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2003-04 Season: Capped off freshman campaign with All-Southern Conference Freshman Team accolades ... one of two Lady Bucs to start every game this season ... scored a career-high 18 points on 7-of-9 shooting including four 3-pointers vs. Davidson (2/7/04) ... in first collegiate start at Temple (11/28/03) scored four points, grabbed three rebounds, and had a team-high three assists and three steals and also led team in minutes played (38) ... in SoCon opener at Furman (12/1/03), Wilhoit scored 13 points, including 3-of-6 shooting from 3-pt. range, dished out a game-high seven assists, and had two steals ... in rematch with Furman on Jan. 24, Wilhoit scored 12 points on four 3-point baskets and dished out six more assists ... contributed 11 points at UNC Asheville (12/3/03) and went a perfect 5-of-5 from the free throw line ... scored 11 points vs. UNCG (11/13/03) to go along with five assists ... scored in double figures seven times this season, and last tallied double digits in the exciting ETSU come-from-behind victory versus Appalachian State (2/14/04), where she recorded 11 points... recorded career highs in assists (9) and rebounds (9) at Coll. of Charleston (2/2/04) ... one of two players (Tiffani Mayes) to start every game this season and leads team in minutes per game (33.9) ... played in season-high 40 minutes at UNC Greensboro (2/21/04) ... has recorded four steals in a game on five separate occasions - most recently at Appalachian State (2/14/04) ... led team during 2003-04 with 105 assists on the year (3.8 pg.), a mark good enough for a fourth place ranking in the conference... ranked fifth in the conference in assist to turnover ratio with a mark of 1.21 while leading ETSU to a number four SoCon ranking in team offense with an average of 65.3 ppg.
At Sevier County High School: Wilhoit earned four letters in basketball and track and two in cross country and soccer while at Sevier County High School ... as a junior, she helped her basketball team win the 2002 AAA state championship ... that same season Wilhoit was also named the WSEV-AM 930 "Star of the Season," all-district, all region, Greene County Ladies Classic all-tournament team, and Tennessee Titans-Kia Sportage student-athlete of the week award for hard work in the classroom, on the court, and in the community ... Wilhoit�s Shelbyville Sports Shop Team Nike squad was the 2002 state champion and also ranked 7th in the nation ... holds five track records at Sevier County and was named Most Valuable Runner, Most Valuable Field Events, and Most Valuable Athlete ... 2003 Covenant Health Outstanding Student Athlete of the Year ... was valedictorian of her graduating class at Sevier County and was named "most athletic" by her classmates.
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Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2003 11:59 am
Post subject: Garmin GPS V
Anyone have it? I am thinking about upgrading my GPS III+ to a GPS V. Just wondering how you like it, does the address to address stuff work well, etc...
It's a nice day out, I finally got caught up on alot of stuff, I think I will head out on my motorcycle and find my first cache.
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Yep...I have one....And the on the fly lock on road auto-routing is just great. Did you ever wish your unit could tell you exactly how far away you are from something, not as the crow flies, but by using actual roads. Then bring you there in real time turn by turn. The ETA and ETE are actually right. I don't think I could ever go back to a unit that didn't have it. After uploading the detailed MapSource info the search database is highly accurate.
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Is there a newer mapsource? The mapsource I have is when the GPS III+ came out. It's getting outdated.
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Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2003 8:41 pm
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You can update Map Source from Garmin's web site. I believe the latest version is 4.13.
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Just to note, the newer version of Map Source just updates the software program on your PC, not the details of the maps.
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Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2003 11:08 pm
Post subject: MapSource City Select 4.0 to 4.01.
The original GPSV came with MapSource City Select 4.0 on one CD and one region unlock code. Then about 6mo ago they came out w/ the current model, the GPSV Deluxe. The only difference between the two is that the Deluxe comes w/ MapSource City Select 4.01 on two CDs which is much more detailed, and has a all region unlock code. The new maps also take up about twice the space in the GPSR unit itself. It's always give and take. One of my only complaints about the V is that it has no way to upgrade its memory capacity and that its 19Meg gets gobbled up quite fast by the newer maps.
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I got one after seeing CBs and now two other people got one after seeing mine! I liked my Magellan Map 330 but there is really no comparison between the GPS V and one that does not autoroute. I never have to print out maps to find cache sites anymore, I just set my heading to the cache and it will take me there! Because it takes you to the nearest parking spot sometimes you have to find your way on your own once you get there in order to avoid walking through someones yard or jumping a fence, etc, but I have no real complaints about this GPSr.
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My friends just got a GPS V. Man, I really want one now. And my III+ antenna broke. sigh.
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Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2005 6:35 pm
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Well I started with a 12XL upgraded to a 3+ then to my V.
I've had my V now for about 2 years. Love it. Only really draw back was the memory capacity for the City Select. It would barely hold enough to cover all of Mn/SP.
