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PUMA returns with the PUMA Mile at Mt SAC Relays
And we're back! The anticipated track and field event returns to Mt Sac Relays and PUMA is once again the presenting sponsor and this time, we're bringing back with the infamous PUMA Mile. Some of you may recall this event from past Mt Sac Relays, but ultimately, PUMA will be hosting both a male and female PUMA Mile competition - a classic one-mile length race aimed to celebrate the spirit of competition in track & field. PUMA will be putting up $10,000.00 in prize money to the first three finishers who cross the finish line UNDER 4:00 minutes for men or 4:30 minutes for women. First place walks away with $2,500.00. Second place will receive $1,500.00 and third place will pocket a cool $1000.00. The prize money distribution will be the same for the women's race and given to the top three women finishers who run UNDER 4:30.
And what's even sweeter this year is that we're bringing some of PUMA's favorite social games to the event - from ping pong to foosball, a tee-shirt customization press and photobooth - for fans and spectators alike.
Hope to see you there!
- Date: Friday, April 20, 2012
- Time: 7:00 PM
- Price: Tickets: Children $5, Seniors $10, Adults $12
- Who's Invited?: All are welcome!
- URL: http://www.mtsacrelays.com/
Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Mt. San Antonio College
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Hey, C.B. I see you are involved in some capacity in those Soleil imports and I am wondering if SKY DOLL's HC will be oversized? The French editions were all big and your DRAIN will be oversized in France, which is lucky for them and unlucky for us.
I'd love to have SKY DOLL oversized and am hoping it will be. At $25, it should be.
Enquiring minds wanna know.
Still waiting on that DRAIN tpb and hoping one day it will be oversized here in the USA!

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March 20th, 2010
Is it really already March 20th? This month has really flown by and I can't believe its almost April. Geeze. Last name was hilariously fun. wings orange juice, bowls, nicotine, Smirnoff, schnapps, being classy, car rides, trying to get my bag, gross clothes, awkward third wheeling, sneaking into my house, walks, having my running shoes on, escape plans, passing out, LIONS, BEARS, taylor falling down stairs, and nice weather sums up the past couple days.
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Supreme Court Takes Gay Marriage Case, But Don't Hold Your Breath For An Epic Ruling
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Today, the Supreme Court agreed to hear a landmark case challenging the constitutionality of California's ban on gay marriage. The California case, brought by Supreme Court superstars Ted Olson and David Boies, was designed from the beginning to obtain a bold, revolutionary ruling by the justices declaring gay marriage a constitutional right.
If Olson and Boies -- who famously went head-to-head in the notorious Bush v. Gore case -- win, it could mean that all bans on gay marriage, everywhere in the country, will be overturned. Gay and lesbian people from Beverly Hills to Bangor will finally enjoy an equal right to marry the person they love.
Yet don't count on a game-changing decision too quickly. It's more likely that Olson and Boies' blockbuster will end with a whimper.
Olson and Boies are right that in the closely divided Court, the justices' sentiments are with them. Four justices are likely to support marriage equality -- Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Elena Kagan -- and three justices equally certain to oppose it: Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, and Samuel Alito.
That leaves two potential swing votes: Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Anthony Kennedy.
Roberts is very firmly in the conservative camp on nearly every hot-button issue that comes before the Court. He's voted with the right wing of the Court to strike down affirmative action plans, restrict access to abortion, deny victims of discrimination back pay and allow corporations to spend unlimited amounts of money on elections. Given that track record, Roberts seems likely to vote to uphold bans on gay marriage.
But then there's the Obamacare case. His vote to uphold President Obama's healthcare law went against his typical pattern in controversial cases. No one knows why he cast his vote the way he did in that case -- few legal experts give much credence to his argument that the law was a tax -- but the most likely possibility is that Roberts sincerely worries about the institutional legitimacy of the court he shepherds. Roberts must know that long before his tenure as chief justice is up in 25 years or so, any decision by the court upholding bans on gay marriage will seem retrograde and foolish. That won't stop Scalia and Thomas, but it might stop Roberts.
Kennedy is a Catholic appointed by President Ronald Reagan, so one might predict he'd be hostile to claims of gay marriage. Kennedy, however, voted in favor of equality in the Supreme Court's two biggest gay rights cases of the past twenty years, Romer v. Evans and Lawrence v. Texas. The first case, from 1996, overturned a Colorado law that barred cities like Denver and Aspen from enacting anti-discrimination protections for gay and lesbian Americans. The second, from 2003, struck down a Texas ban on same-sex sodomy among consenting adults. The opinions in both cases were written by Kennedy.
Yet, even for Kennedy, gay marriage may be a bridge too far. And Olson and Boies' case, despite being carefully and strategically crafted to goad the Supreme Court into ruling on the constitutionality of gay marriage nationwide, has a number of escape routes for Roberts and Kennedy.
There might even be some surprising reluctance from the left wing of the Court. Take Ruth Bader Ginsburg. There's little doubt she'd like to strike down bans on gay marriage, but she may prefer to go slow. Ginsburg, who cut her teeth as a women's rights advocate, has criticized Roe v. Wade, the abortion decision, for going too far too fast. She supports abortion rights but has argued that if the Court had issued a more narrow ruling in Roe, we might not have seen the tremendous backlash sparked by the decision. Abortion rights might well have grown through the political process instead.
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Learn Which X-FILES Vet Will Be Psychoanalyzing HANNIBAL!!
Gillian Anderson, whose "X-Files" doctor character spent lots of time hanging around with FBI agents, will play Hannibal Lecter's psychoanalyst in NBC's Hannibal, according to Entertainment Weekly.
Her character will appear in more than one episode. I'm guessing Lecter eats her at some point.
The same EW piece says others appearing in the series include Eddie Izzard ("Mockingbird Lane"), Ellen Greene ("Pushing Daisies"), Gina Torres ("Firefly"), Molly Shannon ("Saturday Night Live"), and Chelan Simmons ("Kyle XY," "The L.A. Complex").
The series, masterminded by Bryan Fuller (creator of "Dead Like Me," "Wonderfalls" and "Pushing Daisies") stars Mads Mikkelsen ("Casino Royale") as Lecter, Hugh Dancy ("Our Idiot Brother") as FBI profiler Will Graham, Laurence Fishburne ("CSI") as FBI profiling division head Jack Crawford, Caroline Dhavernas "Wonderfalls") as psychiatrist and FBI consultant Alana Bloom, and Lara Jean Chorostecki ("Camelot," "Copper") as tabloid blogger Freddie Lounds.
