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Smithers Apex, Recycling Today Media Group, the publisher of Renewable Energy from Waste and Recycling Today magazines, and Gershman, Brickner & Bratton Inc. have announced the dates and location for the inaugural Renewable Energy from Waste Conference and Exhibition. This event will take place Nov. 18-20, 2013, at the West Palm Beach Marriott, in West Palm Beach, Fla., and will focus on the production of renewable energy and fuels from waste materials.
Renewable Energy from Waste 2013 will be co-chaired by Harvey W. Gershman, president, Gershman, Brickner & Bratton Inc. and James R. Keefe, executive vice president and group publisher, Recycling Today Media Group. The conference will include two full days of plenary sessions and leadership roundtables providing key insights into renewable waste financials, market trends and opportunities and technology developments, plus multiple B2B networking opportunities and exhibition time. The final day of the program will feature tours of innovative facilities in the Palm Beach region focused on creating energy and fuels from waste.
"The industry needs one place where economic, municipal and corporate experts come together to share their successes and struggles with candor and impartiality," says Andrew Smaha, conference director for Smithers Apex. "Our inaugural program will be designed to connect waste generators, the government sector, waste management firms, recycling firms, energy and chemical producers, commercial waste generators and equipment and technology suppliers. Renewable Energy from Waste 2013 attendees will have the opportunity to discuss formulas to help assess the feasibility of most waste conversation technologies including startup costs, determining processing/tip fees, competition from traditional fuels and financing options. This event provides one-stop-shopping to gain critical insights into the technologies and regulations shaping the industry and build relationships with the individuals who drive market perceptions and decisions that affect your company, technology, products and services."
Keefe adds, "Capturing the resource potential of waste streams is the fastest growing sector of the waste and recycling industry. This is the reason we introduced Renewable Energy from Waste magazine in 2012. It's also the reason we're taking the follow-up action in 2013 of introducing this event. We'll be considering the full breadth of possibilities from energy to the production of building block chemicals."
Abstracts are currently being accepted for Renewable Energy for Waste 2013. This year's program will feature approximately 30 expert presentations covering topics, including:
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You can walk from their resorts to the parks and all the shopping. (Well, except the new one they are building. I don't know if that will be in walking distance.)
I would love to see an improvement to the WDW transportation system. I know a monorail track is really expensive to build, but it always made sense to me to run a monorail to Animal Kingdom because they run on electricity and are very quiet, so as to not pollute with CO2 or noise anywhere near the animals.
Looking at the resort's layout and map, I don't really see any other areas to improve the transportation system. A monorail could be run to Hollywood Studios from the Ticket & Transportation Center, but in relation to EPCOT and Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios is tiny, and not worth the trouble or cost. At least not until or unless they really expand the park with Star Wars, CarsLand, a larger Pixar Place, etc. If Hollywood Studios were an actual destination park that took more than half of a day to completely explore, that could be an option to consider. I just don't see it.
Unfortunately I think what we have is what we're always going to have. It was poorly planned from the get go, with the thinking seemingly that they have all this land, so just build whatever, wherever with no forward thinking in mind. And it's such a shame. But there is still hope, and there are options available, should they choose to do it.
That being said, Robert's suggestion of the Epcot Resort Area as "downtown" makes total sense.
Tracy, if you're talking about the Cabana Bay Beach Resort it'll be connected to Citywalk via a pedestrian bridge being built over Hollywood Way, then the sidewalk along Hollywood Way down into the access area next to Margueritaville.
A good option if Disney wants to invest is a new downtown west of the World Drive/Epcot Drive intersection immediately north of Coronado. Would be interesting to turn into a hub with a shopping/entertainment area, large upscale hotel and a large convention center. Re-route the MK-Epcot line to hub here. It's also a short hop for a monorail to the Animal Kingdom. Use light rail to go to DHS with a stop at Epcot Resorts.
You can put Coronado, Blizzard Beach, and AK lodge on the AK run. Epcot Resorts sits on the DHS run. While water transport is fun, it is slow. Put a feeder line to MK from the Wilderness lodge, campground, Port Orleans, Key West, and Epcot. Put a separate feeder from AK, All Star, Wild Word of Sports, Art of Animation, Pop Century, and Caribbean Beach and DHS. The feeder lines also provide redundancy for every route.
The name Downtown Disney suggests it is a public oriented shopping center for Disney fans, while the Boardwalk is designed for resort guests near Epcot. I never felt the Boardwalk is comparable in any sense to Downtown Disney. They each have a different retail/shopping/entertainment mix.
Downtown Disney's main problem is oversaturation. There is only so much you can milk from the tourist market. It needs to attract more locals to visit. It probably failed with local residents unlike other locations especially in Anaheim where I visit quite frequently as a local since I only live 15 minutes away. The WDW's Downtown Disney is much closer to the competition like Universal's Citywalk, which I felt was a much better product.
DD's other problems include the closure of its nightime entertainment. I am sure this will be remedied in the future.
While cars have lost their social status enabling function, buses did not lose their stigma. This is why "nobody likes buses". Buses are alright and quite liked in Europe where the stigma does not exis.
