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Released: 2007, Nuclear Blast Rating: 4.5/5 Reviewer: Chaosankh Staying abreast of the ever-changing Amorphis must be quite a feat for even the most devout fan of the band. From the early TALES FROM THE THOUSAND LAKES days through the mellower days of AM UNIVERSUM to the loss of longtime front man, Pasi Koskinen, to their resurgence on 2006's ECLIPSE, this has been a band that has seemingly explored stylistic grounds with reckless abandon. Still, they have somehow managed to stay interesting and relevant; and although they may have lost fans along the way, it seems likely that the quality of their releases should have made it easy for them to plug in new ones to replace those who are foolishly hoping for a return to some sound of the past. Now, we come to the newest chapter of the Amorphis saga, SILENT WATERS, another album that showcases their ability to skillfully mix a variety of musical styles, including, but not limited to, aggressive, death-growled metal, folk, progressive, psychedelic, and groovy mid-tempo rock - - all of which somehow coalesce into a unified package that demands repeated listens by those who enjoy music that takes them on an auditory journey. The album begins with its hardest-hitting cut, "Weaving the Incantation," a song that appropriately features the death side of singer Tomi Joutsen's voice exclusively. The weirdest thing about the album, in fact, is that it is front-loaded with its heaviest material. Transitioning from the death-growled first track is another song, "A Servant," that heavily uses that vocal style again for it's first half before we get our first glimpse of the catchy and clean alter-ego side of Joutsen's impeccable vocal range for an incredibly catchy chorus that features a brilliant, melodic lead guitar as well. By the time we get to the album's third track, the band seems to be switching gears heavily. The title track has a structure that would not be out of the question for some of today's melodic gothic metal bands that utilize distorted guitar accompanied by haunting piano leads in a similar fashion, all leading up to an ultra-melodic, hook-soaked chorus. Perhaps the best track on the album is "Towards and Against." The dichotomy of this title is perfect as the song attempts to mix all of the divergent styles that Amorphis comprises into one representative piece. There is a great mix of vocals in this cut that starts with the more musical and clean variety before switching to the growl in perfect unison with the rising intensity level of the song. The best way to describe this number is as a five-minute roller coaster that eventually reverts back to the clean vocals for the album's most memorable chorus. The middle and most of the latter half of the album is rather mellow and relies on a lot of the band's more balladesque and folk leanings. Although all of these calmer songs are excellent, perhaps the best of them is "Enigma," a wonderful acoustic selection that has a nice world music vibe to it that makes it a song that would not feel out of place on a Tea Party record. With just a brief glimpse of the more aggressive style on the penultimate track, the album whisks away on a somber note, highliting some of the albums most cutting and trademark lead guitar. Everything that a fan of the band would expect rears its head throughout this adventurous and moody album: heavy guitars, signature leads and solos, memorable hooks, various instrumentation, and a plethora of other motifs that would immediately be recognized as parts of the Amorphis sound. With SILENT WATERS, this band has once again demonstrated their status as masters of sound synthesis, providing their audience with another offering of varied tones, structures, and emotions, all of which works at a level near perfection. Any who would rather hear this band revert to an earlier sound need not comment on this release because if Amorphis was any other way than they are on this record, we would be one brilliant album short in the metal community this year.
Track Listing
1. Weaving The Incantation
Tomi Joutsen - vocals
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"And does anyone think my 'Dessloch' theory could be right? Not is, but could be?"I haven't been around too much lately, so I guess I missed that posting of yours, Silver. Want to run it by me again?
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Final Fantasy Tactics, that enjoyable strategy game from Squaresoft, captivated everyone's hearts with the charming incantations that occasionally accompanied spells and special moves.
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Before you take umbrage at the title of this article, please note that the author is proud to call himself an Egghead (see portrait below).
Anyway, here we go: Some American professors are ready to promote the isolation of Israel as their next cause.
Keep in mind that many of these professors consistently and vociferously decry the "agression" of the U.S. "blockade" of Castrogonia.
Yeah. Sad but true. Double-domed intellectuals are highly susceptible to the deadly Double Standard Syndrome (Pietas Ficta Subtilis), as well as to the even more deadly airborne Self-Righteous virus (Inflatus Magniloquus Emortalis).
From the Sacred Scriptures of the self-annointed thinking class, The New York Times (Tempus Novi Eboraci):
Scholars' Group Votes on an Academic Boycott of Israel
A growing campaign among American professors to isolate Israel reaches a milestone on Monday when a large group of scholars is expected to reveal whether its members endorsed an academic boycott of Israel to protest Israeli treatment of Palestinians.
The American Studies Association's national council voted unanimously on Dec. 4 in favor of a boycott resolution, and put the matter to a vote of its almost 5,000 members, who had until Sunday night to cast their ballots online. The group's stance has pitted scholars and organizations against one another in a heated debate about the ethics of academic boycotts, the motives behind the campaign and whether Israel is being singled out unfairly.
The movement to cut off relations with Israeli academic and cultural institutions dates back a decade, but organizers say it was not until April that an American academic group of any size, the Association for Asian American Studies, endorsed a boycott. The Modern Language Association's annual meeting next month will include a discussion session on academic boycotts, and it will consider a motion critical of Israel for restricting professors' freedom to visit Palestinian universities.
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Christ is light! Thanks be to God!
Christ is Risen! Alleluiah! Alleluia!
The long period of repentance and renewal has ended for Lent is over. Lent is past. Lent is gone. Easter is here, let us rejoice and be glad.
Today, Christians celebrate the mother of all solemn feasts, Easter. Darkness is gone, the light is at hand. Christ conquered death when he rose to life. When in dying God destroyed life and in rising, God restored life. Easter is the core of Christian faith.
Through Jesus' suffering and death, we are saved. And therefore we live in Him and with Him, we all rose with Christ on this day. We have reflected and renewed the life, passion and death of Christ, thus we are transformed in His resurrection. The Resurrection of Christ has changed everything—the world and the people who follow Christ.
With grateful and humble hearts, we now receive and celebrate the gifts of the love and mercy of God; may the blessings of Easter be upon us!
We now live in Christ. There is new life after all, in Christ.
New Life in Christ. Having reflected and transformed in the paschal mystery of Christ during the Holy Week and our Lenten observance as a repentant sinner, as a returning child, or as a converted follower, we have suffered and died with Christ. Our lives are assessed and evaluated to pattern our lives in Christ's standards. Now we can claim and gain life eternal in the Risen Christ as Easter is here.
When we die with Christ, we can claim the experience and grace of the Resurrection. For only in dying and death in Christ that we live eternally. In union with all the Christians throughout the world, we proclaim just like what the Psalmist exhorts: "This is the day that the Lord has made, we rejoice and are glad!"
In the mystery of our Baptism, we are blessed and born again in Christ. During the Easter vigil, we all renewed our baptismal promises to remind us of the greatness and mercy of God as well as our fidelity to Him.
Renewed Christian life. When one is renewed in the love of God, there is newness and freshness in everything we do. Everyone is seen as a neighbor with a name, a kapwa. There will be new wine and new wineskin; new eyesight and new lenses; new life and new perspectives in life; new direction with and with clearer conscience. New priorities and new ways to deal with the different aspects of one's life; new self and new spirit. The spirit now is more alive, more inspired, more resolved, more bold, more stable, more firm, more real. Finding one's true self in Christ is a blessing to discover and enjoy.
We are made new and refreshed in Christ as we rose with Him on this day of Easter. Christians all over are rejoicing as we receive the one true light, Jesus, the Christ.
We become graceful and blessed Christians. We sing and echo with all the choirs of angels and the saints, and with all men and women: Alleluiah! God is so great, so good, that He saved us in order for us to live and have life eternal.
We are a people of the Resurrection, an Easter people. We are a people of Hope—hope that springs from our faith and nurtured by love. As an Easter people, we work for Hope, we build a hopeful world. We build a world that has full trust in God's goodness and the goodness of others.
As a people of grace and blessing, Christians should not only remember Easter for egg-hunting, group outings and partying, but as a holy day for us as God gave us hope to hold on. That like Christ, after our existence on earth, life does not end but only changes as the resurrection of Christ is a proof and testimony that there will be life eternal with God and with all our loved ones when that time comes.
