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Songs By Don Dodd 1
Don Dodd started writing songs to celebrate his love for his late wife. The song he wrote was Rainbows, which is on Volume 1. One of the photographs on the cover of the CD case is of Don and his beloved Eleanor. The tone of the song Rainbows is full of hope and happy memories. The song recounts how Don turned his feeling of loss into remembrances of good times and hopefulness. Don sees his wife in a misty rainbow, in the evening sunset, and when day turns into fantasy. The other songs are also love ballads expressing the myriad of feelings between lust and love. One of the cheekier songs is Give Me A Break. Listen to it and you will see why it is cheeky. The listener is left to her own conclusion as to whether the singer is referring to his lover or to his wife or to a lover who is also his wife. Another cheeky song is Just Call 911. It is cheeky for a different reason than Give Me A Break. For those who live outside the United States, 911 is the phone number that anyone in the U.S. can dial from any phone, without charge, to be connected to emergency services. The singer, cheekily, sings about calling 911 because she feels that missing her loved one is an emergency. Maker of Dreams is lyrical with an upbeat tempo. It is a very easy song to listen to. It refers to the Maker Of Dreams being a Lord of the Night, which is a lot more pleasant than the Sandman. I Live The Fantasy speaks of just being. No second-guessing, no attempt to determine motivations; just being.


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Have Go Pro Gone the Way of Apple Products?
Just like with the Apple iPhone 4 to 4s and 5 to 5s, Go Pro have today announced an incremental upgrade to the already popular Go Pro HD Hero 3 Black and Silver editions.
I was expecting an announcement of a new Go Pro but I genuinely though it would be the Go Pro HD Hero 4 and not an "s" version…or + in this case : (
So, what have Go Pro done to the Hero 3 to make me want to part with my hard earned?
The first thing that I noticed, and one that is a "bitter sweet" upgrade, is the fact that they have once again made the camera smaller. Now this will appeal to a lot of people but for those like me who have invested in various accessories, this could be a real pain!
Is the case is smaller meaning you will need to buy another skeleton case and possibly a new "frame"? Will the new batteries fit the older models? Will the older LCD screen and Battery BacPac fit the new model?
Check out my full rundown of this camera below and find out if I myself will be buying one as I do love the Go Pro family!

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As observant residents will have noticed — Chelford Road did not close yesterday as planned!
The latest update from Cheshire East Highways is that this is due to "plant" issues — and the work will now commence on Monday 21st for 5 days.
More news from Henbury
In recent weeks we have experienced high periods of demand on the 101 service which means that people have been waiting longer than normal during peak times.This is a national issue that many other forces are also experiencing but we are pleased to report that the picture has improved in Cheshire.There were a number of reasons behind the increase in demand including the unexpected and...
Good news from United UtilitiesThe work we have been doing to conserve water supplies and abstract water from other sources combined with the help from customers in reducing their own usage as well as the recent rainfall and slightly cooler temperatures means we are now in a position to call off the hosepipe ban planned for this weekend.This decision has been taken in the context of the...
Planning Applications for sites either side of Chelford Road:17/4034M17/4277M18/0294MFollowing the abrupt postponement of decisions on the above planning applications back in March, Cheshire East Council have now re-opened all three applications for further comments. The applications propose a total of 232, 135 and 31 homes respectively.This follows pressure from Henbury Parish...
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Spiritual Housekeeping by Kimberley Daniels
Tags: Paperback, Holiness And The Deeper Life, Book, Christian Teaching
Normal Dispatch Time: 1-5 days
Cross Rhythms Product Code: 109586
Product Format: Book
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 240
Publisher: Charisma House
Cat. Code: 9781616382384
Release Date: 31 Oct 2011
Do lifes challenges seem to throw you off balance?
How do we avoid those things that hinder our spiritual walk?
How do we run our businesses, educate our children, and live a life that pleases God?
In Spiritual Housekeeping, Kimberly Daniels answers these questions.
She outlines the keys to developing spiritual strength to avoid compromise and tolerance.
You will discover how to develope endurance against opposition and compromise, and how to discern the difference between what is holy and what is not.
Learn how to become a gatekeeper to your home and to pay attention to Gods instructions for how to deal with spiritual traffic in and out of your home.
This book highlights the importance of understanding and obeying Gods commandments so that you can perform the duties of your calling as a believer and follower of Christ. You will grow in your understanding of the utter dependence upon the Holy Spirit that is needed in dealing with the devils unexpected attacks and difficult situations.
The principles in this book will give you the balance to live in the world while pleasing God.