NBC has not yet announced when "Hannibal" will begin airing, but I'm guessing March.
Find all of EW's story on the matter here.
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Dec. 12, 2012, 10:30 p.m. CST
by mistergreen
Dec. 12, 2012, 10:31 p.m. CST
Gillian is still tasty
by Heresy
Dec. 12, 2012, 10:34 p.m. CST
I guess Hannibal has good taste.
by The Shropshire Slasher
Dec. 12, 2012, 10:39 p.m. CST
by D.Vader
Damn I miss that show.
Dec. 12, 2012, 10:42 p.m. CST
Hubba hubba!
by Sumatran_Rat_Monkey
She might just make me want to watch the show!
Dec. 12, 2012, 11:16 p.m. CST
They still haven't even begun shooting yet (I'm guessing anyway, if she's only just been cast) and it'll be premiering in March?? that's awfully tight
by TheSeeker7
Dec. 12, 2012, 11:16 p.m. CST
by Nasty In The Pasty
Jerked it to that picture more than once back in the day...
Dec. 12, 2012, 11:39 p.m. CST
I heard redheads are sexual napalm in the sack. Truth?
by tylerzero
Dec. 12, 2012, 11:40 p.m. CST
Molly Shannon? Interesting casting there. SUPAHSTAR!!!
by tylerzero
Dec. 13, 2012, 12:53 a.m. CST
why did Gillian disappear from American TV for so long?
by Titus05
was she burnt out?...I know she had a few kids, got married? did some British shows but I always wondered why she took such a long hiatus when X-Files ended...she was at her peak in poularity then...or maybe she doesn't like the spotlight
Dec. 13, 2012, 2:04 a.m. CST
Hannibal has been filming for a while. Set pics are online.
by Tom Vidovich
Dec. 13, 2012, 2:06 a.m. CST
I masturbated to that pic for about a month now.
by Deceased Fan
Goddamn...good times. Thanks Herc.
Dec. 13, 2012, 5:24 a.m. CST
Anderson moved back to the UK to do theatre and tv, in order to break away from the Scully typecasting in the US...
by Stegman84
...as variations on Scully was apparently pretty much all she was being offered in the states. Plus which, she spent much of her childhood in the UK, and lived there part time, between seasons, when she was doing X-Files. Both career wise and personally, I guess she was just more comfortable there.
Dec. 13, 2012, 5:33 a.m. CST
Wasn't she supposed to play Clarice in Silence2
by Phategod2
Dec. 13, 2012, 5:50 a.m. CST
tylerzero, they are!
by Rebel Scumb
They say gentlemen prefer blondes, so I suppose I'm no gentleman, because I find redheads to be way hotter/more fun.
Dec. 13, 2012, 6:04 a.m. CST
I remember her telling that story
by IWasInJuniorHighDickhead
where she went for a shit in period costume and it, er, got lost along the way. The audience didn't know what to do.
Dec. 13, 2012, 6:34 a.m. CST
So Dr Bloom and Freddie Lounds are now played by wimmin?
by alan_poon
Fuck off.
Dec. 13, 2012, 6:39 a.m. CST
She's been beavering away on UK tv and theatre
by Col. Tigh-Fighter
She was Miss Haversham last Christmas in a big BBC adaptation of Great Expectations with Ray Winstone as Magwich. She's always cropping up in something over here.
Dec. 13, 2012, 7:38 a.m. CST
she didn't want to be typecast as Scully yet makes her US return as another doctor in an FBI series?
by Titus05
Dec. 13, 2012, 7:48 a.m. CST
I've missed her boobs so much.
by Fries Against
Dec. 13, 2012, 7:51 a.m. CST
Her and Duchovny are still great friends
by proevad
I find that cool and comforting. Don't know why.
Dec. 13, 2012, 8:10 a.m. CST
whose "X-Files" doctor character spent lots of time hanging around with FBI agents
by TheBaxter
ummm, her character WAS an FBI agent. i guess it's not technically incorrect, since she was a doctor too, and she did "hang around" with other FBI agents, which is probably pretty common for most FBI agents. but it kind of sounds like you didn't know that.
Dec. 13, 2012, 8:15 a.m. CST
also.... tabloid blogger Freddie Lounds?
by TheBaxter
any show that has a character described as a "tabloid blogger" is pretty much doomed to failure.
Dec. 13, 2012, 8:52 a.m. CST
I have zero interest in a Hannibal series, but....
by oisin5199
damn, I want to watch this show, given the pedigree and the cast. I'm really curious what Brian Fuller will do with this. I would have preferred Mockingbird Lane be taken to series, but any show that casts Gillian Anderson deserves a chance, in my book.
Dec. 13, 2012, 9:04 a.m. CST
I remember when we took that pic...
by domusvita
She was all "don't, it might get on the internet", and I was all "shut up and talk like Clarice." True story.
Dec. 13, 2012, 9:05 a.m. CST
Gillian hotness
by Keith
She was quite sexy, and still is. Dated a gal who resembled Gillian when the X-Files was on. Good times. Got a serious weakness for reds!
Dec. 13, 2012, 9:08 a.m. CST
'I'm guessing Lecter eats her at some point' yeah who would'nt.
by harryknowlesnothingaboutfilm
Dec. 13, 2012, 9:26 a.m. CST
^eats her butthole^
by Deaft0ne
dive in!
Dec. 13, 2012, 9:28 a.m. CST
My Whole Problem is
by rakesh patel
that mature dating advert keeps following me everywhere. I clicked on it by accident. honestly.
Dec. 13, 2012, 9:29 a.m. CST
Gillian Anderson that bitch is as cold as ice
by rakesh patel
trust me on that one bros.