Mapsource only provides you the abiltiy to waypoint and route on your pc and then transfer it to the GPSr. The V has a base map preinstalled. It provides all of the major highways and most county and major city.
City Select provide the detailed maping database and routing database for the autorouting funcitons.
But alas. I had to have better so last week I upgraded to the 76C.
By the way the current version of City Select is v6. However, talking with Garmin last week they actually recommended to me that I NOT upgrade my current v5 to v6. They said wait. v6 has been out about 18 months and that a newer version is due within the 6 to 12 months. They recommended I actually save my money until then.
And yet Auto Routing Rocks.
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I use mapsource + "route calculation data" just fine. Granted, City Select is recommended but I don't really see any reason why it's 100% necessary.
Sad state of affairs.
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Picked up on one of these today....just read through the posts on the subject.....all good information, thanks.
A relative of mine bought a new truck and they gave him one of these. Well he hadn't touched a PC in a year and a half, so he said if I was interested I coud have it. Guess I'll offer him a couple hundred bucks.
It met all my criteria:
Garmin (to be compatable with my Mapsource software)
Like how it sits on the dash, and lights up real good too. Beeps when I miss a turn. So far I'm impressed.
Needless to say it's a far cry better than my basic yellow etrex.
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How do I delete all waypoints? Can't seem to figure it out. Thanks.
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Press the find button, select waypoints, by name or nearest, whichever and then choose which one you want to delete. Then instead of Go To, highlight delete and press enter. I haven't figured out a way to mass delete them yet. I don't think you can.
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Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2005 9:21 pm
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This is an important feature to me, so it had me worried there.
I got the answer from 'Peter' on the groundspeak forums:
Start by FINDing a waypoint "By Name", then when you get the list of waypoints press MENU and you should get options to "Delete by Symbol" (i.e. delete all waypoints with the same symbol as the selected one) or to "Delete All."
It does take a few more keystrokes than on my other GPS, but didn't seem onerous enough to mention.
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They say breaking up is hard to do. Especially when the romance is between our own foolish hearts and our ministry efforts. Sometimes it feels as if we should write a "Dear God," letter.When Peter Greer and I spoke recently [See my Interview with Peter Greer of Hope International] about his book The Spiritual Danger of Doing Good we touched on a topic that has come up a lot recently. I call it "Identity Withdrawal."Incredibly well-written, Peter's book manages to find that special combin … [Read more...]
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March 08, 2012 at 11:25:02 Mar 08, 2012 @ 11:25
MR HOODIE (Striped) has to be made into a tee shirt for the spring.
I got my striped oversized hoody last week or so, shit is DOPE.
heads up though, definitely size tts. the sleeves are even a bit too long because i sized up one like i did on the other pullovers a while ago. still looks ill tho
my mister collections getting out of hand, haha.
is the Mr Hickory tablet holder big enough for a ipad 2?
can't wait for the next drop... Will definitely be copping that USA pocket tee too.
so whens the new season going to officially be up online?
Slim chances of this but could we maybe get another harrington next fall
can we get a button up or a t in this material?
FS - Naked and Famous denim collection http://hypebeast.com/forums/apparel/forum/topic/175380/
wish I was on the west coast for that USA pocket tee if anyone is selling or want to trade hit me up size Medium please
Originally posted by Inactive UserCopped chinos and I'm very happy with the quality and fit.
Can you post a fit of them? I'm thinking of getting some as wellOriginally posted by Inactive UserCopped chinos and I'm very happy with the quality and fit.
can we get a button up or a t in this material?
is there ever going to be another release of khaki chinos?
Can i get a mr x infinite tee shipped up north


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Utah 'Biggest Loser' chef: tips for getting healthy
02/05/2013 10:37amA chef at the 'Biggest Loser' ranch in Ivins visited Draper this week to share tips and tricks for getting — and staying — in shape.
Medical weight loss and adolescents: Camille's Story
02/05/2013 12:38pmWhen Camille was in first grade, she started to gain a lot of weight. At age nine, the weight really started becoming a problem. By the time she was fourteen, she was more than 100 pounds overweight.
BYU researcher could help improve weather forecasts by studying waves
02/05/2013 4:47pmMeteorologists take a lot of unnecessary heat when they aren't perfectly accurate. But Tuesday is National Weatherperson's Day, and one BYU professor has a gift that could help make their life a little easier.
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text: In the new issue of Vanity Fair, Jessica Biel goes all Katie Holmes on the world and tells us how amazing Justin Timberlake is and how her honeymoon was like magic. Not magical mind you, but like magic. Not sure what that means. Does it mean it was all big one optical illusion? Jessica also says she wants Justin to direct her. You know, because he has a huge directing resume. She doesn't care if he has directed nothing, but she knows that he can probably get a film made where he is the director and that means he will cast her and she will get a job. Some actual work. Plus, she will get to be the lead and can pick out her own costume, and makeup people and has a great trainer in mind too, all paid for by the studio while her loving husband directs her into D list oblivion. What Justin needs to do acting wise is to commit himself fully to joining SNL for the next five years and then spend two years making music and touring and then spending another five years on SNL. He does that well. Movies? Not so much. Of course, since Jessica Biel is so awful, she probably thinks he is a genius.