Not that this is an excuse to make people drive substancial distances with buses when one could have just built things closer together. In addition, one would think a theme park dreamworld is the last place to rely on buses instead of cool less economical methods.
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Elvis managing partner Mike Cullis leaves
Elvis managing partner Mike Cullis is leaving the agency after nearly seven years to pursue his own business interests.
Mike Cullis: leaves Elvis
His departure follows last year's management restructure when the vice-chairman of Elvis' former sister Cossette agency MCBD, David Bainbridge, become joint chief executive, alongside co-founder Martin Semmens.
Cullis' role will not be replaced directly. Cullis follows fellow co-founder and managing partner, Craig Morgan, in leaving the agency following the buyout. Only managing partner Emma Timbers remains.
Cullis joined Elvis in 2004, with the task of developing the agency's expertise and reputation in the direct space, as well as growing integrated business such as HM Revenue & Customs and Virgin Trains, with sister agency MCBD, before it became Dare.
More recently, Cullis has been instrumental in winning new business, most notably for Yakult earlier this year.
Semmens said: "Mike joined Elvis in our early days and has been a huge part of the success of the Elvis brand. Mike has led our success in the direct space and has been a great powerhouse for new business and client growth.
"More importantly than any of that, Mike has become a great friend to me and the agency and will leave his imprint on all of us. Times change and Elvis is constantly evolving, and this is an opportunity for change for Mike and Elvis."
Cullis has been in the industry for 17 years, is a Fellow of the IDM and sits on the DMA's Agencies Council. Prior to Elvis, Cullis was with WPP's Red Cell network, following previous spells at Claydon Heeley and Wunderman.
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- Immune system implicated in dementia development
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- Professor Golay made a Fellow of the ISMRM
- The new Leonard Wolfson Experimental Neurology Centre (LWENC) has opened for clinical studies and trials
- Professor Rees wins UCLU Student Choice Teaching Award
- New epilepsy treatment offers 'on demand' seizure suppression
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15 November 2013
A specialist £20 million research centre, funded by the Wolfson Foundation and dedicated to carrying out first-in-human studies, opens in London today. Researchers at the Leonard Wolfson Experimental Neurology Centre (LWENC) will investigate exciting new therapies for neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
The LWENC will receive its first patients in early 2014 and one of the first trials to be carried out at the facility will investigate whether immunotherapy can be used to tackle familial Alzheimer's disease – a debilitating illness which can affect people in their 30s and 40s.
The new centre, located at the heart of the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, has been funded by a £20 million award from the Wolfson Foundation to UCL. In addition to setting up the experimental neurology centre, the money has also been used to establish a new education and research programme that builds on UCL's cross-disciplinary expertise in neuroscience to provide unique training opportunities for future generations of neurodegenerative disease researchers.
The grant is the largest single award ever made by the Foundation and one of the largest philanthropic donations in UCL's history.
Paul Ramsbottom, Chief Executive of The Wolfson Foundation, says: "Our aim is to support excellence in science, medicine, health, education and the arts. With this award we wanted to highlight the fact that research into neurodegenerative diseases is relatively underfunded".
Nick Fox, Professor of Neurology at UCL and a Principal Investigator in the new Leonard Wolfson Experimental Neurology Centre, says: "At the Leonard Wolfson Experimental Neurology Centre we aim to speed up the development and validation of treatments, and open an earlier window to patients through which we can provide treatment and try to minimise the damage caused by neurodegenerative disease."
Professor Alan Thompson, Dean of the UCL Faculty of Brain Sciences, says: "The Leonard Wolfson Centre will be the perfect bridge between the research strengths of UCL Neuroscience and the application of potential new therapies to patients with neurodegenerative disorders in the expert clinical setting of Queen Square. It will facilitate the all-important step of translating drug discovery into effective treatment."
Professor John Duncan, divisional clinical director for the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, says: "This centre will see the first treatments for debilitating neurodegenerative conditions, and will bring forward when these treatment can be offered in the clinics. This is a huge step forward and is only possible with the close cooperation of University, Hospital and the Wolfson Foundation."
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I couldn't sleep last night. I was thinking about Gerard. I wrapped my arms tight around his waist while he slept deeply. Tears ran down my cheeks as I thought about how long he might have left.
There was no way I was going to let him die on me that easily. I kissed him gently on the cheek and finally let myself sleep.
I woke around 8 in the morning and went downstairs to see Alicia, Jamia, Bethany and Krista standing in the kitchen.
"Hey LynZ,"Krista said, hugging me tight. "We were thinking, wanna go for a walk?"
"Morning," I replied. "Sure, sounds great."
We left the house in silence. I didn't bother with breakfast. I was feeling sick and just wanted to get outside. When we got past the main road I inhaled the fabulously fresh air.
"Mmm..." I hummed quietly.
"Hmm?" Asked Alicia.
"Oh, nothing, I was just... humming." I said, smiling at her.
She returned my smile sympathetically.
We walked on and talked a little as we went.