Dec. 13, 2012, 9:40 a.m. CST
I'm becoming weirdly drawn to this show....
by RockLobster800
I mean, it should be TERRIBLE. Like, presumably this is going to turn Lecter into a Dexter-style character (which the film series began dragging him towards), and if you look up the poster advertising the show, it looks TERRIBLE. Seriously. Just look it up. It's the guy playing Graham's head copied and pasted on to some guy looking over a body It's the most poorly photoshop piece of garbage you'll see all day. BUT!! I'm actually...kinda...sorta...looking forward to it. I mean I love Red Dragon (the book) and know this going to mess with that mythology, but I'm prepared to see where they're going. Lecter is well on the way to becoming a proper iconic literary and movie monster, like Dracula, Frankenstein etc. and they get re-jigged all the time, so why not? The originals are still going to be there. Go for it. And I like the cast. Particularly Dhavernas. LOVED her on Wonderfalls and find it baffling that she isn't a bigger star already. Mikkelson as Lector seems a solid choice, though he might be almost TOO creepy looking (Although Hopkins was the very definition of subtlety, wasn't he?) And I like Fuller's stuff, as short lived as it usually is. But yeah. Against my better judgment...bring it on
Dec. 13, 2012, 10:12 a.m. CST
Heard this on FaceBook before here
by SisterSpooky
How times have changed, it should be called Ain't it slow news. I heard this yesterday.
Dec. 13, 2012, 10:40 a.m. CST
she's blond in real life apparently.
by TheManWhoCan
Reds are grrrreeeaaat in the sack. out of the sack...not so much fun to be around. quite self centered come to think of it. (My ex was a ginger (whinger) ).
Dec. 13, 2012, 11:56 a.m. CST
X-Files the Next Generation
by Raptor Jesus
In this time of re-do's, reboots, reimaginings, re-whatever, WHY ISN'T THIS HAPPENING????????
Dec. 13, 2012, 12:26 p.m. CST
She was up for Hannibal movie
by thefreshestthing
But FOX had it in her contract she couldn't play another FBI agent. She's an amazing actress, though. House of Mirth should've gotten her an Oscar nomination tbh. She was raised in the UK and has reverted to her British accent since living back there the past decade, I wonder if shell put on her American accent for Hannibal.
Dec. 13, 2012, 12:51 p.m. CST
Always liked her and Duchovny more than the actual show
by BackwardGalaxy
They were a great duo, really played off each other nicely. They carried an otherwise average, but ahead of its time, show.
Dec. 13, 2012, 1:17 p.m. CST
by RainesMaker
Wasn't Scully kind of the TV version of Jodi Foster in Silence anyway?
Dec. 13, 2012, 1:32 p.m. CST
That photo will keep me warn during those cold nights at sea.
by Royston Lodge
So fap we all.
Dec. 13, 2012, 1:46 p.m. CST
when comedians and comedic actors go straight...
by kaijuturtle
lose their souls, yet laugh at us all the way to the bank when series gets picked up. I hope Mads Mikkelsen isn't wasted as a talent. (watch him in A Royal Affair)
Dec. 13, 2012, 2:07 p.m. CST
Now that Fringe is ending, they are doing a new X-Files on
by Deaft0ne
Fox. Chris Carter or Frank Spotnitz said that since a 3rd theatrical film is now shitcanned, they are working on rebooting X-Files.
Dec. 13, 2012, 3:45 p.m. CST
If Fox wants a new X-Files tv show, they better keep Carter and Spotnitz far away.
by hank henshaw
All I can find on the subject is Spotnitz saying that he believes The X-Files made a lot of money over the years for 20th Century Fox, and that sooner or later there will be a remake, either on tv or as a movie. This, when admitting there was no moving forward with a 3rd film (in no small part thanks to the very terrible 2nd film he co-wrote!). Personally, I'd like a Next Generation type of show set in the same world, with FBI agents having to learn, along with the audience, what happened off-camera in the 10 years since the original show went off the air. Then again, none of the X-Files-inspired shows of the past decade have been major ratings success stories (not including Lost).
Dec. 13, 2012, 3:51 p.m. CST
by vulturess
Dec. 13, 2012, 4:53 p.m. CST
if they reboot the X files, just wait until Breaking Bad is done and get the best X Files writer on it - Vince Gilligan
by theGoldbergV
Paper Hearts, Pusher, Small Potatoes, Drive, Tithonus, Bad Blood, these are great X files episodes, all written by Gilligan. Carter and Spotnitz had good ideas but the mythology they created was a mess. A reboot would be a great idea. I'd watch it. Then again I've got I Want To Believe on bluray so what the fuck do I know
Dec. 13, 2012, 6 p.m. CST
duchony and Anderson are
by popboy
dating I heard.
Dec. 13, 2012, 9:46 p.m. CST
I friggin LOVE this woman
by pumaman
Best ever English accent I EVER heard an American do. She is awesome.
Dec. 14, 2012, 12:11 a.m. CST
Gillian "Viagra" Anderson
by Queefer Sutherland
I'd be constantly hard in her presence. She'd be making squishing sounds when she walked because I'd always be fucking her. Yeah, I'm cool.
Dec. 14, 2012, 9:27 a.m. CST
Scully, you've been re-assigned to the XXX-Files
by lv_426
Dec. 14, 2012, 10:25 a.m. CST
Always wished that Anderson and Duchovny could have made a guest appearance on Fringe
by Nasty In The Pasty
They actually mentioned the "previous X-division" (or something) on the show, so I guess it technically takes place in the same continuity. How cool would it have been to see Peter and Olivia sharing a case with Mulder and Scully?
Dec. 14, 2012, 2:11 p.m. CST
That's an OLD pic of Gillian. Like over 10 years old
by peter
Dec. 14, 2012, 6:27 p.m. CST
Here's some new video of her, now stop whining...
by Baked
http://www.zimbio.com/watch/nGWKdzj5-0o/Gillian+Anderson+Part+1/The+Tonight+Show+with+Jay+Leno She can still get it. (Now more than ever.)
Dec. 14, 2012, 7:32 p.m. CST
i thought fox reboot of xfiles already happened with fringe.
by rakesh patel
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I've used Bi-facil from Lancome and this has a similar feel to it. I find, however, that Take the Day off removes eye make-up much better and with no tugging. It's very good and I will definitely re-buy this product. It's a bit oily, but I like that it leaves my lids and lips soft and more importantly ALL my make-up is gone - even stubborn waterproof mascara. I bought the 125ml bottle a few days ago and it's $22 CAD but it will last a long way. It's well worth the price.
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What The Papers Say - 29 November
Thursday 29th November 2012 08:51 by Rob Urbani@efc_roburbani
Coverage of the Arsenal match features heavily in today's papers.
The views on this page are taken from the local and national media and do not necessarily reflect the views of Everton.
DAVID Moyes said he hoped Mikel Arteta was not smiling afterwards, but it was with a sheepish grin and a sigh of relief that the once-revered Spaniard departed Merseyside last night.
