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A big thumbs-up to Heathrow, which has clearly thought through their entire customer experience and worked hard to make your time there pleasant. In fact, I was actually sorry we didn't have a longer layover, as the shopping and dining options were pretty fabulous. I especially wanted to try Gordon Ramsay's Plane Food restaurant. Maybe next time.
There is messaging throughout the transit through Heathrow, and even before you get there. When we got our boarding passes in Paris, the envelope contained clear instructions how to navigate through Heathrow. I was also impressed by these signs, showing the latest customer survey results.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
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Fallout PipBoy UCCW (Paid)
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This is the paid version. This pack has all the widgets I've made in the colors blue, green, white, and amber. I recommend downloading the free version first in order to ensure compatibility.
Let it be known that this is a rather large skin and assembly is required. Be expected to spend 15-20 getting everything to your liking. This is definitely something you'll want to do with a computer and your phone. Using the computer to read the tutorial and the phone to do, you know, phone stuff.
You must enable "Unknown Sources" under "Security" in your phone for this to work!
- A phone with a resolution of at least 720p (720 x 1280) and 2 GB of RAM.
- The separate UCCW application.
- An aftermarket launcher (such as Nova Launcher).
- Time and patience.
In order to address the full scope of installation, I've created a Google Plus post with a full text tutorial as well as the video tutorial posted here. The Google Plus post also includes lots of goodies and addresses some issues that you may encounter with this skin. PLEASE GO TO THE GOOGLE PLUS POST! There are a lot of things addressed there. If you have any issues please put them there, on reddit, or email me instead of leaving a 1 star rating then forgetting to remove it after your problem is solved. Doing this will make me resent you quite a bit!
Here are the links to the video tutorials, but please make sure to check out the text tutorial on the Google+ post.
Video - Part One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwMYmaG0C3U
Video - Part Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkIWHthMbvA
Google+ Post: http://goo.gl/02tdBO
The Apps List widget is available here in .uzip form: http://goo.gl/Vxa9aK
The widgetlocker and UCCW lockscreen skins are available here: http://goo.gl/QNvrW2
The wallpapers are available here: http://goo.gl/Qoww9j
This app is bundled the way it is due to Google's new encryption on paid personalization apps. If you're having trouble installing this, please just message me and I will send you a workaround.
Feel free to check out the reddit posts below and see what other people have to say about this!
Other links.
Google+ Post: http://goo.gl/02tdBO
Fallout Pipboy UCCW (Free): http://goo.gl/u0LYXN
Thanks for helping a brother out!
Also thanks to VasuDev for the amazing UCCW widget that allows for this to be a thing!
I claim no ownership of the Fallout branding. It belongs to it's rightful owner.
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I'm habing trouble assembling the Fallout - corner widget. Also, the Bottom widget doesn't direct me to the applications (Calls/App Drawer/Camera/ Etc) :( help.
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Guild War XIV: All Mall Halloween Queen
It's more than a battle...it's WAR!
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Rules to Enter
You must be in a guild to enter. Once entered, you can only play for that guild, even if you leave the guild before Guild War is over.
You may not change your entry after submitting.
Your outfits can be made of Shop, CYO, or both. Poses are permitted. It's pretty much anything goes as long as Diva Chix rules are not broken (ie, nudity, copyright infringement, etc)
You are not to attempt to affect the outcome of Guild War. This means do not tell others which doll belongs to who, ask others to vote for a specific doll, or ask others to vote against a specific doll.
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On April 21st, I sketched this wonderful pair, after observing them with my 72mm WO Megrez apo with Baader maxbright binoviewer and magnifications from 21x to 53x. M97 seemed to show vague hints of the eyes (not drawn, it was too subtle) and M108 showed a faint star a little inside its cigar-shaped disk. After hunting for so many faint fuzzies in Virgo, it was nice to relax with something bright!
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For some reason I had the stupid idea of making a Valentine's movie 4 days before the 14th. 4 days and a lot of sleep deprivation later, I somehow made it here!
As with a lot of my recent projects, I ended up living this movie too, as I spent all of V-Day making this rather than, you know, leaving the house or anything like that.
I'm a little late, but happy V-day all the same, Newgrounds! It's all for you, baby!
Dedicated to anyone watching this in a room alone.
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Whoa, I've never reviewed this? That's lame. This is a great flash! It's funny, short, and pretty darn true! I like it! You should watch it!
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The shooting death of a 2-year -old by a 5-year-old in Kentucky is prompting renewed debate over the marketing of firearms for children.
The accidental fatal shooting of a 2-year-old Kentucky girl by her 5-year-old brother with "a little rifle for a kid" has cast renewed attention on the marketing of firearms to children.
Caroline Sparks was shot in the chest on Tuesday afternoon by her brother while he was playing with a .22-caliber Crickett rifle at the family's home in rural Cumberland County.
The weapon is marketed as "My First Rifle" by Keystone Sporting Arms, a firearms business based in Milton, Pa. The Crickett rifles are available with various barrel and stock designs and come in several colors, including bright pink to appeal to girls.
The section of the company's website devoted to Crickett rifles was inaccessible for much of Thursday. The site sports a "Kids Corner" featuring a series of pictures of smiling youngsters toting and shooting small rifles. It also touts laudatory testimonials from parents and children. A typical one reads:
"My wife told me to do something with my daughter after gymnastics today, she recommended going for hot chocolate or a donut. I thought, that's not special, plus once you've consumed the item where does that leave you. Instead we bought a pink Crickett from my six year old daughter and wanted to say thanks for making quality affordable firearms for new shooters."
Keystone declined comment on its marketing and on the firearm used in the Kentucky shooting, described by the county coroner as "a little rifle for a kid."
The company referred inquiries to its attorney, John Renzulli, who told MSN News: "The privacy of the family needs to be respected at this time. Until there is a complete investigation Keystone will refrain from making a comment."
Renzulli added: "At some point the facts will emerge as to what really occurred here."
Federal law prohibits firearms dealers from selling shotguns or rifles to anyone under 18 but there's no minimum age for possession, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
Keystone's website says the Crickett rifle is "ideally sized" for children 4 to 10 years old. The company stresses the importance of learning to safely handle firearms at an early age:
"The goal of KSA is to instill gun safety in the minds of youth shooters and encourage them to gain the knowledge and respect that hunting and shooting activities require and deserve."
Gun safety and firearm restrictions have been in the spotlight in the aftermath of the Newtown, Conn., school shootings in December that left 20 children and six adults dead.