As a people of Hope who have firm faith and tenderly love, we can make the world anew, a better place to live in. This is possible as we are all children of the light who are more than willing to share the light we have received from the Risen Christ.
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2. Celebrate and enrich one's life in the Risen Christ.
3. Share with gratitude the blessings of Easter with those who have not risen with Christ, especially those Christians who refuse to live in accordance to Christ's messages of love in the Gospel.
4. Rest and grow in Christ for he is the risen One.
5. Be a light for others, be a living sacrifice and testimony of the love of God to others.
Prayer: Lord, may we receive the joys and blessings of Easter for our families, communities, and friends. May we be ever faithful to perform our Christian duties and obligations now as we had risen with Christ. With new life in Christ, we share the Easter blessings we receive to those who have not risen with Christ in their hopelessness and lack of faith. Renew them and transform them in your light and love. May the Easter blessings be upon you, now and forever. Amen.
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Headed to Moab - Need input!
I am going to Moab/Arches in 2 weeks. Does anyone have any recommended trails with rewarding endings I can take my Overland on without my wife freaking out in the passenger seat?
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That area is loaded with fantastic landscapes!
I liked the drive and views into Canyonlands south to Dead Horse Point, and the other overlooks along that Highway 313, west of Moab. Not difficult at all, as it is a Utah highway. |
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Chicken Corners Trail - I did it several years ago in my Toyota Tundra with my wife and kids - not too bad and we had a blast. Also, go to Dead Horse Point and there are some easy trails out there along with Canyonlands NP.
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I've been to Moab 3 times in my built JK. Get the Moab trail book (spiral wound one) by Charles Wells. It has most of the better known ones. They are listed by area, difficulty and alphabetically. Best $25 spent if its your first trip. Definatly spend a day at Arches Park and Island in the Sky. If you have time go south to the Needles part of Canyonlands also. I always joke with my wife that I'll take her Overland on Hells Revenge. I know it will do most of it but it was the only trail she cried on after 7 days at EJS 2011. Have fun theres lots of sand and the slickrock is like driving on sandpaper, almost any tire will have traction. Just watch your sidewalls if you're running stock tires as they're week. It will be hot down there so always bring lots of water.
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I liked Chicken corners as well.. Also try Gemini Bridges.
I've got silent armors on. Doesn't hells revenge have bypasses?
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I just did Fins and Things earlier this year with my WK2. Doing it again, I would have aired down (and preferably had some MTs on there instead of silent armors)
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We ran alot of trails there with just BFG ATs 305/65/18" the first couple of times down there with the JK. You won't be doing anything serious enough with a GC that you need MTs. Its like driving on sandpaoper. If you're doing Pritchett Canyon or Golden Spike or Behind the Rocks but I'm not seeing a new GC doing any of that.
How much time do you want to spend driving? I've been there a few times and also just got back with the WK2, so I can also add info. Are you looking for rock crawling or general off roading with great views?
The Sands Flats Rec Area has all the rock crawling (Fins, Hells Revenge, etc). Off road trails can be found everywhere else. Sent from a pay phone. |
You can also drive out to Whale Eye Arch and beyond from Arches National park. Easy for your WK2.
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GOODYEAR, Ariz. (AP) - Michael Brantley is going to try and deal with his toughest task yet at the Cleveland Indians' training camp - rest.
``It's all taken care of, I'm sewed up and want to get back playing as soon as I can,'' Brantley said. ``It hurt a little bit at first, but I'm fine. I got quite a few stitches. I don't know how many and I don't want to know.''
Brantley says he has no timetable for returning to the lineup, but manager Terry Francona said could be about 10 days.
``He took five stitches internally and 10 externally. It will probably be three days where he doesn't do anything, just let the wound heal, make sure it is clean. Then he'll slowly return to activity. There's no reason to rush this thing,'' Francona said.
Brantley was hurt as he tried for third base after hitting a double during Cleveland's 14-10 win. Though he was tagged out by Donaldson, the hit gave him an .833 batting average (5 for 6) with four doubles and two RBIs in three exhibition games.
``I wish you could bottle his swing right now,'' Francona said. ``His first four swings (in games) were perfect. Just gorgeous.''
Francona said he would use several different players in left field in Brantley's absence. Minor-league hopeful Tim Fedroff was listed as the starter in left against the Royals on Tuesday. Veterans Ben Francisco, Ryan Raburn and several other minor-leaguers likely will play there while Brantley rehabs.
``I'll just do what the training staff says, but I want to get back out there,'' Brantley said. ``I miss being with my teammates.''
Brantley in left field with newly signed Michael Bourn in center and right fielder Drew Stubbs, acquired from Cincinnati, are expected to give the Indians one of the fastest and best defensive outfields in the game.
``I'm glad to be part of it,'' he said. ``Hopefully, they won't hit balls out there because we have a pitching staff that throws a lot of sinkers and gets ground balls. If they hit it out there, hopefully nothing drops.''
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Instead of sweating getting his wallet even fatter or having his name rolling off more folks' tongues, Warren Haynes puts hammers, nails and efforts of kind-hearted, hard working Habitat for Humanity supporters where his guitar is to improve life for others.
How often is it that you are lucky enough to witness a brand new group of already legendary powerhouse musicians premier before a live audience? Maybe some are more fortunate than I, but last Friday at the Boulder Theatre was a first for me.
Tuesday, Nov. 5, Widespread Panic took over South Beach's Fillmore Auditorium for a wild night of pure jams, not something you find every day in Miami. The usual South Beach goers were raided by an inflow of dedicated hippies, both old and young, uniting under one magical roof. Finally, the presence of Panic in this colorful city, it's been far too long for this Georgia native new to Miami.
Last night in Miami, Roosevelt Collier and the Bobby Lee Rodgers trio opened for Widespread Panic at the Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater. After two powerful sets, Widespread brought Roosevelt and Bobby on stage to shred the encore "Ride Me High."
Hard Working Americans, the new ensemble featuring veteran musicians Todd Snider, Dave Schools (Widespread Panic), Neal Casal (Chris Robinson Brotherhood), Chad Staehly (Great American Taxi) and Duane Trucks (Col. Bruce Hampton), has announced dates for their first-ever tour to hit select cities. Hard Working Americans' self-titled debut album will be released on January 21 via Melvin Records/Thirty Tigers.
Aaaaaah. You have gotten three great nights of music under your belt. You have had time to have your campsite functioning well and made friends with your neighbors. You have made it through three days of having very little need to be fiddling around with your cell phone and spent lots of time with the human beings right beside you.
Saturday provided everyone at Lockn' Festival with day three of bright blue skies, a warm late summer sun and a string of performers that left everyone with their eyes wide open and their jaws dropped. Love Canon, The London Souls and The Punch Brothers
What do you get when you take a batch of incredible songs, five veteran players who have never played together, with an arsenal of five musical minds working in unison to reinvent them? You get Hard Working Americans. Hard Working Americans is the self-titled debut from this new musicians' collective, scheduled for a January 21 release on Melvin Records/Thirty Tigers.
On a last minute whim, my friend and I decided it had been far too long since we had seen our homegrown boys, Widespread Panic. With a passion for the exhilaration of live shows and the surprises a band like Panic brings, once the thought entered our minds, we knew we couldn't fight it. So, we gathered a few others and set out towards Pelham, Ala.