He will know that only another woeful refereeing lapse prevented his former team grabbing a deserved win over his current club under the floodlights at Goodison.
Referee Michael Oliver could have awarded a spot-kick for any one of Arteta's fouls as he wrenched Steven Pienaar from behind, hauled him down and simultaneously failed to win the ball in a clumsy tackle as the South African bore down on goal in the second half.
Not the first time this season Everton were left to rue a poor refereeing decision, and certainly not for the first time they had to settle for a share of the spoils – but this was an infinitely more promising draw than what has gone before.
Everton may have slipped another place back in the table to sixth, as Spurs' victory over Liverpool edged them ahead of the Blues, but the signs that their recent blip is over were numerous. With two of their key men returning from injury in Tony Hibbert and Darron Gibson, Moyes' side looked every inch the equals of a team which perennially nabs the fourth Champions League spot, and proved the Scot correct in his verdict that with a full-strength line-up they will be in the mix for that holy grail.
Everton out-played the Gunners for large parts of a lively encounter, and certainly prevented Arsene Wenger's side from finding their fluid rhythm. They showed resilience too in coming back from an early disaster to push for victory.
Arsenal had gone immediately on the offensive from the opening whistle and got instant rewards. Theo Walcott went marauding and swapped passes smartly with Aaron Ramsey, before the England striker opened his body up to finish coolly into the top left hand corner. One minute had passed.
Everton were as shocked as they were dismayed, but they had been unfortunate when the ball had deflected off Phil Jagielka in the build-up and responded defiantly. After the early goal came an early substitution for the visitors, as Laurent Koscielny hobbled off to be replaced by Kieran Gibbs, and Everton kept their composure to try and get themselves back into the game. Interplay between Steven Pienaar and Leighton Baines allowed the latter to whip an inviting cross into the area and Wojciech Szczesny had to be alert to punch away as Fellaini and Nikica Jelavic loomed.
Undeterred, the Blues continued to press, with their imperious left-back impressive as ever. Baines sprinted 60 yards to win a corner he had no right to, and Fellaini went close with a towering downward header from the left-back's useful delivery. Then Steven Naismith did well in space to cut the ball back to Darron Gibson who forced another save from the Gunners keeper.
Everton were building momentum, and taking control despite the setback. Their midfield refused Arsenal space to play and looked to expose the visitors' defensive frailties with relentless pressing. It worked a treat too – as a tenacious Pienaar closed down Mikel Arteta and then Bacary Sagna who skewed his clearance to Fellaini. From 25 yards the irrepressible Belgian turned onto his left foot and bent a shot past Thomas Vermaelen and beyond Szczesny's lunge into the bottom corner. Cue pandemonium, as the 25-year-old rampaged over to the home bench to celebrate.
Everton's talismanic number 25 was quickly becoming unplayable, and it was his knock down which allowed Jelavic to turn exquisitely past Per Mertesacker on 39 minutes, only to lash his shot over the bar and into the Park End. It was a flash of skill which suggested the Croatian's self-belief has not wilted as much as has been suggested.He was back at it after the break, leaving Mertesacker in his wake again to send an enticing low cross into the area which Naismith was inches from converting.
Then Sylvain Distin, excellent on his return to the starting line-up, drew a terrific save from Szczesny as he met Baines' cross with a thumping header.
If Everton's Bainaar axis has been a little subdued of late it was at its compelling best again. The pair were giving Wenger's men no end of trouble, and only the alertness of the visitors' Polish keeper was denying the Blues their lead.
They were at it again, combining slickly to set Jelavic free after the striker controlled the ball on his chest but as the chances went unconverted, that familiar nagging fear returned that Everton would suffer for it.
Cue the awful decision to deny Pienaar a penalty, after Arteta failed to win the ball as he simultaneously hauled the South African down as he went through on goal following another fine exchange of passing in the final third.
If they were to be cruelly undone by their profligacy and home-grown errors it might have been when Tim Howard made a mess of dealing withRamsey's harmless stab at goal. But the jittery USA international quickly redeemed himself with a fine reflex save from Santo Cazrola's fierce shot.
Arsenal began to regain a semblance of momentum as the Blues understandably tired from their high-tempo pressing. Moyes responded by introducing Bryan Oviedo, who had acquitted himself well on Saturday, and soon after the impressive Gibson made way for Thomas Hitzlsperger.
Substitute Gervinho was two yards off side when he might have delivered the cruellest of twists but fortunately he fluffed his lines with a simple header, just as the referee's assistant did the same by not spotting his errant run. At the other end Jelavic might have scored again, then only a valiant skidding tackle by Jagielka prevented Gervinho who threatened again on the counter-attack.
Time ran out on the Blues as they continued to press, but it will be with renewed belief that they travel to the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
STEVEN Pienaar believes Everton were unlucky not to be awarded a potentially match-winning penalty after he was fouled by former team-mate Mikel Arteta during their 1-1 draw with Arsenal.
The South African appeared to be hauled down in the penalty area by Arteta as he burst through on goal in the second half, but referee Michael Oliver waved away the home side's protests and David Moyes' men ultimately had to be content with a sixth draw in their last eight games.
However after Saturday's demoralising stalemate against Norwich, Pienaar insists the Blues proved they are up for the fight to finish in the top four with their response after going behind to Theo Walcott's first minute goal last night.
Marouane Fellani pulled the Toffees level after fine work by Pienaar forced a mistake from Bacary Sagna, and the midfielder said: "When you concede so early it's easy for your heads to go but to be honest the support was fantastic even though that happened.
"The fans kept us going and there were 89 minutes left so we knew we were still in the game.
"We gave it everything, but unfortunately it wasn't enough although it was a good point against a really good team.
"(For the penalty claim) I felt a pull and I don't think Mikel touched the ball.
"I think I kicked it out as he pulled me down.
"I wished him good luck for the rest of the season afterwards but it was a costly decision.
"I think we were on the front foot and we were really going for it.
"We didn't sit back and created some really good chances.
"I had a couple of chances as well but I need to work on my finishing because I could have scored, but we had a few more chances than them."
The former Bafana Bafana captain said the mood in the Goodison camp remains upbeat ahead of Saturday's trip to the Etihad stadium, even though they dropped a place to sixth in the Premier League table last night.
"If you look at the last two games it was much better," he said.