"So DangerDays is going well huh?" Asked Bethany, breaking the silence.
"Hmm? Oh,uh, yeah, great." I murmured, not paying full attention.
Suddenly I felt sharp tears filling my eyes. They trickled slowly down my cheeks with no warning whatsoever.
"Are you crying!?" asked Krista, alarmed.
"No, just.. something in my... eye..." I sniffed, keeping my head down.
The converstaion pretty much ended there. We took a shortcut back to the house. It was around 12.00pm when we arrived.
Gerard, Mikey, Bandit, Ray, Cherry, Lily, Frank and Bob were sitting in the kitchen eating pizza and sushi. I went over to Gerard and hugged him tight.
"I love you." I whispered to him.
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Junior Civitans start chapters in each school
January 09, 2013
JOHNS CREEK, Ga. The newly minted 2013 will see three new service clubs at Northview, Chattahoochee and Johns Creek high schools with more than 120 students as the newest Junior Civitans ready to make a difference in their community.
Officers of the three high school Junior Civitan clubs and their principals hold up their club charters. From left are Northview High School Co-President Eric Beppler, Co-President Shreya Ganeshan and Northview Principal Paul Brannon, Johns Creek High School President Elizabeth Barker and JCHS Principal Buck Greene, Chattahoochee Co-President Samantha Richardson and CHS Principal Tim Duncan. HATCHER HURD.
The Dec. 11 ceremony at Taylor Lodge saw the clubs each receive their charter and congratulations from Johns Creek Civitan President Doug Smith, Fulton County Schools Area Superintendent Will Rumbaugh, Civitan District Gov. Betty Lastinger and Civitan Area 2 (Ga.-Fla.-S.C.) Director Faye Evans.
The evening was even more remarkable because the Johns Creek Civitan Club, itself just chartered six months ago, had worked with school officials to get the younger generation involved so quickly.
Civitan International, based in Birmingham, Ala., is an association of community service clubs founded in 1917. The organization aims "to build good citizenship by providing a volunteer organization of clubs dedicated to serving individual and community needs." But it specializes in helping people with developmental disabilities.
The organization boasts 40,000 members in around 1,000 clubs worldwide.
The elder Civitans got their start in Johns Creek when Civitan Terry Crouch moved to the city only to discover there was no local club for him to join.
"Well, I've been 20 years a Civitan. So I did what any Civitan would do, and started a club here," Crouch said.
They now meet the first and third Tuesdays at 7:30 a.m. for breakfast at the Standard Club.
"Then getting the Junior Civitan clubs started was something the club wanted to do right away. I have to say, they didn't waste any time," Crouch said.
Civitan advisors working with school officials spoke to students in groups to recruit members who would take up the Junior Civitan Creed in which they dedicate themselves to society and with a commitment to make the world a better place.
Of course, they will start with just one little corner of Johns Creek. But it's a start.
District Gov. Lastinger told the students that all Civitans carry out civic projects.
"But our organization is more hands-on. We might build wheelchair ramps or clean up yards. We do fundraising and work to transform our communities. But our main focus is to change and improve the lives of the developmentally disabled," Lastinger said.
Evans, who is director of a tri-state area, congratulated the students for making this service commitment.
"You have taken this opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others. But you will find it will make a difference in your lives as well," Evans said. "You will find the Junior Civitans build good citizenship through fellowship with others, knowledge as you expand your mental horizons and through service."
Eric Beppler, the newly installed co-president of the Northview Junior Civitans, said he was approached by the Northview Civitan advisor Grant Hickey and liked the idea of doing something.
"I see an opportunity to get involved with our community and the international community as well. It's a chance to help others and expand your personal horizons at the same time," Beppler said.


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"It's a dream come true. I have got a solo lead film, my hoardings are all over Mumbai...I used to see film hoardings around Juhu whenever I visited Mumbai as a kid. So, it's a dream come true," Manish said here Saturday.
He says all actors who come to Mumbai aim to do films.
"I also had similar dreams when I came to Mumbai in 2005. But I thought I needed grooming. I didn't have a filmy background, and so I did television, radio jockeying and then I thought it's the right time to do films," he added.
Directed by Saurabh Varma, "Mickey Virus" also stars Elli Avram, who is currently seen in reality show "Bigg Boss Saath-7". The film hits theatres Oct 25.
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Posted 06 December 2004 - 01:49 PM
Posted 07 December 2004 - 06:01 PM
Here's what I do:
-Wash face with ACV solution
-apply diluted Manuka Oil w/ cotton pad (Manuka is TTO pretty much)
-moisturize with Jojoba oil
-shave with soap in shower (basis)
-scrub with baking soda 30 seconds, rinse w/ cold water
- splash on ACV solution, and let sit on face for a few minutes
- rinse face w/ cold water again, pat dry
- apply epsom salt solution with cotton pad (I apply it really wet and let it dry on my face)
The main thing for me was like they said earlier, letting the epsom salt solution dry off on my face and sleeping overnight like that. When i woke up, my face was recognizably dryer (i'm normally oily) and less red from the old/active zits. Oh and my zits were noticably healing faster with the epsom salt + baking soda.