Among a host of gun-control proposals introduced this year by Connecticut lawmakers is a bill that would establish a task force to study the marketing of firearms to children.
Psychologist and youth marketing consultant James McNeal, author of the 1999 book "The Kids Market: Myths and Realities," decried the targeted advertising.
"Ever since I can remember, harmful products, including weapons, have been marketed to children -— in more ways than I can count," McNeal told MSN News via email. "And ever since I can remember there have been laws and organizations that could prevent it, and didn't, and don't."
Steve Sanetti, president of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, the trade association for the firearms industry, told The New York Times that parents, not the government, should be the ones to ultimately decide if and when to introduce their children to shooting, and what sort of firearms to use.
"It's a very significant decision," he told the Times, "and it involves the personal responsibility of the parent and personal responsibility of the child."
Firearms expert T.J. Johnston said the problem isn't marketing of firearms, but access.
"Every gun owner has the major responsibility to make sure that any unauthorized person should not have access to a firearm," he told MSN News.
According to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, the majority of states, including Kentucky, have laws designed to prevent children from accessing firearms.
Johnston endorses the National Rifle Association's "Eddie Eagle" gun-safety program, which teaches children in pre-K through third grade four steps to take if they find a gun: Stop, don't touch, leave the area, tell an adult.
The NRA, a longtime donor to youth shooting programs, says firearms education and training has substantially reduced the number of firearms accidents. "Today, the odds are more than a million to one, against a child in the U.S. dying in a firearm accident," the group says on its website.
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Chevy Chase, Maryland is located in Montgomery County. Chevy Chase has a population of 9,598 and has shown 1.0% growth since 2000. Of the 3,738 households in Chevy Chase, 75.9% are owned, 17.7% are rented and 6% are not currently occupied. The median age of homes in Chevy Chase is 45 years and 47.0% of the homes have been occupied by the same residents for more than 5 years. Learn more about Chevy Chase, Maryland real estate at coldwellbanker.com.
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To Our Preceptors:
Temple University School of Pharmacy thanks you for your continued commitment to our Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience program.
In order to plan for the 2010-2011 academic year, we would like to confirm your continued interest to serve as a preceptor for our fourth professional year Doctor of Pharmacy students. Attached you will find a schedule of the rotation dates [.doc ] available to our students. If there are specific time blocks that you would NOT be able to accommodate a student, please indicate that on the form. In order to accomplish this goal, we would appreciate having the completed form returned to my attention. (fax #215-707-8326)
We understand that staffing situations sometimes change and that these changes may affect your ability to accept a student. Should a situation arise that would temporarily postpone your site from accepting a student, please let us know at your earliest convenience.
Those of you who have been associated with Temple for any length of time know full well how much we count on your participation as "volunteer" preceptors, and we are most appreciative of the contributions you make to the education and development of our pharmacy students. At this time, I am pleased to announce that each preceptor will have the opportunity to formally submit an application for appointment as an adjunct faculty member of Temple University School of Pharmacy. You must complete the Adjunct Faculty Application Form [.pdf ] and submit a copy of your resume.
Once again thank you for participating in the experiential component of our curriculum and for helping us make the students' selection process as meaningful as possible.
Michael R. Jacobs, Pharm.D., Director
Lisa M. Becker, R.Ph., Experiential Education Coordinator
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Xzerta Energy Group picked a winning design in their print & packaging design contest
For just $195, they received 74 designs from 5 designers.
From logos and business cards to websites and stationery, you can get anything designed by running your own design contest on 99designs.
Flyer design for a Solar Energy firm
- Qualifying
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- Selected finalists
- The contest holder selected 5 finalists
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Design brief
Xzerta Energy Group
We are a financial services firm that offers project financing and development solutions to solar energy projects.
Business & Consulting
We would like a flyer (8.5" x 11", standard printer paper size, one-sided) that can be distributed to our business partners on the ground across the United States. This flyer will be for them to give to potential clients. The flyer will describe loans that we can provide for people to purchase and install solar energy projects.
Pictures of solar energy projects are encouraged on the flyer. Experiment with blues and greens for color schemes.
Please provide a PDF of the flyer. The content of the flyer should include the following, though we may choose to add additional information after seeing the design:
Xzerta Energy
Providing Solar Energy Term Loans
Loan ranging from $300,000-$5,000,000
15 year term with rate resets at 5 and 10 years
Interest rates starting at 7.5%
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Xzerta Energy Group
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Looking for a new apartment and an easy way to pay for it? Then you should look at iPhone app Lovely, which was recently overhauled for iOS 7. Lovely launched its iOS app in 2012 and has steadily improved its mobile platform, adding keyword search and a renter card to make it easy to find and...
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I made this for Fluevog Shoe's current design contest. If I win, I get $1,000 worth of their shoes. And I really want to win. I really, really want you to vote for my entry.
Actually, that's not quite right. I want you to want to vote for my entry. I do feel bad, sometimes, when I see contests where there is an entrant who is clearly vastly more popular than their fellow contestants. That isn't to cast shame on those who use their clout to get votes. Most people are not popular for no reason, and much clout is earned through consistently hard, good work. But that doesn't mean they're the best at everything they do and every contest they enter.
I want to win this contest, and I want to know I won because my entry was good. I mean, *I* like it. I'm really proud of it. I think the art is great and the concept is fun, and I hope you agree. But you might not, in which case, you should vote for a different one.
The great thing about this stage is that you can vote for as many entries as you want and here they all are. If you like nine of them, you can vote for nine of them. Or none, because you think we all stink. I'm cool with that.
So, yeah, there's a contest, I'm in it, I hope you vote for me, but only if you like it.
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I am Ron Coleman, a lawyer and writer. I have had a blog called LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION for several years which is limited mainly to discussion of Internet related law, trademark and copyright. Like that blog, this blog does not constitute legal advice. For a while I did my general blogging on Dean's World, where I am still a contributor. This is "general blogging," I guess. My email address for blog-related inquiries is likelihoodofconfusion AT gmail-dot-com.
The other of us, sometimes, is was David Nieporent.
In 2008, Casey Tompkins joined the blog. You can read all about his little self here.
Pennywit will blog from time to time. He is a shadowy figure!
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When I was very small, I had Blankie. It was a soft thing -- made of cashmere and lined with satin.
I remember snuggling with Blankie, night after night, stroking the satin until I fell asleep. Unless, of course, Blankie went missing -- then all hell broke loose.
My poor parents hadn't thought to get two identical Blankies (one as a backup, naturally), so when I misplaced Blankie, it was a damn nightmare.