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I read all of the post's for the "Future...?" thread multiple times and found overall great input! Striblue wrote that he thought it sounded like the begining of a plan, well it could be a shift into the next stage, if we want it to be. Nate eluded to a bit of the site's history, I always wondered why the Spey Pages were so strong. Fly Fishing Forum does grow daily and it is because of the people involved, but I did not mean to imply that the site was lacking, that was not my intention. I will say this, that even the best fishing system, needs maintainence, upgrade and overview on a regular basis. Hawkeye and Roop are both pleased with the site and its direction, but Roop saw areas for change, fostering of discussion groups plus getting "new" members involved, what I call our "silent" majority. I have spent some time tracking new members, and some fall through the cracks. The other area of concern in the same breath is the almost complete lack of women participants. Seuss asked me to specify some areas in which our "resource" was lacking; 1- There was a recent N.Y.T. article that was about a site similar to ours in name and content. Sugestions were made by others and myself to confront this"shot across our bow" and set the record straight. If this was handled, good, but I was unaware. If not, then in the future, we should always defend our resource. 2- Trade Shows / From what I can tell, this is one of our years greatest outside resources for new membership, reconecting with business, friends, and fellow members. I feel that this resource needs to be reviewed and critiqued to make our future shows even greater sucesses! 3- And the "F" word. Finances! This should be discussed off-line amongst the comittee, but discussed none the less, for it is a key part of this resource. Like a favorite stream or river or lake, there are many factors that make it function. Each has to be watched regularly, and steps taken to keep it healthy! John Desjardians gave me good solid input, focusing on key membership areas and fishing venues we can work on. He and I are now colaborating on his idea to marry the Bug Doc. articles with Fly Tying articles featuring the same species to help broaden intrest in the Trout section. Striblue chimed in again with areas that he thought could be expanded on. But to him as well as others, again and again, it's the people that make this site so great. And I must agree, it should always be about the people, contributors and readers alike. We should strive for the goal, that all the membership enjoy this experience. Juros message was measured. We are fortunate to have the connections with such great organizations and the people behind them. But even Juro saw areas of improvement such as the Tropics, Trout, etc. I think our future includes even broader relationships, business and personal, worldwide! We should foster and nurture these and include others that have not been tapped yet! There are many fly fishing sites, but only one Fly Fishing Forum! They are talking about us, they are copying us, we are the one that is looked at, we are the one that sets the standard! I am now working on some forward movement to present to the Forum in the near future. Growth is good! Direction is good! That is what this site was founded on, The direction of a Dream, and the Fruit of that Growth Thanks again for the input! Deerhawk |
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Good post.... I remember when I started here and with the Spey pages and everything else, including Juro's tireless work orgainizing outings and contributions this has really grown to be something Beyond the forum... that is ... as we get together , like the Cape outing comming up is a testimony to the strength we have here... I would love to see women contributing but it may seem daunting to them to get involved.. I don't know what to do about that( I know my wife would flip out, though).... But I also see an incedible number of people joining in... I would like to see more.... I was at a function this evening Called the "Boston Fly Casters Club"... sort of Boston's copy of 'The New York Anglers Club" as a guest of Brendan O'Brian.. alot of Salmon and trout guys... few saltwater people . Several are members of Both Clubs.... I was roaming around telling anyone who would listen that the Forum was a resourse for all kinds of things..... What I am saying is that with the booths at the shows and our word of mouth.. things will grow as well... we do need to think "simple" though.. This Club I went to tonight was a high end group,, and there were incedible auction items since it was there anual action.... Montana trips, Cuttyhunk trips, Private trout pound all within driving distance of Boston.. I was amazed . But even they seem to keep it simple.. I would not be surprised someday if they don't have a physical location for ther meetings etc..... Our physivcal location is on the water... I am making no point here just saying that I would want to move slowly on some of these initiatives because we need to know or agree on where we want to go first but no lose sight of what brought us together in the first place .... and that formula still works...
Thanks for the response. I think the pace of all this will be uniform, temperate. Hell, some of it will be like draging a Bull Elk out of the woods. I mean, Im just one guy, and I don't think for a moment that I am the only one. I know all the "regulars" here promo the site, including yourself. This is measured growth that goes on 360. People did it before me, and now I do it. Its my standard "ice breaker", the question, "do you fly fish?" It makes me smile, to think of the next time I get to ask it. Deerhawk |
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I agree...... and lets write some short stories about what it's like to fly fish... ya!
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Put the beets into a small baking dish and rub them with 1 tablespoon of oil. Cover the dish with foil and put into the oven for 30 minutes.
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Free lecture on hip and knee arthritis
The Center for Workforce Transition at GateWay Community College presents "Arthritis – Diagnosis, Treatment and the Millennium Patient," with guest lecturer Dr. Jimmy Chow of the Arizona Center for Bone and Joint Disorders from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, June 29, in GateWay's Center for Health Careers Education Auditorium, 108 N. 40th St., Room 1106. The lecture is free and open to the public.
Chow will discuss possible causes and factors affecting arthritis in the hip and knee. His presentation will include clinical and radiographic diagnostic signs and a full spectrum of treatment options from homeopathic remedies to cutting-edge technological advances in operative and non-operative management.
To register, call (602) 286-8158.
21 days to a leaner, healthier you
Paula's 21 Day Transformation Program starts July 5 and offers three challenging calorie-burning exercise programs; photos of all exercises; a detailed teleconference with a step-by-step explanation of the exercise program; and all the exercises, daily educational e-mails for 21 days on Winning Formula diet and nutritional strategies, sample diet and menu, recipes, recovery tips, injury prevention and healthy lifestyle tips to motivate and inspire you to the next level.
For more information or to sign up, visit www.PaulaOwens.com.
Complimentary home safety inspections
Preferred Care at Home has dedicated the month of June as "Home Safety Month" to educate and empower both seniors and their families to take actions to better enjoy the comfort and security of their home.
Throughout Home Safety Month, Preferred Care at Home encourages the senior community to consider their home's danger areas and take simple steps to minimize their risk from potential injuries or even death. Local Preferred Care at Home offices across the nation will personally walk homeowners through a home safety checklist to safeguard against injury, with a focus on preventing falls.
Call (480) 699-0203 for your complimentary home safety inspection checklist and additional tips from senior health experts.
Healing Emphasis Yoga classes offered
Inner Vision Yoga at 725 E. Guadalupe Road in Tempe is hosting a new series of yoga classes called Healing Emphasis Yoga at 5 p.m. Mondays. The class is taught by master level certified instructor Donna DiNunzio and is designed to rehabilitate the lower back using strengthening and flexibility techniques.
For more information, call the studio at (480) 839-1006, Donna at (480) 330-2015 or visit innervisionyoga.com.
Chandler girl receives life-saving transplant
With the cost of a transplant often exceeding $500,000, many transplant patients are unable to shoulder the financial burden of such a procedure. The Children's Organ Transplant Association (COTA) is a national charity dedicated to organizing and guiding communities in raising funds for transplant-needy patients. In Chandler, volunteers are raising funds for transplant patients like local girl Alissa Cassidy.
Born March 11, 2007, Cassidy was diagnosed with Short Bowel Syndrome and severe dysmotility with liver failure, and doctors at Mattel Children's Hospital at UCLA performed a life-saving multivisceral transplant on Dec. 14, 2009. An estimated $80,000 is being raised by Chandler volunteers.
Volunteers are needed to assist with fundraising activities. Individuals and groups interested in more information may contact Sandra Cassidy at (480) 635-0777 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Donations may be made in person at any Wells Fargo Bank branch location using account number 352356163 or mailed to the Children's Organ Transplant Association, 2501 W. COTA Drive, Bloomington, IN 47403. Checks or money orders should be made payable to COTA, with "In Honor of Alissa C." written on the memo line of the check. Secure credit card donations are also accepted online at http://www.COTAforAlissaC.com">www.COTAforAlissaC.com.
Poison and Drug Information Center issues statewide alert
Medical toxicologists at Banner Good Samaritan Poison and Drug Information Center are reaching out to physicians statewide to warn about an increase in a deadly trend that can easily be missed.
The new concerns is over levamisole, a drug no longer used in humans, but which is a deworming agent used in animals. The drug is increasingly showing up as an adulterant in cocaine - adding new concerns for those who may be using the illicit drug - and for doctors who may not know what to look for.
Dr. Steven Curry, a medical toxicologist with the Banner Good Samaritan Poison and Drug Information Center, says cocaine laced with levamisole can cause persons to develop agranulocytosis, which means that a person's white blood cell count becomes dangerously low, compromising the ability to fight infection. If doctors confronted with a patient suffering from low white blood cell counts do not know to look for levamisole exposure as the cause, they may perform unneeded diagnostic tests and treatments.