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Surrounded by beautiful mountains, clear lakes and rivers, and spectacular views, outdoor activities abound in the Roaring Fork Valley and beyond. Many sports are seasonal, although some are not, and many residents enjoy the outdoors year-round. With the variety of outdoor recreation available, there's no shortage of things to get out and do.
Winter Sports
Colorado is known for its world-class skiing and snowboarding. With some of the best runs, people from all over the world come to Colorado, and the Roaring Fork Valley, to enjoy the mountains and snow. In the area, there are five main mountains where skiers and snowboarders go to take some turns.
Aspen Mountain
Also called Ajax by the locals, Aspen Mountain looms large over the city of Aspen, and is the most visible mountain from the city, and also the most accessible. What began as a silver mining camp evolved into a recreational ski area in 1946 when the first chair lift was built. Now, the gondola transports passengers six at a time to the top of the mountain, where advanced-level skiers and riders can experience phenomenal trails, moguls, and runs throughout the 675 acres of terrain.
Aspen Highlands Ski Area
Famous for its Highlands Bowl, Aspen Highlands is a local's favorite. Comprised of a primary ridge off of which most runs start, Highlands offers some of the most challenging and intense terrain anywhere in the state, much of which is advanced level and experts only. In addition to skiing and snowboarding, Cloud Nine Bistro, at the top of the Cloud Nine lift, has some of the best top of mountain dining of the Aspen ski areas, and incredible uninterrupted views of the Maroon Bells.
Buttermilk Ski Area
Host for the Winter X Games for 13 years running, Buttermilk is where many locals first learn to ski or snowboard from the skilled instructors at the Ski/Snowboard Schools of Aspen/Snowmass or Aspen Valley Ski and Snowboard Club, who have been teaching generations of kids and adults to safely and skillfully ski and ride the mountains. Buttermilk has a range of trails, from easy to intermediate, as well as easy access for RFTA bus riders. With its children's center, The Hideout, at the base area, Buttermilk is a favorite for families of varying ages and abilities.
Snowmass Mountain
Lifts at Snowmass launch from just off the Mall in Snowmass Village, and take you into 3,362 acres of skiable/ridable terrain–the largest of the four Aspen-area mountains, and the most vertical feet of skiing anywhere in the U.S. With 94 trails comprising 150 miles of trails, Snowmass caters to a wide range of abilities and styles. From easy green runs for ski and snowboard schoolers to expert-level terrain for pros looking for a challenge, Snowmass delivers. Visitors like Snowmass for all its ski-in/ski-out lodging options, and locals enjoy it because of its proximity to the Town of Snowmass Village.
Sunlight Ski Resort
Located in Glenwood Springs, Sunlight is one of Colorado's best independent ski resorts. Sunlight is home to Ute, one of the longest ski runs in the country, where beginners can take wide turns on 2 miles of trail from summit to base. All the trails converge at the same base lodge, so families and groups can always keep track of each other. Locals love it because it's half the cost of the Aspen-area mountains; visitors love it because of the variety of runs and its accessibility to Glenwood Springs and 1-70. Spend the day skiing or riding at Sunlight; spend the evening relaxing in the Hot Springs pool.
Nordic (cross-country) skiing
In addition to mountain-specific nordic ski routes, there are plenty of other nordic skiing trails in the Roaring Fork Valley, many of which are free. For information on non-mountain nordic skiing in the Aspen – Basalt areas, including trails, difficulty levels, and dog-friendliness, visit http://www.aspennordic.com.
Spring Gulch
Spring Gulch, located above Carbondale, is a popular locals cross-country skiing location operated by the Mount Sopris Nordic Council, a non-profit organization. Thanks to dedicated volunteers who help groom and maintain the 13+ miles of trails, as well as financial donations from members, Spring Gulch is free to use. Bring a sack lunch, as there are no nearby eateries. Dogs are not permitted at Spring Gulch.
Ice-skating & Hockey
From Aspen to Rifle, there are many places to ice-skate or play hockey. Aspen has two indoor arenas: the Aspen Ice Garden and the Lewis Ice Rink at the Aspen Recreation Center (ARC). Carbondale has a seasonal outdoor rink that, during the summer, is the grounds for the local rodeo (located off the Catherine Store Road). Glenwood Springs has an ice rink located at the Community Center, on Wulfshon Road, near the Glenwood Meadows Mall.
Summer Sports
There are hiking trails and camping spots throughout the Roaring Fork Valley. Some popular spots include hiking and camping at the Maroon Bells in Aspen; camping around Ruedi Reservoir near Basalt; hiking and mountain biking on Red Hill, also known as Mushroom Rock, in Carbondale; hiking, horseback riding, and camping at Avalanche Creek located between Carbondale and Redstone; Hanging Lake, located east of Glenwood Springs, whose picturesque waterfall overlooks a clear lake with view straight to the bottom; and hiking and camping in Harvey Gap State Park and the scenic Rifle Falls State Park.
Learn more about hiking and camping in the Roaring Fork Valley. Additional resources include:
With three world-class rivers as well as the legendary Colorado River flowing through the Roaring Fork Valley, there are plenty of places to raft, kayak, paddleboard, and enjoy a variety of white water sports. From Aspen to Glenwood Springs, there are several rafting companies that provide guided raft adventures on the Roaring Fork River and the Colorado River. Individuals also enjoy rafting and kayaking on personal watercraft. Check local business listings for information about rafting outfitters.
The Roaring Fork Valley is a popular area for fly fishing, and with two Gold Medal rivers in the area, local anglers keep their hot spots secret. The Roaring Fork is one of Colorado's premier trout fisheries; the Colorado, because of its strong current, has some of the strongest fighting fish; and the Frying Pan, renowned for its prolific insect hatches, has some of the most diverse fish populations in the area. Local companies offer fly fishing expeditions that take patrons down the Frying Pan, Crystal, Roaring Fork, and Colorado Rivers. The entire Roaring Fork Watershed is about the size of the state of Rhode Island. Learn more in our Roaring Fork Valley Fly Fishing Guide.
Whether its big game, small game, turkey or water fowl, the Roaring Fork Valley has something for every hunting enthusiast. Local hot spots include White River National Forest and the Grand Mesa. All hunters are required to have a hunting license, safety card, and education course. For more information about hunting in and around the Roaring Fork Valley, visit Colorado Parks & Wildlife.


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Stephen Colbert's Advice to Young Girls Is Good Advice for Anyone
He also gives his definition of love.
Every month, Rookie asks a (celebrity) guest to impart some wisdom as part of their video blog "Ask a Grown (Man or Woman)," and this week's interviewee was Stephen Colbert. Don't worry: He is not doling advice out to young women in his satirical arch-conservative persona, but more like the cool dad who can "connect" with the youngsters.
"I'm honored to be considered a grown man," he says before answering four questions ranging from how to deal with misogyny (talk about it) to how to get your dad to let you sleep over at a boy's house (he's very pro-dad in that one). His best answer, though, comes when Maria from Mexico City asks, "I would really like to know all the ways in which you can tell when a person likes you — girls, boys, grownups, everyone." He tells her that someone who likes you is a person who wants to hear your stories, cares how you feel, and wants make your day better. He adds, "One nice definition of love, I think, is one person's happiness is more important than your own." Watch below.