I always wondered if it was a universal kid thing or some random thing that I happened to attach myself to as a child. When I had my first son, I quickly learned.
My first son, autistic from birth, didn't love being held. Wait, lemme rephrase that: My first son loathed any type of human contact. And let me tell you -- it was a RELIEF to find out he was autistic and not that I just smelled like Bad Parent or something.
My firstborn also had a Blankie, named, of course, Blankie, which I'd thoughtfully (and at the advice of my parents) bought four identical versions of. He'd been shuffling back and forth between my house and his other grandparents, and I knew a lot could happen to a lovie between here and there.
Blankie was a source of comfort until about age 5, when he decided independently that he no longer needed it.
My second son, having learned something from the first, received a lot of blankets. Baby blankets are invaluable -- they can be used for anything from cleaning up spit-up to catching the omnipresent diaper leakage, so I stocked up on as many as I could find when they went on sale.
That kid, of course, decided that a tattered white Blankie was HIS Blankie, and while I searched high and low for Blankie II, the best I could do was a pink one that was semi-similar. But it was no good -- despite APPEARING like his beloved Blankie, it wasn't the same and he rejected it.
My last child, my daughter, I assumed would love Blankie, too. Not the Blankie of the others, but her very own Blankie. For awhile, she did. She's formed an attachment to the ugliest, grossest, and most well *ahem* used Blanket we had in the house. It had a race car on it -- apparently a race car is what is needed to make her heart smile.
(Note to self: Lock this child in nunnery until age 35.)
More important than "Race Car Blankie," though, is this awful stuffed animal given probably to my firstborn when he was a baby, making it 11 years old. It looks older.
But she loves it, her Capitol Kitty, and brings it everywhere with her. Doesn't matter if Capitol Kitty smells like death or not -- Capitol Kitty is here to stay. (if only I had another one!)
Last night, I giggled as she had Capitol Kitty help me with cleaning up a mess of toothpaste in the bathroom.
"Why," I asked her, "do you call her 'Capitol Kitty'?"
"See," she pointed at the ratty-ass thing, "Capitol Kitty has all these colors -- brown, white, orange. She's a Capitol Kitty."
I smiled softly to myself as we scrubbed the floor with Capitol Kitty -- she'd mistakenly named her Kitty "Capitol" rather than "Calico."
I hope she never, ever changes that stuffed ratty thing's name.
Do your children have comfort objects? What are they?
My daughter has an entire possee of bedtime lovies, with 2 that get brought out of bed everyday. Her possee includes, her blankie, two white mice, a pig, Spongebob and Patrick, a sock monkey (all beenie babies), and her daddy's old teddy bear. Piggy and Bear are her carry around objects.
My son on the other hand, hasn't really clasped onto a lovie yet. He adores his Yoda and arangment of Spongebob stuffed animals, but they aren't used for comfort, so who knows in what direction he'll go?
@ cmjaz - Lost Vegas! XD That's so cute! I wonder if that's where all those missing socks go?
No lovies here (yet). But I remember having one well-worn lovie as a child and my parents not being able to find an identical one to swap out. If that thing got lost, we were all doomed.
My son had a blanket named "brown dat". It was because I had said to him, "do you want that?" a few times he thought it was called "that", and it was brown. He had brown dat until he was 8!!! It was in pieces by then. I tried to replace it many times, I even found the exact same one! But it was new and wasn't the same as old brown dat. I still have it. He's 17 now.
I had an old monkey of my dads I found in my grandmothers attic when I was 4, it started to really fall apart when I was about 18 so for my 19th birthday my sister gave me a brown build a bear monkey named Monkey George, I sleep with it every night still and I am 27. It keeps the nightmares at bay.
My niece Kiki was supper attached to a brown beanie baby monkey called bongo, we lost Bongo when she was 2 and she barely slept for 2 days till we found it in the lift up seat of her riding toy. My aunt went to an auction and found 8 Bongos and bought them all in case we lost it again. By the time she was 5 it was bye bye Bongo and hello Baby Mary. Its a doll that wears 0-3 months baby clothes. Baby Mary went everywhere with us. She is almost 9 now so the doll doesnt go quiet everywhere anymore but she still needs it to sleep. Its adorable.
My nephew Jack has a "glowie" its a glow worm that he cant sleep with out. Its adorable how he takes care of glowie still. he is 5.


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The Chapin Sisters
These two singer-songwriters have quite a pedigree. Their father is Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Tom Chapin and the late Harry Chapin (of "Cat's in the Cradle" fame) was their uncle. Once a trio, they're now a duo after half-sister Jessica Craven took a break to spend more time with her new baby. The siblings have collaborated with many indie-rock types — including She & Him, Gang Gang Dance's Jesse Lee, who co-produced their new album, "Two," and Lavender Diamond — but their music has the antique feel of early country.
8:30 p.m. Sept. 3. $10. Red Light Cafe, 553 Amsterdam Ave. N.E., Atlanta. 404-874-7828.
Rolling Stone has called her the "spiritual love child of Sade and D'Angelo." And you can hear the blend of those two soulful vocalists in the touches of jazz and hip-hop that marble her music. We're still waiting for the release of her upcoming CD, "Milk & Honey," but you can hear the title track online at her website, goapele.com.
8 p.m. Sept. 4. $30-$45. The Loft, 1374 West Peachtree St., Atlanta. 404-885-1365.
WRFG 25th annual Labor Day Blues Barbecue
One of the major annual fundraisers for community radio station WRFG will feature performances by some of Atlanta's best blues talent, including Little Brother Jones, the Liz Melendez Band, the Tony Bryant Band and the Breeze Kings. The headliner is Michigan-based (and formerly Atlanta-based) Motor City Josh and the Big 3 will headline the event. The event also honors Georgia bluesman Roy Lee Johnson, composer of "Mr. Moonlight," which is probably best known from a cover version by the Beatles on "Beatles for Sale" (though it was released here on "Beatles '65").
1 p.m. Sept. 6. $15; $12 advance; ages 12 and younger free. Park Tavern, 500 10th St. N.E., Atlanta. 404-523-3471.
John Mayer
About a decade ago, he was just one of the many hopeful singer-songwriters frequenting the stage at Decatur's Eddie's Attic. Now he's such a household name that his non-musical pronouncements and his Twitter feed have overshadowed his musical career in the minds of many. With Owl City.
7 p.m. Sept. 8. $30-$63. Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood, 2002 Lakewood Way, Atlanta. 404-443-5000.