The Banner Good Samaritan Poison and Drug Information Center may be reached at (800) 222-1222. The center provides a free, 24-hour emergency telephone service for both residents and medical professionals of Maricopa County.
Fitzgerald and Friends Celebrity Waiter Night Returns Aug. 30
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald and friends will don their aprons and serve a hungry crowd during the second annual Larry Fitzgerald and Friends Celebrity Waiter Night at Morton's, set for Aug. 30 at Morton's The Steakhouse at The Shops at the Esplanade, 2501 E. Camelback Road.
The intimate gala will benefit the Carol Fitzgerald Memorial Fund. Guests will enjoy a lavish dinner served by Fitzgerald and his teammates while participating in silent and live auctions benefitting the fund. The fund was set up in memory of Larry's mother, who throughout her career as a state worker in Minnesota helped victims of AIDS, breast cancer and other diseases. This fund's proceeds continue her work, and the Carol Fitzgerald Memorial Foundation also supports the education of urban youth.
The fundraiser opens with a reception at 6 p.m., followed by dinner from 6:30 to 7:30, the program and live auction.
Tickets for this exclusive event start at $300. VIP packages featuring a special pre-event reception start at $400 and corporate sponsorship packages are also available.
For more information, call (602) 955-9577.
Send in your bra for a worthy cause
Help Athena's Home Novelties build a bra chain and raise money for breast cancer awareness. The national campaign, called Athena's Cup, aims to collect and hook together 169,000 donated bras, which would break the current bra-chain Guinness world record. Athena's Cup will collect a $5 donation with each bra in an effort to raise half a million dollars. Donors are encouraged to write the names of a loved one or other meaningful inscriptions on the bras prior to sending them in. Gently worn bras will be donated to battered women shelters following the campaign, which will run through October.
Send bras, with a $5 donation, to Athena's Home Novelties, attn: Katherine Newiger, 7541 E. Toronto St., Tucson, AZ 85730. To donate online, visit http://www.athenascup.org/" target= "_blank">www.athenascup.org.
For more information, call Newiger at (520) 272-9706.
ASU, Triple R collaborate to offer program on schizophrenia
Arizona State University and Triple R Behavioral Health, an organization dedicated to the recovery of individuals with serious mental illness, are collaborating to offer training in the Hearing Voices that are Distressing program. The program offers an opportunity to walk a mile in someone's shoes and experience what life is like with schizophrenia.
Triple R realizes the importance of educating the community and decreasing stigma – encouraging people seek help and assuring services are available. If you or your group (churches, schools, workplaces, foundations, etc.) would like to participate in this special training, call Alicia at (602) 995-7474.
Learn how to "Connect Memories through Music" in the GPS for Memory Lectures Series
GPS for Memory (Giving People Strategies for Memory) is a program offered by Banner Alzheimer's Institute on the second Friday of each month. Participants are invited to attend a free 60-minute lecture on various aspects of dementia, caregiving and brain health.
July's lecture brings Robin Rio, a Board Certified Music Therapist and Professor at Arizona State University, to speak on Connecting Memories through Music. Her discussion will be from 11 a.m. to noon Friday, July 9, in the Webster Auditorium at the Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 N. Galvin Parkway.
Rio has been working with people with dementia since the late 1980's. Her book, Connecting through Music with People with Dementia: A Guide for Caregivers, helps caregivers to learn simple and effective ways to use music as a form of communication and social interaction.
Following the lecture, participants are welcome to enjoy the lovely surroundings of the Desert Botanical Gardens free of charge.
The lecture is free, but registration is required by calling (602) 839-6850.
Tracheostomy Education and Vendor Fair coming up
Phoenix Children's Hospital Trach and Airway team will present a http://action.phoenixchildrens.com/site/DocServer/Trach_Education_and_Vendor_Fair.pdf?docID=283&AddInterest=1061" href= "http://action.phoenixchildrens.com/site/DocServer/Trach_Education_and_Vendor_Fair.pdf?docID=283&AddInterest=1061"> Tracheostomy Education and Vendor Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, July 10, at Phoenix Children's Hospital's main campus, Rosenberg Children's Medical Plaza (Building E), Melvin Cohen Conference Center, 1920 E. Cambridge Ave. The fair is free and open to the public, and free parking is available in the visitors garage.
This family friendly event is aimed at educating the community about health and safety issues related to http://www.phoenixchildrens.com/health-information/child-health-topics/tracheostomy.html" href= "http://www.phoenixchildrens.com/health-information/child-health-topics/tracheostomy.html"> tracheostomies. Information for families, caregivers, students and health care professionals will be provided by the hospital's special Tracheotomy and Airway Program.
For more information, contact Kristen Meliska at (602) 546-0913.
Alzheimer's and Dementia Support Group
Sunrise of Chandler Assisted Living, 5757 W. Chandler Blvd., hosts an Alzheimer's and Dementia Support Group from 6 to 7 p.m. on the second Tuesday of every month. Representatives from the Alzheimer's Association lead the meetings along with Sunrise of Chandler coordinators. Food and beverages will be provided.
Meeting dates and topics: July 13 (Research and Treatment), Aug. 10 (general discussion), Sept. 14 (general discussion), Oct. 12 (When is the right time for hospice?), Nov. 9 (general discussion) and Dec. 14 (general discussion).
For more information or to RSVP, call (480) 786-4998
Juvenile Arthritis Conference
The Greater Southwest Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation will host its first local Juvenile Arthritis Conference from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, July 17, at the National Bank of Arizona Conference Center, 6001 N. 24th St.
The program features inspirational speaker Andrea Decker, a tenth grade teacher at Phoenix Country Day School, who was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis when she was 12 years old. A number of educational and activity tracks are also available based on attendees' ages.
The conference promotes a sense of community among families, allowing them to see that they are not in this alone; there is support, advice and programs available to help them adjust to the challenges of life with juvenile arthritis.
The cost is $2 per child ages 3 to 17 and $10 per adult 18 and up. The fee includes lunch.
For more information or to register, call the Arthritis Foundation at (602) 212-9905 or go to http://www.arthritis.org/" href= "http://www.arthritis.org/">www.arthritis.org.
Grills, Guys and Good Health
Medical experts will present a free seminar on men's health issues from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, July 24, in the Saguaro Auditorium - Rosati Education Center, Banner Desert Medical Center, 1400 S. Dobson Road, Mesa, as part of the Banner Ask the Expert seminar series.
Topics will include prostate screening, voiding problems, testosterone evaluation and erectile dysfunction. The seminar is designed to allow men to ask questions about health issues without having to make a doctor's appointment. Men and women are invited to attend.
Looking for a new outdoor grill? A demonstration on how to buy the best grill for your summertime backyard barbecues will also take place.
Parking is available in the garage next to the Dobson Road entrance.
The seminar is free, but registration is required to (602) 230-CARE (2273).
ada Gala 20th Anniversary
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has transformed our culture and opened doors for millions of Americans with disabilities. Community members are invited to help celebrate 20 years of disability civil rights from 6 to 11 p.m. Saturday, July 24, at the Tempe Mission Palms Resort, 60 E. Fifth St., Tempe. A cocktail hour with cash bar starts at 6 p.m. followed by dinner, ADA awards and live music by "The Instant Classics."
Real-time captioning and American Sign Language interpreters will be on site. Alternate formats or vegetarian meals will be provided upon request. No fragrances please. To accommodate those with allergies, breathing conditions or multiple chemical sensitivities, please do not smoke or wear scented products when attending this event.
Tickets, $35 each or $280 for a table of eight, are available at http://www.azdac.org/gala">www.azdac.org/gala or by calling (602) 503-6593 (V) or (602) 364-0990 (TTY).
"Out Drive Autism" golf tourney benefits autism student scholarships
Umbrella NPO is sponsoring an "Out Drive Autism" golf tournament beginning with a 7:30 a.m. shotgun Saturday, July 31, at Legacy Golf Resort, 6808 S. 32nd St. The entry fee is $100 through June ($125 after) and includes range balls, lunch buffet, in-tournament contests and a raffle afterward.
