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LEWISTON, Idaho - Evergreen's Menefee has 31 points and leads the Geoducks to a 97-76 win at the Lewis & Clark State College Cannon's Building Materials Tournament tonight in Lewiston, Idaho.
In Saturday editition of the tournament's first game, Evergreen defeated the University of Great Falls 97-76 to join the Rangers at 2-0 in the tournament, while the two Frontier Conference teams, LCSC and Great Falls, both went 0-2.
Evergreen State's Nick Moore was named MVP of the tournament and was joined on the all-tournament team by teammate Nathan Menefee.
Moore scored 17 points tonight and 44 points in two tourney games.
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Reader Story: I Was Drowning in Debt
Published on - April 11th, 2010 (by J.D. Roth)
This guest post from Steven is part of the "reader stories" feature here at Get Rich Slowly. Some reader stories contain general "how I did X" advice, and others are examples of how a GRS reader achieved financial success — or failure. (Note that Steven is the author of Hundred Goals, a blog about achieving you goals while managing your finances.)
Three years ago, I was drowning in debt.
Week after week, I found myself falling further behind. Things had become so bad that I reached a point where I began using payday loan companies to pay the rent. Eventually I realized I was only making matters worse.
Making late payments on my bills was standard operating procedure; I felt like I had no other option. I was living paycheck to paycheck, and if I didn't have money in the bank when the bill came due, I'd just have to pay the penalty for being late. The debt collectors called daily trying to get their money, but there was no money to give.
I was in debt over my head.
The weeks when there were no bills to be paid and I had money in my pocket, I felt like a rock star! "Things are finally looking up," I'd say to myself as I handed the clerk a pile of DVDs for my collection. This was my routine. Any time I had extra money, I would spend it. The next week it was back to late payments and penalties.
This was my life, and it never occurred to me that things could be different. I had no reason to change. Even though the bills were being paid late, they were getting paid…eventually. The weeks when I had money left over were like a breath of fresh air — just enough to keep me alive during the weeks when I found myself struggling to survive.
It wasn't until I received a phone call from the company that held my car loan that I realized I needed to change my relationship with money in a major way. Six months earlier, I had financed my first car, a used 2003 Chevrolet Impala. I didn't have the money to afford this car. Everyone knew I couldn't afford the payments except for me. I had tried getting approved at multiple banks and credit unions and always received the same answer: "We're sorry."
Still, I persisted and was approved for a loan through the dealership. Now those rare weeks when I was able to come up for air were gone. I managed to shuffle bills and made promises to pay my creditors, but it didn't take long for the walls to come crashing down around me. I was back to the payday loan companies every week. But now, instead of paying off the loans, I was making the minimum payment and extending them even longer. I was fighting a battle I couldn't win.
When my phone rang that day, I expected to be able to make more promises and sweet talk my way out of the situation. I was wrong. I was told that if I didn't have the money paid by the end of the week, they'd repossess my car. I said I would have it, but really I had no idea how I was going to pull it off. There was just no way, so the next day I called them back but to try to work something out with someone else who worked at the company, but found myself talking to the exact same person as the day before. No deal.
That week, I worked as much overtime as I could, and ignored every bill that was due besides my car payment. I was able to pay the bill and keep my car…for now. I'd reached the point in my life where I realized that my relationship with money needed a complete overhaul. I knew I couldn't keep playing the debt game. I realized I couldn't beat the system.
For the next year, I worked constantly. I went to work early and left late. If there were projects on the weekends, I was there. I was making more money than ever before, and I was working my way out of debt as fast as I could. After a while, I reached a point where I felt like I could lay off of the debt repayment and work less overtime. I was trying to find a balance. I knew that if I didn't leave time for myself, I'd burnout and fall back into my old habits and routines. When I needed, I'd work overtime. And when I needed a break, I gave myself that option.
Once I became current on all of my bills, I pulled up my credit report and began paying off the old delinquent accounts. It took me years of hard work and diligence to reach this point, but I'm proud to say that I persisted through the difficult times and though it was never easy, it was worth every effort.
Today, I'm still not entirely debt-free, but I'm in a far better financial position than I was three years ago. I've managed to pay off my car, and my only debts are my student loans. Even though I'm still in college, I've begun paying them back. It's my goal to have 50% of my loans paid off before I graduate in May 2011, and eventually to live a debt-free life.
My quest to becoming debt-free is the first step in my journey to get rich slowly.
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Man, I hear you! I was once in the same situation when I graduated from college. I had a student loan and credit cards to pay off. I struggled for a few years financially until I met my now husband. He helped put me on a budget and learn to use Quicken to track my expenses. I also cut back on unnecessary expenses such as eating out and buying clothes. Later on after we'd gotten married we went through Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University at our church. This class was excellent and REALLY helped us improve our financial situation trememdously. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this class to anyone!! Now we are on baby step #3, building up to 6 months of an emergency fund. The point of my story is: there is hope. Even if you're in debt, don't give up;there IS a way out!!
I'll be nice but I'll be direct. First, congrats on learning what debt can do to a person. Second, this writer should absolutely not be borrowing money to go to college. He says he is paying them off. I hope that means he is now in "pay as you go mode."
Congratulations. Keep it up and make it a lifetime habit. I have, and I don't worry at all about money. Still paying the mortgage (but adding extra principal each month), and I'll have college expenses for my kids (but contributing monthly to 529 plans). I bought a house I could afford. My one not-expensive car was paid off years ago, and I keep it maintained. I take public transportation to work. One vacation per year, and we save for it. I have no debt otherwise — zero. My experience has taught me that patience, hard work, and planning will stabilize and improve your finances over time.
I disagree with Mr. ToughMoneyLove. There are some things that are worth and are close to impossible to do without going into some debt, and higher education is one of those things. You're not guaranteed to make more money with a college degree, but you're almost guaranteed to be limited in your earning potential without one, and I know of very few people who can complete a degree without some form of student loan.
Thanks for sharing your story Steven! There were so many good lessons in there about making mistakes, learning from them, working diligently to fix things, and finding a balance so you could sustain your momentum and reach your goals! What a blessing that you got your wake-up call before you got out of college so you could dig yourself out before you graduate.
Kudos for working so hard to pay off all your debts and delinquent accounts! Best wishes for continued success and a debt free life!
Thanks for sharing that story. It was well-written and to the point.
I am left wondering how you found Get Rich Slowly? Did a friend recommend it or did you find it via google?