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Interview: FUN Creators On Their Unique Werewolf Game, Guise Of The Wolf
Welcome to the next eGamer interview where we had the opportunity to chat to indie developers FUN Creators, who are currently making a unique first person werewolf game titled Guise of the Wolf. More specifically, we spoke to game creator Jake Pawloski after the founder of FUN Creators, Fadi Hadi, patched us through. The game is near to release, and a second demo is releasing soon, so you won't have to wait long to give it a try. Through this exclusive interview, we hope to further your knowledge of the indie scene and game development, as well as introduce you to new developers and exciting indie games that are on the horizon. So without further delay, let's go in-depth with Guise of the Wolf.
Be sure to read the full interview down below. It's quite extensive and detailed!
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eGamer: Thank you, FUN Creators, for taking the time to do this interview with us. We appreciate it! To start off, can you tell us a little about yourselves and your studio? What previous projects have you worked on?
Jake: Thanks for the opportunity! Sure thing. We're a new indie studio with a couple of small teams, aiming primarily at digital distribution like most independent developers. Fadi Hadi is founder of FUN Creators and producer/partner. My name is Jake Pawloski, I'm a designer and director. I work with four other people on the current game title. We have a good time developing the games we ourselves would like to play and it's been a really enjoyable experience so far. I first joined FUN Creators several months ago when talking to Fadi about some cool project possibilities. He's an excellent partner with great vision and optimism. I myself starting doing play testing at companies like Gearbox Software and went on to develop casual games published on Big Fish Games. Then I was contacted by Tim Lang (previous EAGames art director) to lead the art on some new social network and iphone games.
eGamer: Tell us, what is your upcoming game, Guise of the Wolf, about?
Jake: Guise of the wolf is a first person adventure-horror about werewolves. More specifically about an alchemist named Dominik who is summoned to a castle to stop a werewolf. Dominik suffers from a bite wound on his arm, causing him to become cursed. Throughout his journey, Dominik must learn to control his wolf form in his search for a cure and to kill the original werewolf that bit him.
eGamer: This is my staple interview question, as I love ripping the bandage off quickly. Tell us, what is the biggest reason to play Guise of the Wolf?
Jake: Ha ha ha. Well, there aren't many first person werewolf games that I know of. I know that there are adventure games with the subject, but one of the reasons I wanted to make a first person werewolf themed game is because I was having trouble finding a 3D real-time werewolf themed game. Really got me interested in making one.
eGamer: I love the concept of this game. It's really unique. Our team shared some smiles over the "First Person Wolfer" comments from fans. Tell us, how did this project come to life? How did you conceptualize it?
Jake: Thanks! The comments have been most entertaining. Maybe it'll be a term from now on, he he he! I've always been a pretty big fan of werewolves. I wanted to see more games with the theme, so I started drawing up some concepts. I wanted to use the moonlight as a temporary source and to justify the form wearing off before the night ends, so I came up with the main character being an alchemist who has suppressed the curse in a sense. I pitched the title to FUN Creators, and Fadi was on board with me right away, our partnership began on this title and we hope to make it a really good game for the fans. It's similar to Amnesia in the haunting and gameplay sense, but allows you to transition between the wolf abilities and the human abilities to overcome obstacles and puzzles.
eGamer: Following on from that, what were your sources of inspiration for Guise of the Wolf?
Jake: I'm a fan of classic horror films like An American Werewolf in London and Dracula. My cousin and I spent a lot of time talking about werewolves when we were kids. I'm a huge Legacy of Kain fan too. In the game Blood Omen, there are bat, wolf, human, and mist forms. So those are fun for getting inspired.
eGamer: Can you give us an overview of the gameplay?
Jake: Sure! Players assume the role of the alchemist, and must gather letters, books, and information from items and characters to unearth the story while unlocking new paths in the castle. The player must gather ingredients to mix valuable potions to aid in their progress. The first of these potions supresses the wolf curse, allowing them to use it (rather than 'blacking out' and waking up the next day with blood on their mouth and ripped clothing, lol). With the wolf form, players must access numerous areas that are an imediment to the human form, and vise versa. Players can mix a certain number of special potions to gain certain effects. Players can find a secret in every main castle location. The player can read back story, and mythology within book pages, and make conversation choices. On top of obtaining a map, the player can access journal updates in the form of story details and goals.
As the wolf, players can jump further, run faster, tackle enemies, break barriers and feed. As the wolf, players are vulnerable to numerous guards, fire and traps. As the human, players can collect items, ingredients, talk to characters, mix potions and solve puzzles. As the human, players are vulnerable to wolf traps, the predecessor wolf, and fall damage. Players must navigate with a curse which causes sudden hallucinations in darker places such as dungeons, woods or catacombs which tend to startle or frighten. Players must elude the predecessor wolf by running and hiding when they see it. Some other key features include autosaving, 360 controller compatibility with vibration function. Game will feature multiple languages including English, Slovak, Russian, Spanish, and Italian, it is also planned to have German and French.
eGamer: Of course, being a werewolf is the highlight of the game. But what can you tell us about the differences in gameplay between your human and werewolf forms? What changes?
Jake: Well, the wolf can do certain things that the human cannot, and vise versa. For example, when you are the human, you can collect items, ingredients and clues. You can unlock certain doors and pull switches, you also hide from the other werewolf on a few occasions which you encounter it. The wolf form allows you to leap across gaps which are too far for the human to jump. The wolf can also break certain barriers such as fences, gates and cracked stone walls. After the wolf absorbs moonlight, the aura depletes as you are away from the moonlight, but sometimes if the thing which needs to be broken or crossed by the wolf is too far from the moonlight, then the wolf will need to kill someone on the way, because killing guards or villagers prolongs your wolf stamina.
eGamer: I'm very intrigued by the werewolf gameplay. Will you transform at set parts in the game – is it scripted? Or will the moonlight be dynamic, and your transformations vary while you play? Will there be day and night cycles?
Jake: Anywhere that is hit by strong blue-ish moonlight is an area which can be used to transform. The player is in pretty strong control of when they transform, although sometimes it's also necessary to avoid the moonlight, because in certain situations there are guards needing persuasion in order to get to something, metal traps which the wolf is vulnerable to, or wooden floors which are too weak to support the heavy wolf, etc. In these moments, it can get tricky in some areas not to absorb too much. The game's story takes place during a single night, so it's always night time. The always night setting helps to sustain the mood of the game and allows players to keep using moonlight throughout.
eGamer: What would you say are the best parts about being a werewolf in the game? What cool gameplay features open up to players?
Jake: Well, I'd say some of the cool parts of being the wolf in this game are getting to unreachable areas, often which are secret areas. This can be pretty rewarding, especially as you become good at quickly killing a guard and darting down halls at a faster speed. It's just the slight platforming of it which allows players a unique 'monster' feeling in the first person which is the cool part, just being able to know that you have this power that is also a curse.
eGamer: Your features list reveals that you'll be able to create potions from ingredients you find. Can you tell us more about this? How will it work in the game? What are some of the benefits of using potions?
Jake: Well, as an alchemist, Dominik is specifically summoned to the castle to contian or control the original wolf somehow using potions. This plays a pretty important part in how and why Dominik is able to control his own form to a certian extent and why he is potion mixing throughout the game. There are many ingredients to gather, and there is the ultimate goal for the 'elixir' to cure the curse and another to stop the predecessor wolf. There are also several other potions which have different effects. Some of the effects for potions include:
-Controlling wolf form (first potion)
-Sustaining wolf form longer (temporary and useful)
-Repelling the original wolf away while you are vulnerable
-Charm (for castle inhabitant persuasion)
-The elixir (the cure)
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Potions are kept in small vials which the player can collect.
eGamer: Can you tell us anything about the puzzle solving and RPG elements in the game?
Jake: I would say the puzzle solving is kind of similar to RealMyst, using similar 'pointer' interaction and often involve switches, books, cards or mechanisms to proceed. We are aiming to bring some interesting and challenging puzzles into the game. Some elements are being said by fans to be a little reminiscent of Fable, Morrowind or Arx Fatalis. Although there are no player stats, and is not RPG length (it's a point and click adventure), if we're talking in terms of elements as you said, then things like potion mixing, inventory, medieval setting, open exploration, story orientation and dialogue choices are likely some of the RPG-like elements.