I plan on trying the egg white + lemon juice thing tonite and see how that goes, skipping the epsom salt. Hopefully it wiill be just as amazing as the epsom and baking soda. Crossing my fingers, but so far so good...
Posted 07 December 2004 - 06:54 PM
Posted 07 December 2004 - 08:49 PM
I broke out after having two days with nothing. I am going to leave the epsom salt on for a few hours now like when I started instead of only 30 mins like I have done the past 3 nights.
Posted 08 December 2004 - 10:13 AM
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Posted 09 December 2004 - 04:35 AM
Unless of course the base nature of baking soda is terribly different from epsom salt (i'm no expert chemist). Both advocate usage of a base exfoliant (NaHCO3 vs MgSO4), using the acidic ACV to neutralize it, something to kill P. Acnes bacteria (TTO vs. BP), and reccomend trying to use the lemon juice/egg white masks.
Btw - I'm glad The Regimen worked for you. However, this method is roughly 300% cheaper in cost than The Regimen. I'm seeing better and faster results than BP ever did for me, with zero side effects thus far. (no itching, no flaking, no need for excessive moisturizing).
Posted 09 December 2004 - 04:56 AM
I experimented with it for a week, each day trying to assess how my face felt with it. I tweaked the amount of times i scrubbed, the duration, and intensity, etc. Less seemed to work best - i started doing the epsom twice plus some baking soda, then cut down to just one of each. Also scrubbed for shorter (1 minute to 30 secs max) and was really gentle. Always used the coldest water my faucet allowed for when rinsing too. Eventually I'm hoping i can cut it down to every other day, with just cleansing and applying Manuka / Jojoba for maintenance.
Oh, the other method that agent brought up is similar, but uses a different base (baking soda as the main base exfoliant). You might want to adjust to that and see if it might reduce any irritation this one seems to be causing you. Or you can play with this one some more. Here's the link to that thread: Baking Soda method
I know how you feel, but try adjusting stuff and I hope things will turn out better again. If this eventualy turns on me as well, at least I'll have the satisfaction of knowing I didnt spend more than 4 dollars for about a 2 month supply of this regimen. The leftover vinegar can go to cooking stuff, and the epsom salts can go to soothing baths or fertilzing plants.
Posted 09 December 2004 - 05:57 AM
Here is the link, i really reccomend this regimen it does help, hopefully it will continue to work.
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Posted 09 December 2004 - 05:48 PM
Anyways, let me get to the point, because I'm just going to keep on rambling about the brainwashing that the pharmaceutical and cosmetics markets expose us to. I had read about the vinegar method here, and had used it with great results for my past scarring (I scar in red marks). But I still had the breakouts to contend with, and tea tree on its own just drained the big cysts and did nothing for the smaller pimples. I decided to try epsom salts as an exfoliant one night, and in the morning when I woke up, all of my pimples had come to a head. I guess the epsom salts had drawn all the gunk out...anyways, I firmly believe in draining pimples that have come to a head, so I did just that; then I mixed a solution of epsom salts and water, dipped some cotton pads into it, then applied them to my face. I let them sit there until they started hardening (recrystalizing), then I took them off and washed my face. This solution had killed all the bacteria and healed the area because none of the popped zits had returned, and the cysts were healing nicely. That was three months ago, ever since then I have been crystal clear...except for a whitehead here and there.
At first I was very vigilant with the epsom salts - applying the pads almost every day at night, even leaving the solution on all night. Now, I just do daily maintenace by using them as a scrub every night; I still use the vinegar daily in the mornings - I don't wash my face with soap, instead, I fill the wash basin with water and mix some vinegar and tea tree oil into it, then I wash with this solution. It normalizes the ph of my skin, kills bacteria and keeps the bacteria off all day. I still use a facewash at night because I have rather oily skin.
I know this is a lengthy post, but if it helps even one person, then I'm glad, because a lot of people have helped me with their experiences.
Posted 09 December 2004 - 05:58 PM
Anyway, I'm a new poster here, but I wanted to thank ukochana.
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Posted 12 December 2004 - 05:18 PM
I've been doing it for about a week now with good results. The first two days I only used water and 1/2 as much epsom salts as water, and I didn't really see anything happening. Once I added more salts and the tto and acv in the mix, I've consistently had about 2 whiteheads come to the surface every day. I still do the acv and tea tree rinse in the morning too. I've also not had a single new zit. I don't want to speak too soon, but I'm crossing my fingers.
Some other things I've been doing is eating really well, lots of veggies (but I always do that) -- no caffeine, alcohol, or sugar, and drinking LOTS of lemon water and herbal tea between meals.
Good luck...
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I don't really measure, but I would guess I use maybe a 1/4 cup of epsom salts, and then just enough liquid to make it slushy - part warm water and part ACV. Like just a splash of each. Then maybe 3-4 drops of TTO. I let the salts dissolve a bit, but they never really dissolve all the way, so I make sure to sop them up onto the cotton pads. I'm thinking about making some calendula tea and using that instead of the water as it's very healing to the skin, and since the zits are just about gone, I want to start focusing on the red marks. I'll let you know how that works.