Wow, that's quite a story when you realize at the end the person is…still in college! When I went to college, 20 years ago, I and most of the people I knew just…went…to… college. There was (generally) no buying of massive amounts of anything, no brand new financed cars, little working, certainly no working overtime, no debt collectors. It was courses and assignments and dorm life, used beater cars, camping trips, raiding the free box, etc.
This post introduces an important angle into the larger discussion: how much does the "new" (last 10 or so years) reality of college debtors interfere with academic progress and experiencing one's early 20s as they "should" be experienced?
Good luck, Steven–sounds like you will have gotten all these bad habits out of your system early and can aim for great and debt-free late 20s and beyond!
Thanks for sharing. It seems like you really have a handle on things now and have learned a hard lesson. Congratulations. I am very proud of you for working your butt off to get rid of these debts. It is a hard lesson to learn, but one I am sure you will keep through the rest of your life.
9@MrToughMoneyLove: My education is currently being paid for as I go and I am working very hard to maintain excellent grades so that I am able to receive grants and scholarships (both of which I have been successful at accomplishing). I have a goal of eliminating all of my Unsubsidized Loans before I step foot out of the door of college, whether or not I can do that depends a lot on keeping my grades up and being able to keep my grants and scholarhips.
@Patrick: Thank you, and I agree that education is definately something that people should pursue in their lives if they ever intend to improve their situation. Education isn't a guarantee of success but without an education, your options become very restricted. I know from experience. Before returning to school, I tried getting a "Real Job" and found myself doing menial work at retail and factories where I was unsatisfied and downright unhappy with my life. Maybe the pay wasn't too bad working at the factory but for me, life is about much more than earning a dollar, it is also about being happy.
@JoDi: Figuring this out has been the greatest thing to happen to me. I now see life from an entirely different perspective and try to share my experience with others on my blog (www.hundredgoals.com). I see many of my friends making the same choices as I did and I can only hope that they figure things out like I did. I try to lead by example rather than preaching my message. I think it has helped some people, and that is a good feeling!
@Student in London: I found GRS via The Simple Dollar, I believe. When I realized that I needed to change my financial life, I spent countless hours trying to figure out HOW I should do that. Finding GRS and TSD was my starting point and after that I turned to Total Money Makeover and other books like Your Money or Your Life. It has been a great journey to learn about financial responsibility and something that really changed my life for the better.
Congratulations – Keep up the good work!
A truly inspiring testimonial to hard work and determination!
Congratulations on your integrity and accomplishments.
Can you explain more about why you bought the car, and your perspective at the time? Not criticizing, just trying to understand your focus at the time of purchase.
What as one who has also overcome a debt-ridden lifestyle, I applaud your efforts as well as your courage to blog about them. It's sometime easy to lay out the steps one needs to do to get out of debt (especially when the bill collectors are calling daily and your car is nearly repossessed!) but it's much tougher to stick with the plan when things begin to ease a bit.
Keep up the good work!
Good for you! Keep up the good work and good luck with your education!
That was a good post. You explained exactly what I see with people I know. Recently someone proudly told me they paid their electric bill the day it was to be turned off and had a few bucks left so was going out to dinner?? It really makes me wonder do people REALLY change? After this recession will many go back to spending more than they make? Did we learn anything?
Keep up the good work! Unless you are a person with excellent trade skills or can talk really fast- the college education is the key to a better life. It is one of the only things I would ever go back and borrow money for again. I do like the "Clark Howard" approach. Do not leave college with actual "college fees" debt more than what you can make the first year out.
Sarah- I actually see all of my nephews and nieces(20-32 yr olds) learned a lot from the recession—and neither of my brothers(46-56 year olds)
Thanks for sharing your story. What influenced you to sort of flip the switch and pay down your debt?
Hey, at least you weren't in your 40′s, like me, before you had your wake-up call. You have many years in which to GRS.
Congrats! That's amazing!
Thanks for your story.
Starting last November I decided I needed to get my finances under control. I make plenty of money but with debt and just pissing away my income I effectively don't "make" what I should.
Essentially I adopted a "pay highest interest rates first" snowball strategy, but the real key to my previous failure was similar to yours – when it wasn't bill time, I didn't consider the money in my pocket to be bill paying money. I wasn't working very hard to paying off my debt. I never paid "the minimum" but never paid enough to make a real dent in my debt so things just always get worse.
I started a spreadsheet in per-month blocks. EVERY sizable bill goes into the spreadsheet. Within the months block items are sorted by due date. I put in the date of bill, the due date, the highest interest rate, the minimum payment, the estimated payment, and the date the payment is actually made. I also have a column for the date of the paycheck that I WILL use to pay the bill.
At the start (December) I figured out out how much of my paychecks I can use to pay bills and before I even consider money to be "fun money" I make sure the spreadsheet is filled out and up to date. I do this at least one paycheck and try to check up on it at least one a week if not more, to make sure I am on track – I generally plan things a month in advance so by mid month I am already planning the next months payment schedule.
Another plan I have adopted after reading stuff on this site is that I am careful to pay my bills much closer to billing date than to due date. The rough order of payments is non-credit cards (rent, other recurring monthly, doctor/dentist bills, etc.), highest interest cards as much as possible, and minimum on low interest cards (until they become the "highest" interest cards because the others are paid off).
I have now stuck with my plan very successfully for over about months and am on track to have everything paid off before the end of the year. Yeah, it always isn't as fast as I hope because unexpected things DO pop up (dentist visits and other expenses that weren't planned) but I now am much more conscious about paying off my debt and I feel much better about myself that I no longer find bills that are just past their due date, HAVE to charge things because I didn't plan for them etc. Because I do this monthly and have a system, I better know what bills are coming due and CAN plan accordingly.
I still leave myself enough left over so I can buy stuff for my wife, myself, the household, etc. but I keep this reasonable.
For entertainment, we have cable (TiVo) and Netflix. These are both recurring costs that I can easily bill. We go out to eat and to movies vary rarely, because those costs are harder to pre-anticipate, AND I don't really need the extra calories of eat out, anyway.
21@CM: I am not the "traditional" college student. After High School I was *done* with school. I had had enough and I wanted to get a life, so I went to work. This is when I began digging my hole. I was working at a low-paying (okay for my age group) retail job and spending my paycheck each and every week on Stuff that I didn't need. You can read more about my journey into debt here:
When I figured out that the "Real World" wasn't working for me, I decided to go back to school. Because I was already buried in debt, I had to go back on a part-time basis. It took me twice as long to get my Associate Degree as it should have but I finished, have eliminated my consumer debt and am now full-time working towards my Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies.