Umbrella NPO is an Arizona-based non-profit giving higher education scholarships to students with an ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder). Currently, Umbrella NPO is the only non-profit in the nation providing such a scholarship. Umbrella NPO's sole source of income is through donations and money raised by events.
Participants may get more information and sign up online at http://www.umbrellanpo.com">www.umbrellanpo.com or e-mail Tyler Lindstrom at email@example.com.
Teen cancer survivors exhibit art showcase
The "Great Expectations and Dreams: Arizona Youth Speak Up For Our Eyes" exhibition will showcase art selections designed by http://www.phoenixchildrens.com/medical-specialties/center-for-cancer-blood-disorders/" href= "http://www.phoenixchildrens.com/medical-specialties/center-for-cancer-blood-disorders/"> Center for Cancer and Blood Disorder patients. Eight teens have been selected to showcase their creative designs through http://www.pchkidsart.com/" href="http://www.pchkidsart.com/">The Art Project at Phoenix Children's Hospital.
One-of-a-kind art creations from the art project will be on display through Aug. 30 at Arizona State University Downtown, University Center Building, Main Lobby, 411 N. Central Ave. Viewing hours are 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. An artist reception and free public event will run from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Aug. 20.
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For more information, contact Elaine Falkner at (602) 546-2659.
Bedmart Charity Cares Program selects Phoenix Children's Hospital as beneficiary
Bedmart Cares Charity Foundation has announced http://www.phoenixchildrens.com/">Phoenix Children's Hospital as a beneficiary. Through Dec. 31, Bedmart will donate five percent of the purchase price of any Tempur-Pedic or ComforPedic mattress set for any customer that mentions Phoenix Children's Hospital at purchase.
Funds raised through the Bedmart Cares Charity Foundation will support charitable healthcare at Phoenix Children's. Approximately half of the patients treated at Phoenix Children's have little or no private medical insurance. Each year, Phoenix Children's provides tens of millions of dollars in uncompensated care to Arizona's most vulnerable children. PCH relies on community to provide the very best medical care to all patients, regardless of a family's ability to pay.
The nearest Bedmart store is at 4902 E. Ray Road, Suite G-1.
New monthly support group offered for adult children caring for a parent with dementia
Banner Alzheimer's Institute has created a new caregivers support group for adult children which will meet from 1 to 2:30 p.m. on the last Tuesday of each month in the first floor conference room at the Banner Alzheimer's Institute, 901 E. Willetta St.
The group will be facilitated by a social worker who specializes in Alzheimer's disease and will provide an opportunity for adult children to network and problem-solve with others who face similar challenges.
Participation is free, and registration is not required. For more information, call (602) 839-6850.
Urgent Care Center uses iTriage to connect with Mobile users
Desert Valley Urgent Care in Chandler has partnered with Healthagen to put medical and facility information into the hands of smartphone users with iTriage. Smartphone users may download http://www.itriagehealth.com/">iTriage applications at no cost for their iPhone, iPod Touch or Android smartphones through the app stores, or log onto http://www.itriagehealth.com/">www.iTriageHealth.com from any Internet-enabled device to access healthcare information.
Built by emergency room physicians, iTriage aggregates healthcare information in a structured and actionable way and closes the information gap between doctors and patients. As the healthcare landscape changes, iTriage continues to provide technology to empower healthcare consumers. With this addition, the Chandler community and the surrounding Phoenix metropolitan area now has on-the-go access to Desert Valley Urgent Care details like contact information, mapping, quality reports and facility capabilities.
St. Joseph's needs volunteers
St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, 350 W. Thomas Road, is looking for people interested in volunteering. Volunteers work side by side with hospital staff, develop camaraderie with other volunteers and have a sense of pride as donate their time to help others. Several opportunities are available.
For more information, call (602) 406-3020.
Lower West Band offers free album downloads to benefit PCH
Members of Lower West, a new low-fi folk pop band out of New York with roots in the west, recently completed their debut album, Only the Dead Know Brooklyn.
The band wanted something good to come out of their music and decided to give away the record for free to anyone who will donate the cost of an album to charity.
From now through Dec. 31, music lovers may visit http://thelowerwest.com, donate $10 to Phoenix Children's Hospital (PCH) and download Lower West Band's unveiling album for free. Funds raised will help provide vital services and programs for children facing serious illness or injury at the hospital.
Band members explain their plan is simple, but the goal is lofty: donate $10,000 to charity in 2010. Each month for 10 months the band will announce another charity that it supports.
For more information, visit the Web site above or call Leah Fischer at the Phoenix Children's Hospital Foundation at (602) 546-2650.
Grief and Divorce Support Groups
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 739 W. Erie St., Chandler, is hosting Divorce Care and Divorce Care for Kids and Grief Share support groups.
For more information, call (480) 963-4127 or visit www.htlutheran.com.
Women invited to retreats at Camelback Mountain
Women are invited to reflect, engage and connect in the intimate setting of one of Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain's private mountainside estates during a series of destination weekend retreats. The retreats will be led by Dena Patton, CEO of the award-winning events and inspiration company, http://www.cccretreats.com/">Chat, Chew & Chocolate, and remaining retreats are planned for the weekends of Aug. 20 and Oct. 1.
Celebrity speakers include Ali Vincent, first female winner of NBC's The Biggest Loser, and Martha Beck, The New York Times best-selling author, life coach and columnist for O, The Oprah Magazine. The retreats vary in theme designed for today's busy "Superwoman," addressing Health and Wellness, Business Boot Camp, Glam in the City and Mind, Body, Spirit. The retreats include pampering and spa time, along with inspirational sessions.
For details visit http://www.cccretreats.com/">www.CCCretreats.com.
Band offers free downloads to make a difference at PCH
Lower West is a new low-fi folk pop band out of Brooklyn, NY, with roots in the west that recently completed their debut album, Only the Dead Know Brooklyn.
Band members wanted to do something good with their music and decided to give away the record for free to anyone who will donate the cost of an album to charity.
From now through Dec. 31, music lovers are invited to visit http://thelowerwest.com, donate $10 to Phoenix Children's Hospital (PCH) and download Lower West Band's unveiling album for free. Funds raised will help provide vital services and programs for children facing serious illness or injury at PCH.
For more information, visit the Web site above or call Leah Fischer, Phoenix Children's Hospital Foundation, at (602) 546-2650.
Racing for Recovery offers support
A Racing for Recovery support group meets 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesdays at Spinergy Cycling Studio, 12020 S. Warner-Elliot Loop, Suite 111.
Racing for Recovery offers support to anyone who has been affected by addiction – addict, family member or friend – and promotes health and fitness as a component of recovery.
For information, call Clay at (480) 252-9903, e-mail email@example.com or visit www.racingforrecovery.com.
24-hour help hotline
The bilingual Helpline services are free of charge and are available 24 hours a day, everyday, including holidays by calling (602) 263-8856.
Specialists respond to calls from individuals seeking information or referrals to health care programs; emergency food, housing and clothing resources; drug or alcohol treatment programs; adult/child protective services; and marital and family counseling. All calls are confidential.
More information is available online at www.cir.org.
Massage Envy hosting 'Massage for the Cure' event
Massage Envy will host its sixth annual fundraiser event, Massage for the Cure, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 14. The event offers one-hour therapeutic massages for $49 to raise funds for Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Of that, $15 from each massage will be donated to the Phoenix and Southern Arizona Affiliates of Susan G. Komen for the Cure to be used for breast cancer education, screening and treatment programs.
The event is open to the public and appointments are recommended. Reservations for appointments will be accepted by phone or in person beginning Aug. 14. You do not have to be a Massage Envy member to make an appointment. Walk-ins are welcome.
The nearest location is at 3820 E. Ray Road, Suite 16.
For more information, visit MassageEnvy.com.
La Leche League meets 1st Thursdays
Join like mothers from around the Valley at La Leche League, an international, nonprofit, nonsectarian organization dedicated to providing education, information, support and encouragement to women who want to breastfeed. All women, especially pregnant and nursing mothers, are welcome to attend the meetings from 11 a.m. to noon on the first Thursday of each month at The Center for True Harmony Wellness and Medicine, 2152 S. Vineyard, Suite 138, Mesa.