Crystal Castles
Toronto duo Crystal Castles can take distorted screeching and other unpleasant dins and turn them into stomping dance tracks, adding a rampaging beat here and epic retro-techno keyboards there. Just to keep things interesting, they'll toss in interludes of unquestionable beauty. The pair's 2010 sophomore album — like the first, it's titled simply "Crystal Castles" — begins with the caustic racket of "Fainting Spells, followed by the pretty, ethereal "Celestica." With Bear In Heaven.
7:30 p.m. Sept. 8. $22 in advance. The Masquerade, 695 North Ave. N.E., Atlanta. 404-577-8178.
ProgPower USA XI
This annual festival of underground progressive metal is largely concentrated on bands from Scandinavia, Germany and Europe's low countries (Belgium, the Netherlands). But it's those strongholds of dark, doomy goodness, Sweden and Norway, that dominate the lineup, many of them marrying epic mythology and metal.
Sept. 9-11. $35-$60; two-day pass for Sept. 10-11, $120. Center Stage, 1374 W. Peachtree St., Atlanta. 404-885-1365.
Those Darlins
"If you don't want a wild one, quit hangin' 'round with me." That's from the debut album by these three Murfreesboro, Tenn.-based women and "Wild One" serves as the perfect theme song for Those Darlins. Their ragged, raw and sexually-charged marriage of honky-tonk and punk is a blast of attitude and innuendo. If you like your music clean, precise and note-perfect, Those Darlins aren't for you, but if you think auto-tuned precision is over-rated, revel as it gets demolished by the trio's infectious energy.
8:30 p.m. Sept. 9; 9 p.m. Sept. 10. $10. The EARL, 488 Flat Shoals Ave., Atlanta. 404-522-3950.
September 2nd, 2010
1:00 pm
[...] more music, see out Live Music Picks on the Atlanta Music Scene blog. And, as always, this is just a small sampling of the Atlanta-area [...]
September 2nd, 2010
3:15 pm
Don't forget about The Pixies at the Fox on Monday the 13th… Can't wait!
September 5th, 2010
6:41 pm
Really? Not one word about the Aevenged Sevenfold / Disturbed concert at Lakewood yesterday? Who gives a ratt's ass about the Crystal Castles???
September 5th, 2010
10:20 pm
No more Fox Theatre for my family, friends, nor me until The Phantom of The Fox is left alone in his home.


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Categories > Celebrities > My Chemical Romance > Frerard - Forbidden Love
Chapter 2 - When I grow up, I want to be nothing at all6 Reviews
Gerard's not at all keen on Mikey's idea, but he's going along with it. R&R pleaseeeee!
Thank you for the reviews from my previous chapter, I hope you like this one. Again, it's pretty short, but I promise you they're going to get longer! Please review, I really want to know what you think. Plus, the more reviews I get, the quicker I'll update ;D Not trying to blackmail you or anything :P
Chapter 2 – When I grow up, I want to be nothing at all
I awoke to the sound of my alarm violently vibrating, it was one of those old fashioned ones where you have to hit the top to stop it from ringing. Reluctantly, I looked at the time, half 6. Brilliant. I forced myself out of bed, up the stairs from my basement-bedroom to the second floor and walked towards the bathroom.
"Gerard, don't forget Frank's coming over tonight" I heard Mikey call.
"Yea. Thanks for reminding me" I sighed, I didn't want anyone but my family to know I was failing music. It was just plain embarrassing.
"He's going to help you, you may as well show some gratitude" Mikey muttered as he walked into his bedroom.
I felt kinda bad after that, Mikes was only trying to help but would you want your kid brother's friend to be teaching you how to play an instrument you're supposed to be good at? I rushed through my shower and adjusted my bed-hair in the mirror before giving up and heading towards the kitchen.
I didn't like eating breakfast at that time in the morning, it just felt too early but my Mom would accuse me of under-eating if I didn't pick something up.
"There are apples?" A voice spoke from behind and I swear I almost pulled the cupboard door off.
"Shit! Mom! You scared the hell outta me!" She placed her arm limply around my waist and kissed my cheek continuously.
"Sorry baby" She muttered in between kisses.
"Mom, are you serious? Get off!" I shrugged out of her grip, grabbed an apple and ran for the front door. But just before I shut the door behind me, I'd heard Mikey squeal for help. She'd caught him too.
I hated Tuesdays, three hours of Maths in the morning was not my favourite subject. I sucked at it. Plus, my teacher hated my guts, probably because I would doodle all the way through his lessons but still. I was in mid shading of a spider I was sketching when he called my name.
"Yes Sir?" I asked, barely looking up from my piece of paper.
"Is that a note in front of you?"
"No sir" I sighed, why did he always have to catch me mid-doodle?
"Then what is in front of you that you seem so intent on scribbling on during my class?" I met his gaze then and saw how odd looking he really was. He had a small tuft of blonde hair, small eyes that were placed way too close together and a long sharp nose that seemed to point at you. I had to stifle a laugh when I realised he reminded me of a parrot.
"Well?" He asked, tapping his foot irritably.
"I was just doodling Sir. Sorry" I answered, truthfully. I had an extremely short attention span in Mr. Little's classes. Probably because they were exceedingly boring.
"Well Gerard, if you spent half as much of your time studying Mathematics as you do doodling, you'd be the top of the class" He replied shaking his head.
"Thank you Sir"
"That wasn't meant to be a compliment Mr. Way. How do you expect to make it in life without Maths?" He quickly turned back round, frustration clear on his furrowed brow.
"I know it wasn't and to be honest, I don't really care what I do" I smiled back, I wasn't exactly a bad student but I didn't like the way Mr. Little talked to me sometimes. He gave me an evil glare before turning back to the board and apologising for me disrupting the class. I mean what the fuck?! He didn't have to stop the class to talk to me! So, to relieve my anger I began doodling again frantically this time. Next to the spider I'd drawn a gun and a heart, not one of those crappy hearts girls always draw, but a bleeding one. Sometimes the most ugly things can be beautiful.
"Right class, hand in your exercise books to me and then you can go, no homework today" I heard many people's mutter the word 'yes' as the heard the words every student wanted to hear. I hadn't done any work that lesson. I didn't want Mr. Little to contact my Mom like my music teacher did, so I had to come up with some sort of excuse, and fast.
"Gerard, your exercise book please?" Mr. Little held his hand out to take my book, which was still untouched in my bag.