@Bobbi: Thank you! It was worth every ounce of energy I put into it, my life is so much better now and even though I'm not totally debt-free, I can see an end and better yet, I can feel it!
@Jan, Mark, Maureen, Nicole: Thank you!
@Troy: The reason for buying a car was really out of what I saw as being necessity at the time. Looking back, there may have been other alternatives but hindsight is always 20/20. At the time I bought my car, I was working and thought I needed a method of transportation to get to and from which was more efficient than my feet. Maybe not the best choice at the time but one I faced, dealt with and ultimately conquered.
@Sarah: I think people change but not until they have reached a point where they realize that what they have been doing all along isn't really working for them. It is hard to watch people taking the same path as I did with rampant consumerism but there is little a person can do but to lead by example and offer help when asked. I think this recession has changed those who were affected by it and not those who weren't.
@Jan: Thanks! My skills included dishwashing, retail and manufacturing. Not exactly the path I wanted my life to take. Returning to school has been the best decision I have ever made and even though I needed (yes, needed) to take out loans in the beginning, I am now standing up to the challenge of paying those off before I ever even set foot out of the door of college.
@David Hall: What influenced me to change was just realizing that my life was a constant struggle. Every single day. I was living paycheck to paycheck, very stressed about paying the bills and not smart enough at the time to realize I was causing my own situation. I didn't have financial role models growing up. This was the same pattern of living as what I had been raised on and I didn't know any better. I thought that this was just the way "life" was. Luckily I woke up! Sadly, my mother still lives her life this way and I'm sure she always will.
@R.L.: Its never too late!!! Thanks for your comment!
Your story sounds the same as mine but I'm still drowning in debt. I wanted to buy a cheap Chevy Blazer a couple years ago and kept getting turned down at the banks. The dealer gave me a loan for a more expensive 2005 Chevy Impala after I convinced my dad to co-sign. I couldn't afford the payments and after a year, I got a call saying that they were going to repossess it if I didn't come up with a payment. I was scared but luckily, my dad took over the payments – he also took over the car. I now have to ask him if I want to drive it. I feel so bad that I ruined his credit just because I wanted a car that I couldn't afford. I made December, January and February car payments on time but I didn't make a payment last month. I paid March payment last week but now I need to come up with money for April's payment which is already late. My credit card was due yesterday and I have also put my student loan on 6-month forbearance. I'm a freelance writer so I can make as much money as I want if I just work. I need to buckle down and get busy. I can get caught up on all my bills in a week if I put in some extra hours. Thanks for this great article – you've inspired me to change my habits! Off to work…
I graduated college 12 years ago, with no assets and in student debt. Today I have over 300k in the bank, in cash (along with my other assets). How? Simple. Same as *everyone* similarly situated who didn't experience a windfall. I live below my means. I live comfortably, but below my means. Time does all the rest of the work for me. Planning and budgeting will get you only so far; at some point real financial growth comes only by widening the gap between income and "outgo". Best of luck.
Thanks for sharing your story – keep at it!
I too got into some debt trouble in college, not to this extent and I was always about to make at least the minimum payments without going to extremes like pay day loans.
I wonder how the new credit card laws applying to college students will affect the debt people get into. I'm sort of grateful I got my first credit card at 18 with "only" a $1,000 limit to charge onto while I learned how credit worked. If I hadn't gotten a credit card until I had more steady income I fear I would have charged up a much larger credit limit. It doesn't seem like proper credit card usage is something that is learned with age, just experience, to me anyway. I *try* to tell my sister not to spend student loan money on things like an iPod touch & a new DSLR camera but she just doesn't get how expensive those payments are going to be when she has to start paying them back. And I have no idea how much of her lifestyle is supported by credit cards in addition to those student loans. It would be nice if parents or school taught some personal finance but I'm not sure how likely that is to happen. I know my parents aren't a good model of how to use credit effectively.
I enjoyed the post- thanks Steven.
I think this is sadly the story of most people I know outside of the personal finance blog world.
Congrats on escaping the debt cycle and good luck on accomplishing your goals!
I wanted to leave a comment to say thank you for telling your story. This is my life right now. Not so much mine, but my husbands as he does not see eye to eye with me when it comes to money, but since he is the breadwinner, I don't often speak up about his purchases and our bills.
Reading your story was like watching our life on the computer. I'm going to show him this post, and your blog in hopes that perhaps he'll see himself. I look forward to a day when we too are on our way to being debt free.
Thanks so much everyone for taking the time to read my article and for sharing your thoughts and encouragement with me. It has been an honor to have JD open up his forum to me with all of you and I hope to see many of you over at Hundred Goals in the future!
I hope my story will help some of you, debt is not the end of the world, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. It is difficult to see the end when you are buried in debt but if you keep digging your way out, eventually you will find that light. Never give up!


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How to Turn Ikea Drawers into a CPU House
While computer manufacturers would like you to think differently, most computer towers aren't very pretty. There are a few exceptions, but for the most part, CPUs are large and unflattering compliments to any room. Because of their size, they aren't the easiest things to hide, but it can be done. The Ikea Helmer office drawers have been hacked before -- to hold six Linux hosts -- so it's no surprise that another crafty geek used the piece to build a cabinet that could accommodate and hide his CPU.
Rather than building that last four drawers for the Ikea Helmer, Albert Law used a pair of drawer tracks to connect the drawer fronts (which actually consist of both the drawer's fronts and backs) together to create a single door piece. In order to further keep the drawer panels from moving around, he connected them together with four silver joints.
Since the drawers are now a single door panel that need to open up like a door, Albert built a door hinge using the L-shaped wall mount he had left over from an Ikea Billy bookshelf. He screwed one part of the mount into the interior of the drawer frame, and then used a single screw to connect the mount to the top of the drawer panel. The screw, which isn't fully tightened, allows the door to swing open while remaining connected to the frame. The bottom of the door is secured, while still allowing movement, through a single screw attached to the bottom bar of the frame. A hole on the bottom of the door panel allows it to sit over the screw.
The backside of the drawer unit has no back, which allow Albert to easily push in his CPU, while also allowing it to stay cool.
Images: Albert Law
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It costs a little more, but IKEA does make storage units designed to contain computers, too...
Please, please, please stop calling it a CPU.
It's a desktop computer.
does it always hang out the back like that, if it does, then it would still look quite bad.
@AoOs or you could call it a tower, because not all desktop computers, like the all in one unit desktops would require this either.