"Against Reading we just gave it away and it was unprofessional the way we went about things, and Saturday was one of those games when we were not switched on at the end.
"That's the best thing about football the games come quickly and you can always set t straight.
"We're fortunate we're in a job when if you make a mistake you can make up for it the next game and now we'll look to go one better at City."
LEIGHTON BAINES looks like missing his first Premier League game of the season at Manchester City on Saturday, after sustaining a hamstring injury in last night's 1-1 draw with Arsenal.
But boss David Moyes revealed that Nikica Jelavic climbed off his sick-bed to complete 90 minutes – and but for a series of baffling decisions by referee Michael Oliver the Blues would have been celebrating victory.
The influential Baines – Europe's most prolific chance creator so far this season – also completed the 90 minutes.
But Moyes revealed afterwards: "Leighton has a bit of a hamstring injury. He did it in the game but carried on in the last 10 or 15 minutes.
"I would think he would miss a game."
Moyes also added that Jelavic's inclusion was a last-minute decision, but that he was pleased with the Croatian's contribution.
"I thought we put in a big effort to get that result but it could take its toll," he said.
"We've got Hibbo (Tony Hibbert) back and Gibbo (Darron Gibson) back which has eased it a little bit, but I was worried that Jelavic was in his bed with flu symptoms until yesterday.
"He hasn't trained since Saturday and yesterday I wasn't playing him. But we decided this morning when he said he thought he was OK to play and I thought he was much better tonight.
"He made a great opportunity for himself and probably should have scored after beating the boy.
"Overall I thought it was a much improved performance.
"He's definitely been off colour but I thought he held the ball up better tonight, I thought he was more of a handful and looked as if he could give us something in the game.
"I was happier with him tonight than I have been for a few games. He did well because I was probably expecting to have to take him off after 55 minutes or so because of the way he had been."
Moyes was also pleased with his side's display.
"I thought we played really well tonight against a good Arsenal team but great credit to the players for the character they showed to come back from going a goal down so early," he added.
"We deserved the point for the way we played after that and I thought we kept it going in the second half as well. "It was a real big effort."
But Moyes was less generous in his description of Michael Oliver's display. The referee denied the Blues a clear penalty when Mikel Arteta hauled down Steven Pienaar and Moyes said: "We should have had a penalty. We played a really good Arsenal team and a lot of games are won by decisions referees make or don't make.
"We were given nothing tonight whatsoever. We had to earn everything we got because we weren't going to get a jot that's for sure.
"I was disappointed by the foul on Pienaar not being given, but I was more disappointed by the one we chipped back in and he gave a foul on Fellaini. I've had a chance to see it and he doesn't touch Mertesacker.
"Then he gave an offside against us when they had a boy nearly on the line. That was as mystifying as any of them really.
"But we've got to do it ourselves.
"We didn't start in the first minute but we kept going until the final minute and we had two or three good opportunities in the last five minutes.
"We whipped a couple across the face of goal and chipped a couple in, but Arsenal are a really good team and we ran them close."
It was perhaps fitting these two sides couldn't be separated after a titanic struggle, given they could well slug it out in a season long fight for fourth place.
Yet on a night of fast and fiery action that raised the temperature even as the big freeze was about to hit Merseyside, the most intense heat was provided by Everton boss David Moyes, who launched a scathing attack on referee Mike Oliver.
The furious Blues manager argued his side had to beat not only classy opponents but the over-zealous official too, who denied the home team a "blatant" penalty, and the chance to leapfrog into one of those precious European slots at the head of the Premier League.
"We should have had a penalty, for certain. We got nothing tonight whatsoever. I said to the boys we are going to have to really earn the win because the referee was giving us absolutely nothing," Moyes insisted.
"A lot of games are won by decisions referees make or don't make - and we were never going to get anything at all tonight from this referee. We had to earn everything, because we were not going to get a jot.
"The referee was well positioned to see the foul on Pienaar by Arteta, and I don't know why he didn't give it. I didn't speak to him afterwards - I wouldn't go near him."
It was no surprise this contest lived up to its billing with some sublime football from both teams, and as much controversy to match, because it is a fixture uncanny in its ability to deliver drama.
That much was obvious when the impressive Theo Walcott scored a fine goal just 52 breathless seconds from the start, and was reinforced by a  game that ebbed and flowed, with both sides threatening an important victory in the race for fourth.
Arsenal's Theo Walcott celebrates scoring the first goal of the game Arsenal's Theo Walcott celebrates scoring the first goal of the game
Arsenal once again showed a resilience here they have often lacked elsewhere in recent seasons on their travels, and on this display, it could well be they slug it out with the home side for the final Champions' League spot.
Certainly, boss Arsene Wenger believes his team have emerged through a difficult opening to the new season, and are now well placed to strike out towards the top spots once more.
"It's our job now to aim for the top places. Â We have a new team, we have Wilshere back and hopefully we can go from strength to strength," he explained.
"It has been a tough start to the season, but we have shown the spirit to hang in there, and we have the chance now to be consistent and push on for the top four.
"We hope the run of fixtures we have coming will give us more chances to collect points. We've had eight matches away from home and played the two Manchester clubs away as well as Everton, and with a new team that has been difficult - but we have proven we have the spirit.
"We showed it here again. It was a game overall of real intensity. We needed to play with real spirit to get something."
After their perfect opening, when Walcott combined with the impressive Aaron Ramsey before seeing his shot deflected off Tony Hibbert over Tim Howard in the home goal, it seemed the visitors would control proceedings.
But that was ignoring the influence of Marouane Fellaini who was again the inspiration. His equaliser on 28 minutes was a case in point.Â
When Pienaar reacted quickest to steal possession from Arteta, the ball broke to the Belgian lurking around the box, and instead of the obvious pass to Nikica Jelavic, he unleashed a curling left foot shot that arrowed into the corner.
It makes the Belgian Everton's top scorer ahead of his strike partner, and the reason was not hard to discern soon after, when Fellaini provided the perfect flick on and a few weeks ago the centre forward would have buried the chance, but he snatched the shot and smashed over the crossbar.
That let off allowed Arsenal back into a wildly veering game the visitors had initially dominated after Walcott's painfully early goal, but then Everton controlled as the game progressed.
Arsenal have such skill in their team, but on freezing northern nights like this often seem to be exposed, and they should have been punished first when Distin saw a powerful header saved, and more clearly when referee Oliver - who had a shocking game - somehow failed to see the obvious foul on Pienaar.