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WATCH: Al Sharpton on Zimmerman: We won't stop until justice is served
(TMZ) A battle was lost, but the war's not over ... Al Sharpton says he WILL NOT REST until justice is served for Trayvon Martin's death -- after yesterday's not guilty verdict for the man who pulled the trigger.
Our photog spotted Rev. Sharpton at LaGuardia Airport Sunday -- and asked if he was disappointed that 6 jurors acquitted Zimmerman of all charges. His answer ... a resounding YES.
However, Al says this is not the end ... "We always had a plan B. We now go to the Justice Department seeking civil rights charges." He adds, "We're not gonna stop until we get justice."
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Marc Jacobs Spring 2013
"Young girls need to learn that sexiness isn't about being naked," declared Marc Jacobs after his eye-popping Op Art homage of a show that included, as he added, "a bit of everything that I love—lots of straight lines, T-shirts."
After last season's emotional collection, saturated with romance and poetry from its Lartigue hats to its pilgrim shoes, Jacobs did a characteristic volte-face and went instead for the playfully upbeat and cartoonish (there was even a Mickey Mouse intarsia sweater in there)—great looking, feel-good clothes that don't convey oblique messages or require extensive interpretation on the state of the nation.
With their Cleopatra eyes and exaggerated Twiglet lashes (courtesy of François Nars), and teased side-part Mod hairdos or Beatles bowl cuts (Guido Palau), Jacobs models were clearly channeling sixties It girls Edie Sedgwick and Peggy Moffitt and a world deliciously evoked in Grace Coddington's soon-to-be-published memoir, and captured in the contemporary movies such as Blow-Up and Qui êtes vous, Polly Maggoo? If it's fashion historical references you are after, there were also generous helpings of Rudi Gernreich, the innovative West Coast designer for whom the compelling, rubber-limbed Moffitt was the perfect muse, of Pierre Cardin in the optic seams and fashion geometry, Roberta Di Camerino in the swirling jersey trompe l'oeils, and of Mary Quant in the faux-naïf paper doll silhouettes, the pierrot collars, and stiff ruffles.
But Jacobs has a uniquely suave talent for distilling all these ingredients into a heady brew that ultimately bears nothing but his own emphatic signature and looks not so much retro as, well, very Next Season.
The proportions, for a start, were deliciously clunky and off-kilter; the new longer-length midi skirts were hip-slung to reveal a flash of navel beneath a shrunken abbreviated jacket, for instance, and even the horizontally banded black-and-white heels curved and flared in a faintly disorienting new way.
Jacobs's brilliant jersey evening sheaths had the kinetic energy of a Bridget Riley Op Art painting—eddying swirls of bi-color blocking, like bull's-eye targets refracted in a fairground mirror, or antic mixes of stripes and checks.
For the finale curtain call, the wooden panels forming the set's background wall swung open to reveal mirrored interiors, with the girls endlessly reflected within. When they stomped forward to fill the runway's sharp triangle (artist and Jacobs's muse Rachel Feinstein thought they looked like an army out of the 1968 schlock horror classic Night of the Living Dead) the effect was simply dazzling.
"It's so amazing that he can change at the drop of a hat," added Feinstein. "He really is a chameleon." And a fashion alchemist.


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Smith & Wesson Bodyguard
The S&W Bodyguard is a .38 caliber, 5 shot snub-nosed revolver that was introduced in the late 1950's. It became famous for its use in a famous and highly controversial photograph taken during the Vietnam war, depicting General Nguyễn Ngọc executing a Viet Cong soldier. The photographer won a Pulitzer Prize and his photo was influential in turning the public against the Vietnam war. The S&W Bodyguard remains a popular personal defense weapon to this day, in part due to its high power and small size. Though which model weapon is depicted is by far the least significant aspect of this photograph, the Bodyguard undeniably played a role in the growing American sentiment against this country's most unpopular war.
The Philadelphia Deringer
On April 14th, 1865, a play was underway at Ford's Theater. It was a comedy, and laughter was to be expected. According to 1865 standards, one of the funniest lines in the play would be "Don't know the manners of good society, eh? Well, I guess I know enough to turn you inside out, old gal." It was no gem, but then again Arrested Development was more than a century away. When the character on stage said the line, laughter erupted, enough to cover even the sound of a gunshot. John Wilkes Booth rushed behind Lincoln, pointed his Deringer at the back of his head, and history was made. The gun is a .44 caliber bore pistol, single shot, and used the percussion cap system. Booth was later shot in the neck in a barn engulfed in flames, and his pistol remains to this day in the Ford's Theater, which is now a museum.