I actually like the case in the photo. Reminds me of Wall-e :)


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ASHWAUBENON, WI (WTAQ) - Drivers in Ashwaubenon may have to make some changes to their commute as the Hansen Road bridge closes for the next year.
Officials with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation say starting Tuesday they will reconstruct the Highway 41 mainline, as well as demolish and build a bridge.
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October 18, 2013
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Lecture Series Kicks Off with Seminar on DREAM Act
VALDOSTA – The 2013-2014 College of Arts and Science Lecture Series kicks off with a seminar on the proposed DREAM (Development Relief and Education for Alien Minors) Act, which will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 23 in the Bailey Science Center, Room 1011.
Hosted by the College of Arts and Science and the Department of Modern and Classical Language, the seminar will address facts surrounding the proposed DREAM Act - a bipartisan legislation that would provide a path to citizenship for eligible unauthorized youth and young adults who were brought to the United States as children.
"The Department of Modern and Classical Languages is proud to be joining with the College of Arts and Sciences to host a full discussion of the DREAM Act," said Dr. Viki Soady, department head. "It is a little known fact that recent changes in Georgia have actually loosened the restrictions on young Dreamers who are in this state and this country because of the decisions made by their parents and families. Many of them have known no home and no life except what they have experienced in the United States. Thousands of young Hispanics are affected by these changes in Georgia alone. President Obama has stated that now that the budget crises are abated, he will turn once again to the vital issue of immigration reform."
Speakers for the event include Jerry Gonzalez, the founder and executive director of The Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials (GALEO) and the Galeo Latino Community Development Fund; Israel Cortez, the region's migrant director for the State Board of Education; and Rocky Rawcliffe, immigration attorney at Kuck Immigrations Partners LLC.
"Israel comes from migrant roots and works energetically every day to connect young Hispanics with the educational opportunities that are available," said Soady. "Jerry Gonzalez will inform us of proposed strategies both at the state and national level, and Atlanta Immigration Attorney Rocky Rawcliffe will address questions concerning how changes are affecting real individuals who for apply for legal status."
While the DREAM Act has not been passed into law, the US Department of Homeland Security has not deported undocumented youth who are eligible for the DREAM Act since June 2012. Instead, they are given "deferred action" which gives them temporary permission to remain in the U.S. This program is referred to as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
"Here is a statistic that clearly indicates what positive effects can emerge from such a bill: Creating a path to citizenship for undocumented youth will add $329B to economy by 2030," said Soady.
The seminar is free and open to the public. For more information, contact the Department of Modern and Classical Languages at (229) 333-5948.


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Part II
Luckily, I still arrived nice n' early to the race which allowed some time to use the "washroom," take some photos, and find a Luna bar, as I hadn't eaten anything since breakfast (I know, I know, I'm such a planner).
As you know, I love races, and this one was no different. My mind was in race-mode the second I arrived at the park. The heat didn't bother me, nor did that little thought in the back on my mind about my serious lack of sleep and planning. I got excited, and despite the self-created shady circumstances, I felt ready, ready to run!
I had broken the 30k into three 10ks, and had reduced my goal from "beat last year's time" to "finish." Really, beggars can't be choosers, so I wasn't going to be picky given my circumstances. And then I was off!
I started out with the 3:00 hour pace bunny. No idea why, or how that happened, but very quickly I realized their pace was way too fast for me (obvs), so I slowed it down, and fell into a comfortable 6:40/km (10:30/mile) moving pace.
I was alone, but feeling good, people watching other runners to kill the time, and to see if I recognized anyone. I ran the whole thing doing my usual, "10 and 1s" (where I run 10 minutes, walk 1 - as per my Garmin's beeps) and was thrilled at my mental strength. When I felt tired and wanted to walk, I'd see I had 3 minutes until a walk break, and would actually suffer through it, as apposed to walk early. It was the 1st race I didn't "give up" at any point (yay!!).
The km marks quickly went by, and then suddenly I was more than 1/2 way done. There isn't too much to say about this run, because it's the world's most boring route (route and other dirty deets found here), and little happened to me throughout it; simply put? I just kept running. Although, it must be noted that at the 26k (16.3 mile) mark I fell. Hard.
I've never in my life fallen while running, but yesterday I wiped out. It was at a crossing where cops were holding back some very angry cars, who were all holding down their horns, when I completely wiped out (tired? distracted? I don't know). But I flew to the ground with a slap, and then the car horns suddenly stopped, and I felt everyone's eyes on me. I was sooooo embarrassed, that despite the pain in my left knee, I popped right back up, and just, kept, running. Te-doo-te-daa nobody saw that, right?
After I was out of everybody's sight I had a panic attack. I know, I know - drama queen? I don't know why, but falling jolted my mindset and freaked me out. I started to cry and couldn't breath. I sat down for a moment and slowly calmed myself down - after talking myself through it, I luckily soon got that first real gasp of air, which was amazing and much needed. I then walked a few steps, and soon after started running again.
I was on the home stretch baby.
Kilometer 27. Kilometer 28. Kilometer 29. Omigod I swear this is way longer than a kilometer… and I could see the finish, so I sprinted my ass off (see the spike below, at the end? that's me FLYING. Also, the huge drops are my 1 minute walks).
When I looked down at my watch and saw 3 hours 18 minutes, once again the tears came. I was over the moon with happiness! I had just taken 15 minutes off last year's time, and did better than I had thought possible. I fought the crowds to find my friend Angela, who also did an awesome job, taking 10 minutes off her 15k time, and hugged her until I realized I had to keep walking before my legs froze.
It was over. I was done. And I was ecstatic about my race. My full marathon falls just over a month away… whether or not I can maintain that pace for another 12k? I'm not sure… but if I do, it'll have me running the Berlin marathon in about 4hours 50 minutes, which is my ultimate goal (marathon in under 5)!!
Long story short, after the race my friend and I ended up heading to McDonalds by default, as it was the only thing open around midnight! My Big Mac was the most delicious burger I have ever eaten, ever (<— exaggeration, but seriously, McDs is da bomb) and very well deserved *as I pat myself on the back.*
[[for peace of mind I worked out the calories after, because, you know, I'm annoying like that, and I still lost more calories on the run than my combo. Score!]]
Here some official race photos of last night's run - awkward neck pull - as the majority of them are awful, but enjoy!