"Actually, I was thinking Mr. Little, would it be possible to be given some extra work to do at home?" As I said the words I saw shock pass over Mr. Little's face, which soon turned to a huge smile.
"I knew you were interested in Maths all along. You can do pages 168-170 for extra work, bring it in next lesson and I'll mark it for you during Lunch. You could join Maths club as well if you'd like too?" I hard to try my best not to laugh right in his face at that moment. Me? At Maths club?
"No thanks, not just yet, I'd rather just work on my own for now. But thank you anyway" I shoved my drawing into my bag and headed to the door.
"You did well today Gerard, despite our first little hiccup" He smiled, a genuine smile and I almost felt bad for the way I'd spoken back to him.
"Thank you Sir." And with that, I rushed out into the corridor and straight into some kid.
"Shit, sorry" We both muttered at the same time, there was a short awkward silence as neither of us knew what to say next.
"Don't worry about it, it was my fault" He smiled up at me, he had big hazel eyes and short black hair that stuck up at the back.
"Not really, I was the one that walked into you" I laughed nervously.
"Well, I wasn't looking where I was going. Both of our faults?" He laughed back.
"Okay, sure" I smiled and bent to pick up his book and stopped dead when I saw the name on it.
"Ah" I groaned.
"What's wrong?" He asked peering down at me curiously.
"You're Frank?"


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New medical team highlights geriatric medicine at University Hospital
SYRACUSE, N.Y. – University Hospital has enhanced its multidisciplinary approach in geriatric medicine through its newly created ACE (Acute Care for the Elderly) team, a service of the Geriatrics Program in the Department of Medicine.
The ACE team provides mandatory consults on University Hospital patients aged 75 years or older who have a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease, including all dementias, and/or who are admitted from a nursing home.
"The goal is to intervene and improve patient care as soon as the patient is admitted," said Sharon Brangman, M.D., division chief of geriatric medicine at University Hospital and director of the ACE team. "We also hope to reduce the patient's length of hospital stay and the decline of physical function that sometimes happens when older patients are admitted to the hospital."
The ACE team comprises a geriatrician, geriatric nurse practitioner and physician assistant, a social worker and pharmacy staff member who will perform initial consults on the patient and contact the patient's primary medical team with suggestions on patient care. The ACE team is based on a model that has been used in other hospitals across the country for a number of years, usually with a designated unit for geriatric patients.
"We hope to have a special ACE unit in the future with the completion of University Hospital's vertical expansion," Brangman said. "In the meantime, the ACE Team will be a mobile team that will evaluate patients on all medical and surgical floors, except intensive care units."
In addition to Brangman, members of the ACE team include geriatrician Khatuna Stepkovitch, MD; physician assistant Eileen Rosecrants, P.A.-C; nurse practitioner Christine Heagle-Bahn, R.N., N.P.; social worker Andrea Zurbruegg, L.M.S.W.; Adrienne Smith, PharmD; Luke Probst, PharmD; and William Darko, PharmD.
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House, 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, (Sleeps 12)
Located five miles west of scenic Yellowstone National Park, this vacation house has all the comforts of home and is set in a gorgeous location. Come and enjoy hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, skiing, siteseeing, or just plain relaxing!
The house is located at 35 Mooseberry Rd. Five miles west of West Yellowstone on Highway 20. It is within 1/2 mile of the groomed trail systems. The house is 2200 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths. Sleeps 12 comfortably. It is a log home and is ranch style. The sauna is indoors. There is a laundry room with washer and dryer. This house has all the comforts of home. The large living room has a wood burning fireplace. The open floor plan accommodates large groups. The house is completely furnished including bedding and bath towels. The kitchen is fully stocked with a microwave, dishwasher, and coffee maker as well as plenty of pots and pans, cooking utensils, dishware and silverware. There is a one stall garage for minor sled repairs and there is ample parking for pickups and trailers
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Florida Court finds PET Scan Satisfies Frye Requirements
Previously, a Florida Court in the matter of Gammad v. ATP Agri-Services, Inc., held a Frye Hearing to determine the admissibility of a SPECT scan. Apparently, defendant had previously filed a motion to bar the admissibility of the SPECT scan. Judge Barton, in a prior Order, dated September 22, 2010, found that SPECT was not new or novel science, and that plaintiffs had demonstrated that the basic underlying principles of SPECT imaging had been sufficiently tested and accepted by the relevant scientific and medical communities.
On April 19, 2012, testimony was taken in the District Court with regard to the admissibility of the SPECT scan. By Order dated May 3, 2012, Hon. Don T. Hall, acting Circuit Judge for the Circuit Court of 12th Judicial Circuit in and for Desota County, Florida, entered an Order denying defendant's Frye challenge to the admissibility of SPECT.
Making Employment of People with Disabilities a National Priority
We have known for quite some time the effect that physical and mental disabilities can have on one's ability to actively and gainfully participate in the labor force. I have reported quite often on studies and cases involving persons with traumatic brain injury and the effect that has on one's earning capacity. I have just had an opportunity to review the report of the United States Senate, Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (Tom Harkin, Chairman) in a study entitled: Unfinished Business: Making Employment of People With Disabilities a National Priority.
Senator Harkin's Committee looked at the state of unemployment for people with disabilities. Despite the passage of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA), "there is no evidence that employment outcomes for people with disabilities as a whole have improved since 1990." Citing studies from Yelin and Trupin 2003 and Houtinville, et al., 2009, the study finds that "employment outcomes among people with disabilities have been persistently lower than employment outcomes among people with disabilities. In 1988, while Congress was working on the ADA, the National Council on Disability noted that the 1980s census showed that only 32% of working age people (16-64) with disabilities were working at that time. Today, 30 years later, the United States has had great difficulty moving beyond a 33% employment rate for Americans with disabilities.
Looking at studies in the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, June 2012, one sees that for working age adults without disabilities, the labor force participation rate was 77.7%. Yet, for working age people with disabilities, the participation rate was only 32.1%. People with disabilities participate in the workforce at a rate far lower than any other group tracked by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The Committee, in looking at the effect of all Americans harmed by the 2008 recession, the Committee found that workers with disabilities have been affected more dramatically and have been slower to rebound than those without disabilities. By December 2010, the non-disability work force had dropped approximately 2.1% while during that same period the working-aged disability labor force dropped by approximately 10.4%. "In other words, workers with disabilities left the labor force during the Great Recession at a rate five times faster than workers without disabilities." (BLS, 2012, the employment situation, Table-6).