Children are always welcome. Space is limited, and RSVPs are requested to (480) 539-6646.
Group offers support for depression, anxiety
Sun Lakes resident Deb Ralston has formed a new Peer Support Group offering support for men and women experiencing symptoms of stress, depression and anxiety. The group meets from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Mondays (except first Mondays) in the Phoenix Room at the Cottonwood Clubhouse in Sun Lakes. Meetings are earmarked by confidentiality and respect for the participants' integrity and privacy.
Ralston has worked as the clinical director of a shelter for abused children and is presently coordinator of volunteers with Neighbors Who Care, a nonprofit agency that assists the home-bound elderly. She offers her guidance to the Monday support group at no cost.
For further information, call Ralston at (480) 334-8671 or Allan at (480) 895-8671.


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New moves to reduce subsidies for fitting solar panels on homes are jeopardising Britain's hopes of hitting renewable energy targets and threatening thousands of jobs, David Cameron was warned last night.
Some 400 senior figures in the solar energy industry said demand for panels has collapsed since the Government started slashing financial incentives for families that want to go green.
In a joint letter to the Prime Minister, seen by The Independent, they protested that the sector faced a bleak future without dramatic action to demonstrate his support for solar energy. They said that more than 6,000 people working in solar energy had lost their jobs since last summer – and 43 per cent of companies in the sector are planning redundancies.
Ministers provoked fury last year when they more than halved the subsidy for the feed-in tariff for households which feed excess electricity from their solar panels into the national grid.
Critics said the move would deter people from buying panels, which cost an average of £12,000, because it would double the time it took them to recoup their initial investment.
The Department for Energy and Climate Change (Decc) is now consulting on a further cut in feed-in tariffs to come into effect in July. It argues that the scheme still amounts to a generous subsidy for prosperous people who can afford panels, funded by less well-off consumers. But the solar energy firms told Mr Cameron, who promised to lead the "greenest government ever", that demand for solar panels has halved in the past year because of the uncertainty over subsidies.
"The rate has nosedived to such an extent that it would now take another 160 years to deliver the amount of solar energy that the Government claims it wants to generate by 2020," they said.
Their letter called for an end to further cuts to tariffs "before the sun sets on the solar industry for good". They said: "It is more important than ever to persuade people that solar represents good value for money. A further sudden change to the tariff will simply increase the sense that the days of valuable returns are over."
The signatories added: "Our industry needs a chance to get back on its feet – 93 per cent of UK solar installation companies are now worried about their future."
A Decc spokeswoman said: "Solar does have a bright future in the UK. It is an exciting and popular new technology, but it would be totally irresponsible to continue subsidising the lucky few who are making eye-watering profits at the expense of the consumer who pays for this subsidy through their electricity bills."
She said that even at a tariff of 21p, rates of return are still higher than they were ever intended.
"This is why, in line with the falling costs of solar, we are proposing to gradually reduce the tariff levels so the rate of return remains stable. This will provide certainty for the industry going forward, help them to confidently market their products to customers."
Reza Shaybani, the chairman of the British Photovoltaic Association, said he agreed with the sentiments of the letter – but not the decision to lobby Mr Cameron in public. He said the industry was more likely to persuade ministers to change their minds by patient and courteous negotiation in private.
The letter comes two weeks after Mr Cameron told a conference in London of energy ministers from 23 countries that Britain would deliver on its renewable energy commitments. He said: "We urgently need a more diverse, cleaner mix of energy sources that give us energy security without causing irreparable damage to the planet."
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"Law & Order: Criminal Intent" went off the air nearly two years ago, but fans are in for a treat when star Kathryn Erbe makes another appearance on this season's "Law & Order: SVU."
Executive producer Warren Leight tells TV Line that Erbe's Alexandra Eames will be around to help out Fin Tutuola (Ice-T) when someone related to his past as a narcotics officer pops up and starts making trouble for him.
This is Erbe's second appearance on "SVU" this season. She was previously in the episode titled "Acceptable Loss," where her character was working on a joint New York City-Federal Homeland Security Task Force that took the "SVU" team off a sex trafficking case because it had terrorism ties.
There aren't many details about Eames' return in the May 8 episode, but Leight says the idea for the episode originated with Ice-T and that what happens is "so big, [Alexandra] is called in." The EP also teases that rapper 2 Chainz will be in the episode as someone from Fin's past — "There's a lot of bad blood from Fin's past involved in it."
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Human bones that were found Monday near an area homeless shelter have been identified.
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On April 29 after the recovery of human bones that were found near the Highland Mill Bridge in Griffin, investigators had been working with the Georgia State Crime Lab and the Coroner's Office to identify the remains.
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As so often, the faux speech bubbles on the cover of Private Eye caught the moment. It was February, the month the Queen marked 60 years on the throne.
The picture was a shot of the royal family singing hymns in Westminster Abbey. "Long Live the Queen!" shouts a voice from the back. "Well," mutters Prince Charles, "up to a point."
The Queen keeps breaking longevity records, like some unstoppable batsman. In a few weeks' time she will have been on the throne 61 years; in 2015 her reign is due to overtake Victoria's as Britain's longest; quietly last month, she and Prince Philip celebrated 65 years of marriage. The papers said this was their "blue sapphire anniversary". Who knew?
Her jubilee year has been a triumph. There were moments (the bitter-cold barge ride on Jubilee Sunday which nearly did for Philip; the palace rock concert two days later; the Olympic opening ceremony) when her expression was that of an elderly lady gingerly wading into an English sea, with her grandchildren calling: "It's warm once you're in, grandma!" But her decision to play along with the Olympic James Bond stunt did much to enhance her street-cred and added to the sense of national contentment with the monarchy. An Ipsos-Mori poll last month showed support for a monarchy at 79 per cent, a level not reached in 20 years, with the Queen herself on a record-equalling 90 per cent.
Meanwhile, though, poor old Charlie. Next November, he will be 65, the traditional retirement age. He has not even started the job for which he was predestined. He is the longest-serving work-experience lad of all, eternally doing the royal equivalent of manning the photocopier and making the tea.
Though the structure of the world's greatest soap opera has remained unchanged all this time, the plots have been remarkably varied, including one storyline (Charles' first marriage and matters arising) that no scriptwriter would have dared imagine. And now there is a new feminine angle: there are in effect three queens.
There is a historic resonance to this concept. When George VI died, there was a famous picture of three queens, veiled and dressed in black: his mother, Queen Mary; his widow, the Queen Mother; and his daughter, the new young Queen.
Now there are two queens-in-waiting (subject to contract). Given that the present Queen is 86, Britain could have King Charles and Queen Camilla at any moment. The official line, reiterated in a discreet corner of the Prince of Wales's website, is still that Camilla will not become queen but take the clunky title "HRH The Princess Consort". This is in deference to her shadowy past as Charles' mistress.
Camilla remains curiously little-known. That same poll showed that only 2 per cent picked her out as one of their "two or three" favourite royals, putting her level with Prince Andrew and just ahead of Edward. That isn't the same as being actively disliked, though. She has just come creditably through a tour of that most unruly dominion, Australia; and there is a growing sense that she is a good sort. My hunch is that the idea of her just consorting will not survive the outpouring of grief that will greet the current Queen's death: the British will want a Queen and the final decision will be guided not by protocol and precedent, but by polling when the moment comes.
For now, she remains overshadowed by the more certain queen-to-be – Kate, Duchess of Cambridge. On the evidence so far, Kate seems to be an exceptionally well-chosen addition to the cast: much of the charm and empathy associated with Diana, the mother-in-law she never met, with the massive plus of actually loving her husband. She also comes into a business much more conscious of the need to protect and nurture the talent. However, her role in the celebrity mags and tabloids is scheduled to change.
The news that Will and Kate have indeed performed the most private but most crucial bit of royal business means that next summer they are due to deliver an heir to the heir to the heir.
Under the newly agreed rules, their firstborn will not be superseded as third in line to the throne, even if female. Thus there may be yet another queen in waiting. And, whatever the gender, the direct line of Windsor accession will stretch towards a distant future in which everything else will have changed.