Today I slept in, have tried to nurse my knee back to bending abilities, because whoa - scrapes hurt, watched trashy tv in bed, and just all around been useless. Aka, today has been great. My muscles don't hurt that much either, which I'm not sure is a good thing, or bad - perhaps next time (marathon time!) I'll know I can push myself that little bit more?! Hmmm…
Overall it was a great weekend, which could have gone terribly wrong - I'm not sure I'd recommend going out the night before a 30k race to anyone any time soon - as I think God was just watching out for me this time… :)


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Positano's Ristorante
- Address:
3309 Tampa Road
Palm Harbor, FL 34684Neighborhood:
Palm Harbor
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Positano's Ristorante
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://positanoph.com/
- Phone: 7277849100
- Hours of Operation:
Serving Lunch Monday thru Friday from 11:30am - 2pm
Dinner served:
Monday thru Thursday 4pm - 9pm
Friday - Saturday 4pm - 10pm
Sunday 4pm - 8pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Italian
- Executive Chef: Harry Ong
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We offer an extensive Off-site catering menu featuring salads, hors d'oeuvres, entrees and desserts. Please call for additional information.
- Entertainment: Live Jazz in the lounge every Friday and Saturday.
A word from Positano's Ristorante
Positano's is proud to offer a classic Italian menu featuring Veal, Chicken, Seafood and Pasta specialties prepared to order and served with true hospitality in a warm and welcoming environment. Our Lunch menu includes a variety of fresh salads, panini and pizzas. We use only the highest quality ingredients in all of our dishes, and you will taste the difference in our sauces,all prepared from scratch in the traditional style. Our recently remodeled restaurant now includes a wood burning oven in which we cook our house focaccia bread and authentic Pizza Napoletana, utilizing imported "00" flour and San Marzano tomatoes.Continued
We offer a comprehensive wine selection as well as a full bar serving generous cocktails,with '2 for 1' Happy Hour Specials between 4pm – 7pm daily.
Live music every Friday and Saturday from 7pm-10pm.
Our staff takes great pride in offering polished yet friendly service, and looks forward to welcoming you to the best kept secret in Palm Harbor
We offer a comprehensive wine selection as well as a full bar serving generous cocktails,with '2 for 1' Happy Hour Specials between 4pm – 7pm daily.
Live music every Friday and Saturday from 7pm-10pm.
Our staff takes great pride in offering polished yet friendly service, and looks forward to welcoming you to the best kept secret in Palm Harbor
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
Positano's Ristorante - Best Restaurants in Palm Harbor ›
Positano's Ristorante reviews from OpenTable diners
86 reviews since May 27, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (66)special occasion (40)fit for foodies (33)good for groups (28)romantic (26)great for lunch (13)notable wine list (13)hot spot (11)vibrant bar scene (10)kid-friendly (6)late-night find (5)great for brunch (4)Show More
- BrettbfishDined on 9/13/2014Heard about it from a friend and tried it last Friday. The food was fantastic and service greatSpecial Features:
- bigwally11VIPDined on 9/13/2014We are never disappointed at Positanos, the food, wine, service are the bomb. we tell all our family and friendsSpecial Features:
- Fresh and FunTVDadDined on 9/13/2014Positano's is a neighborhood favorite in Palm Harbor. Incredibly fresh Italian food prepared in large portions. I really can't think of a negative. Their flatbread pizza's are prepared in a brick oven in the middle of the dining room. Their antipasto and stuffed mushrooms make great appetizers. Our party of four had Shrimp Parmesan, Linguini & Clam Sauce, Chicken Francese, and Fruiti di Mar. Everyone raved at how fresh the seafood was. We had a couple of bottles of wine from an adequate and affordable wine list. One touch we also liked was the cappuccino. It is served with a rock candy stir stick and biscotti. A nice way to end the meal. Did I also mention they have live entertainment on weekends?Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/13/2014Amazing food! Try the stuffed pork chop! Out of this world!Special Features:
- Reliable high standardOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/7/2014Positano's is reliable for quality food, casual comfort and fine service. The " specials " are a pleasant addition the already enticing menu selections. A frequent favorite and never a disappointment.Special Features:
- DeliciousRNShanksDined on 9/5/2014Service was excellent, food was delicious and ambiance was great. Jazz band began playing at 7 PM (Friday night) and it was a nice touch for our date night. Sangria portions were large and an even better value during happy hour when it is 2-for-1. Calamari was the best we've ever tasted. Would definitely recommend.Special Features:
- First time Last timeMshradDined on 9/5/2014Went there on a lark a few days ago. The place is a little kitschy in a nice way. Our server was nice but slow. We ordered standard italian fare which while not bad, was the same taste and quality you can get anywhere else for less. Next time I'll just go to one of the little local joints and get the same for less money.
- OutstandingPoogieDined on 9/5/2014This restaurant continues to be our favorite and now also has an excellent new menu with many new dishes on it. We intend to try something different each time we have our dinner there. Our server is without a doubt friendly and professional. The staff knows what table we want every time we dine there and each and every one the staff are so warm and friendly.Special Features:
- Fantastic as AlwaysdlovejoyDined on 9/2/2014We have never been disappointed by the service or quality of food. It is the best Italian restaurant in the Tampa Bay area and at a very reasonable price.Special Features:
- Great dinner!TrueloveDined on 8/30/2014Food was fabulous, service was excellent. Lounge singer was lovely & just added to the ambiance. This was our 3rd visit & would definitely go to Positano's again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good ExperienceGoodeatsDined on 8/29/2014Great ambience, food very good. Service was great also. Friday nights they have a live jazz band that plays at a very acceptable volume level. You can still have a conversation.Special Features:
- Out of their wayOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/26/2014They go out of their way to accommodate. If you are a party of 2 or a party of 20. If it is a Tuesday or a holiday. They do their very best to get you seated even when you forget to get a reservation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of my favorite restaurantsLoveToEatOutDined on 8/23/2014Positano's Ristorante is a small restaurant in a shopping strip in Palm Harbor. However, don't let that fool you. The food is prepared with care, and the sauces are excellent, whether served on veal or chicken. Each of the sauces is described in detail on the menu so you know what you are getting. The Veal Abruzzi is my favorite...very tender and a flavorful sauce. The meal comes with soup or salad, and a side, and the staff is willing to substitute. The portions, while not huge, are large enough so that you can take half home and have another meal. They also have a happy hour with 2 for 1. I chose sangria, which was very good. Service is friendly and efficient. Definitely recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- luv2dineDined on 8/20/2014As always fantastic evening. Great food. Fun time.Special Features:
- dede78dede78Dined on 8/11/2014five of us had different meals and every meal was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Saturday evening outCoupleDined on 8/9/2014Love the entertainment in the bar with Earlene. Made the evening. Food was just OK. Pasta was overcooked. Food was over sauced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding Italian RestaurantFalconDined on 8/8/2014My wife and I are new to the Palm Harbor area and we had passed by Positano's a few times at night and were always surprised by the number of cars in the parking lot. Now we know why - outstanding food and service. We had a very enjoyable Friday evening dinner. Excellent food and wine complimented by live jazz that added to the atmosphere.Special Features:
- A favorite!FloodivaDined on 8/7/2014Awesome food. The owner is very attentive. One of our weekly "fixes".Special Features:
- bigwally11VIPDined on 8/2/2014The food, service and great house wine were amazing, you guys never fail to surprise us every time.Special Features:
- Excellentemjay4764Dined on 8/1/2014Food was fantastic and service was excellent. First time visit. Definitely going back!Special Features:
- Ok to goodCarolDined on 8/1/2014Food was ok. The wine list was unremarkable. Not planning a return visit.