The Committee also looked at the issue of underemployment as it affects both the disabled and non-disabled work forces. Again, the Committee found that in addition to participating in the workforce at much lower level rate than person without disabilities, people with disabilities are more often under-employed than people without disabilities. For example, when people with disabilities are employed, they are far more likely than their non-disabled peers to be employed part-time (BLS, 2011, persons with a disability: labor force characteristics 2010). In 2010, 32% of workers with disabilities were employed part-time, compared to 19% of the non-disabled peers (BLS, 2011, Table 2).
The Committee also found that "despite similar education, those persons with disabilities who earn less on average than workers without disability. In 2010, the median annual earnings for workers with disabilities ages 16 and older was $19,500. For workers without disabilities that year the median annual earnings was $29,997. The median earnings for workers with disabilities is less than two-thirds the median wage for workers without disabilities (Disability Statistic and Demographics Rehabilitation Research and Training Center, 2011).
This report continues to grow the ever increasing research and support for the proposition that those with disabilities have a shorter work life expectancy and earn less than their non-disabled peers.
United States House of Representatives Moves to Eliminate The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
The Brain Injury Association of America has issued an important alert concerning potential legislative action on behalf of the United States House of Representatives that would eliminate The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality which has produced important research on Traumatic Brain Injury.
The bill states that the agency would be "terminated" effective October 1, 2012. It would rescind all funds that haven't been spent yet, and would "transfer" activities that fall under the agency. That includes the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, which has been at the center of controversies over prostate cancer screening and mammograms.
I urge you to act locally to defend critical research funding. Reach out to your Representatives and tell them that health services research and the Agency for Health Care Research and Quality must be protected.
Senate Law & Public Safety and Budget & Appropriations Committees Introduce Bill That Would Increase Fines for Driving While Using a Cell Phone
The Senate Law & Public Safety and Budget & Appropriations committees released legislation that would increase fines and impose license suspension for talking or texting on hand-held device while driving. The bill, Senate Bill No. 69, would put in place a graduated penalty structure for repeat offenders who violate the state's hands-free cell phone law more than once in a ten-year period; a motor vehicle violation that, under current law, carries a $100 fine for first and subsequent offenses.
Also, first-time offenders would have to pay a fine of $200. Drivers convicted of a second offense within 10 years of the first would have to pay a fine of $400, and drivers convicted of a third and subsequent offenses within 10 years of the first would have to pay a fine of $600 and face driver's license suspension of up to 90 days. The fines would go towards a public information program about the dangers of texting while driving.
New Jersey State Legislature encourages Congress and President to enact the Pediatric Acquired Brain Injury Plan Act
The New Jersey Legislature passed a resolution, which urges Congress and the President to enact the "National Pediatric Acquired Brain Injury Plan Act of 2011 (PABI)." The goal of the PABI Plan Act is to provide a seamless, standardized, evidence-based system of care for families who have a child or young adult with a traumatic brain injury (TBI).
The Act would create a national network of 52 State Lead Centers of Excellence, one center in each state, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico, that would have responsibility for implementing the plan based on each state's own unique demographics, geography, laws, infrastructure, and financing.
Additionally, The Act would provide for the entire continuum of care from prevention; treatment in acute medical facilities; reintegration back into schools, communities, and homes; and, ultimately, transition into a system of greater independent living to better assist people with brain injury.
Indiana Supreme Court Ruled Psychologist Qualified to give Expert Opinion on Causation
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled this past week that a psychologist is qualified to testify on behalf of a plaintiff in a personal injury case as to the cause of a traumatic brain injury.
Plaintiff was injured in a rear end collision, sustaining injuries to his neck and back. Plaintiff underwent a neuropsychological evaluation with Dr. Sheridan McCabe, a psychologist. The plaintiff had been experiencing headaches and memory loss since the accident, but had not been previously diagnosed with having sustained a brain injury. After reviewing the plaintiff's medical records and his deposition, as well as interviewing the plaintiff and his wife, Dr. McCabe administered a battery of neuropsychological tests. Dr. McCabe opined thereafter that the plaintiff had "experienced a traumatic brain injury in the accident."
Three times during the litigation, defendant objected to Dr. McCabe testifying as an expert witness, each time challenging the admissibility of the psychologist's testimony that plaintiff experienced a traumatic brain injury in the accident. After the jury returned a verdict in plaintiff's favor, defendant appealed, contending that the trial court erred when it permitted the psychologist to testify that plaintiff had sustained a traumatic brain injury in the crash. On appeal, the Indiana Court of Appeals agreed, reversed, and remanded the case for a new trial. Bennett v. Richmond, 932 N.E. 2nd 704 (Ind. Ct. App. 2010), reh'g denied. The Indiana Supreme Court then granted transfer of the case.
The Indiana Supreme Court acknowledged initially that "while there is little dispute that a psychologist may testify as to the existence of a brain injury, or the condition of the brain in general, the specific issue in the case was whether a psychologist or a neuropsychologist may testify as to the cause of a brain injury. " The Court reviewed decisions from other jurisdictions, noting that the issue was one that had divided jurisdictions.
The Indiana Supreme Court, while disagreeing with the result reached by the Indiana Court of Appeals, agreed with the analysis that the Appellate Court took in deciding the issue. The Supreme Court found the issue of whether a psychologist could testify had to be decided pursuant to Rule 702, which sets forth the criteria needed (knowledge, skill, experience, training, or education which would assist the trier of fact). The Supreme Court noted that under Rule 702, there was no per se rule banning a psychologist from testifying as to the cause of an injury.
Defendant's main objection was that Dr. McCabe, a psychologist, was not a "medical doctor" and therefore was not qualified to render an opinion as to causation. The Court reviewed Dr. McCabe's qualifications, as well as the methodology he used in reaching his conclusions that the accident was the cause of plaintiff's brain injury. The Court noted that Dr. McCabe had interviewed both the plaintiff and his wife, reviewed the plaintiff's medical records, and deposition, and had conducted a series of tests.
The Indiana Supreme Court totally rejected the Court of Appeal's conclusion that the psychologist was not qualified under Rule 702 in that in its ruling that "a psychologist who is not a medical doctor, but is otherwise qualified under Rule 702 to offer expert testimony as to the existence and evaluation of a brain injury is not qualified to offer his or her opinion as to its cause without demonstrating some medical expertise in determining etiology of brain injuries." Bennett, 932 N.E. 2nd at 709¬-10.
In its decision, the Indiana Supreme Court noted, "we think that the Court of Appeal s imposed more stringent requirements on Dr. McCabe than are required under Rule 702." The Court found that Dr. McCabe had the requisite education, training, and knowledge to render the opinion and that his methodology was sound.