HE may not be Arsenal's pin-up boy right now but there is no disputing Theo Walcott is proving to be their Mr November.
The Gunners' golden boy has been left off their 2013 calendar as the doubts over his future continue while a new contract remains unsigned.
But Walcott, 23, has certainly wasted no time this month showing how vital he is to Arsene Wenger — and that is despite being out for nearly a fortnight with a damaged shoulder.
He began it by bagging a priceless Champions League goal against Schalke, continued it by capping a 5-2 derby drubbing of Spurs — then finished it with a goal inside a minute to earn a point at one of the toughest venues in the Premier League.
Little wonder that the travelling fans left manager Wenger in no doubt as to what they wanted, bellowing: "Arsene, sign him up."
The Gunners gaffer may not like being told what to do but at least it was a step up from his own supporters' taunts of "You don't know what you're doing" during Saturday's toothless draw at Villa Park.
Having failed to score there, Arsenal took just 52 seconds last night to edge ahead.
And Walcott was both architect and finisher, even though his barnstorming run from midfield included a slice of good fortune.
He pinballed his way past Phil Jagielka — but there was certainly nothing jammy about the finish after picking out Aaron Ramsey and continuing his run to the left edge of the six-yard box.
Ramsey returned the ball immediately and Walcott opened his body to finish exquisitely into the opposite top corner, albeit with a nick off Tony Hibbert's desperate lunge.
Not bad for a man who still finds his ability to play as a central striker questioned by some. You would think 10 goals in 18 games this season would be answer enough.
Yet Everton, as ever, were never going to be a pushover on their own patch. Indeed, the Gunners' victory here in March was the last time they suffered a home defeat.
And they went within a whisker of a quickfire leveller, after another magnificent combination between Steven Pienaar and Leighton Baines.
Pienaar's delightful backheel picked out his partner in crime in acres of space, yet when the left-back fired over the cross, the diving Wojciech Szczesny reached it just ahead of Nikica Jelavic.
Then Marouane Fellaini towered above everyone to meet Baines' corner but his downward header was too close to keeper Szczesny.
Already the giant, big-haired Belgian was showing signs of frustration and he was hugely fortunate to escape a card with a tackle on Goodison old-boy Mikel Arteta which was so late it was probably closer to Saturday's game than this.
Arsenal had already lost Laurent Koscielny, who limped off a couple of minutes after Walcott's opener, when he overstretched trying to clear.
And they lost their lead just before the half hour when Bacary Sagna's challenge robbed Pienaar, yet merely shot crossfield to Fellaini, whose immediate fizzing drive from 25 yards curled around Szczesny into the bottom corner.
Ten minutes later, Fellaini was again the main man, when his glanced header found Jelavic, who did all the hard work in flicking it over Per Mertesacker but blazed his shot high.
Then Baines nicked one off Mertesacker's toe but, while he would have been fine to race away on goal, Jelavic — not doing much to shoot down the "footballers are stupid" theorists — stepped in from a good four yards offside and the chance was blown.
Yet while that was not the brainiest intervention you will ever see, Baines is all craft, guile and trickery — usually deep in the opposition half.
A delightful drag-back and lay-off teed up Pienaar — but the South African pulled his shot past the near post.
Then Jelavic popped up on the left flank to fire in another finish-me-off cross — and Steven Naismith surely would have, had it not been for a wonderful sliding intervention from Kieran Gibbs.
Everton were absolutely flying, and the Gunners most definitely rocking — and in Baines the Toffees have a man in the form of his life.
He proved it again with another wickedly-curling delivery which Sylvain Distin met with a full forehead, only for Szczesny to push it to safety.
If the Polish keeper came to the rescue then, 10 minutes later it was ref Michael Oliver, as Pienaar traded passes with Baines and then Jelavic en route to the box.
He went down, with TV replays suggesting a backtracking Arteta clipped man rather than ball — and that was regardless of the arm he had on his former Toffees team-mate's shoulder.
It was a refereeing cock-up which had home boss David Moyes fuming. He said: "We should have had a penalty.
"A lot of games are won by decisions referees make and don't — we got nothing. We were not going to get a jot tonight."
Wenger said: "It was a tough game overall and 1-1 is a fair result. It is a good point here. It was a game of remarkable intensity. We needed great spirit.
"We should have been more clinical but the effort we put in was good. Our job now is to push on."
The fans will agree — starting by paying the dough to get Walcott signed up now.
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Europe's auto industry has been badly damaged by the ongoing fallout from the global financial crisis and credit crunch.
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The issues uppermost in the mind of Prime Minister David Cameron are the consequences of the possibility of a yes vote in the Scottish independence referendum and how to react to the truly shocking events in Iraq.
The outcome of the Scottish referendum will have an effect on industrial policy as it will many other aspects of our national life.
By being a city driven simply by finance and commerce, service and public sector bases, Birmingham is much more likely to become a city of extreme haves and have-nots.
The UK, including Scotland, undoubtedly has a large and successful financial service industry, respected across the world.
Birmingham Bach Choir delivered one of the most important concerts in its history when it performed the Unfinished Remembering which was commissioned by the choir to mark the outbreak of the the First World War
Whatever the outcome of the Scottish independence referendum, fiscal change is coming north of the border, argues Stuart Wallace
Regardless of which way the vote falls, the debate of regional devolution must be placed firmly back on the agenda, argues David Bailey
Having discussed the energy, education and manufacturing sectors, the senior partner at SGH Martineau turns his attention to the Scottish retail sector and how it could be affected by a Yes vote
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Thursday, February 24, 2011 Volume 26 Number 8
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Heart disease is the leading cause of death and a major cause of disability in the United States. More than 600,000 Americans die of heart disease annually. Having close biological relatives with heart disease can increase your risk of developing this disease. Family health history offers important information to help you and your family members understand health risks and prevent disease. Learn more.
- Special February issue of Genetics in Medicine celebrates the founding of the American College of Medical Genetics twenty years ago this month. This issue features a look back, a glimpse of the present, and commentaries that describe contrasting futures for medical genetics, as well as a world-wide collaboration on newborn screening of metabolic disorders.
- New publication of interest published in special issue of Genetics in Medicine, February 2011: Public health genomics: The end of the beginning. Author: Khoury MJ.