eGamer: How big is the castle in the game? Will you be free to explore wherever you please?
Jake: It's quite a large castle. It's actually based on a real castle in Slovakia where the game takes place during the 17th century. The castle name has been changed from Lietava to Lietovisko due to it's difference from the real castle, although some gamers have already taken notice to subtle things in the castle such as Slovak and Hungarian artifacts. The castle is fully explorable, with environments ranging from towers to dungeons, foggy woods outside to courtyards and bedrooms, to library and kitchen, etc. There is an obtainable map for easy navigation as well. Not all of the castle will be readily open for exploration at first, and so paths must be accessed or unlocked as you go, but you can return to any area pretty much anytime.
eGamer: You've said that in the game you'll need to "survive being hunted in the darkest of places". Can you elaborate on that? What is hunting you in the game?
Jake: In the game you are hunted by the werewolf which bit you. This werewolf is the reason you were summoned to the castle. Since you cannot kill it until you devise a certian potion, you must always avoid direct encounter. If you see it, hide or run. When you are a werewolf yourself, it never crosses your path (well, not during most the game anyway), because it could be walking into its own demise from an encounter with its offspring. I don't want to give anything away though. You are also in danger of being hunted by guards if you are in wolf form. Other dangers include traps set throughout the castle. Another thing which is particularly startling are the hallucinations which occur while Dominik is his human self. This is a symptom of the wolf bite, and causes many nightmaric visions to appear in the castle.
eGamer: What can you tell us about the story?
Jake: It's one about desparation, deception and power. It has some cool back story too. There are books such as the Alchemist's Herbarium and the Devil's Bestiary, which includes pages on the different kinds of werewolves that players can look into (something I think werewolf fans might appreciate). Dominik's form term is Lupus Mortalis (also known as Lupine form), but there are also Lycan and names for oddities which I won't go into. I want to give the sensation that even though it's quite simple, there's some backbone there. Primarily Dominik is summoned to stop the beast, finds out about his curse, sets out to stop the curse and ultimately destroy the wolf which bit him, the plot thickens as he begins to unearth his true purpose in the castle, and is ultimately led to make a difficult choice.
eGamer: You've said that the game will have multiple endings. I suspect you're keeping this under wraps, so this is a shot in the dark here. Are there choices you make throughout the game that influence this? What determines how the game will play out?
Jake: The final decision is left up to the player, and the other choices in the game are independent of this final choice, so that they can successfully see the other outcome later if they wish without having to do everything right to get to it. Although earlier decisions may lead to items and/or secrets. The dialogue often offers two choices, and the player can only choose one. This has a mild affect on the unearthing of certain character behavior, information and items.
eGamer: How long will Guise of the Wolf be?
Jake: I'd say between 5 and 7 hours, about the length of Soul Reaver 2. It's not a huge diverse game, and the story and atmosphere are the focus.
eGamer: What are you most proud of with Guise of the Wolf? What are you most excited for gamers to experience?
Jake: Well, I guess the experience itself, but I hope most that they enjoy the story and characters as they play, because it's mostly about story immersion.
eGamer: The game is listed for release in Q1 of 2013. Do you know when you'll have more information for us? Also, how much will the game cost when it's released?
Jake: All I can say is that we'll definitely keep everyone posted on the latest details as we go. It's hard to say how much, because this depends on where and when you obtain the game, but I'd estimate between 9,99 and 14,99. Though portals like Steam and others can have frequent discounts.
eGamer: What are your hopes for the future of FUN Creators? What comes after Guise of the Wolf?
Jake: Well, all I know is that we're planning to release a few other games in the near future that are either throw backs to some of our favorites, while offering a pretty unique experience. We'll see where it takes us. I'm sure it's going to be a lot of FUN.
eGamer: Do you think Guise of the Wolf is still a better love story than Twilight? Alternatively, do you feel like it will repair some of the damage done to Werewolves' image and reputation as of late?
Jake: Lol. It's true there has been some 'teen hunk' quality to the gothic horror scene lately. Even in casual games with murder mysteries involving werewolf and vampire romance following the release of Twilight. However, Guise of the Wolf is not technically a love story. It has some mild affection in a few parts, but doesn't focus on love. Also, in the Twilight Series, the transformation is an instant 'poof' into a wolf. So the 'were' in 'werewolf' is used very loosely there. In Guise of the Wolf, the transformation is much closer to a painful bone cracking mutation into a monster. This monster has an even mix between human and wolf traits. Fortunately, this game does not fall into the romance or teen hunk categories and I certainly hope it helps shed off some of that other bad fur to restore some former werewolf glory– in a small way.
Well, I hope this helps sheds some moonlight on the game's mythos. It's been a pleasure talking to you, and we look forward to showing you all the latest content from Guise of the Wolf!
That wraps up our exclusive and extensive interview with FUN Creators regarding Guise of the Wolf. I hope you've enjoyed reading it! I'd definitely like to extend a huge thank-you to FUN Creators for taking the time to do such a great interview with us and show eagerness to tell us a lot about their game. And of course, we at eGamer love it when we successfully troll someone, and we had a good laugh over the developer's response to our final question. FUN Creators aren't the first developers to take the final, lighthearted joke question of our interviews seriously! They've become a staple, so watch out for them.
I'd like to wish FUN Creators all the best for the rest of development, and especially for the game's launch. I hope it turns out awesome. To those reading this, you know where to be when our full review surfaces. Guise of the Wolf is certainly unique, and I can't wait to give it a shot when it's out.
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In 2003, we took the further step of certifying our environmental policy to UNI EN ISO 14001.
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Show the love of Jesus by supporting women and their unborn children with Christ-like love and care.
Harvest partners with Caris Pregnancy Counseling and Resources on Rolling Meadows, Niles, and Chicago Cathedral Campuses, with CareNet Pregnancy Centers of DuPage at the Aurora Campus, and TLC Pregnancy Services at the Elgin Campus.
Caris is a nonprofit pregnancy counseling organization who has been meeting the needs of women during and after unplanned pregnancy throughout Chicago for 30 years. We offer professional counseling, Connection Groups and resources to any woman during and after an unexpected pregnancy, regardless of her decision.
Please fill out a volunteer application if you are interested in serving Caris.
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Over at The Next Web, Joel Falconer's overview of the WordPress economy touches on many topics we've talked about over the years here at Automattic. Amazing to see what happens when software, web, and people meet to create a movement.
Perhaps one of the things Mullenweg can be most proud of is that his platform and the economy that has developed around it sustains the livelihood of probably hundreds of families and thousands of people, drawing on a wide range of talent in a loyal, dedicated community. Between theme developers who sell their products on marketplaces like ThemeForest, companies that make WordPress products and employ support staff, product managers, developers, designers, lawyers, accountants and more, and Automattic itself, the reach is huge.
When open source loyalists say that their philosophy can change the world, you only need to look as far as WordPress to see that mantra in action.
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'Breaking Bad' Season 5 Episode 6 Preview Scene
Last week on "Breaking Bad," Skyler White (Anna Gunn) finally seemed to get the upper hand on her husband, Walter (Bryan Cranston).
Earlier this season, Skyler successfully faked a suicide attempt to help convince her sister, Marie Schrader (Betsy Brandt) and her husband, Hank (Dean Norris) to take in her children, Walt Jr. (R.J. Mitte) and Holly so that Skyler and Walt could "work out their issues."
While Walt seemed to win the initial mind game with his increasingly estranged wife, he appeared to be somewhat shaken when Skyler related how much he had changed… to the point where Walt causally told Skyler a story about Jesse (Aaron Paul) holding a gun against his head as if it was a teachable lesson for her. Thus, when Skyler offered to keep laundering his money in exchange for keeping the kids out of the house, Walt apparently accepted her terms.
Which isn't to say that Walt Jr. is okay with any of this or that Hank and Marie have any idea about what is really happening. But in this extended preview from Sunday's episode, Marie gets more truth out of Skyler than she has in months. And if Skyler breaks down completely, it would trigger some serious consequences for everyone involved…
Thus far, AMC hasn't revealed how the shocking end to the train heist will play out this week. But from the brief synopsis, Jesse won't be forgetting that anytime soon.
"Still upset over the many divisions of their profits, Walt tries to discuss payment terms with Mike. Meanwhile, occupational hazards start to weigh heavily on Jesse."
"Breaking Bad" continues its final season, Sunday night at 10pm on AMC!