Lastly, defendant argued that Dr. McCabe was not qualified to give the opinion as to causation because he was not a neuropsychologist, only a psychologist. The Supreme Court found that although Dr. McCabe did not claim to be a neuropsychologist, the Court noted that "even if we were to require under Rule 702 qualifications similar to those of a neuropsychologist to testify in this manner" that Dr. McCabe's qualifications were sufficient to fall under the definition of a neuropsychologist. The Court concluded by find that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in finding that Dr. McCabe was qualified to offer his opinion as the cause of plaintiff's brain injury.
Finally, the Indiana Supreme Court rejected the Court of Appeals conclusion that even if Dr. McCabe were qualified to opine as to the cause of plaintiff's brain injury, his testimony lacked probative value because he did not testify regarding the mechanics of the accident or describe the force or speed of the impact. Bennett 932 N.E. 2nd at 711. The Indiana Supreme Court rejected this analysis.
Senate Education Committee Passes Bills to Boost New Jersey's Efforts to Protect High School Athletes From Brain Injuries
Last week, the New Jersey Senate Education Committee unanimously passed two bills (S-3053 and SR-74), which would boost New Jersey's efforts to protect high school athletes from head injuries.
S-3053, sponsored by Senator M. Teresa Ruiz (D-Essex/Union), would require cheerleaders, and their coaches, to be included in the "student-athlete" head injury safety program, which is now required by law as of last year. This law made New Jersey the state with the most comprehensive concussion prevention and treatment program in the country.
SR-74, sponsored by Senator Codey (D-Essex), would urge school districts to implement a baseline cognitive testing program, which is designed to assist in measuring the post-injury condition of a student athlete who has sustained a concussion. The process includes performing a test on student-athletes at the beginning of a season that covers attention span, working memory, sustained and selective attention time, response variability, non-verbal problem solving and reaction time. The information is used to evaluate the severity of a head injury and whether or not an injured student is recuperating.
Both measures now head to the full Senate for a vote.
Federal Regulation Will Prohibit the Use of Cell Phones for Commercial Drivers Throughout the Country
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) have amended the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs) and the Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR). These amendments will restrict the use of cell phones by drivers of commercial vehicles.
The hope is that the new rule will improve the safety on the Nation's highways by reducing the use of cell phones and therefore reducing the number of auto accidents, and fatalities. The Agencies also implemented new driver disqualification sanctions for commercial vehicle drivers who fail to comply with the new Federal restrictions and who already have multiple convictions for violating a state law that restricts the use of cell phones while driving.
New Jersey Appellate Court Upholds $1.44 Million Verdict for Economic Damages Following Traumatic Brain Injury
The New Jersey Appellate Court has upheld a June 2010 verdict I obtained on behalf of one of my clients who sustained a traumatic brain injury following a serious motor vehicle collision in Hunterdon County, New Jersey. At the time, of the incident, my client was an investment banker earning approximately $900,000 per year. At the time of trial, my client was earning approximately $1.4 million per year.
It was our contention that as a result of the cognitive impairments resulting in permanent cognitive disability, my client would be forced out of the work force much earlier had he not sustained this injury. In preparing and trying the case I retained vocational economic expert Anthony Gamboa, Ph.D., MBA, of Vocational Economics. Dr. Gamboa explained to the jury, that as a consequence of the permanent cognitive impairments following a mild traumatic brain injury, that although my client remained a high earner, that as a result of his disability he would be force out of the labor market much earlier than would have been expected.
The case involved claims against the New Jersey Department of Transportation as well as another co-defendant with whom plaintiff settled prior to trial. The case proceeded against the State of New Jersey, Department of Transportation. The jury returned a gross verdict in the amount of $3.6 million dollars, which was reduced to $1.44 million, representing the 40% negligence the jury found against the State of New Jersey and its employee.
The New Jersey Law Journal summarized the case as follows:
On Thursday, The Appellate Division let stand a $1.44 million award for economic damages from an auto accident even though the plaintiff's earnings climbed steadily after the crash. The panel rejected the defense contention that the jury should not have heard expert testimony on economic damages because plaintiff did not prove a loss of earning capacity. The expert used U.S. Census data showing that male workers of the plaintiff's age, with a professional degree and a cognitive disability, earn an average of 6 percent less per year and work an average of 7.1 fewer years than nondisabled counterparts. But as the plaintiff's robust earnings showed he did not suffer a "substantial" loss, he is ineligible for noneconomic damages against the state under the Tort Claims Act, the court said. A link to the appellate division decision can be found here.


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Mexicali Chicken for Two Recipe
"This recipe has been a family favorite for many years. It's great served with Spanish rice and refried beans. Cilantro may be added to the salsa, if desired." —Avanell Hewitt, North Richland Hills, Texas
- 1/4 cup chopped tomatoes
- 1/4 cup finely chopped onion
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and chopped
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- Dash pepper
- 2 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (4 ounces each)
- 1/2 to 1 teaspoon reduced-sodium taco seasoning
- 2 bacon strips, halved
- 2 slices reduced-fat provolone cheese
- 2 lime wedges
- In a small bowl, combine the tomato, onion, jalapeno, lime juice, garlic, salt and pepper. Chill until serving.
- Sprinkle chicken with taco seasoning; set aside. In a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp. Remove to paper towels; drain.
- If grilling the chicken, using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill chicken, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 4-7 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer reads 170°.
- Top with bacon and cheese; cook 1 minute longer or until cheese is melted. Serve with salsa; squeeze lime wedges over top. Yield: 2 servings.
Editor's Note: Wear disposable gloves when cutting hot peppers; the oils can burn skin. Avoid touching your face.
Originally published as Mexicali Chicken for Two in Healthy Cooking
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I found this pedal car earlier this year at the Qualcomm Swap Meet http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/02/pedal-cars-at-annual-qualcomm-stadium.html
Saturday, November 26, 2011
One cool pedal car
Posted by Jesse Bowers at 8:15 PM
Labels: Goodguys Del Mar 2011, pedal car
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This is an amazing pedal car! Is it a Gendron? What's the story behind is particular find?ReplyDeleteReplies
Dylan, I posted everything, which is to say, I left nothing out. I know nothing more, I keep nothing back. I've no idea what manufacturer made it, I stated after the last photo that I've found it in the past, and left the link. In the tags I put that this set of photos was at the 2011 Goodguys event in Del Mar. I appreciate the complimentary comment, but am irritated that you asked for the story, because I'ts clear I have it right there at the end of the post. I know some things are missed when excitement happens... so do try to keep the sharp look out for the info you already have when asking for it.Delete
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Taylorsville • Lydia Austin and Olivia Park were serenaded by teammates upon their return to the locker room.