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Blood Disorders
FDA approves product to prevent bleeding in people with rare genetic defect, Medical News Today, February 18
New technology pinpoints genetic differences between cancer, non-cancer patients, Medical News Today, February 23
Government of Canada boosts efforts to find treatments for pediatric cancers and rare genetic diseases, Marketwire, February 22
Gene test for prostate cancer in the works, Medical News Today, February 17
Cardiovascular Disease
Gene mutation linked to high blood pressure, Ivanhoe, February 18
Chronic Disease
University team's genetic breakthrough in kidney research, Bristol, February 19
Family History
Cancer Center of Santa Barbara offers genetic counseling services, The Santa Barbara Independent, February 22
Family health history is important screening tool, Medical News Today, February 23
Genetic Testing
Genetic testing should be conducted by qualified health professionals, The Medical News, February 23
Entire T-cell receptor repertoire sequenced revealing extensive and unshared diversity, Eurekalert, February 23
Home genetic testing, CBC News, February 21
Program gives women whose genetic testing shows high risk for cancer…, Mlive.com, February 20
Infectious Disease
Researchers use genomics to investigate TB outbreak, EurekAlert, February 23
Vaccine made with synthetic gene protects against deadly pneumonia, Medical News Today, February 22
Reverse genetics allow scientists to slow the spread of the Rubella virus, Medical News Today, February 18
Maternal and Child Health
Metastatic childhood cancers investigated via new genomics research, Medical News Today, February 23
CHEO launches new genetics study, CBCNews, February 22
Mental Health
Schizophrenia gene mutation found; Target for new drugs, Science Daily, February 23
A new clue to the genetics of bipolar disorder: Piccolo, Physorg.com, February 23
Neurologic Conditions
An EU-wide study has found five new genetic variants for Parkinson's disease, Balkans.com, February 21
Genetic treatment for epilepsy unlikely, The Hindu, February 20
Personalized Medicine
Trial shows cystic fibrosis drug helped ease breathing, New York Times, February 23
Smoking, Tobacco and Alcohol
Study shows alcohol intoxication, driving intention linked to genes, PRNewswire, February 23
International study shows that reprogramming cells leads to genomic aberrations, Medical News Today, February 22
Wellcome Trust reviews progress in human genetics, PHG Foundation, February 21
Promise of genomics research needs a realistic view, Medical News Today, February 18
Rare Disease Day at NIH presents latest research from various agencies and advocacy groups, NIH News, February 17
Genomics in the Scientific Literature
Birth Defects
Cleft lip and palate: understanding genetic and environmental influences
Dixon MJ, et al.
Nat Rev Genet 2011 Mar;12(3):167-78
Descriptive study of nonsyndromic atrioventricular septal defects in the National Birth Defects Prevention Study, 1997-2005
Hartman RJ, et al.
Am J Med Genet A 2011 Feb
A novel network model identified a 13-gene lung cancer prognostic signature
Guo NL, et al.
Int J Comput Biol Drug Des 2011;4(1):19-39
Identification of SNPs associated with susceptibility for development of adverse reactions to radiotherapy
Rosenstein BS
Pharmacogenomics 2011 Feb;12(2):267-75
New insights into the prevention and treatment of familial breast cancer
Euhus DM
J Surg Oncol 2011 Mar;103(4):294-8
Pathology of hereditary breast cancer
van der Groep P, et al.
Cell Oncol (Dordr) 2011 Feb
Polymorphisms of Tumor Necrosis Factor-Alpha and Hepatocellular Carcinoma Risk: A HuGE Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Wei Y, et al.
Dig Dis Sci 2011 Feb
Chronic Disease
The Role of Genetics in IBS
Saito YA
Gastroenterol Clin North Am 2011 Mar;40(1):45-67
Environmental and Occupational Health
Genetics of occupational asthma
Bernstein DI
Curr Opin Allergy Clin Immunol 2011 Feb
Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues (ELSI)
Ethical issues in developing pharmacogenetic research partnerships with american indigenous communities
Boyer BB, et al.
Clin Pharmacol Ther 2011 Mar;89(3):343-5
Genetic Testing
A New Method for FMR1 Gene Methylation Screening by Multiplex Methylation-Specific Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction
Elias MH, et al.
Genet Test Mol Biomarkers 2011 Feb
Familial Hyperparathyroidism Due to a Germline Mutation of the CDC73 gene: Implications for Management and Age-Appropriate Testing of Relatives at Risk
Pichardo-Lowden AR, et al.
Endocr Pract 2011 Feb:1-20
Lynch Syndrome and MYH-Associated Polyposis: Review and Testing Strategy
Goodenberger M & Lindor NM
J Clin Gastroenterol 2011 Feb
Reflex testing of resected stage I through III lung adenocarcinomas for EGFR and KRAS mutation: report on initial experience and clinical utility at a single center
D'Angelo SP, et al.
J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 2011 Feb;141(2):476-80
Infectious Disease
Molecular immunity to mycobacteria: knowledge from the mutation and phenotype spectrum analysis of Mendelian susceptibility to mycobacterial diseases
Qu HQ, et al.
Int J Infect Dis 2011 Feb
Mental Health
Genomics for disease treatment and prevention
Bloss CS, et al.
Psychiatr Clin North Am 2011 Mar;34(1):147-66
Pharmacogenomics: "noninferiority" is sufficient for initial implementation
Altman RB
Clin Pharmacol Ther 2011 Mar;89(3):348-50
Phase II study of S-1 combined with oxaliplatin as therapy for patients with metastatic biliary tract cancer: influence of the CYP2A6 polymorphism on pharmacokinetics and clinical activity
Kim KP, et al.
Br J Cancer 2011 Feb;104(4):605-12
Physician barriers to incorporating pharmacogenetic treatment strategies for nicotine dependence into clinical practice
Schnoll RA & Shields AE
Clin Pharmacol Ther 2011 Mar;89(3):345-7
Smoking, Tobacco and Alcohol
Genetic vulnerability and susceptibility to substance dependence
Bierut LJ
Neuron 2011 Feb;69(4):618-27
Pharmacogenetics of Smoking Cessation in General Practice: Results From the Patch II and Patch in Practice Trials
David SP, et al.
Nicotine Tob Res 2011 Jan
Genetic educational needs and the role of genetics in primary care: a focus group study with multiple perspectives
Houwink IJ, et al.