- Fantastico!!PoogieDined on 8/1/2014Once again, we always enjoy dining at our favorite Italian Restaurant. From the time we enter this establishment to the time we leave, we feel as if we are around family. Thank you all for doing a great job!Special Features:
- Good lunchSteveVIPDined on 7/29/2014Good food, good service, good neighborhood place. Will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- worth coming tomartieVIPDined on 7/28/2014I was pleasantly surprised by the gourmet quality of the restaurant. The waitress treated me like a food critic and treated all the other customers just as well. The menu was thoughtful. I was pleased when told that everything is cooked when ordered and can be customized. The salad was superb, with cranberries, nuts and cheese. The main course was better than at most restaurants, but was short on vegetables and long on so-so sauce. The cost was low for how good the overall experience was. Considering this is steps away from a formidable competitor, this is a place I will return to and tell people about.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulKennethVIPDined on 7/26/2014We had such a great meal there last week, that we had to come back for the entertainment on Saturday night. We sure weren't let down, great food, great service by Kim, and the singer was amazing. So much fun!!I would recommend this to a friend.
- still disappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 7/26/2014Casa Ludivico and Pensare full so tried Poistano again- Wifes Seafood pasta swimming in flavorless sauce. Manager came over after told waiter did not like it and made no offer to adjust bill comp desert or drink- They simply do NOT know how to prepare pasta dish, so will have to think hard before returning. Too many other better choices around-
- Disappointed in seasonal dishlisaandreyDined on 7/26/2014I have been to Positano's in the past and have always have great meals. This time I was disappointed. I ordered pollo antipasto, a seasonal chicken dish. I thought it was tasteless. My husband ordered the chicken francese, which is on the regular menu, and that was very good. For dessert we tried the seasonal dessert, the roasted peaches with vanilla ice cream. This was OK, but nothing special. I think next time, I will skip the seasonal items and just stick to the true and tried items on the regular menu.Special Features:
- Great Local Italian RestaurantItalianJoeDined on 7/25/2014The food here is very good. I would recommend making a reservation though as they do get busy at times. If you are in the mood for some of the best Italian food in the area, check this place out.Special Features:
- First time guestsMichelleDined on 7/25/2014We enjoyed our first visit to Positano's and will definitely go back. We both had wonderful entrees from their special summer menu; the tomato sauce was fresh and bright, the veal was tender, the seafood cannaloni was bright with lemon which kept it from being too rich. Every dish we saw looked delicious. We were a little disappointed with the tiramisu; too much fluff with too little espresso and lady fingers. We arrived during happy hour so we each enjoyed two glasses of house wine for $6! The noise level is a little high but overall it is a fantastic neighborhood gem, we're looking forward to trying many more of the menu items.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FindKennethVIPDined on 7/22/2014Found this gem on Open Table. Food was excellent as was the service from our waitress Kim. She was very patient and attentive with us. We were in no hurry that evening and Kim was there for all our needs.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/19/2014The food was only fair. The noise level was very loud I had to lean across the table to hear my wife. Probably won't go back.
- Always a HomerunreservationqueenDined on 7/18/2014We have eaten here often and from the moment you enter the front door the experience is always great. Warmly greeted by one of the owners, once you are seated the wait staff is very attentive. The food is wonderfully prepared and has been great every time. You will not be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always 5 starsOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/18/2014Good food, great entertainment and exceptional service especially at the tables in the bar which also get you up and close with the jazz trio. Joe, the bar manager, is always attentive and on top of his game!Special Features:
- Excellent food and serviceFLFoodieDined on 7/14/2014My daughter, myself and husband came here to celebrate my husband's birthday. We enjoyed all aspects of dining here. The food was delicious, the service was excellent and the cost was in line with expectations. Our portions were very generous, all three of us took home leftovers. We shared a delicious appetizer and I had the soup while my husband and daughter had a salad. The soup was very tasty and a perfect portion. The salads were fresh and not boring iceberg and tomato. We each tried a different entree and all were yummy! We were too full for dessert but I would love to return to try the tiramisu or creme brulee. We would definitely return to Positano's.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good eveningEighttoEatDined on 7/11/2014I had a group of frequent dining friends and they all seemed happy with the selection. Reservation was ready as promised, Food choices were varied. Waiter was knowledgeable about menu selections and was candid when asked about various items. Service was good though entrees were a "little" slow. Would definitely go there again.Special Features:
- Five StarPoogieDined on 7/11/2014This restaurant never disappoints my husband, or me. The food is exceptional and the service is, as well. If this restautant were closer to us, we would be there every week, if not more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good not greatOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/28/2014The food was good, but not great the Jazz singer was very nice, the restaurant itself was very crowded and quite warm, the thing that was most disappointing to me was the wait for the food, I do appreciate that everything is basically made to order, but we waited an hour for our main course and honestly that is too long to wait in a crowded small warm restaurant for food that was good but not great. I would go back though.Special Features:
- Great foodbh77Dined on 6/28/2014Great food, great service, but awfully noisy. Had 6:30 reservations for 4 on a Saturday night. Reservations did not get us a good table, but rather right in the middle of the floor. So noisy we had to nearly shout to each other.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DarkDisapiontedDined on 6/27/2014The food was okay, a little over priced I thought. There was a power outage which ruined the night, you would think you would get a discount for no A/C no Lights and no Live music but that didn't happen. Waiter was nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FloodivaDined on 6/27/2014We enjoy Positano's at least once per week. This week, they lost power and still handled it graciously which a lot of establishments would have choked on. Alex our waiter was outstanding as usual.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The centre is situated on the south east corner of Southampton Common and provides information about Southampton's abundant wildlife and how we manage the City's open spaces to protect and increase biodiversity. The Centre has purpose built interactive displays that help you discover more about Southampton Common and the creatures and plants that live there.