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We are a group of parents residing in the state of California. We are deeply concerned about the indoctrination of Abrahamic religions and the negative descriptions of Hinduism in the History and Social Science textbooks of our state.
For decades, the California public school system has presented insufficient, inaccurate and misleading information about various religions to young Americans. These issues must be addressed urgently.


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O.C.G.A. § 33-1-16(a) definition of "fraudulent insurance act":
(f) . . . Any insurer, agent, or other person licensed under this title, or an employee thereof, having knowledge of or who believes that a fraudulent insurance act is being or has been committed shall send to the Commissioner a report or information pertinent to such knowledge or belief and such additional information relative thereto as the Commissioner or his employees or agents may require. . . .
O.C.G.A. § 33-1-16 (g) voluntary reporting:
(g) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (f) of this Code section, when an insurer or an insured knows or has reasonable grounds to believe that a person committed a fraudulent insurance act and which the insurer reasonably believes not to have been reported to a law enforcement agency in this state, then, for the purpose of notification and investigation, the insurer or an agent authorized by an insurer to act on its behalf or the insured may notify such law enforcement agency of such knowledge or reasonable belief and provide such information relevant to the fraudulent insurance act, including, but not limited to, insurance policy information, including the application for insurance; policy premium payment records; history of previous claims made by the insured; and other information relating to the investigation of the claim, including statements of any person, proofs of loss, and notice of loss...


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SOURCE: Atlantic Records
August 21, 2014 16:05 ET
New Collection Available at Foot Locker, Footaction and Eastbay Beginning August 22
New Collection Available at Foot Locker, Footaction and Eastbay Beginning August 22
NORTH ANDOVER, MA--(Marketwired - Aug 21, 2014) - Today, CONVERSE Inc. unveils the new Fall 2014 Wiz Khalifa sneaker collection featuring the new Converse Chuck Taylor All Star ILL. Available in two colors, the new silhouette is inspired by the artist's rebellious individuality and fashion-forward style. This marks Wiz Khalifa's second sneaker collaboration with Converse following the successful launch of the Fall 2013 collection.
Rapper Wiz Khalifa hails from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and went from breakthrough artist to feature film star in the short span of two years. Along the way there were revered mixtapes and the proliferation of Khalifa's record label Taylor Gang Records. Khalifa's use of the word "Taylor" hails from the high school that he attended, which is coincidentally where his long time affinity for Converse Chuck Taylor All Star sneakers began.
"I am very excited about continuing my relationship with Converse and releasing this new sneaker collection," says Wiz Khalifa. "We spent a lot of time designing each part of the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star ILL and the end result is exactly what I wanted."
The Converse Chuck Taylor All Star ILL by Wiz Khalifa incorporates several distinct accents including the Wiz Khalifa branded logo tab and eyelet, while staying true to the iconic Chuck Taylor All Star silhouette. The sneakers also feature a leather upper with an oversized Chuck Taylor logo on the medial side. Available in black and white, the black style features a translucent outsole with gold fleck detailing. The Converse Chuck Taylor All Star ILL collection by Wiz Khalifa will be available at Foot Locker, Footaction and Eastbay beginning August 22 for $70 USD.
About Converse
Converse Inc., based in N. Andover, Massachusetts, is a wholly owned subsidiary of NIKE, Inc. Established in 1908, the Converse brand has built a reputation as "America's Original Sports Company"™ and has been associated with a rich heritage of legendary shoes such as the Chuck Taylor® All Star® shoe, the Jack Purcell® shoe and the One Star® shoe. Today, Converse offers a diverse portfolio including lifestyle men's, women's and children's footwear, apparel and accessories. Converse product is sold globally by retailers in over 160 countries and through 87 company-owned retail locations in the U.S. For more information, visit media.converse.com.
About Wiz Khalifa
"BLACC HOLLYWOOD" is the follow-up to Wiz' Rostrum/ Atlantic Records sophomore album, "O.N.I.F.C." which was released December 2012, debuting at #2 on the Billboard "Top 200 Albums" chart and #1 on Billboard's "Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums" and "Top Rap Albums" charts, and #1 on iTunes' "Overall Albums" and "Top Hip-Hop/Rap Albums" charts. Wiz earned himself a nomination at the 56th Annual GRAMMY® Awards for his Platinum-certified single, "Remember You" in the "Best Rap/Sung Collaboration" category, adding to a career total of 5 nominations.
Wiz's first major label debut, "ROLLING PAPERS", which was released in March 2011, spawned the multi-platinum hits "Black and Yellow," and double- "Roll Up" and "No Sleep." Wiz earned himself two nominations at the 2011 Grammy Awards thanks to his breakout hit "Black and Yellow," in both the "Best Rap Song" and "Best Rap Performance" categories.
"BLACC HOLLYWOOD," Wiz' third full-length Rostrum/Atlantic Records album was released on Tuesday, August 19 and is available for order at, http://smarturl.it/blacchollywood.
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CHANDLER, Ariz. -- The Hamilton Huskies had to wait nearly a full year before they could give some payback to the Desert Vista Thunder who upset them in last year's Division 1 championship football game.
On Friday night, after a scoreless first quarter, Hamilton struck first with a short TD run by Kevin Walters.
The Huskies never gave up the lead as they improved to 5-2 with a 23-13 win over the now 5-2 Desert Vista Thunder.
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Berra ruled out of Germany clash
Scotland have been dealt a blow ahead of their UEFA Euro 2016 qualifier with Germany, with Christophe Berra ruled out through injury.
The 29-year-old defender had been named in Gordon Strachan's squad for Scotland's opening qualifier at Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund on Sunday.
However, the Ipswich Town man will instead remain with his club side to receive treatment.
Berra, who has 28 Scotland caps to his name, picked up the knock in Ipswich's 1-1 draw at Derby County last Saturday as Mick McCarthy's men continued their slow start to the Championship season.
Strachan had already called up Aberdeen's Mark Reynolds as cover for a clash that will see Scotland face the daunting task of attempting to contain the newly crowned world champions.
Berra's last Scotland cap came in a 1-0 win over Norway last November.


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- Calories 81
- Caloriesfromfat 80%
- Protein 3.5g
- Fat 7.2g
- Satfat 4.6g
- Carbohydrate 0.7g
- Fiber 0.0g
- Sodium 120mg
- Cholesterol 26mg
Warm 3-Cheese Dip
Photo: Annabelle Breakey
How to Make It
Step 1
Toss together cheeses in a small bowl. Put cheese in a small saucepan with cream and cook over low heat, stirring often, until cheese has melted and is smooth.
Step 2
Stir in 1 tbsp. finely chopped chives. Serve with Fingerling Fries.
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Certified Nursing Assistant Course
Day Classes:
Sep 10 to Oct 31 Mon & Wed 9:00am to 2:30pm
Evening Classes:
Aug 21 to Oct 11 Tues & Thurs 4:00pm to 9:30pm
Weekend Classes
ELIGIBILITY for C.N.A. CLASSES: Students must be at least 18 years of age or older, must pass background checks, must have 2 negative TB tests or 1 negative chest x-ray or 1 negative blood draw for TB and score 75% or better on the TABE Reading Test given the first day of class.
For students with a sponsorship, we offer a CNA Enhanced program.
Certified Medication Technician Course
Sep 5 to Nov 28 Wednesdays 8:00am to 3:30pm
Applicants must take and pass the TABE BEFORE they will be accepted in the class. Call for days/times and additional information.
The TABE test is given on Fridays at 10:00am
ELIGIBILITY for C.M.T. CLASSES: To enroll for this class, Qualified Missouri C.N.A.'s MUST be on the MO Registry and employed for at least 6 months, have a HS Diploma or GED, and a letter of recommendation from your nursing facility.