I read back in the post and it seems like you've been doing this for awhile now. Have you been doing it consistantly every night? And how is it working for you?? Just curious. I also read that it made you get a bunch of little whiteheads. I would say that's a good thing. I think it is bringing all the gunk to the surface. I've had acne for about a year now, and it started as whiteheads and they just stuck around.
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Theresa dicides to sing the song she heard Jay singing on the roof! Jay doesn't know what to think when it get's Theresa to the top 50 and the next round! Read and review!
"2nd door on your right" said the desk lady after they had asked which way to go. The seven teens walked quickly down the hall, "only the singer may go in, may i see your golden pass?" the man at the door said, Theresa showed the ticket "the rest of you may go into the audience, it's that door over there" the man said "good luck Terry!" the group called, Jay waited a bit "calm down, imagine each of the members of the audiance are fruits, but please, don't make me a banana" Jay requested "i was always told to imagie them without their pants on" Theresa said, Jay laughed "you'll be laughing on stage, tested and proven" he said walking away "So can i imagine you as a kiwi?" Theresa asked, Jay looked almost disgusted "no, you either have a sick mind, or you aren' thinking strait" he said (if you don't know what 'kiwi' means, other then a fruit, kiwi's are also, er, a boys private area) Theresa went beet red "thought as much" jay said chuckling. He went threw the door and wandered to where his friends sat, the auditorium was full of people, friends, parent, siblings, all relatives!
"there must be over 300 hundred people here!" Jay said amazed "Well people have families!" Odie said, Neil was still flipping out "oh my god!" was heard repeatedly. This was the time when they would choose the top 50, the other 50 would leave. The announcer guy came out, Jay noticed the camera's placed all over the room. "welcome to the top 50! backstage there are the 100 best singer's in Canada! And the audiance, all of you, are there family and friends! 50 people will be knocked out today, the other 50 will come back to this smaller auditorium tomorow" said Ben (the host, i think that's his name...right?) "Okay, so the first province we'll be doing is BC! the first person to get a gold ticket in this province was Marigold Oshire" Ben said and let the larger girl take the stage "judges" Ben said, coming to stand with Marigold "no" said Zack right away "sorry Mari" said sass "no" came form the other two judges "thank-you Marigold, go sit with your family" Ben said. For an hour (or two, or three, they lost track of time) they watched perosn after person, at the moment they had stopped placing people out or in, they just marked down a score "Theresa is after her" Atlanta said nudging Jay, Jay nodded.
"Next we have Theresa, she is from New-Olympia Ontario and says she will be performing, a song she heard not long ago called 'life's exuses'" Ben said, Jay gasped, how had she known what song he was singing? he had written it himself! This was obserd! But she sang the song perfectly:
"we all lie sometimes
we all turn our backs
to the real world
that lie's outside our door.
we feel
like none of this is real
we just try and try and try
till there's nothing left but hell.
These are life's excuses
we make up lies
till it's time to die
we ignore the truth
and clame it is our youth
we all know better
but these are life's excuses.
we don't mind
a white lie now and then
it don't bug a soul
but we all know that it's cold!
Telling our friends they look good
even if it's a shame
we don't wanna hurt no one
we all wanna be the same!
These are life's excuses
we make up lies
till it's time to die
we ignore the truth
and clame it is our youth
we all know better
but these are life's excuses!
we all know it's wrong!
But life carries on,
we are only human
we're the lying race
this is life
we get by
were all just trying
to fool the world!
these are life's excuses
we make up lies
till it's time to die
we ignore the truth
and clame it is our youth
we all know better
but these are life's excuses." Zack cut her off
"as i said before Theresa, it is unnecissary for you to finish, that was excellent" Yes, dear old Zack, or mister mean, said that! "i agree with the mean guy" said Sass, the others nodded their approval. Ban joined Theresa on stage, as the judges marked down their score for Theresa.
"Okay, that was the last one! Now what do i want you to say?" Ben asked giving the mickrophone to Theresa
"and we'll show you the results, after the break! Your watching Canadian Idol!" Theresa said, and scuttled off stage to join her friends, she plunked herself beside Jay "you were a banana" she told him "not funny" Jay said rasing an eyebrow "exactly!" she said, Jay smiled "I willhave to talk to you about those Moxart ears, we might have to have them fixed" he said "you mean the song right?" she asked, Jay nodded.
"We're back, and the judges are going to read off the yes's and no's. Okay, all of you are going to divide yourselves when your name is called, no's go to the right side of the stage and yes's to the other side. Alright everyone to the middle stage" Ben called, the hundered participents all gathered in the middle of the LARGE stage. The judges gave you a yes or a no, and that wa stheir final answer.
"theresa is next" Atlanta said "we know!" the whole group said, Atlanta smiled "SHHHH" she said "Last we have Theresa, and she is a defenate yes" Sass said. Theresa smiled wildly, the whole group burst into applause, even other people did (that is quite rare) cause Theresa had been so good.