There is a large interactive map that shows all the different types of habitat on The Common and a touch screen display showing how the Common is managed. Outside we have a large wildlife garden that is divided into habitats similar to those that you will find on The Common and is designed and managed to attract wildlife. Click on the 'Bing' map to find us.
The Hawthorns Cafe is open every day from 9am until 6pm during the Summer and 9am - 4.30pm in the winter
The cafe menu and forthcoming cafe events can be found on our cafe page
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The Hawthorns Activity Room is often open Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm, when not in use by a school or other group.
Following recent changes, and in order to protect the delicate habitats and wildlife that live in the grounds, we are trying out a new system with the grounds being open at certain times.
The Hawthorns Grounds are usually open Monday - Friday 11am - 3pm.
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Monolith Soft, developer of Xenoblade Chronicles, is working on a brand new open-world JRPG for Wii U. "The goal of Monolith Soft's new game is to create a large-scale open world that can be explored seamlessly," Nintendo explained. It will be coming in 2014.
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2 killed in Prince William County car crash
A Honda Civic collided with a GMC Envoy on Sunday morning.
Prince William teens busted posting nude photos
FBI, police offer $11,000 reward in Va. slaying
FBI, Prince William Police offer $11,000 reward in Va. grocery slaying
Local police investigate murder of Woodbridge store employee
As people were returning home from work Friday evening, police were handing out flyers on the unsolved murder of a young mother working at the Platanillos Grocery and Jewelry Store in one Woodbridge neighborhood.
Testimony: Children bitten, tripped at Minnieland
A Prince William County judge heard testimony during a preliminary hearing for two former Minnieland Academy workers who are charged with child cruelty.
Police helicopter rescues man, dogs from Va. lake
U.S. Park Police say a department helicopter helped rescue a man and two dogs stranded on a Prince William County lake after a canoe flooded with icy water.
Police rescue man, dogs from Prince William County lake
A man and two dogs are safe after a dangerous ice rescue in Prince William County Sunday.
Police ID murdered store employee in Prince William County
The Prince William County Police Department asks for the public's help investigating a murder in Woodbridge, Va.
Prince William County police asking for public's help
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There are three reasons a man should marry a woman, or commit to her as a boyfriend:
1. You want to. You love this woman so much that you don't even think about other women.
2. You have a child with her and you don't want to that child to be raised by a single mom, or be aborted (or adopted).
3. You feel desire for other women, but you don't want to lose this woman. It's more important that you keep her than play with other women, because she fulfills you more than playing around does. (This is probably the most common "good" reason.)
Here are some crappy reasons that I've had guys tell me they fell into.
You're Old
You're 40, 50, or 60, and you feel like this is the last woman you'll meet. Guess what: if you think like that, it's true. I've met 60-year-old men that were sleeping with several different women. Once you learn how to deal with women, you'll only get better, for two reasons.
First, the reason why you got better with women was because you increased your self awareness. There's no other way. So being more self-aware means you will always consciously improve.
Second, you gain experience, and experience gets exponential results. If you aren't ready to "settle down," don't! Ask yourself, "Why do I want to be stuck with one woman? Do I love her? Is it for life insurance? Is it to have someone at my bed when I'm about to die? Why?"
You Think You Can't Do Any Better
This is probably the most common reason guys settle down. They tell themselves they found The One, when really, secretly, they think they found the "best one so far" and don't want to gamble on their future odds.
This is the reason why guys are unhappy in their dating lives – they are stuck with a woman that the don't really like. I've been there too. It's frustrating because you don't want to dump the girl and hurt her feelings. At the same time, you don't feel turned on by her anymore. You just want to get rid of her!
You should only marry a woman that turns you on, because a sexless marriage is doomed.
You Have One Idiosyncratic Mutual Interest
This relates to conversation. If you can't talk to your woman about anything and everything, or nothing at all, you will struggle to keep the fun going. After awhile, sex becomes less important, and conversation becomes more important.
This is more for the "girlfriend issue" and less for the "marriage issue." Guys tend to date women in their close social circle, which often means that they share one common interest, for example, a type of music. This is not a foundation for a relationship. You must have chemistry, beyond specific topics of interests.
She's Sexual – Like Exceptional
This is my biggest weakness. If a woman can rock me in the bedroom, I start to fall in love. Be careful. Good pussy, good head, freakiness, submissiveness … it doesn't substitute for a good mind.
Long-term relationships really come down to "the kids." Will she be a good mother? That's what you have to think about if you are going to see a girl longer than 6 months. For me, I think about that after one date, but I'm super selective. You have to think about your time as an investment, because that's how a woman thinks. If you date a woman for a long time, with no intention of being with her for life, you are wasting her time and yours.
Be careful with women. She doesn't want you to be with her out of obligation or sexual lust. She wants you to be with her because you love her. If you don't love her, you owe it to her to be honest, and give her the chance to invest her time with someone who does.
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The Harris County Sheriff's Office Cold Case Unit is seeking help from the public to help solve the murder of a man who was found stabbed to death on the morning after Thanksgiving Day 1994.