Carcano Model 91/38 Rifle
Purchased by mail using an alias, Lee Harvey Oswald's rifle became famous as the instrument used to assassinate John F. Kennedy. He paid $19.95 for the rifle, including postage and handling. He smuggled it into the Texas School Book Depository wrapped in brown paper and claimed to be delivering curtain rods. Equipped with a telescopic sight and firing 6.5×52 mm rounds, he fired 3 shots, one of which would kill the president. The rifle was found hidden behind boxes behind the window he sniped from, and Oswald himself was found hiding in the Texas Theater, having snuck into the film War is Hell. He was later killed by Jack Ruby, using a Colt Cobra .38.
FN Model 1910
Leading up to World War 1, a complex series of alliances had been developed amonst the European states. This system of treaties and alliances was extraordinarily fragile and as 1914 approached, those countries were teetering on the brink of war. If one country was attacked, their allies were obligated to join in, setting off a domino-like effect that would drag country after country into the deadliest conflict the world had ever seen. Gavrilo Princip, a Bosnian Serb, thus decided to say to hell with it and assassinate Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria. His original plans had failed, but by complete accident, he found himself on the same street as the Archduke, just as the Archduke's car had stalled. Seizing upon this opportunity, Princip pistol whipped a pedestrian (just to be a dick) and then fired upon the Austrian's vehicle, killing him and his wife. This act is often referred to the shot heard round the world, a phrase also used to describe the opening shots of Lexington and Concord in the American Revolutionary War. Austria invaded Serbia after the assassination, the situation devolving into a war that accomplished nothing but killed millions, and laid the ground work for the second World War. Princip used the FN Model 1910 which used a .380 ACP, the same round used in Mac-11s, and the same round used in the Walther PPK. Princip was of course executed, but the fact remains that one single pull of the trigger could escalate into two World Wars. It is an odd reality, one that hopefully remains solely a reality of the past.
Walther PPK
The Walther PPK is of course the ubiquitous weapon of British secret agent James Bond, but its role in history reaches far beyond the bonds of cinema. As certain defeat loomed on the horizon for the Germans in World War II, Hitler and his new bride, Eva Braun, holed up in their bunker, the Soviets not far from capturing Berlin. They said their farewells to those around them, and then closed themselves off in Hitler's personal study. Moments later, a single gunshot was heard, and Hitler's valet entered to see what is probably the most famous suicide scene in history. The air smelt of burnt almonds, a dead giveaway that cyanide had been used. Eva Braun showed no signs of phsyical trauma on her lifeless body, curled into the fetal position upon a couch. Beside her lay dead and slumped over, Adolf Hitler. He had a single gunshot wound to the right temple and blood had poured out, covering the arm of the couch and the floor. A coward, he committed suicide on the brink of defeat, a man who ordered the deaths of millions dead by his own hand, a .380 ACP round lodged in his brain. He was drug from the bunker, thrown in a bomb crater, doused in gasoline and set alight. His body has never been definitively found.
Heckler & Koch HK416
And thus we arrive at the most recent weapon on the list, and thus most relevant to today. On May 2, 2011, Operation Neptune Star was executed by DEVGRU (informally known as SEAL Team Six) at a compound in the suburbs of Abbottabad, Pakistan. Seventy-nine commandos stormed the building that held Osama bin Laden after entering the country under the cover of night. Upon entry, they were faced with a number of men, women and children. Three men and a woman were initially killed and a small firefight erupted between the SEALs and bin Laden's courier. The courier was killed, and the commandos proceeded through the building. Bin Laden rushed upstairs, where he fled to a room containing two of his wives. As the commandos rushed in, one of the women charged the SEALs, was promptly shot in the leg, and both women were pushed aside. An AK-47 and a Makarov pistol were near bin Laden, but he was shot before he could reach the weapons. Though it has not be conclusively confirmed which exact weapon was used to kill him, nor which specific soldier pulled the trigger, it is known that this unit is typically equipped with the HK416. Furthermore, this weapon is optimal for the double tap firing technique, in which two shots are fired in quick succession without taking time to reacquire sights in between shots, and it is known that this is the method in which OBL was killed. The first shot hit him in the chest, the second in the face. The bullets were 5.56x45mm NATO rounds, known for their tendency to fragment upon impact. This had the unique effect of making Osama bin Laden's brain, in pedestrian terms, explode. And well, good riddance.


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Members of Mount Saint Mary College's Aging United club,
sponsored by the Center on Aging and Policy, hosted a Hawaiian
luau-style Spring Fling for the elderly residents of the Johnes
Home in Newburgh, NY. The intergenerational fun included bingo and
island-style snacks. Aging United's outreach is one of several
aging-related events throughout the semester. More than 50 percent
of Mount Saint Mary College students volunteer through service
clubs or in the field as a requirement of coursework.
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5 U.S. Code § 7324 - Political activities on duty; prohibition
§ 7324.