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Job Fair Event
Wednesday, April 9, 1-7:30 pm
Central Library, 220 State Street
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Let's Get to Work Springfield II will include a group of valuable presentations for job seekers led by a variety of local agencies. A proper business attire workshop by Dress for Success for women and Hampden County Employable Garments for men will be offered. Both agencies provide free, appropriate clothing for interviews. Bring your resume for a Job Fair with representatives from Six Flags, City of Springfield, Springfield Schools, and Command Security. There will also be expert resume critique by members of Future Works in the Central Library's Wellman Hall. Representatives from Springfield Technical Community College will provide information on career paths offered by STCC, including financing your quest for a new career. Two Hi-Tech job skills courses will be offered: Computers for Job Seekers and Brainfuse JobsNow.
Dress for Success is a nonprofit agency that promotes the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support and the career development tools to help women thrive in work and life. 1-2 pm in the Community Room
Future Works has connected thousands of people in the area find employment by combining job search, job counseling, and improved job hunter computer skills. Future Works will provide free resume critiques during this program. 3-5 pm in Wellman Hall
Griffin Staffing Network – We unite talent with opportunities and believe there is a job that fits every person and a person that fits every job. We offer permanent placement, temporary staffing and temp to hire.
Hampden County Employable Garments for Men provides business attire to men in Hampden County who are searching for employment. They help disadvantaged men be successful in their job search by providing presentable clothing for job interviews.
The Job Corps is a free educational and training program that helps young people find a career, earn a high school diploma or GED, and find and keep a good job. (For those 16 years of age who
qualify as low income.)
The Mom Squad provides the opportunity for homeless families, specifically those headed by women, referred by the Department of Transitional Assistance, to volunteer so they can build work
experience. At the same time they provide free childcare so mothers going through difficult times
have the chance to get back on their feet.
NEBA (New England Business Associates) will provide models for the Dress for Success "parade of power", also known as a makeover fashion show, and as an exhibitor offering valuable
resources to Springfield job seekers.
Springfield Technical Community College is devoted to helping individuals achieve their goals. STCC has a remarkably extensive selection of degree programs, degree options and certificate programs (over 100, as a matter of fact!) – many of which are not available anywhere else in the region. 5:15-6:30 pm in the Community Room
Springfield Veterans' Services furnishes information, advice and assistance to veterans and their dependents as may be necessary to enable them to procure the benefits to which they are or may be entitled relative to employment, vocational, or other educational opportunities, hospitalization, medical care, pensions and other veteran benefits.
Veterans Inc. is the largest provider of services to veterans and their families in New England. Since 1991 they have helped more than 50,000 veterans and their families. Veterans Inc.'s clinical case management approach addresses the "total veteran" incorporating job training/employment, health and wellness, and supportive services.
2 PM SPECIAL GUEST- Decorated Veteran Nick Colgin
Stop in and meet Afghanistan War veteran Nick Colgin, a highly decorated medic. Originally from Chester, VA, Nick joined the Army with his best friend right out of high school to serve his nation as an airborne medic. He served in Afghanistan for 15 months, earning a Bronze Star for his heroic actions in saving the life of a soldier while under fire. Spc. Colgin was recognized for saving the life of a French soldier who had been shot in the head and for working with other soldiers to rescue more than 40 civilians from a flood. He served on 725 combat patrols and 34 humanitarian aid missions.
Colgin faced a huge battle when he returned home to America of being one of thousands of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans without employment. President Obama mentioned him in a speech saying, "If you can save a life in Afghanistan, you can save a life in an ambulance in Wyoming." Our incredible servicemen and women need to know that America values them not simply for what they can do in uniform, but for what they can do when they come home. We need them to keep making America stronger."
After his career in the military, he continued to fight, but this time for veterans. He worked on policy and legislation, and in the media, speaking on issues facing veterans. Eventually, Nick heard the calling the return back to the medical field, this time in the form of starting a home care agency right here in Springfield. Having cared for our men and women overseas, and the Greatest Generation stateside, he felt it was his duty to continue serving his country through caring.
In his spare time, Nick guides blind veterans up mountains around the world, and helps individuals in the disabled community reach their summits.
Bring your resume and talk with these area employers about working for their company!
- City of Springfield School Department
- City of Springfield Human Resources Department
- Six Flags New England
- Command Security
- Griffin Staffing Network
5-7:30 PM HiTech @ the Library: Free classes in the Computer Lab
5 PM – Computers for Job Seekers – attend this workshop for an introduction to finding job advertisements online, practice creating resumes with easy-to-use templates, and see a review of library services designed to help job seekers. Basic computer knowledge is assumed. Led by Sarah.
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6:15 PM – JobsNow Brain Fuse – Find out the ultimate way to write a better resume and cover letter with BrainFuse's JobNow, a free resume coach and jobseeker service. This workshop introduces JobNow's online resource including interview tips, resume coaching, links to hundreds of online job openings, and more. Basic computer knowledge is assumed. Led by Reggie.
Sign up online.
If you have any questions please call the Central Library, 413-263-6828, ext. 213.
You may also sign up for the Computer Classes at our Events Calendar .