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First, expect a really short article, i've just bought this new Humble Bundle that has some titles that i was waiting for, from one great software house Introversion.
In case you have spent your last year away from a computer or from the net, i'll repeat the Humble Bundle project slogan:
"Pay what you want. Support charity. Get awesome games. "
So let's take a quick look at this new offer that will be available for the next 14 days and that includes : Uplink, Darwinia, Multiwinia, DEFCON and if you pay more than the average of $3.63 (in this moment) you'll get also Aquaria and Crayon Physics Deluxe!
In Uplink, players take on the role of a hacker for-hire, breaking into computer systems and nabbing valuable, secret information. The hacking gameplay in Uplink is textbook cyberpunk, with cracking software, credits, and nasty megacorporations. It's like a puzzle-adventure, with all the action taking place between bits and bytes in cyberspace.
The award-winning Darwinia combines sweet bits of arcade action with engaging strategic gameplay. In environments reminiscent of Tron and Lawnmower Man, players must deploy and control combat programs to fight off a malicious virus corrupting the Darwinia network. Darwinia won the Seumas McNally Grand Prize, Technical Excellence, and Innovation in Visual Art awards at the 2006 Independent Games Festival and is a must-play, retro visual experience.
Multiwinia: Survival of the Flattest spins the core gameplay of Darwinia into six competitive multiplayer game modes for one-to-four players. The objectives for each mode vary, from the familiar capture the flag-style game mode, to the task-based "Rocket Riot" mode, which has players competing to be the first to leave the planet.
Inspired by the classic geek film WarGames, DEFCON emulates the experience of Cold War-era, global thermonuclear war on a "big board" map of the world. Up to six players compete as generals of various nations, with the basic goal of eliminating as much of the enemy's population as possible while minimizing their own losses. As the DEFCON counter goes from 5 to 1, players can take progressively more aggressive actions against their neighbors, ending with cataclysmic nuclear launches.
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Crayon Physics Deluxe is a physics-based puzzle game that won the Seumas McNally Grand Prize at the 2008 Independent Games Festival. In Crayon Physics Deluxe, your doodles and drawings transform into objects you can use to push, pull, slide, shield, and catapult the ball towards the goal in more than 70 distinct levels.
The action-adventure game Aquaria won the Seumas McNally Grand Prize at the 2007 Independent Games Festival with beautiful art, seamless exploration, and a clever, mouse-gesture magic system. Players traverse a massive underwater world with 175 unique creatures and discover ancient secrets that reveal the truth about the protagonist, Naija.
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This is pretty much done except for some holes for....you guessed it-Ultegra Di-2. This will be my first installation of electric shifting on a bike so I'm in for some interesting times ahead.
There's no fittings for racks or fenders....this is pretty much a shredder.I'm sure it will be fun to have all that stopping power and no gear cables to foul up. I could have used a bike like this in Kentucky last week.....
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Greivis Vasquez scored 25 points and Ryan Anderson added 23 to lead the New Orleans Hornets to a 112-92 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday night.
Anthony Davis had 17 points and 10 rebounds, Brian Roberts scored 15 and Eric Gordon 14 for the Hornets, who snapped a two-game losing streak, including a blowout loss to Miami on Friday. Davis' double-double was his 17th, tops among NBA rookies.
Kryie Irving returned from a shoulder injury and led the Cavaliers with 31 points and six assists. Cleveland, which lost its eighth straight, was 1-7 in Irving's absence. Tristan Thompson, Wayne Ellington and Mareese Speights each scored 12 points for the Cavaliers and Shaun Livingston had 11.
After trailing 49-48 at halftime, the Hornets pulled away by scoring a season-high 36 points in the third quarter to take an 84-73 lead. Vasquez, who had missed two of the previous three games with an ankle injury, scored 16 points in the quarter, making all six of his shots.
Irving appeared tentative in the first quarter, missing his only attempt and scoring two points on two free throws, although he had three assists.
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San Diego Law Enforcement Crack Down On Drivers Using Cell Phones
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Aired 2/21/12 on KPBS Midday Edition.
Lt. David Gilmore, San Diego County Sheriff's Dept., Traffic Coordinator
Brian Pennings, public affairs officer, California Highway Patrol
If you are in your car while you're listening to KPBS Midday, take a safe glance around at the drivers near you. Is anyone talking on a cellphone? Or texting a message? Chances are good that you'll see someone using a cellphone illegally as you drive around town today. Last week, the San Diego Sheriff's department teamed up with the CHP to conduct a Cellphone Crackdown. It's part of larger effort to address the dangerous issue of distracted driving.
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astrofan | February 23, 2012 at 9:12 a.m. ― 5 years, 1 month ago
Note that the officer did not answer Maureen's questions about how dangerous it is to use a cellphone. He responded with a statistic about ANY type of conversation. By this logic it should be illegal to talk to a passenger in a car if it's just as dangerous as talking on a cellphone.
As we know it's not about safety--it's about making money for the state and local government. Need more proof--get his response to using a phone at a stoplight--they can cite the driver. Yeah there's a real danger there.
tkterry | February 23, 2012 at 10:34 a.m. ― 5 years, 1 month ago
Perhaps the latest episode of GLEE will exemplify awareness for the very real consequences of cell phone distractions.


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A rejected SIM card means no cell signal, and therefore no network functionality. And there's nothing more frustrating than not being able to check your email or make a call on your BlackBerry. When replacing a SIM card or activating a new one, it's important to understand how they work and how to get in touch with your phone company in order to solve any problems that may arise.
SIM Cards Explained
SIM stands for "Subscriber Identity Module" and is your phone's "identity" on the cellular network. It can be swapped between other GSM-compatible phones for easier use with multiple phones. SIM cards must be compatible with the network they are trying to communicate with or the phone will not work. For example, a T-Mobile SIM can only communicate with T-Mobile's network. Similarly, phones can be locked to specific carriers, so a T-Mobile SIM will not work in a phone locked to AT&T. In addition, SIM cards can be remotely activated and deactivated by the cell phone company.
SIM Rejection
A SIM card is rejected when the phone refuses to work with it. This could be due to a number of factors. Either the SIM is not activated to use with the network or the phone is locked to a different network. When using a BlackBerry with a rejected SIM, the phone may return an "Invalid SIM" or similar message when it is inserted. Some of the phone's functions will still work, but it won't be able to make calls or connect to the cellular data network.
Dirty SIMs
If you're getting a SIM error message, the easiest solution may be to simply clean the metal contacts on the SIM card. It's usually located behind the battery once the back cover is removed. Flip up the SIM holder, pull out the SIM and carefully clean it. Use a clean cotton swab and a bit of alcohol. Once it's dry, re-insert it. A pencil eraser can also work to clean the debris off of the SIM contacts--just don't rub too hard or you may damage the card!
If the cleaning method doesn't work, there could be something wrong with your phone. Visit your phone company's local store where they'll have a better understanding of how to solve your particular problem. At best, your SIM will need replacing which is a quick fix. At worst, your phone may need replacing. Either way, a knowledgeable customer service representative can offer you the best and most cost-effective solution.
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This paper considers what light the associational forms that Gandhi created shed on the debate about civil society and the public sphere in political and social theory. As John Keane remarks, "reflexive, self-organizing non-governmental organizations that some call civil society can and do live by other names in other linguistic and cultural milieus". How does his "Indian" variant square with the practice and concept of civil society and public sphere as they have evolved in European history, thought and practice?