Political activities on duty; prohibition
(a) An employee may not engage in political activity—
in any room or building occupied in the discharge of official duties by an individual employed or holding office in the Government of the United States or any agency or instrumentality thereof;
while wearing a uniform or official insignia identifying the office or position of the employee; or
An employee described in paragraph (2) of this subsection may engage in political activity otherwise prohibited by subsection (a) if the costs associated with that political activity are not paid for by money derived from the Treasury of the United States.
(2) Paragraph (1) applies to an employee—
the duties and responsibilities of whose position continue outside normal duty hours and while away from the normal duty post; and
(B) who is—
(Added Pub. L. 103–94, § 2(a), Oct. 6, 1993, 107 Stat. 1003.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 7324, Pub. L. 89–554, Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 525; Pub. L. 93–268, § 4(a), Apr. 17, 1974, 88 Stat. 87, prohibited Executive agency employees and employees of the District of Columbia from influencing elections or taking part in political campaigns, prior to the general revision of this subchapter by Pub. L. 103–94.
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'"Typically when you create chances you get one going one way and the other team's going to get one going the other way," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "They put theirs in, we didn't. . . . We got a point but I think we gave one away."'
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Death Warmed Over (edition 2013)
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Once upon a time, a magic book called the Necronomicon got unwittingly invoked, and death went a little sideways in an event dubbed the Big Uneasy. The result is a hilarious urban fantasy series populated by zombies, ghosts, mummies, ghouls, witches, werewolves, and other paranormal creatures.
Private investigator Dan Chambeaux had already set up a practice in the Unnatural Quarter with lawyer Megan Deyer before he got shot in the head. But death isn't slowing down this zombie PI! He's determined to solve his own murder, the murder of his true love (who is now a ghost), as well as catch up on Chambeaux & Deyer Investigations' case load. With the Straight Edgers group out to end all non-humans, the demand for experienced investigations and litigation amongst Unnaturals is booming.
Anderson's writing is full of puns, allusions, dark humour, and witty buffoonery. Red herrings swim through all the multiple cases Dan tracks. If you are looking for a serious urban fantasy PI series, that knows how to not take itself seriously, the Dan Shamble, Zombie PI series is a winner! The world building is fun, suspenseful, and interesting. Gigante's narration is an added bonus.
A unique take on the gumshoe series. Well written, humorous, and thoroughly enjoyable.
First, here is an extended blurb, as the one on the site doesn't tell you much:
Dan Shamble was killed a month ago, shot in the back of the head by an unknown assailant, but he isn't letting that stop him from solving cases. Including the case of his own unsolved murder. During the course of his invenstigations, Dan helps vampires, zombies, werewolves, mummies, ghosts, and even the odd human or two.
In fact, he does so much, and has so many active investigations going, that I had a hard time keeping track of characters and what was going on. Considering that I read this through in two sittings, people who read it over a long period time might have even more trouble.
The writing is very formulaic, to the point where I knew what the ending would be by the time I was midway through the book.
In addition, the villians plot is so over-the-top that I had a hard time taking the villian seriously, especially towards the end of the book.
The redeaming features of the book are the writing, which is snappy and easy to read, and the main character.
Entertaining story set in a world where zombies, ghosts, ghouls, vampires, werewolves, mummies, trolls and other creatures (Unnaturals) exist, mostly due to an event ten years prior they refer to as The Big Uneasy. A curse in a book was accidentally activated and now all of these creatures exist. Dan Chambeaux is a private investigator who was killed a month ago while investigating his girlfriend's death. When he crawled out of his grave as a zombie, what could he do but go back to work? He and his friend, Robin Deyer who is a lawyer specializing in cases to enact reforms for the Unnaturals, partner up in a business with the office now being run by Chambeaux' dead girlfriend who is a ghost. These three make a great trio both as characters as well as how the abilities of each compliment the things they take on.
Funny, imaginative tale, a number of unique cases are worked on at once, including investigating his own death. Many humans aren't especially accepting of the monsters, which for the most part are just going about their own business as usual. This provides a back story which is carried forward into at least the next book. We get humorous descriptions of the different species, as well as the good and the bad about various conditions.
My friend called me to suggest I get this book when she was only ¼ of the way into it; the book was being offered for free. I enjoyed it so much that I've purchased the next two books in the series.
There are times when the author repeats something, such as who a character is that we'd met earlier on. I found that to be a good thing in some places—there are a lot of characters in this book—and others where it was totally unnecessary.
A light, fun read.
Dan Chambeaux, a private investigator, and his girlfriend Sheyenne, a med student, recently died. But thanks to a weird event now called �??The Big Uneasy� which happened a decade ago, dead no longer means dead. A certain percentage of folks (usually homicides and suicides) return from the grave as some sort of �?Unnatural.� That�?s what happened to Dan and Sheyenne. Now he�?s a zombie and she�?s a ghost. That�?s not stopping them from living life, but it is stopping them from touching each other.