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Atze J. Nijenhuis, Sittard NL
|Patent application number
|CLASS E SEGMENT CABLES AND TUBES - The invention relates the use of a copolyester elastomer comprising hard blocks comprising polyester segments, polymeric soft blocks and urethane linkages, in applications with a thermal overload requirement specifying a thermal overload temperature above the melting temperature of the copolyester elastomer. The invention also relates to films as well as tubes and electrical cables, such as convoluted tubes and electrical cables for use in cable harness systems. The invention more further relates to polymeric materials with high heat properties that can be used in the tubes and cables and to tubes and cables at least comprising a layer consisting of the polymeric materials.
|NON-BLOOMING FLAME RETARDANT THERMOPLASTIC COMPOSITION - This invention relates to a flame retardant thermoplastic composition comprising a thermoplastic polymer composition; a flame retardant containing a phosphorus containing anion; a borate; and an acid scavenger.
Patent applications by Atze J. Nijenhuis, Sittard NL
Atze Jan Nijenhuis, Sittard NL
|Patent application number
|NANO-STRUCTURED SURFACE COATING PROCESS, NANO-STRUCTURED COATINGS AND ARTICLES COMPRISING THE COATING - The invention relates to a new process for the preparation of nano-structured and/or nano-porous surfaces, coatings having a nano-structured and/or nano-porous surface and articles comprising said coatings. The invention also relates to the use of coatings according to the invention, in particular as anti-reflective coatings. The process for the preparation of the surface nano-structured and/or nano-porous coatings is a process comprising the steps of
|Polymers comprising thioester bonds - This invention is in the field of polymer chemistry. More in particular it provides a method to produce polymers such as block copolymers or cross-linked networks that are suitable for medical applications. The invention also provides degradable materials that may degrade completely when used in the human or animal body, minimizing residual components that may be toxic or otherwise undesirable.
|IMPLANT COMPRISING THERMOPLASTIC ELASTOMER - The invention relates to an artificial spinal implant comprising a thermoplastic elastomer comprising a hard phase and soft phase, wherein the hard phase comprises a polymer chosen from the group consisting of polyester, polyamide, polystyrene, polyacrylate and polyolefin and the soft phase comprises a polymer chosen from the group consisting of polyether, polyester, polyacrylate, polyolefin and polysiloxane.
|FLEXIBLE POLYMER - Thermoplastic elastomer containing hard segments and soft segments, the soft segments containing the residue of a dimerised fatty acid and the residue of a dimerised fatty amine.
|POLYMER COMPOSITION AND CABLE COVER OF THAT COMPOSITION - Flame retardant polymer composition comprising: A) a copolyester elastomer containing a) hard polyester segments made up of repeating units derived from an aliphatic diol and an aromatic dicarboxylic acid, b) soft polyester segments containing repeating units derived from an aliphatic carbonate, B) 0-30 parts of one or more further polymers, C) 1-15 parts of a halogen containing flame retardant. D) 0-15 parts of a halogen-free flame retardant, wherein sum of the components A, B, C and D is 100 parts.
|COOKING BAG AND USE OF THE COOKING BAG FOR COOKING FOOD - Cooking bag containing a copolymer containing monomer units of a dimerised fatty acid or a derivative thereof. Use the cooking bag for cooking food. A process for storing and cooking of food comprising the steps: a) filling the cooking with food, b) storing the filled cooking bag at a temperature below 0° C., c) cooking the food.
|POLYMER COMPOSITION CONTAINING A POLYMER, WHICH POLYMER CONTAINS MONOMER UNITS OF A DIMERISED FATTY ACID - A polymer composition containing a polymer, which polymer contains a residue of a dimerised fatty acid and/or a derivative thereof, which polymer composition contains an epoxidized plasticizer.
Patent applications by Atze Jan Nijenhuis, Sittard NL
Atze Jan Nijenhuis, Echt NL
|Patent application number
|MELT-PROCESSABLE POLYAMIDE WITH HIGH MELTING TEMPERATURE - The invention relates to a polyamide comprising units derived from: A. a diamine comprising in its structure at least one cyclohexane fragment according to Structure I, in which the substituents are in the 1,4-trans-position (Structure I), with n a positive integer of at least 1, and the proviso that when n is 2 or higher the cyclohexane rings are connected to each other through the 1,4-trans position, B. an aliphatic dicarboxylic acid with at least 13 carbon atoms and optionally comprising units derived from: C. one or more aliphatic dicarboxylic acids other than B, D. one or more diamines other than A, E. one or more monofunctional carboxylic acids or monofunctional amines, F. one or more polyfunctional monomers comprising carboxylic acid and/or amine groups, G. one or more lactams or corresponding amino acids. The invention further relates to a composition comprising such a polyamide and its uses.
Jan Nijenhuis, 'S-Gravenhage NL
|Patent application number
|PAYLOAD TRANSPORT STABILIZER, VEHICLE AND METHOD - A payload transport stabilizer (
Jan Hendrik Nijenhuis, Den Ham NL
|Patent application number
|DEVICE FOR PRODUCING A FIBRE MAT BY WEAVING - The invention relates to a device for producing a fibre mat by weaving, which fibre mat is built up of a substrate on which fibres are provided and which device is provided at least with means for forming a shed of warp yarns forming the substrate of the fibre mat, a lay as well as means disposed on one or both sides of the shed for inserting one or more weft yarns into the shed. The invention further relates to a fibre mat obtained by means of a device according to the invention.
John Nijenhuis, Asperen NL
|Patent application number
|Method for Covering Particles, Especially a Battery Electrode Material Particles, and Particles Obtained with Such Method and a Battery Comprising Such Particle - A method for covering particles having a diameter of maximally 60 μm by means of atomic layer deposition, whereby said method comprises the step of fluidizing said particles in a fluidized bed reactor using a first reactant gas comprising a first reactant for substantially completely covering said particles with a monolayer of said first reactant.
|METHOD FOR COVERING PARTICLES, ESPECIALLY A BATTERY ELECTRODE MATERIAL PARTICLES, AND PARTICLES OBTAINED WITH SUCH METHOD AND A BATTERY COMPRISING SUCH PARTICLE - A method for covering particles having a diameter of maximally 60 μm by means of atomic layer deposition, whereby said method comprises the step of fluidizing said particles in a fluidized bed reactor using a first reactant gas comprising a first reactant for substantially completely covering said particles with a monolayer of said first reactant.
Maarten Nijenhuis, Arnhem NL
|Patent application number
|CLONING AND EXPLOITATION OF A FUNCTIONAL R-GENE FROM SOLANUM CHACOENSE - The invention relates to a resistance gene and functional homologues or fragments thereof isolated from
Marcellinus Gerardus Jozef Nijenhuis, Enschede NL
|Patent application number
|Flame Arresting Grease Filter - The invention relates to a device for arresting flames in a gas flow, for example in a kitchen hood, the device includes at least two substantially parallel spaced apart fire proof sheets, wherein the sheets are provided with perforated zones, wherein at least a channel is formed by a perforated zone of the sheet upstream of the gas flow, the space between the at least two sheets and a perforated zone of the sheet downstream of the gas flow, wherein the channel includes a section which has a reverse direction relative to the gas flow.
Marco H. J. Nijenhuis, Eindhoven NL
|Patent application number
|REDUCING MOTION ARTEFACTS IN MRI - The invention relates to motion correction in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), implemented as a MRI apparatus or system, computer programs for such, and a method. A motion pattern of a region of interest ROI is estimated by: selecting a fixed point at an anatomical position that is pre-determined to be little or not affected by motion and rotating a point in the ROI that is affected by motion on the basis of motion detected by a navigator or other methods. From the estimated motion pattern of the ROI, the field of view (FOI) may be adapted by adjusting the gradients and the bandwidth of the RF pulses of the MR system in the acquisition sequence to avoid or reduce motion artefacts. Alternatively motion correction is carried out on the reconstructed images.
Steven Joost Nijenhuis, Zoetermeer NL
|Patent application number
|DEVICE AND METHOD FOR THE DISPOSAL OF WASTE - The present invention relates to a device (
Wilhelmus Hendrikus Johannes Nijenhuis, Huissen NL
|Patent application number
|CROSSLINKED ARAMID POLYMER - A crosslinked aramid polymer comprising a first aramid backbone which is crosslinked through a poly(meth)acrylic acid with a second aramid backbone. The crosslinked aramid polymer is obtained by polymerizing a monomeric aromatic diamine with a monomeric aromatic diacid, or halide or ester thereof in the presence of poly(meth)acrylic acid, followed by a curing step. The crosslinked aramid polymer is crosslinked through its amide bonds and can be made to a fiber, film or fibrid.