BMC Fam Pract 2011 Feb;12(1):5
Parents' and children's communication about genetic risk: a qualitative study, learning from families' experiences
Metcalfe A, et al.
Eur J Hum Genet 2011 Feb
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Atlanta's Janelle Monáe is among the 12 honorees for the third annual "Character Approved Awards," produced by the USA Network.
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Monáe, who lit up the Grammy stage last month with Bruno Mars and fellow ATL-er B.o.B. , was chosen as the music representative. Other honorees include foursquare founders Dennis Crowley and Naveen Selvadurai, Broadway star Lily Rabe and author Nicole Krauss.
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I'm having a hard time lately with myself. I feel really convicted and called to bring my friends out to this event on Wednesday, they all know that I'm with Occupy and I'm definitely the "radical" of the group. But lately my roommate and I have been spending a lot of time talking about how we can personally take it upon ourselves to create the student movement we have been dreaming of. It's up to us to do what we were waiting for other people to do.
Why are my friends so afraid to step out of their comfort zones and just stand up for what you believe in? Isn't that what we were all taught as pre-teens at some point? That we should stick to our morales and fight to defend what makes us, us? The school is impeding on the ability for us to be us with these program cuts and tuition hikes. People's entire majors are getting wiped out of the school. Their entire career needs to change for them to stay at Columbia. That is fucking awful. But unfortunately the risk of being asked to leave a building is too much to ask.
I really desperately want my friends to come out and help fight this not only because we need the numbers, but because it applies to them and they should take a personal responsibility to help. I have personally explained the problems going on at Columbia to most of them and they are all very concerned and know people very directly that will be effected by it, yet as soon as I say a date and time they shy away and make excuses to why they can't go. I feel like I'm the super religious person that keeps inviting everybody to church. And honestly, as much as I believe in this cause and hope for change, it kind of has been a little for me.
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I have a Sony Wega 27" (got it for free hehe)
Connected to a DVD player and digital cable box, thats it so far.
I have a Harmony remote in my living room but would always love another for the bedroom. They are the easiest remotes to program EVER!!!
Wish you could edit posts. This remote would go with my 27" Wega, TiVo, Toshiba DVD, XBOX, PS2, and ummmmm can it control Sirius boomboxes?
I would use the Logitech Harmony 676 as a bone for my dog…and to clear away the clutter of remotes that I have now. It would keep my hands free from having to juggle between 4 different remotes when trying to play a DVD!
Speaking of which, my living room setup is a Yamaha HTR-5740 with 6.1 surround sound and a 14 year old 28-inch Sony Trinitron. Talk about upgrades…sheesh!
P.S. Yes, my T.V is in COLOR.
i have a 48 cm (seems im the only one who uses metric) tv that wont even accept remote control input… i guess it could work well for my vcr… i dont have a "sound system" except my tiny stereo double casette player. i guess when you said poor mans you didn't mean this poor :D such is the life of a student not at home without a job.
I have a 50" LCD Projection TV, hooked up to a Panasonic home theatre with a built-in 5 DVD changer. An XBox, and a Panasonic VCR
Hope I'm gonna win !!!
im lazy, so i spend a lot of time in bed. if i could command my tv, dvd player, etc from my bed, id be a happy panda.
I'd use it for my 27" WEGA, my Sony reciever, XBox, crappy VCR, and most importantly with my new laptop. It's Avertec with the remote for watching DVD's and stuff, and I would feel like quite the pimp controlling all my audio/video gear and my lappy with one remote.
Actually, I would rigg it to be used on my HTPC using Girder, LCD TV, and my dvd player. Reprogram all the buttons to do what I want it to. No BS here.
I got a crap system, but a bunch of things that use remotes.
Apex 20" flat screen
Digital Cable Box
Xbox w/ DVD remote
PS2 w/ DVD remote
It certainly sucks having to look for each of them if I'm in need of any of them
I cant believe how PrizeCube is so slow in their shipments, but they have time to promote their website…
@PrizeCube: Focus on your current customers first…
Well, all I really have to use it on is my TV, DVD Player, and Boombox, lol. Can this thing work with my A/C (i doubt it but oh well)?
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The other problems I see with this, is if they can charge very quickly, would there be a heating issue?
And what is cheap viagra free shipping their discharge rate (i.e. how long can they hold their charge)? Because if they're used for conventional cars, you can't always tell exactly how much power a journey will take, so would charge it more than needed, and then waste the excess energy from discharge once you reach your destination (although, if you could plug it in to the mains to discharge the capacitor in to the grid, rather than it just be wasted). And there's also the canadian drugs cialis issue of not always being able to park where you can recharge, such as if you go to the supermarket, and park in the carpark for a couple of hours (yes, I know it's unrealistic that someone would need to spend that much time shopping, but that's beside the point) you could come back to your car, and find the capacitor has discharged so much, that you don't have enough energy to usa viagra get back home.
written by Nikita Kondraskov, December 12, 2008
The project was for testing purposes only, but I beleave it is still running for daily business as well.
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Anyways, for cars you need far smaller ones, since you only need to capture energy from braking, which will then be used to accelerate (like a flywheel does) or even slowly charged back into the battery (but better use it immediately to save your battery's lifetime). Supercaps can, in contrast with batteries, be charged and discharged hundreds of thousands of times an also much faster than batteries.
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Regenerative brakes use magnetic resistance, so would make the same sort of noise as a generator or motor.
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written by Mark, December 22, 2008
It seems to me that the reason we don't see many more of these setups is not because we don't have the technology, it's because we don't have the money in our public works budget to get stuff like this going. You'd need the motors/generators (maybe they could use existing hardware on this?) and the energy storage, the retrofix/new subway cars, not to mention the cialis on sale labor involved in changing the setup. It seems like with all the space on subway cars, they could have the room to wow it's great viagra woman house the capacitors to hold at least some of that energy, to help get the car going again, but it seems to me it's a money issue.
Alternatively, most subways use power transmission in the tracks, yes? Why not skip the on board energy storage and just put it back into the grid, that way you don't need to keep expensive storage equipment on each car, and you're still basically saving (almost) as much energy, subway net metering.
written by Todd Edelman, December 25, 2008
written by Uncle B, December 28, 2009
America in service in the Toyota Rav4 battery plug-in mini-AUV in California and are still pulling strong at over 150,000 miles of charges folks! Forgive my cynicism, but doo see the movie Please!
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