Dan has returned to his job and heÂ??s working on several cases involving Unnaturals (divorce, stolen painting, missing persons, etc.). In his spare time he tries to figure out who killed him and Sheyenne. His investigations bring him into contact with werewolves, wizards, witches, necromancers, ghouls, vampires, mummies, goblins, trolls, and various other weirdos.
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Ever since the Big Uneasy unleashed vampires, werewolves and other undead denizens on the world, it's been hell for zombie P.I. Dan Chambeau who works with a human lawyer as his partner. His cases now include a resurrected mummy that is suing the museum that put him on display, two witches that were victims of a curse gone terribly wrong seek restitution from a publisher for not using "spell check" on its magical tomes. And Dan must also find out who caused his own death.… (more)
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County Records Rock! Your research request is my command!
Because the world is a bucketful of questions. And someone's gotta answer them
While working with the object collections of LancasterHistory.org we come across many questions. Visit here to see some of the more unusual stories that we have uncovered.
The staff and volunteers of the Archives Department at LancasterHistory.org never know what they'll find when working on the documents and records in the collections. Fortunately, when they do discover something noteworthy they are very willing to share!
Because pictures are worth a thousand words, but sometimes they need an interpreter.
You know that cliché about a picture being worth a thousand words? Ok, well, imagine the stories going on in my head after cataloging several hundred photos every single day!
One Young Lady, One Old House, Two Hundred Years of History
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Indeed, nobody is put to death, except in Ashanti, and nobody is scourged.
The Ashanti rising was the result of long premeditation and preparation.
In Dahomey and Ashanti war captives used to be sold "en bloc" to white traders at so much per capita.
After driving these off the force proceeded, but were soon met by an Ashanti force.
Ashanti, a similar kingdom, began its conquests in 1719 and grew with the slave trade.
Assini is an important centre for the rubber trade of Ashanti.
On the 12th Glover and his force of natives entered the Ashanti capital.
The bowl was fully described by Bowdich in his account of Ashanti in 1817.
The Ashanti warriors defended their forest roads gallantly, and the British loss was heavy in proportion to the numbers engaged.
Here, in the heart of the Ashanti forest, it was all so different.
1705, Asiantines, one of the Akan people of central Ghana; native name.


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by Amanda Smith, Hoard's Dairyman Associate Editor
Recently, Sonny Ramaswamy was appointed to serve as director of the USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA). In his new role, he oversees NIFA awards funds for a wide range of extramural research, education and extension projects that address the needs of farmers, ranchers and agricultural producers. At the Joint Annual Meeting, held in Phoenix, Ariz., we had an opportunity discuss the future of agriculture in the U.S.
In order for agricultural research to continue, it needs funding. Where do you see this funding coming from in the future?
Funding for agricultural research used to be a triangular partnership between the federal, state, and local governments and extension. Capital resources came from one of these sources with the beneficiary in the middle. Beginning in the 1980s, we began to see support from these sources decline. With new methods of applied research, the government doesn't have the wherewithal to continue supporting research at the level it used to.
Many agricultural sectors have already begun supporting research through their checkoff programs. From here on, funding for research will come from private, corporate or nongovernmental sources. Today, researchers live and die by grants. Corporations are being asked to step up and support research. It becomes muddled though when intellectual property considerations are brought into the equation.
How do we, as farmers, better promote agriculture in the U.S.?
In America, we must deal with the challenge that many people take agriculture for granted; the public doesn't realize that agriculture impacts them from the moment they begin their day. The average U.S. consumer spends 9 cents of every dollar on food. In Western Europe, China and Africa they spend 20 cents, 33 cents and 80 cents, respectively, of each dollar on food. But Americans have a greater level of consciousness regarding the food system than they did 5 or 10 years ago.
As director of NIFA, my role is to preach the gospel of food and agriculture. At meetings such as this we are excellent at talking to one another and using jargon. We can't continue to talk amongst ourselves; rather we need to invite, engage and talk to the public. The Smithsonian recently held an entomology event with a demonstration kitchen. While I cooked curried crickets, I had the chance to discuss entomology with the 300 audience members. For far too long, farmers have been a stoic lot, we need articulate spokespeople to begin preaching the gospel of what they do.
Next week we will share Ramaswamy's thoughts on if we are equipped to feed the world, who are our agricultural competitors and how we engage the next generation in agriculture.
Prior to this, Ramaswamy served as the dean of Oregon State University's College of Agricultural Sciences and director of the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station.


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Taiwan test company Ardentec Corporation is offering a range of test services that emphasize techniques of on-wafer test and the identification of "known good die."
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
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(Cleveland) The Cavs started the pre-season on the right foot Tuesday night by beating the Milwaukee bucks by a final score of 99-87.
Tristan Thompson led the Cavs with 17 points and 8 rebounds, while Kyrie Irving had 14 points and 3 assists. C.J. Miles and Dion Waiters each had 12 points.