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Ultrasound TableJune 11, 2007 11:50 am | Biodex Medical Systems, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments
The Ultra Pro Ultrasound Table can be used for all general ultrasound procedures including OB/GYN. Ergonomically designed to suit both the patient and sonographer, the table provides safety and comfort to provide the best image possible. There are no barriers between sonographer and patient, allowing correct scanning posture to prevent musculoskeletal injury.LISTED UNDER: Imaging Tables
Ultrasound Needle GuidesApril 25, 2007 6:46 am | Civco Medical Solutions | Product Releases | Comments
CIVCO Medical Instruments has engineered both general purpose and endocavity needle guidance systems compatible with Siemens' new SONOLINE G40 ultrasound system. The Ultra-Pro II needle guidance systems for use in general purpose procedures, utilize a two-part system consisting of a custom reusable, multi-angled biopsy bracket and a disposable snap-on needle guide for use on the CH5-2 and VF10-5 transducers that direct instruments according to on-screen system software guidelines.LISTED UNDER: Ultrasound Supplies & Accessories
Automated Core Biopsy DeviceApril 25, 2007 6:45 am | Boston Scientific/Microvasive | Product Releases | Comments
The Easy Core Biopsy System offers excellent performance in automated core biopsy, while offering ergonomics and increased notch size. The lightweight, ergonomic handle enhances dexterity, and an underside grip facilitates multiple hand position options. The single arming thumb tab simplifies system preparation, and is designed to remain stationary during firing to enhance stability.LISTED UNDER: Biopsy Systems
Full Core Biopsy InstrumentApril 25, 2007 6:45 am | Angiotech | Product Releases | Comments
The BioPince® Full Core Biopsy Instrument for soft tissue sampling is a disposable biopsy device with a patented Tri-axial cannula system that cuts and traps the specimen prior to instrument removal. BioPince delivers cylindrical, full-length specimens that are complete and largely undamaged, thereby greatly improving the diagnostic value of the sample.LISTED UNDER: Biopsy Systems
Biopsy Specimen Orientation SystemApril 25, 2007 6:45 am | Beekley Corporation | Product Releases | Comments
The MarginMap is a system that allows for accurate and unmistakable specimen orientation. Traditional methods for identifying margins can be misunderstood if others involved do not interpret the margins correctly. The easy to use MarginMap specimen orientation system allows for unmistakable identification of margins at a glance; both on the specimen itself as well as the radiograph.LISTED UNDER: Biopsy Systems
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Digital Video RecorderApril 25, 2007 6:41 am | Integra Surgical | Product Releases | Comments
The Sony® DVO Digital Video Recorder allows surgeons to capture movie-quality MPEG2 video. It records videos on DVD+RW discs. Using the convenient remote or footswitch, only the parts of the procedure that are required can be recorded, eliminating hours of reviewing video tapes. And, because it is a DVD, it can be played back on a computer or DVD player.LISTED UNDER: Video Recorders
Film ImagerApril 25, 2007 6:41 am | Sony Electronics | Product Releases | Comments
The Sony FilmStation Dry Film Imager provides users an installation choice of horizontal or vertical. Its compact size and vertical adaptability make this imager easily integrated into any radiology environment particularly where space is at a premium. The FilmStation features flexible installation capability, seamless mobility, easy-to-read LCD front panel and simple-to-load film.LISTED UNDER: Printers
Image Capture SystemApril 25, 2007 6:41 am | Medicapture | Product Releases | Comments
The MediCap USB150 instantly captures digital images from virtually any video source including ultrasounds, endoscopes, arthroscopes, surgical cameras and C-Arms. Images are saved to a removable flash drive. When the imaging session is complete, the flash drive can be inserted in the USB connector of any Windows® computer where the images can be easily archived, emailed or enhanced.LISTED UNDER: Video Recorders
Image Management SystemApril 25, 2007 6:41 am | Smith & Nephew, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments
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Neurovascular Fluorescence DeviceApril 25, 2007 6:40 am | Leica Microsystems, Inc | Product Releases | Comments
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Ultrasound Transducer Cleaning SystemMarch 20, 2007 12:31 pm | Civco Medical Solutions | Product Releases | Comments
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Intraoperative Ultrasound ProbesMarch 20, 2007 12:30 pm | BK Medical | Product Releases | Comments
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Ultrasound & Imaging TableMarch 20, 2007 12:30 pm | Biodex Medical Systems, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments
Biodex Medical Systems has completely redesigned the popular Ultra Pro and Echo Pro tables to create a new concept in imaging tables: the Sound Pro. The Sound Pro table incorporates the imaging features of both the ultrasound and echocardiography tables combined. Fully loaded with ultrasound and echocardiography capabilities, the Sound Pro Combination Table offers a 30-inch width, 500-pound patient weight capacity and a height range from 23 inches to 39 inches; ideal for the bariatric market.LISTED UNDER: Imaging Tables


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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Dwight Howard had 27 points and eight rebounds to lead the Orlando Magic to an 85-81 win over the Indiana Pacers on Saturday night.
Danny Granger had 19 points and seven rebounds and Tyler Hansbrough had 17 points and seven rebounds for the Pacers, who have lost two of three to the Magic in less than two weeks.
Jason Richardson scored 17 points and Ryan Anderson scored 12 for the Magic, who have won three straight.
Granger made a 3-pointer to make it 83-81, but Granger was called for a foul on the Magic's next trip down the floor and Anderson went to the line with 4.2 seconds left.


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Tan 'gabriel' mens lace up shoes
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The Anatomic Gel Gabriel are comfortable and classic shoes. The uppers are made with a supple, hardwearing leather in two trendy shades of tan and mustang brown. They feature brogue detailing in the form of intricate trims and punch-holes, with laces for adjustability and a secure fit. This classic style will give your look a timeless quality that never goes out of fashion. Your feet are given maximum comfort by luxurious skeepskin linings and anatomic gel soles. These soles involve a technology which provides the wearer with cushioning and protection from impact and fatigue. Weather woes are a thing of the past when it comes to what to wear on your feet, as these shoes ensure feet stay dry and fresh with their antibacterial layer. Wear the Anatomic Gel Gabriel for work, casual and special occasions; theyll look just as good with jeans or smart trousers.
- Upper: leather
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eBay Seller: Sisters of the Black Moon & Their Psychedelic World
By Sade Lythcott
I first fell in love with Alexanda Valenti's photography through one of my favorite vintage eBay stores, Sister's of the Black Moon. The sisters have an incredibly curated aesthetic that makes you want to bid on everything. What pulled me in first and foremost was their images, created by Alexanda. More than a photographer, she's an artist with an original voice and a unique approach to her craft. With each of her projects, the spectrum of moods and atmospheres grows deeper. Her painted portals are vibrant with psychedelic energy. Here's a snippet of a conversation the young photographer had with Hook and Line Magazine.
H&L: Where were you born and where are you currently living?
Alexandra Valenti: I was born in Washington DC and I live in Austin, Texas.
Q: How are each of these places different from each other?
A: Oh Lord, they couldn't be more different. DC feels very conservative and mainstream. Austin feels like a place where people can come to create who they are, be who they are and not be judged by it one bit. It's becoming so built up though, that lately, in the past 4 or 5 years, Austin feels like it's losing its eclectic edge. It's become so popular or trendy to move here and I don't think the city can accommodate the influx. The traffic is getting horrible. And it no longer feels like the small town like it did when I first moved here. I'll probably move to a smaller place sooner than later. Or at least a place that has more nature. More lush. I feel like I came into my own in this town. .. finally…. I've lived in many different cities, Berkeley, NYC, Los Angeles, Melbourne Australia
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