"Sophomores! Sophomores!" they chanted in appreciation after the young guards delivered when Springville needed them most.
O Springville's Lydia Austin makes the game-winning shot — a 3-pointer with 6.7 seconds left.
» The Red Devils reach the state final for the seventh consecutive season and will try for their fourth title in five years.
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Back-to-back 3-pointers by Park and Austin – the latter falling with 6.7 seconds left — gave the Red Devils a come-from-behind 43-42 victory against Timpanogos in the Class 4A semifinals Friday at SLCC.
"It's just basketball," Austin said, referring to her lack of nerves playing on such a large stage. "It's just so much fun. This is my first time here and I did not know the environment — the hype from the crowd gets you going."
On the game-winning basket, Austin, who finished with 15 points, said she set up in the left corner and senior point guard Savannah Park found her.
"Savannah a lot of the time will drive and kick it out," Austin said. "So I spotted up in the corner like I always do, and she kicked it like she always does."
Springville (13-9) reached the state title game for the seventh consecutive season with its 10th win in 11 games. The Red Devils fell behind 39-32 early in the fourth quarter, but were helped by missed Timpanogos free throws.
Park missed a pair of 3-point attempts, but connected with 20.8 seconds left to cut the lead to 41-40. Another missed free throw by the Timberwolves (17-6) set the stage for Austin's big shot.
"Lydia is a player who wants to be on the floor and wants to be a leader," Springville coach Camie Oakley said. "She knows how to do it. … She has all the confidence in the world. I'm just proud of her. When Savannah found her open, I had no qualms at all about her taking that last shot."
Austin made three of the Red Devils' five 3-pointers in the opening quarter, and the Red Devils led 24-22 at halftime.
Timpanogos, which beat Springville for the 2012 state title, got a game-high 17 points from Jamaica Christensen. The Timberwolves' final shot — a 3-point attempt by Eternity Galeai from the top of the key — banged off the front rim as the senior collapsed to the floor in disappointment.
The Red Devils' three tournament victories have come by a combined nine points, and the first two were in overtime and double-OT.
"I didn't think we'd need this many big shots, or we'd get the opportunity for this many big shots, but felt confident we could hit them," Oakley said. "They know how to win."
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Those 16 minutes in the third period will be forever known as 'The Collapse' but the seeds of that collapse were actually planted in the second period. That's when the Russians started to get a little bit of their mojo going and build some momentum. They killed off a penalty early in the second period and ended up with a better scoring chance shorthanded than Team Canada had on the power play. The vaunted Canadian power play, which had been the bread and butter of this team and got them started in this game, did not generate anything in the second period, going 0-for-3. That's when the wind started coming out of the sails a little bit for Team Canada.
You could see the collapse coming visibly. All the things they did so well like getting pucks deep, putting the game on the wall, cycling down low and winning the one-on-one battles stopped happening once the Russians started to mount the comeback. All of a sudden, the Russians were emboldened by the goals they had scored. You could see how this game had completely turned to the point where Team Canada could not even function out on the ice.
When Team Canada collapses, everyone is always looking for the villain; who's the guy to point the finger at that didn't get the job done. Everyone on Team Canada can simply say it was from the goal on out. Mark Visentin didn't make a save in the third period when his team needed it, the defence in front of him started to break down and the forwards stopped moving their feet in the defensive zone coverage. You could smell the wood burning as the players were thinking where they should be and the Russian speed and skill took over the game.
I thought Team Canada head coach Dave Cameron was going to call a time-out after the Russians made it 3-2 but he didn't and the game went to 3-3. Was it a critical difference in the game? Perhaps, but as the game unfolded from there, the Canadians still had a chance to win. Cameron called the time-out at 3-3 and the team had no response whatsoever but let two more goals go in so would it have made a difference? We'll never know but I thought they would have called a time-out at 3-2.
People are going to look at this and say, what about the coaching? But this was a very well-coached, very well-prepared team until the collapse happened in the third period. Then when it fell apart, every single wheel on the bus came off at the same time. Up to that point in time, this was one of the better-coached, better prepared Team Canada's that I have ever seen at a World Juniors. That's a small consolation now.
With the loss, Brayden Schenn's accomplishment gets lost in the shuffle but it shouldn't. To score as many points as he did and tie Dale McCourt for the most prolific World Junior tournament by a Canadian is really something. It's all the more remarkable because he was beat up and beat up badly. He did everything for Team Canada and played through a lot of pain. You can't say enough about Brayden Schenn, who played for the Los Angeles Kings, the Manchester Monarchs and the Brandon Wheat Kings this season before joining Team Canada.
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Ritz-Carlton's Second-Ever "Reserve" to Open in Puerto Rico
Soon there will be a new reason to be enchanted by Puerto Rico. The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company announced that it will open its second-ever Reserve property—one built to LEED Silver standards—in Dorado Beach. The luxury island destination first grabbed travelers' attention when Laurance S. Rockefeller opened one of his eco-friendly RockResorts in the area more than 50 years ago. In December 2012, the Ritz-Carlton Reserve hopes to boost interest in the tropical sanctuary with a 115-room oceanfront hotel and residences and a renovation of the original Dorado Beach Resort.
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High-power, broadly tunable, and low-quantum-defect KGd1-xLux(WO4)2:Yb3+ channel waveguide lasers
Geskus, Dimitri and Aravazhi, Shanmugam and Wörhoff, Kerstin and Pollnau, Markus (2010) High-power, broadly tunable, and low-quantum-defect KGd1-xLux(WO4)2:Yb3+ channel waveguide lasers. Optics Express, 18 (25). pp. 26107-26112. ISSN 1094-4087
|In KGd1-xLux(WO4)2:Yb3+ channel waveguides grown onto KY(WO4)2 substrates by liquid phase epitaxy and microstructured by Ar+ beam etching, we produced 418 mW of continuous-wave output power at 1023 nm with a slope efficiency of 71% and a threshold of 40 mW of launched pump power at 981 nm. The degree of output coupling was 70%. By grating tuning in an extended cavity and pumping at 930 nm, we demonstrated laser operation from 980 nm to 1045 nm. When pumping at 973 nm, lasing at 980 nm with a record-low quantum defect of 0.7% was achieved.
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