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Date Deposited: | 07 Aug 2003 13:55 |
Date: | 2003 |
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Subjects: | 900 Geography and history |
Controlled Keywords: | Indien, Politische Wissenschaft, Bürgerliche Gesellschaft, Politische Theorie |
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Tyler Blackburn has made a name for himself as bad boy Caleb Rivers on Pretty Little Liars, but did you know that he can sing, too? Because he can! Not only is Blackburn set to star in a new web series from the producers of The Vampire Diaries called Wendy, but also, he lends his vocal talents to the series' theme song. Wendy, which premieres on September 15, will update the classic tale of Peter Pan in fun ways for a modern audience; Blackburn will star as Pete, and Meaghan Martin of Camp Rock will take on the title role. When faced with a choice between the boy she loves and the boy of her dreams, who will Wendy pick? Tune in to find out! The show's theme song, "Save Me," is performed by indie rock band Golden State, and features Blackburn belting his pretty little heart out. Check out the smoldering hot video here: More


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In honor of Modest Mouse and Big Boi: A look at the Top 10 rap/rock collaborations of all time
In case you haven't heard yet, Modest Mouse is working with Big Boi on its next album. Seriously. Yeah, we're having a hard time even trying to imagine what that's going to sound like. The news, however, did get us thinking about the ten of the best and rap/rock collaborations. You know Aerosmith and Run D.M.C. are on the list -- that's a given -- but who else? Click through to find out.
10. Kid Cudi and MGMT and Ratatat - "Pursuit of Happiness"As far as collaborations are concerned, Kid Cudi has been open to working with whoever the hell he wants, regardless of genre. This Ratatat-produced track with MGMT is certainly a bit surprising, but it works so damn well, you don't even think about the fact it's a collaboration.
9. Boo-Ya Tribe and Faith No More - "Another Body Murdered"Putting Mike Patton together with Boo-Ya Tribe makes more sense than you'd think. If you think about it, Mike Patton could have probably just made this song by himself in the basement, but we're glad he decided to lend his ominous voice/screaming freakout to this one. We're pretty sure the dudes from Boo-Ya Tribe probably walked away a little terrified of him by the end of it.
8. Dead Prez and Static-X - "Hip Hop"How do you make Dead Prez's "Hip Hop" sound like Outkast's "B.O.B.?" Easy: Team them up with Static-X. Look, we're not going to pretend we give a fuck about Static-X and in the end, the screaming from them nearly ruins this song, but the breakneck BPM sounds fucking rad, so we'll let it slide. But, man, the goateed-hair-gelled douchbag screaming "hip hop" is really annoying.
7. Blakroc (Black Keys and Mos Def) - "On the Vista"This is kind of a weird idea, but at some points it actually works, including this track with Mos Def. It's not as blatant as some of the other examples on the list, but that's what makes it special -- it's a collaboration that doesn't draw attention to itself for being a collaboration.
6. Onyx and Biohazard - "Slam"This one's a classic, and even though Biohazard was kind of already rap/rock, this is a fucking awesome collaboration.
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Parks Announces New Faculty Hires, Promotions
During the last six months, Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology has successfully hired seven new faculty members within the college.
Of these new appointments three are department chairs (one promoted internally) and five are junior faculty positions. This is one of the biggest changes and expansions of Parks College in its 87-year history.
The new hires and promotions are:
Sridhar Condoor, Ph.D., chair of aerospace and mechanical engineering
Sridhar Condoor, Ph.D., has been at Parks College since August 1996. Most recently, he has served as interim chair of the department for the last year. He will assume the chair role permanently on July 1.
In addition to his academic roles with Parks College, he also serves as a KEEN fellow, a Coleman fellow and the editor of the Journal of Engineering Entrepreneurship. An expert in his field, Condoor teaches sustainability, product design and entrepreneurship. His research interests are in the areas of design theory and methodology, technology entrepreneurship and sustainability. He has been running $2.2 million three-year grant to develop entrepreneurial mindset funded from the Kern Family Foundation. Additionally, Condoor holds three patents in the wind energy and medical fields.
He has many awards and recognitions for his teaching and research. He has published several peer-reviewed publications, authored three books and served on many committees at Parks College. In addition to his new administrative role, Condoor will continue to develop programs in innovation and entrepreneurship.
Michelle Sabick, Ph.D., chair of biomedical engineering
Prior to joining the faculty at Parks, Sabick served as professor and chair of the department of mechanical and biomedical engineering at Boise State University in Boise. While in this role, she grew the faculty from eight to 14 faculty members and managed large growth in student enrollment. Additionally, Sabick enhanced undergraduate teaching by infusing classroom lectures with more interactive and hands-on learning activities.
She has worked on more than 20 funded research projects, published many journal articles and other scholarly publications and holds two patents. Additionally, she has made more than 70 conference presentations throughout her career. She has advised and directed more than 20 graduate students.
Ronaldo Luna, Ph.D., chair of civil engineering
Before his appointment at Parks, Luna served as professor and assistant chair of civil engineering at the Missouri University of Science in Technology in Rolla, Mo. Luna served at Missouri S&T since 1999. Also, he held an assistant professor position at Tulane University in New Orleans, La. Luna is a registered professional engineer in three states, Missouri, Washington and California.
He has published more than 120 publications in a wide variety of research areas including: geotechnical instrumentation, foundations, soil liquefaction and applications of geographic information systems, among others. During his career, Luna has worked on more than $6.5 million dollars of funded research projects. His accomplishments have been carried out in close collaboration with his graduate students, and he has graduated six Ph.D. and 23 M.S. students. He is also a Fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
Natasha Case, Ph.D., assistant professor in biomedical engineering
Natasha Case currently serves as a research scholar in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery in the Duke University School of Medicine, but will join Parks for the start of the fall semester. Her research interests are in musculoskeletal tissue engineering and biomechanics. Case earned a Ph.D. in bioengineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a B.S. in biomedical engineering from Duke University. Following completion of her Ph.D., she conducted post-doctoral research in the Department of Medicine at the University of North Carolina.
Her research experiences have focused on articular cartilage and bone and have shared a common interest in understanding how cells from musculoskeletal tissues are influenced by mechanical loading of the skeleton.
Yan Gai, Ph.D., assistant professor in biomedical engineering
Gai began conducting auditory research as a graduate engineering student at Syracuse University. Upon completing her doctorate in 2007, she joined the computational-neuroscience lab at New York University, where she also performed neurophysiology in a lab and developed her favorite virtual-sound dynamic-clamp approach. Later, she went to University of Wisconsin-Madison for her second post-doctoral study.
She has since conducted various behavioral and computational projects related to the mammalian auditory pathways for sound localization. Gai is in the process of building a systems-neuroscience lab to study the function of sensory systems.
Srikanth Gururajan, Ph.D., assistant professor in aerospace and mechanical engineering
Gururajan received his Ph.D. in aerospace engineering and M.S. in mechanical engineering from West Virginia University in Morgantown, W.Va. Gururajan's prior research has been in the fields of fault tolerant flight control, experimental flight testing using small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and UAV-based remote sensing applications in precision agriculture, pest management and emissions measurement and characterization.
Prior to joining the aerospace and mechanical engineering department at Parks College, Gururajan managed the UAV flight testing program and oversaw the design and construction of the UAV platforms, the design of experiments, as well as the flight test implementation and identification of aircraft parameters from flight data at WVU. He also currently serves as an associate editor of the Aerospace Science and Technology Journal, the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Journal and the International Journal of Unmanned Systems Engineering.
Andrew Hall, Ph.D., assistant professor in biomedical engineering
Most recently, Hall has served as the director of research collaborations at Siemens Solutions USA, Inc. With a Ph.D. from Washington University in St. Louis and more than 30 years of professional engineering experience, Hall's areas of research include interventional cardiology, cardiac electrophysiology, interventional radiology, interventional neuro-radiology and surgery. His team's work has resulted in more than 100 publications and abstracts in angiography, C-arm CT, perfusion imaging, image registration and image-guided interventions.
Jalil Kianfar, Ph.D., assistant professor in civil engineering
Kianfar joined Parks in January 2014. He received his Ph.D. in civil engineering from the University of Missouri and his M.S. and B.S. in civil engineering from Azad University in Iran. Prior to joining Parks, Kianfar was a transportation analyst with CBB transportation engineers in St. Louis, where he developed travel demand and traffic simulation models for Missouri and Illinois departments of transportation.
Kianfar brings 10 years of research and industry experience to the classroom and his goal is to prepare the Parks graduates for designing and managing a transportation system that can safely accommodate the needs of pedestrians, bicycles, public transportation users, personal and commercial vehicles.