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Bioelectronics Corp (OTCMKTS:BIEL) ActiPatch Study Issued In The Pain Management Medical Journal
Bioelectronics Corp (OTCMKTS:BIEL) the firm that manufactures ActiPatch® reported that its OTC central sensitization treatment was covered in a Pain Management Medical publication. The article focused on the chronic back pain registry trial of pain relief, medication and its adverse effects. ActiPatch® is effective for reducing chronic back pain and lowering medication use counting opioids. This peer assessed article can be found in the illustrious medical journal of Pain Management.
The buzz
Bioelectronics ActiPatch therapy is a drug-free device that can be worn by the user. It offers over 700 hours of flexible on/off treatment for under $.04 per hour. Chronic pain affects around 1.5 billion people globally, with back pain continuing to remain the most widespread form. The 7-day ActiPatch archive revision of 1,394 back pain sufferers was founded in the UK. Starting point pain was 8.04 on a ten-point visual analog scale with mean pain period of 6.1 years.
High standard pain was existing despite the use of a mean 2.5 pain medications a subject, with 71% being medicines, including 40% expending opiate-based remedy pain medications. Over 60% of the participants confirmed less than adequate pain relief while 66% experienced negative effects from pain treatment.
ActiPatch abridged baseline aching, on average, by 39.9%, with over 50% experiencing a ≥40% pain drop averaging 66% from standard. Furthermore, 50% of the sufferers were able to reduce or remove analgesic medication use comprising those using opiate-based drugs.
Ian Rawe, Ph.D., of Bioelectronics added that in this study group, the application of ActiPatch® not merely reduced aching for the majority of folks but had the supplementary benefit of falling analgesic medication use and refining overall quality of life in only a week. Therefore, they consider these results have key learnings for the future of pain management.
The company has collected info from 12,390 assessments in a two-year period from people who trialed ActiPatch® in the United Kingdom with consistent results.© Copyright 2016 OTC News Magazine. All rights reserved.


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Open Access in Horizon 2020
Open access to scientific peer reviewed publications has been anchored as an underlying principle in the Horizon 2020 and is explained in the Regulation and the Rules of Participation as well as through the relevant provisions in the grant agreement (see Horizon 2020 Annotated Model Grant Agreement, 25 November 2016 with information about open access on the pages 221-228).
Are you supposed to deposit? > What to deposit > Where to deposit > When to deposit > When should Open Access be provided?
Are you supposed to deposit?
All beneficiaries are required to deposit and ensure open access.
What to deposit
- A machine-readable electronic copy of the published version
publisher's final version of the paper, including all modifications from the peer review process, copyediting and stylistic edits, and formatting changes (usually a PDF document)
- A final peer-reviewed manuscript accepted for publication
final manuscript of a peer-reviewed paper accepted for journal publication, including all modifications from the peer review process, but not yet formatted by the publisher (also referred to as "post-print" version).
Read more about copyright issues...
Where to deposit
Researchers should deposit in a repository for scientific publications (online archives) of their choice.
- Institutional repository of the research institution with which they are affiliated
- Subject-based/thematic repository
- Centralised repository, e.g. Zenodo repository set up by the OpenAIRE project are acceptable choices.
When to deposit
Each beneficiary must deposit as soon as possible and at the latest on publication.
When should Open Access be provided
Each beneficiary must ensure open access to the deposited publication — via the repository — at the latest: (i) on publication, if an electronic version is available for free via the publisher, or (ii) within six months of publication (twelve months for publications in the social sciences and humanities) in any other case.
For open access publishing, researchers can publish in open access journals, or in journals that sell
subscriptions and also offer the possibility of making individual articles openly accessible (hybrid journals). Where the case, the Author Processing Charges (APCs) incurred by beneficiaries are eligible for reimbursement during the duration of the action. For APCs incurred after the end of their grant agreement, a mechanism for paying some of these costs will be piloted. In the case of open access publishing open access must be granted at the latest on publication.
Beneficiaries must also ensure open access to the bibliographic metadata that identify the deposited publication. The bibliographic metadata must be in a standard format and must include all of the following:
- the terms ["European Union (EU)" and "Horizon 2020"]["Euratom" and Euratom research and training programme 2014-2018"];
- the name of the action, acronym and grant number;
- the publication date, and length of embargo period if applicable, and
- a persistent identifier.
If a beneficiary breaches any of its obligations, the grant may be reduced (see Article 43). Such a breach may also lead to any of the other measures described in Chapter 6 of the Multi-beneficiary General Model Grant Agreement, Version 4.0, February 27, 2017).
In all cases, the Commission encourages authors to retain their copyright and grant adequate licences to publishers. Creative Commons offers useful licensing solutions in this regard (e.g. CC-BY, see Creative Commons Licenses).
In the context of the digital era, the notion of' publication' increasingly includes the data underpinning the publication and results presented, also referred to as 'underlying' data. Beneficiaries must aim to deposit at the same time the research data needed to validate the results presented in the deposited scientific publications, ideally into a data repository, and aim to make open access to this data. But there is no obligation to do so (This is not the Open Research Data Pilot).
Related Documents:
Fact Sheet: Open Access in Horizon 2020
Fact Sheet for Project Officers in Horizon 2020
Fact Sheet for Project Coordinators in Horizon 2020
Guidelines on Open Access to Scientific Publications and Research Data in Horizon 2020
Multi-beneficiary General Model Grant Agreement
European IPR Helpdesk Fact Sheet Open access to publications and data in Horizon 2020: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


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Matt and Margaret Talk Their Top Shows of 2015
Plus, the biggest trends of the year.
This week on "The Vulture TV Podcast," Matt and Margaret discuss their top ten TV shows of the year, where they agreed (The Americans, BoJack Horseman) and where they diverged (UnREAL, Hannibal). We also talk the biggest TV trends of 2015, the shows that blossomed in their second seasons, and the original streaming shows that are increasingly challenging HBO for primacy.
Further reading: Matt's top-ten list; Margaret's top-ten list
Tune in to "The Vulture TV Podcast," produced by the Slate Group's Panoply, every Tuesday, on iTunes or SoundCloud. And please send us your burning TV questions! Tweet us @Vulture, email email@example.com, or leave us a voice mail at 646-504-7673.


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LSU is finishing up preparations for an important SEC West battle against the Ole Miss Rebels.
The Tiger defense will have their hands full against the pass happy Rebels led by Shreveport's Shea Patterson.
Patterson is averaging 357 yards passing per game. He has thrown for 17 touchdowns, while throwing just six interceptions.
The Rebels (3-3, 1-2) have struggled on defense, giving up 37 points per game and 450 yards of offense per game.
Coach O will make his return to Oxford on Saturday to face his old school for the first time as LSU's head man.
In three years at Ole Miss, he compiled an overall record of 10-25 and lost 21 of 24 SEC games.
Orgeron continues to stress the game is about the team and not the head coach.
"This game is not about me. Again, I will say this to you: I had a tremendous opportunity at Ole Miss. I didn't get it done, but the past is the past. This is way behind us. Me and my family have moved forward. I'm so happy to be an LSU Tiger. This is another an SEC game. It's LSU/Ole Miss. It means a lot, and it has nothing to do with me. This is about the team," Orgeron said at his weekly press conference.
Kickoff between LSU and Ole Miss at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium is set 6:15 p.m. and the game will air on ESPN.
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