Number 1 draft choice Anthony Bennett recovered from a slow start to finish with 7 points and 10 rebounds, while undrafted Kenny Kadji had 15 points and 5 rebounds.
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What I Did This Summer: Study ways to help impoverished African families
"What I Did This Summer" follows a number of University of South Carolina students this summer as they work, travel, and explore the world. Many of them are blogging about their adventures. This is the fourth story in the series.
Check out Will Payne's blog at http://web.sc.edu/wpmu/willpayne.
Will Payne is spending six weeks this summer in Lesotho (lee-soo-too), a landlocked country in southern Africa. He is evaluating the effectiveness of a new UNICEF grant program.
"My overall goal is to see how a project goes from theory to implementation," said Payne, a political science junior from Cincinnati, Ohio, "and to see if it works the way it is intended to -- if it relieves the symptoms of extreme poverty."
The UNICEF program is a pilot project that gives cash grants to families with kids living in extreme poverty.
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"It's a cash disbursal to make sure families in shock-induced or extreme poverty can pay for critical things their kids need, like food or medical care," he said.
"I have done research on other grants, but this program is different: the money is given unconditionally. There are no stipulations attached. It doesn't have to be spent on a community center, or clothes, or dental care, for example. The theory behind it is that these families know what they need more than anyone else does."
Lesotho, explained Payne, is an extremely poor country.
"Almost 50 percent of the population lives below the poverty level, and the next 45 percent is unemployed," said Payne, whose minor is African studies.
"Life expectancy is only 40 years. The country is very small and completely encircled by South Africa. They have very limited opportunities geographically and economically with what they can do there. Clearly, as far as countries go, Lesotho has some serious issues when it comes to poverty and public health."
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To fund his trip and his research, Payne applied for and received a competitive grant from the University's Magellan Scholar program, as well as a grant from the the Walker Institute of International and Area Studies in the Department of History.
He was able to examine the UNICEF pilot program thanks to contacts he has within that organization. He also credits Dr. Ed Carr, an associate professor in geography, with being "extremely helpful in getting the trip together."
Payne's research in Lesotho will give him insight into how successful grant programs are created, organized, and run -- invaluable knowledge, considering his career goals.
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The following question was posted on the Overdue page on www.pregnancy.com.au
Hi Jane, Thanks for the informative article. I am not overdue yet but my doc said that baby is head down and has not engaged and it may take time. I am @38 weeks +1. also my ultrasound says my cervix is 38 and doc, on internal examination said my passage is narrow. What does all this mean? can i have normal delivery. Waiting response & thanks in advance.
How would you feel if your doctor offered you such advise? What implications does the doctors comments have? Any advise for Samta?
I have had many clients whose baby's heads have been not been engaged at 38 weeks. It can happen at any point and sometimes it takes some labour contractions to encourage the baby's head lower.
No assessment in pregnancy (an internal exam, xray or CT scan) is accurate in determining whether or not a woman is able to give birth naturally. In the past women were told there were not able to give birth after such assessments and then they went on to do so without difficulty. Telling a woman that she has a "narrow passage" only causes her to worry unnecessarily.
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With my fifth baby, it actually took some contractions to get her to stay "down" and engaged. Up until then, she would drop and then pop back up. I'd waddle like a duck when she was down low, and then I'd lay down for a nap, and when I got up, I'd be walking normally because she would have popped back up. But when I finally went into labour, her head engaged well and I dilated quickly.
I remember my midwife examining me late in pregnancy with my first baby and she said, "you have good bones for having babies". I agree with you, Jane - to tell a mum that her passage is narrow or give her any indication that things may not go normally or easily for her is completley counter productive.
I read a story a few years ago about a woman who was told that she could not have a natural birth. She ended up hiring a midwife and her midwife educated her and told her that she could give birth naturally. She ended up having a very large baby, but she got to labour outside at her home and she gave birth in the comfort of her living room. I can't remember exactly what position she gave birth in, but the position was key. And if I remember correctly, the birth was not quick and easy - she had to work at it (again, baby was big) but she gave birth naturally after her first C-Section and her doctor telling her that she was so small that she would never be able to birth a baby naturally.
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I agree with you as well Jane. Telling a mum she has a narrow passage is counterproductive and discouraging. There is no way to tell ahead of time. Women's bodies can do incredible things. Additionally, I've seen many mothers whose baby's heads were not engaged at 38 weeks. This means nothing.
I have heard so many stories of women being told by their OB that they could never birth naturally because they were "too small" or some other such nonsense who went on to have big, healthy babies naturally. I hope that Samta finds the strength to trust in her own body and its amazing abilities and does not let this doctor discourage her!


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Manhunt is on: Long Beach police fire on suspect Monday
LONG BEACH — The search continued Tuesday for a reputed gang member who allegedly fired at a pursuing officer after he fled the Willmore/Drake Park Historic District toward downtown Monday night.