"YES!" Theresa cheered as the gang left the canadian idol building "I did it! I'm in the top 50!" Theresa cheered, she gave Atlanta a hug "Thank you for forcing me to come Lannie!" Theresa was almost giddy, but Jay didn't know what to think. Theresa had heard him, no one was supposed to hear him! Not now, not anymore. He thought it best that maybe Theresa know, maybe....if he had no choice but too tell her the heart breaking truth...


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Although free agency is months away, the Bears re-signed one of their top employees with an expiring contract.
Special-teams coordinator Dave Toub, fresh off an interview for the Miami Dolphins' head-coaching vacancy, signed a two-year extension Tuesday.
Given his soaring stock, Toub's quick decision is an encouraging sign for coach Lovie Smith and the Bears as they enter a critical period. The Bears are replacing longtime general manager Jerry Angelo, and they interviewed their second candidate, San Diego Chargers player personnel director Jimmy Raye.
The Bears' brass believes the team can contend for a Super Bowl in 2012, and Toub's signature reinforces that notion.
"We're going to win," Toub said. "We have enough guys. We just need to keep as much continuity as we can. This is just one part of it. It's a small part of it. I believe in Lovie Smith and what he's trying to get done here. We've been knocking on the door."
Toub pointed to the 2011 season, when the Bears were 7-3 and one of the league's hottest teams.
"You don't want to make excuses,'' Toub said, ''but we got into that losing streak, and that killed us. This team is close. Lovie talks about it all the time, and I'm a believer."
Toub is under contract through 2013, same as Smith.
And while he aspires to become a head coach, Toub said he wouldn't want to be a special-teams coordinator for anyone else on any other team.
"Why would I want to go someplace and try to establish something that's already established, working for a guy like Lovie and a first-class organization like the Bears and the McCaskey family?" Toub said. "They've treated me great. To be at one place 10 years is rare in the NFL.''
Toub's new deal puts him among the highest-paid special-teams coordinators.
His gift is turning unheralded players into Pro Bowl special-teamers.
Under his watch, Corey Graham, Devin Hester, Johnny Knox, Robbie Gould and Brendon Ayanbadejo have earned trips to Hawaii. Of those players, Hester is a second-round selection, and Graham and Knox were taken in the fifth round. Gould and Ayanbadejo were undrafted.
Toub's unit had a standout 2011 season, finishing third in a ranking system by the Dallas Morning News. His unit has ranked in the top third of the league for the last eight seasons, and it was No. 1 in 2006 and 2007.
As for his interview with the Dolphins, Toub was grateful for the opportunity.
"You dream about it, but it kind of sunk in this time," Toub said. "When the season was over, I got in front of my computer, and I put things together. 'Hey, this is my shot.'
"I know next time I go, I'll be that much more prepared. You don't believe it until something like that happens.
"I'm very fortunate and appreciative to [Dolphins general manager] Jeff Ireland and [owner] Stephen Ross, that they recognized my abilities enough to bring me in."
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Seven people were hospitalized Sunday morning after a vehicle collided with a "mobility" bus that was transporting five special-needs passengers, Anne Arundel County fire and police officials said.
The two-vehicle accident — which occurred on College Parkway near Peninsula Farm Road, in the Arnold area of Anne Arundel County — was reported around 8:23 a.m., according to Anne Arundel Fire Division Chief Michael Cox.
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- Pabitra Mukhopadhyay
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He, she or s/he? Should languages be made gender neutral or be left on their own to preserve literary integrity?
My wife hates to be called an actress. She prefers 'actor' despite being reminded that semantically actor is not a gender neutral word. She maintains that words like author, actor, and doctor stress primarily on profession not gender.
I have a sneaking feeling she is feminist.
Feminists have long argued that sexist language can have real world consequences for gender relations and the relative status of men and women, and recent research suggests that grammatical gender can shape how people interpret the world around them along gender lines.
But language is as much a communication tool as literature. Some argue that steward and stewardess are distinct but equal terms and dropping one for another takes away the beauty of literary expression.
Interestingly there are a number of genderless languages, genderless in the less that these have no grammatical gender but have specific words to recognize gender. There are also natural gender languages which have evolved through a constant process on conscious neutralization of grammatical genders.
Things start to get serious when studies of Jennifer L. Prewitt-Freilino, T. Andrew Caswell and Emmi K. Laakso on the gendering of languages come to fore where after investigating 111 languages of the world their findings suggest that countries where gendered languages are spoken evidence less gender equality compared to countries with other grammatical gender systems. Furthermore, countries where natural gender languages are spoken demonstrate greater gender equality, which may be due to the ease of creating gender symmetric revisions to instances of sexist language.
Norway and Sweden show Global Gender Gap Indices of .82 and .81 (1 being ideally gender equal) and both these countries have natural gender languages. Yemen scores a GGG index of .46 with a gendered language.
Do you agree with this co-relation?
