long-run costs of production.
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57 years ago today, Fairytales became a reality when Disneyland opened.
But did you know that this dream may not have been possible without life insurance?
It's true: After failing in the pursuit of traditional means of financing to build what would become Disneyland, Walt decided to provide his own financing. In 1953 Walt Disney gathered money from many sources, including borrowing money from the cash value in his life insurance policy in order to fund his first theme park.
This just goes to demonstrate the flexibility and freedom that can be provided through a life insurance policy. The ability to be your own banker when you need it most is priceless.
Thank you Walt Disney for having an amazing dream to design, create and build the most wonderful place in the world where childhood is infinite.
Disneyland will never be completed. It will continue to grow as long as there is imagination left in the world
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NECC Partners with Tufts University on research project
Posted by boston.com March 12, 2014 10:00 AM
The following was submitted by Northern Essex Community College:
Northern Essex Community Colleges Lab Science Program is partnering with a protein research lab at Tufts University to give students real-world experience in the classroom.
Professor Stephen Fuchs of Tufts University and two of his students visited Northern Essexs Haverhill Campus recently to meet with students and share information on the lab, which is researching how repetitive sequences in a protein affects both its structure and its function.
Fuchs will supply Northern Essex students, under the supervision of Professors Kevin Mitchell and Kim Waligora, with yeast strains that carry a mutation to a repetitive sequence in a critical protein. A mutation is a change in the DNA of an organism that may change observable characteristics of that organism.
Working in Northern Essex labs, NECC students will culture these yeast strains under selective conditions to identify yeast cells that have undergone a new mutation to overcome the effects of the initial mutation. The students will then identify the types of mutations that occurred and determine how frequently each mutation occurred. In the process they hope to identify proteins that are responsible for repairing mutations in the DNA.
Northern Essex students will post their findings on a blog set up by Fuchs. Tufts researchers will be able to view and comment on the Northern Essex data in real-time and vice versa.
This is a great opportunity for our students, said Professor Mitchell. Their work will be part of a bigger project. Theyll learn from their own research and also through close contact with the lab at Tufts.
Professors Fuchs and Mitchell knew each other from the University of Wisconsin, where they both received their Ph.Ds. When Fuchs was hired by Tufts, he contacted Mitchell to discuss how the university could partner with the community college. Mitchell invited Fuchs to join the Lab Science Program Advisory Board and since then, two NECC interns have spent the summer working in the Fuchs lab.
Fuchs has a strong interest in building his partnership with Northern Essex. Northern Essex interns are ridiculously hard-working, he says. And the colleges lab science program fills a need for well-trained lab technicians.
He is seeking National Science Foundation funding for his lab and Northern Essex is a part of the grant.
The two classes involved in the project are Integrated Science II and Research Experience. Professor Waligora, who teaches Integrated Science II, a first -year course, will use this project during a four-week period this semester to teach lab skills that are part of her course curriculum. Professor Mitchell will work with a group of students from the Research Experience course to conduct research as part of a semester-long project.
Northern Essexs lab science program is a two-year program that leads to a job as an entry-level laboratory technician and/or transfer to a four-year university. The program has three concentrations to choose from Biotechnology, Analytical Chemistry, and Environmental Science.
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