Officers weren't injured in the pursuit that began near Eighth Street and Maine Avenue, according to police spokesman Sgt. Aaron Eaton, adding that it wasn't clear whether the suspect was hit by gunfire.
Eaton said the Long Beach Police Department responded to a call of a complaint that gang members were loitering at 6:35 p.m. Monday night. Eaton said when officers arrived, the male suspect fled the scene.
During the pursuit, gunfire was exchanged, with the suspect firing rounds at pursuing officers from a handgun. The officer returned fire, and a SWAT unit was called in for backup.
Members of SWAT set up a large perimeter between Seventh Street and 10 th Street, sandwiched between Magnolia Avenue and west to the Los Angeles River channel, Eaton said.
He added that several homes in the perimeter were evacuated during the search, which was scaled back at about 3 a.m. to the area between Maine and Daisy avenues on Eighth Street.
Homicide detectives, as a standard procedure, are investigating the shooting incident, Eaton said.
Officers couldn't confirm if Monday's shooting was related to a gang-related shooting that left one dead just a week prior.
On March 13, police responded to shots fired at Eighth Street and Maine Avenue, where 23-year-old Nelson Suarez was shot dead and one other subject was taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds. The second victim survived.
Eaton said at this time there are no known connections between the March 13 shooting and Monday night's incident.
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Akron drowning victim identified
(Akron) - Akron and Cuyahoga Falls Fire rescue crews found a body in the Mud Brook Creek Sunday morning.
The Summit County Medical Examiner's Office says the remains have been positively identified as 12-year-old Nicholas Shaffer of Hemlock Hills Drive in Akron.
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Metrodome has acquired all UK rights to Finnish drama Purge from TrustNordisk.
Antti Jokinen directs the adaption of Finnish-Estonian writer Sofi Oksanen's bestseller.
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QB Ben Roethlisberger vs. QB Robert Griffin III
We normally steer clear of positions that cannot make contact on the field, but the play of both quarterbacks in this game will be the ultimate factor. From Roethlisberger's perspective, it's perhaps the defense most prone to allowing big plays he'll see all year. With a bevy of big-play receivers at his disposal, he should be able to get the ball deep to a few of them a few times in this game. While it's more likely the Steelers will emphasize their ball control offense and grind the tempo of the game down, they will have a few deep passes planned.
Griffin, running the newly minted East Coast Offense in Washington, excels in pre-snap reads, and uses that in their run/pass option offense to a high level of success. Washington throws out of play action 40 percent of the time, and much of that is based on Griffin reading the linebackers in pre-snap and seeing where they are when he's handing the ball off. He'll pull out of that, and make a throw to the weak part of the defense. He will be challenged by the Steelers' zone blitz scheme, and his decision-making will be put to test.
WRs Mike Wallace and Antonio Brown vs. CBs Josh Wilson and DeAngelo Hall
The matchup favored the Steelers receiving group last week at Cincinnati, but it's an even bigger advantage this week. The Steelers left multiple touchdowns on the field against a sagging Bengals defense in Week 7, most notably, three drops from Wallace that could have extended drives. Antonio Brown seems to catch 7 passes for around 80-90 yards each game. Both could have big games against the overmatched Redskins secondary.
Big plays are killing Washington's defense. Some of that is due to the lack of pass rush they have, but their cornerbacks are struggling in zone coverage, and will be put to their biggest test this season. The long speed of Wallace and the route-running and quickness of Brown will be difficult for either corner to contain.
ROLB James Harrison vs. LT Trent Williams
Harrison is coming back bit by bit from knee surgery in August, working to re-strengthen his legs. That's the source of Harrison's Defensive Player of the Year ability. Against a tough-to-read option, Harrison will need that lower body power to maintain the edge against a very strong tackle in Williams.
Williams is living up to his high draft pick status. He's healthy, which is helping him play his best football as a pro. A lot of Griffin's read is going to come off the outside linebackers, and the Redskins do not appear to make a call at the line indicating run or pass, so Williams' assignment is to maintain the line of scrimmage in a zone-blocking scheme. He's quick and strong, giving Harrison one of the tougher match-ups he'll have this year.
FS Ryan Clark vs. RB Alfred Morris
With the amount of movement the Steelers' front seven displays, the more accurate pre-snap read for Griffin is probably Clark. He will also have to move around a bit, disguising his intentions, but most importantly, read the play as it's happening. Morris is not a particularly powerful or fast runner, but he isn't afraid of contact. Clark will have to shadow him, particularly on zone runs, waiting on him to make a cut up the field.
Morris and Griffin are in a good rhythm together, and it's led to outstanding rushing numbers for both of them. Washington will want to spread the Steelers out as much as they can, isolating 1-on-1 battles while moving off the line. Morris will run hard, but he must get up field before a hard-charging Clark descends upon the line of scrimmage.


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