Closing Statement from Pabitra Mukhopadhyay
If language is supposed to be anything that reflects human consciousness, it needs to account for the discrimination towards women at one point or other. Societies may work consciously to change it towards gender neutrality or simply gender neutrality should impact it in meaningful ways. It may not be conclusive at this stage what changes what but this discussion leaves ample indications that it may not be wise just to ignore it.
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Mar 30 2013: Three aspects of language where sexual distinctions appear:
1. Professions: As Pabitra said, "stewardess" is an example. German and French commonly use such gender designations. In English this is less common ("teacher" for both sexes), and many of these distinctions have disappeared. The suffix "-man" is a problem for some, though others take it simply as an "agent" designator without a gender implication. The usual replacement suffix, "-person" leads to some clumsier words, e.g., chairperson, fireperson, policeperson and foreperson. Many have turned to just "chair" or to "fire fighter" and "police officer," though "foreman" seems to be holding its own, as do "airman" and "seaman" in the Air Force and Navy. (Jokes are made about needing to switch to "woperson" and "huperson.") By the way, most hostesses and actresses don't seem interested in any change.
2. Gendering of nouns: English doesn't use this, though most European languages do. Norwegian has 2 grammatical genders (common and neuter), but these have no relation to sexes of the objects spoken of. Thus man, woman, boy, girl, etc. are all treated the same grammatically. (Remnants of a feminine gender that existed earlier are still found in colloquial speech.) I see no hope of Germany, France, Italy, Spain, etc. ridding their nouns of gender any time soon.
3. Perhaps the most productive target for those who are anxious to degenderize language lies in our pronouns. In English, for example, if we want to say, "When a person has a fever, __ feels bad." it has been common to fill in the blank with "he." This was long accepted as meaning "he or she," but is less accepted today. Replacements involve "he/she" or switching to plural and writing "they." The problem is easily solved by creating a new inclusive pronoun for this case.
( I'm running out of space so I invite you to check my note about this, written nine years ago, on my web site Blue Ridge Journal: http://www.blueridgejournal.com/brj-genderlang.htm )
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Concrete Wave Stepped over to Quebec on oct 26th/27th to be a part of the second annual King of the mountain DH longboard race hosted by Top of The World Skateshop and Thane events. Longboard festivals seldom come to the east coast race scene but with last years surprise success of their single day legal race, organizers turned this simple race into a week end long festival filled with bomb fires, an on-site mini ramp jam, camping, a blaring after party and two days of racing down a fast closed road in the Gatineau National Park.
Downhill racing can be a true test of grit as riders are forced to bare through the elements of a rain or shine race. With the event falling on a late week end in our season, it was feared that the -2 degree temperatures would shake the bones of even the toughest riders.
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We have two "puppies" who love to chew. A few weeks ago, they dug up an old tree stump in the backyard just so they could chew on the wood. Animals! Since I'm not about to keep an old tree stump just to let them chew on it, we needed to find some durable dog chews and dog toys that could stand up to their very aggressive, and very destructive, chewing.
After a bit of trial and error, some hits and some misses, here are 5 dog toys and dog chews that have lasted for our dogs and that I would recommend if your dog is a chewer and likes to chew a lot.
Durable Dog Chew Toys
1. Acadia Antlers Moose Antler Chews
My favorite dog chew toy by far is the rope antler chew from Acadia Antlers. These are made from naturally shed moose antlers and have a sturdy rope that runs through them. The antlers come in different sizes so you can pick up small antler chew toys for the smaller dogs and "colossal" antlers for larger dogs.
Moose antlers are harder than deer or elk antlers, and they definitely stand up to the chew test. While some dog chew toys lasted minutes or days, the Acadia Antler chews last for weeks (months even.) Sera and Sophie like the medium antler tynes and the rope antler chews.
Prices for Acadia Antlers chews range from $6 to $100+ depending on the size and quantity of antlers you buy.
2. Nylabone Dura Chew Wishbone
This chew toy from Nylabone is designed to be chewed. Made of a durable plastic, it creates tiny bristles that help clean teeth and prevent plaque and tartar build-up. As the dog chews, the bristles break off into tiny pieces of plastic as the dog chews. These pieces are probably swallowed by the dog but are not harmful to them as they simple pass through the system.
After several months, the two that we have are still about 90% there, and it's not for lack of chewing. The wishbone shape helps them grip the chew toy between their paws, allowing them to really chew on the bone.
The Nylabone Dura Chew Wishbone is currently on sale on Amazon for $8.59 for the wolf size and $6.52 for the regular size.
3. Chuckit! Ultra Ball
An old tennis ball usually does the trick when it comes to playing fetch. The thing with tennis balls is that the green fuzz usually wears off, is torn off, or, when you have a dog that likes to chew, chewed off.
A more durable alternative for use are the large Chuckit! Ultra Balls. You can use them with the Chuckit! launcher, but I just throw by hand. Made of natural rubber, the Chuckit! Ultra Balls aren't too heavy, have a good bounce, but most importantly, they're quite durable. I've often seen Sera on the grass just chew, chew, chewing the ball without it popping or breaking into pieces.
The large Chuckit! Ultra Ball is on sale on Amazon for $8.35. There are also small and medium size Chuckit! Ultra balls for $7.53 and $9.07 (for two.)
4. JW Pet Company Hol-ee Roller Dog Toy
A fun twist on the traditional rubber ball, the JW Pet Company Hol-ee RollerDog Toys are a lot of fun. They are made of a slightly flexible and durable natural rubber. The gaps between the grids make it easy, but not too easy, for the dogs to get a bite of the ball. I think that's one of the reasons it lasts so long. They can bite it, but it isn't something they can gnaw on.
I like putting one of the Acadia Antlers in between the grids as a sort of puzzle for them to get the antler out. You can also put treats inside to make playing with the Hol-ee Roller even more fun. The grid shape also allows humans to get a good grip so you can play tug-of-war with it as well.
The JW Pet Company Hol-ee Roller Dog Toy comes in four different sizes, ranging from 3.5 to 9-inches and ranges in price from $5.19 (for 3.5″) to $13.83 (for 9″).
5. PetProjekt Cozmo Dog Chew Toys
When I first saw these, I thought they looked like little microbes. These are made with 100% natural rubber and are a little bit "softer" than the rubber that the Chuckit! Ultra Ball is made of. However, they still last surprisingly long. I think it's because each of the little legs sticking out prevents the dogs from getting a good grip on a leg with it's rear teeth. While they might successfully chew off the ends of a few of the legs, overall this one has held up pretty well.
The girls tend to chase these and chew as opposed to chewing on them as they would a bone. But they're still durable and have stood up to their aggressive chewing.
Available in both small and large sizes, as well as in three different colors, the PetProjekt Small Cozmo is $5.51 and ideal for small to medium dogs (5-50 lbs), while the PetProject Large Cozmo is $9.56 and good for medium to large dogs (50-100lbs).
What About Plush Dog Toys?
There is a reason there are no plush toys on this list. While I may think they're "too cute" and "so soft", the dogs can literally de-stuff any stuffed toy within a matter of minutes. The longest lasting "plush" toys were the Jax Rope Toys, which aren't really plush, but are more rope stuffed animals. We got Elton the Octopus in a BarkBox and bought Hank the Hippo.
Elton lasted about 30 minutes of serious dog chewing before being de-stuffed. Hank lasted a little longer. I think the difference being that Elton has eight rope arms that are perfect for biting and tugging on. The rope bodies have lasted much longer and I've left them around since the girls still like playing with them. These would be great for smaller dogs, especially teething puppies that don't have their "big dog" teeth yet.
Is your dog a chewer? Do you have a favorite dog chew toy that can survive aggressive chewing?
Disclaimer: This post consists of my opinions. Your experiences may be different. No compensation was given for this review. I purchased all of these products.
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Love it. My son just got a puppy and he chews everything
This is a great review. I love that you are reviewing Pet Products. I spend a lot of money on things that fall apart or my dogs or cats don't like.
I like the chews for teeth cleaning. One of my dogs is over 200 pounds and we haven't found anything he doesn't chew and fill his tummy with quickly. I noticed you actually had a "Pet" section in your review section, sooo……. I was wondering…have you ever reviewed a product that is a "vest of sorts", that you can put on them if they are having fear issues with anything?
I need to look into some of these. My mom's dog chews everything including walls!
My sons Husky chews on everything he chewed up the corner of my wooden computer desk and my sons bicycle seat. We need good things for him to chew on so he leave our stuff alone. thanks for the info
Any of them float?
What breed of dog is in the pictures?
Our toy killer cannot destroy this… oneworldfutbol.com
He can kill any other indestructible toy we've tried.
It gets really expensive having to keep replacing the dogs toys. They destroy them quite fast so I thank you for reviewing the toys. I'm definitely going to check them out.
If you want a soft toy.. fluff and tuff dog toys!! Lasted months with a bernese that can destroy almost any toy in minutes!! Only stuffed toy ive found that lasts!
If you want a soft toy get fluff and tuff dog toys!! Lasted months with a bernese that can destroy almost any toy in minutes!! Only stuffed toy ive found that lasts!
For plush toys we've tried Tuffy's (mentioned above, available on Amazon) and have had a TON of success with those. A couple of them haven't held up as well as others but overall they've been great. Avoid the penguin or the pig but the stegosaurus, ant, scorpion, shark, and ring-shaped have been awesome. They float too!
West Paws' s-shaped Bumi toy has lasted a long, long, long time with my 90lb Shepherd retrieving, chewing and tugging it. She has two small and one large and still has all three. One small one is just now showing some wear and tear but not quickly giving up. You can also get a Hurley (sort of bone shaped) and some other shapes, but my girl loves the S-shaped one. I highly recommend this toy over and over again. The material is kind of rubbery but not a rubber toy and not plastic. It's a new material – very tough but flexible.
My Labrador loved chewing on antlers, until he cracked TWO teeth. He had to have them pulled. My vet told me this is fairly common when dogs are given antlers. Beware!
Thank you we have a golden puppy that loves to chew


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